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Children's Page. Flowers were presented by the children to their mother's at the Mothering Sunday service.
Children or Vulnerable Adults. “If you have a concern about the safety of someone or the actions of someone working with children or vulnerable adults, please speak to: The Parish Safeguarding Representative; vacancy use contact form OR The Diocesan Safeguarding Team’s contact details – https://exeter.anglican.org/resources/safeguarding/safeguarding-team/ If you are a young person and you feel unhappy about something happening to you, you can call Childline on 08001111.” Mothering Sunday on March 31st at 10-00am special service with posies of flowers. COME AND JOIN IN NATIVITY ROCK at the Festive Tea in the Memorial Hall at 2-30pm on December 1st 2018. Father Christmas will be there. Join in the rock painting. Contact Brenda Spivey or Lucy Williams. The rocks will be hidden at various spots around the village and when found brought to the CHRISTINGLE on Christmas Eve at 4-00pm. Always popular so come early. NO MESSY CHURCH until further notice Messy Church for March 2018 The March Messy Church was the day before Mothering Sunday so we made presents for mothers, which included tissue paper flowers, cards and peppermint creams (that is when Messy Church lived up to its name!). Our Bible story was Jesus feeding the five thousand and we thought about mums and dads feeding us. We finished with a lunch of fish fingers and chips. Messy Church for January 2018 To be held in church on Saturday January 13th from 10-30 to 12-30. there will be craft work, games,bible story, and much more finishing with a light lunch. Messy Church for December To be held in church on Saturday the 11th from 10-30 to 12-30. Preparing for the Christingle Service. Messy Church for November To be held in church on Saturday November 11th from 10-30 to 12-30. there will be preparing Shoe Boxes for Eastern Europe plus craft work, games, bible story, and much more finishing with a light lunch. Messy Church for October To be held in church on Saturday October 14th from 10-30 to 12-30. there will be craft work, games,bible story, and much more finishing with a light lunch. Messy Church for September To be held in church on Saturday September 9th from 10-30 to 12-30. there will be craft work, games,bible story, and much more finishing with a light lunch. Messy Church for July to be held on the Village Green at 11-00 am picnic & games Messy Church for June To be held at the Church Fete on the Village Green at 2-00 pm. Meet in the Craft Tent at 1-45. Messy Church for May To be held on Saturday May 13th in Church from 10-30 to 12-30. raft, games, bible story, etc finishing with a light lunch. |
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Messy Church for April
EASTER ROCK. meet at the Congregational Church at 5 pm on 11th April 2017 for an Easter Egg Hunt finishing at the Parish Church at 5-30 pm. Easter Rock sing along at 6-30 pm all welcome
Messy Churchcut outs which were then exchanged for a real chocolate egg.
met on Saturday June 11th at 2-00 pm in the Twinning Tent at the Fete on the Village Green. Theme - the Queen's 90th birthday and making Crowns. What lovely crowns were made and sold.
Messy Church
Saturday April 16th the Bible story was about Jesus telling the disciples to fish on the opposite side of the boat and they caught an enormous number of fish, even though they had been fishing all night and caught nothing. At first, they hadn’t recognised Jesus on the shore – this was one of the occasions when they saw him after he had come alive again after being crucified. Jesus spoke to the disciple Peter and asked him three times to feed my sheep (the sheep being people who needed to know about Jesus being God’s son). We made sheep and coloured in fish and ended with a lunch of fish and chips.
Next Messy Church will be on Saturday May 14th in Church from 10 am to 12 noon. Why not come along and join in the fun.
EASTER ROCK. meet at the Congregational Church at 5 pm on 11th April 2017 for an Easter Egg Hunt finishing at the Parish Church at 5-30 pm. Easter Rock sing along at 6-30 pm all welcome
Messy Churchcut outs which were then exchanged for a real chocolate egg.
met on Saturday June 11th at 2-00 pm in the Twinning Tent at the Fete on the Village Green. Theme - the Queen's 90th birthday and making Crowns. What lovely crowns were made and sold.
Messy Church
Saturday April 16th the Bible story was about Jesus telling the disciples to fish on the opposite side of the boat and they caught an enormous number of fish, even though they had been fishing all night and caught nothing. At first, they hadn’t recognised Jesus on the shore – this was one of the occasions when they saw him after he had come alive again after being crucified. Jesus spoke to the disciple Peter and asked him three times to feed my sheep (the sheep being people who needed to know about Jesus being God’s son). We made sheep and coloured in fish and ended with a lunch of fish and chips.
Next Messy Church will be on Saturday May 14th in Church from 10 am to 12 noon. Why not come along and join in the fun.
Messy Church Saturday March 12th 2016
We had a lively messy church session this Saturday with 16 children and 10 adults attending.
Our theme was new life and we he ard the Easter story from Gudrun.
We planted cress in egg boxes to take home, made Easter cards with cross book marks and used spices mixed with water to paint pictures. The spices represented the spices the ladies took to the tomb to anoint Jesus' body.
We finished by sharing an Easter breakfast of sausage sandwiches and chocolate eggs.
The next Messy Church will be held on Saturday April 16th from 10-00am to 12 noon.
Messy Church Saturday February 13th 2016,
The theme for Messy Church was The Last Supper which Jesus had with his disciples to celebrate The Passover just before he was put to death on the cross.
The children started by colouring in pictures of the Last Supper before Gudrun told them the story of what happened and how Jesus broke the bread and passed it round and then the cup of wine, and told them to do it in future to remember him. Jesus then said that someone was going to betray him.
Sarah had brought along vegetables which were cut up to make some soup. Two of the tables were then covered with paper and were drawn on to be our tablecloths. The younger children helped Brenda to make some dough with wholemeal flour, salt and water. This was cooked in a frying pan to make flat bread (bread with no yeast - which was part of the Passover meal).
Gudrun showed a video and had a short Service, after which it was time to eat the soup, with the flat bread and have a drink of red squash. The soup was lovely and even the flat bread was quite good! So we had our Passover meal with bread and "wine".
16 children came along with parents/grandparents - so we were a good crowd.
Our next Messy Church will be on the 12th March. All welcome.
