Apostles’ Award Pilgrims reach Canterbury!6 pilgrims from our church walked from Charing in Kent to Canterbury Cathedral last weekend. They did this to fulfil part of a scheme we run to encourage Christians to grow in faith and discipleship.Fr Jeremy (Vicar of Hellingly) said, “It was wonderful to be greeted so warmly by the people at the Cathedral. We joined the main Sunday morning Eucharist. To be part of such a beautiful service after slogging through wind and rain the day before was a wonderful moment for us all. Thank you to the stewards and canons of the cathedral in making the conclusion of our journey so memorable.”#CanterburyCathedral
Tickets and maps available on the green near the church, at May House, and Brook Cottage. The church will also be open. Wheelchair access to some gardens. Dogs on short leads.All gardens are within walking distance and include:Broad View, Church Road, BN27 4EX, Gill RichesBrook Cottage, Mill Lane, BN27 4HD, Dr Colin Tourle MBE & Mrs Jane TourleGlobe Cottage, Mill Lane, BN27 4EY, Emma & Simon FreedmanMay House, 7 The Martlets, BN27 4FA, Lynda & David StewartPond Cottage, Mill Lane, BN27 4EY, Gill NicholsPriors Cottage, 6 Church Path, BN27 4EZ, Pat BoothCombined admission £8, children free.Lunch and home-made teas at Brook Cottage.Refreshments in aid of St Peter & St Paul Parish Church & NGS
