There may be restrictions; face masks may be compulsory, but that does not stop our care and concern for others.
More than 40 of us gathered on the second Sunday of Advent. The toys were delivered to Caring Hands on Monday 7th December.
They will go out to families with food parcels.
Monday 6th July saw the start of the return of the East window. You can see the space from the first piece of board being removed and also Dave checking out the window with Ben, the glass repairer.
The window is now complete, with the external guards fitted. The work went really well and the window is glowing with wonderful colour.
And then the scaffolders arrived to remove the scaffolding inside and out. Slowly the full window appeared in wonderful technicolour.
To see it you will need to visit church for a service of for Private Prayer.
Since services and public access were suspended the church has been visited on a weekly basis. The church is still dressed for Lent, as it was when we closed. Inside it is calm and very quiet; all is well.
The only movement is the light reflected through the windows onto floors and walls.
It is a good job that there were plenty of pancakes available! The scene was set; mugs, tea and coffee ready, fillings ready and then the pancakes went out. It was a good chance to catch up and enjoy ourselves before the start of Lent.
