Sunday 20th March
One of our regular walk/tea events. Meet 2.30pm at our home for a walk of about 3 miles returning around 4pm for tea (bring cake to share) walk not compulsory, just join us for tea at 4pm!
Sunday 27th March (Easter Day)
An annual event, Egg rolling & Kite flying from 3pm at Lardon Chase Streatley, bring drinks & snacks if you want; we’ll provide Hot Cross Buns. Prizes for best decorated eggs and farthest egg rolls.
Also
The communion service in March will be on the 3rd Sunday, 20th March, and not the usual 2nd Sunday
The latest news from Cornwell Community Church, a church in Tilehurst, Reading which is part of the Anglican parish of Tilehurst : St Catherine's & Calcot : St Birinus.
'Clean for the Queen' litter pick - Saturday 5th March
Saturday 5th March, 10-11.30am from the Cornwell Centre. Our regular spring clean-up coincides and is registered with 'Clean for the Queen'. This national event is to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday. Come along to help and meet our Neighbourhood Wardens.
Tony Bartlett
Pre-service pancakes at Cornwell this Sunday (7th Feb)
As it's the last Sunday before Lent, we'll be serving pancakes before the service.
The basic (and, arguably, best?!) toppings of lemon juice and sugar will be provided and there's a promise of butterscotch sauce and bananas too, but if you'd like something different please bring your own sweet or savoury topping/filling. There will be some cakes for anyone who doesn't like pancakes and for post-service refreshments.
The basic (and, arguably, best?!) toppings of lemon juice and sugar will be provided and there's a promise of butterscotch sauce and bananas too, but if you'd like something different please bring your own sweet or savoury topping/filling. There will be some cakes for anyone who doesn't like pancakes and for post-service refreshments.
Tony
Vision 2020
Over 60 from Cornwell and St Catherine’s gathered for 'vision 2020' at Birch Copse school. If everyone actions even a few of their small ideas then big things can happen. See pages 20-21 in the parish magazine, it has to be 'me' & not 'someone else'
Cornwell Charity Crafts
Another successful year for Cornwell Charity Crafts and our thanks go to Caroline, Val and their helpers for the making, setting up and selling of all the hand-made goods. Their profits went to our annual charity - this year Send-a-Cow.
In addition to the money they raised, church members contributed to one Christmas card per family and donated the money saved. We then added a contribution from our Missions fund to make a total of £1,020, enough to buy 34 educational packs at £30 each.
But it gets better, under government match funding Send-a-Cow were able to double our donation - so that’s 68 Educational packs!
The packs support the charity’s training programmes in schools, where children are taught about the need for healthy and nutritious food, how to grow their own fruit and veg on a school plot, and the benefits of working together.
Schoolchildren who have enough to eat are better able to concentrate on their lessons and are more likely to have a positive future.
In addition to the money they raised, church members contributed to one Christmas card per family and donated the money saved. We then added a contribution from our Missions fund to make a total of £1,020, enough to buy 34 educational packs at £30 each.
But it gets better, under government match funding Send-a-Cow were able to double our donation - so that’s 68 Educational packs!
The packs support the charity’s training programmes in schools, where children are taught about the need for healthy and nutritious food, how to grow their own fruit and veg on a school plot, and the benefits of working together.
Schoolchildren who have enough to eat are better able to concentrate on their lessons and are more likely to have a positive future.
New Songs CD
During refreshments we play a CD in the background consisting of new songs we're considering introducing as part of our worship.
As was mentioned during this mornings service, a new CD of 16 songs was introduced today. You can hear those songs here.
If you are interested in checking out the songs on last years CD, you can find them here.
You'll quickly realise that only a few of these songs have become part of our repertoire. Are there any you think we really should have introduced ?
As was mentioned during this mornings service, a new CD of 16 songs was introduced today. You can hear those songs here.
If you are interested in checking out the songs on last years CD, you can find them here.
You'll quickly realise that only a few of these songs have become part of our repertoire. Are there any you think we really should have introduced ?
Vision 2020 - Sunday January 31st
There will be a special joint service and meeting on the 5th Sunday of January. Entitled Vision 2020', we wish to determine where we want to be in four years time.
It's being run in Birch Copse school from 10am to 3pm.
The time will be a mixture of worship, discussion, reflection and prayer along with an indoor picnic.
The adult stream will be run by Jane Meyers and there is a young persons stream run by Yvonne Morris.
It's being run in Birch Copse school from 10am to 3pm.
The time will be a mixture of worship, discussion, reflection and prayer along with an indoor picnic.
The adult stream will be run by Jane Meyers and there is a young persons stream run by Yvonne Morris.
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