Margaret Miller brought in some very tasty French Epiphany Cakes that were flaky pastry with a frangipane filling. In France they are made with feve (Broad Bean) in the cake and the finder is made King for the day. Margaret made ours with small figurines in which people were able to keep. The photos below were taken after the service whilst people were eating and celebrating.

On Saturday 14th December the children put on a wonderful performance of the Nativity Story. Around twenty local children participated, having been working hard at rehearsals during November.

Over 80 people turned up to hear Paul Harding talk about Oliver Cromwell and whether he banned Christmas. He started by asking whether we had heard about the banning of Christmas and if we thought Oliver Cromwell was responsible.

As part of their curriculum some of the students at Christopher Whitehead Language College looked at the environment and up-cycling and decided to make decorations for a Christmas Tree that they kindly donated to our Church.

A group of stalwarts met at the church on a cold and frosty morning to go to Cardiff for the day.

Following on from Paul’s talk on preparation for war on Remembrance Sunday he continued with a talk on the country’s preparation for invasion and over 90 people turned up to listen to him.

A number of services and events took place in the church on Remembrance Sunday, 10th November 2019.

The answers to the recent Food Bank Quiz are now available.

For the October talk Surgeon Harding explained how surgery was carried out Worcester Infirmary in the late Victorian era. Paul was the only one who turned up in fancy dress as he dressed as the Victorian Surgeon.