Forget-me-not lunch club celebrates an incredible 60 years at St. Faith's! What a blessing it was to celebrate with The Worshipful Mayor and Mayoress of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, Councillor Steve and Mrs Marisol Bearshaw who joined us for lunch. A huge thank you to all the volunteers past and present who work tirelessly to make this club so special.Forget-me-not lunch club runs every Wednesday during term time at midday at Gaywood Church Rooms where those over 60 can gather for a two course lunch. £10 per person. Booking essential.
The APA Course in West Norfolk is to be delivered in 2027 in Gaywood Church Rooms, Gayton Road, King’s Lynn, Norfolk PE30 4DZ. 1.30pm welcome tea and coffee and 2pm start. It is necessary to discuss this role with your Incumbent before enrolling on the course.To book your place, contact St. Faith’s Church Office at office@stfaithsgaywoodlep.org.uk. Please give your name, contact details and the name of your church. If you have any questions about the course, please contact Revd Kyla Sørensen on 07554 542 861.There is free parking at the Church Rooms. All course materials will be supplied and each session will last about 2hrs.202730th January, 13th and 27th February, 13th and 27th March, 10th April
We came together in Gaywood Church Rooms earlier today to enjoy a lunch time feast after our Patronal Festival service in the church. It was a busy time in our pop-up restaurant and a big thanks goes out to all of our hardworking volunteers, to Peter and Craig for cooking, and to Gill and Revd Kyla for the yummy desserts.Folks had fun with the quizzes and games on their tables before the hot meal was served and then it all went quiet as everyone enjoyed their food – with plenty of seconds on offer!We always enjoy our social times together, events coming up are: 26th October 2-4pm Board Games Afternoon, the next coffee morning on the 7th November 10-12noon, and the Christmas Fair on the 21st November 2-4pm – all in Gaywood Church Rooms.
Today we celebrated our Patronal Festival in church with a joyful and prayerful service. We heard The Very Reverend Andrew Braddock preach on hospitality and welcome and rededicated ourselves as disciples on the way.Saint Faith (Latin: Sancta Fides, French: Sainte Foy) was a young Christian girl and virgin martyr from Agen in Aquitaine, France who was tortured and executed during the Roman persecutions (traditionally dated to the late 3rd or early 4th century, around AD 287 to 303She is the patron saint of prisoners, pilgrims and soldiers. When you come into St. Faith’s church, you will find signs and symbols of our patron around the building - including a carved statue on the north side of the reredos.Pictured: Rev Kyla, The Very Revd Andrew, Revd Fiona and Revd Eleanor
