This service combines a traditional Harvest Festival with Holy Communion. Those not wishing to receive Communion are welcome to come up for a blessing.

This fairly informal service is led by one of our Licensed Readers and is suitable for all the family. It does not include Holy Communion.

Three churches - St Nicholas Baddesley Ensor, All Saints Grendon, and St Leonards Dordon, take it in turns to offer 'Messy Church', a time for children to come together to have fun in a Christian context. This will be highly informal (indeed, messy!). It's the turn of St Nicholas' Church to host the event, which will take place in the Village Hall, not in church. Families and helpers are welcome. Messy Church takes place on the second Sunday of each month.

Prayers for healing will be offered, for those attending, or on behalf of others who cannot attend.

Those not wishing to receive Communion are welcome to come up for a blessing.

This two-day, two-theme event marks the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale's translation of the Bible into Early Modern English; it is very much the basis of today's Authorised Version. A range of bibles will be on display. It takes place on the weekend of Bible Sunday.

The other part of the event is a talk, by Glynis Gayton, about the development of a much-needed bakery, in a village in Malawi. This bakery, which is now in operation, received a great deal of funding and support from our own local community. The talk will start at 3 pm on each day, and will last about an hour.

Admission is by ticket (£5), available from Gayton's Bakery in Maypole Lane (CV9 2BS) or by email from [email protected]. Refreshments will be included.

For this service, the three churches in our group come together (churches of St Nicholas Baddesley Ensor, All Saints Grendon and St Leonard Dordon). Those not wishing to receive Communion are welcome to come up for a blessing.

This two-day, two-theme event marks the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale's translation of the Bible into Early Modern English; it is very much the basis of today's Authorised Version. A range of bibles will be on display. It takes place on the weekend of Bible Sunday.

The other part of the event is a talk, by Glynis Gayton, about the development of a much-needed bakery, in a village in Malawi. This bakery, which is now in operation, received a great deal of funding and support from our own local community. The talk will start at 3 pm on each day, and will last about an hour.

Admission is by ticket (£5), available from Gayton's Bakery in Maypole Lane (CV9 2BS) or by email from [email protected]. Refreshments will be included.