GROWTH ACTION PLAN

See Rector’s letter. The ‘Vision’ and ‘Mission’ statements agreed by

the P.C.C. were presented at the Church A.G.M.

Next step - meeting open to all, to discuss practical implementation

of ideas. Not to be missed!

Thursday 6th. May, at 7-30 p.m. in the Burley Hall  

Mid-week Holy Communion

  Next mid-week Communion will be held on Wednesday, 5th. May,

at 2-30 p.m.  in the Burley Hall.

   All are welcome to this short service which is held in the

meeting-room and will be followed by tea/coffee and biscuits.

Little Fishes

  Help with refreshments is required by our “Little Fishes” toddler group. If you can spare 30 or 40 minutes on the occasional Monday morning, Jan and Joy would love to hear from you.

The Children Society  

Grateful thanks to all the contributors to the Children's Society boxes.  The sum banked in April was £448- 00.

Church A.G.M.

A summary of this meeting, at which the Rector paid particular

tribute to the work of both the Readers and the Wardens, is available in booklet form at the back of church.

Bookshop in Church

A new bookshop has been set up at the back of church, selling a

“Book of the Month.” Just sign up if you want one! Payment will be to

Jules.

Church Life

News From ST. Peters’s

    Rectory Garden Party in Aid of “Save the Family”

Friday 25th June 2010 at 6.00 p.m Entry is FREE

Bring your family and friends to the Rectory Garden Party, a summer evening in a lovely setting, with something for everyone to enjoy.

Bar. Barbeque with local sausages and burgers. Cream teas. Home produce stalls. Hand made cards. Bouncy castle. Face painting. Children’s games. Raffle. Books. Toys. Bric-a-brac.

What can you do to make it a great success? 

We are aiming this year for a country fair feel, with home-made and

home-grown items for sale, in addition to the usual games and fun.   If you can make cakes, biscuits, quiches, jams or chutneys, or if you have green fingers and grow plants or vegetables, or perhaps have eggs and could spare some of your home produce, that would be most welcome.  There is a list at the back of church!  

We also need help to set up the fair, man stalls and make tea…again there is a list at the back of the church. 

We look forward to having a wonderful evening and raising much needed funds for “Save the Family.”    Thank you!

                                                 The Social Committee

Waverton Churches Together- Holiday Club

 The annual holiday club for primary school-age children will take place from 23rd. to 27th. August, in the Village Hall. Sessions run from 10=00 a.m. to 12-00 noon each day, and then we gather for the Sunday service.

  We are looking for volunteers from St Peters and hope that we can take a significant share this year.

   If you would like to volunteer to help with the children, organisation, crafts, drama or refreshments, we shall be delighted to hear from you.

All ages very welcome.

  Please contact Judy Moulds on Chester 336186 or judithmoulds@aol.com

     Judy Moulds

STRAWBERRY TEAS

Saturday 5th. June at the Village Hall, 12-00 noon to 4-00 p.m.  

 Stalls: Books.  Cakes.  Bric-a-Brac.  Craft. Plants, supplied by Walkers’ Nursery.

Proceeds in aid of the Hospice of the Good Shepherd.  

ROWTON METHODIST CHURCH invite you to a    

   SUMMER LUNCH          

 Saturday 12th. June from 12-00 noon to 2-00 p.m.at“Snugborough,” Whitchurch Rd.

Cake Stall.  Bring and Buy Stall. Raffle.

Tickets £8-00 from 335207 or 332341.

Proceeds to N.S.P.C.C. & Marie Curie Cancer Care