A rich choice of puddings, not to be trifled with (apart from the sherry trifles). Banoffee pie, fruit salad, scones, Viennetta (hmmm) and many other delicious pudding were on offer to the discerning diner.After filling plates, bowls and faces, 6 swift games of 'beetle' followed. Oh, the frustration of not being able to throw a six to get started!Then a wide array of games were on offer, the vicar wealded a mean bananagrams technique, there was a London Underground game, a bit of Dobble and rumours of a bomb being handed around!Looked like everyone was having a good time, even those occasionally being 'blown' up.
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Barbara was a longstanding and loyal member of St. John’s, the choir and the Mothers’ Union. Her funeral took place in the church on Monday 8th April at 9.30am, with many gathered in St John's and from around the world via the livestream.After the service, many went to the church hall to reminisce about Barbara's life, with mementos to her service and creativity surrounding them.Rest in Peace, Rise in Glory
