Author: Ray

Church activities at The Drive this week

Monday 26th August. Bank holiday Monday 2 – 3.30pm.

Join us in the Community room for a cuppa and cake/biscuit. Bring a friend or come by yourself. Stay a while or just drop in. A few board games available if you want, or simply sit and relax.

We would love to see you. All are always very welcome at The Drive.

Friday 30th August 10.30 – 12noon.

Friday is our regular and popular Coffee Morning. We hope that you are able to come along to join our regulars, visitors, and the holiday makers that often drop in. We generally average around 45 people who enjoy a good chat with friends. Why not give it a try – you will be very welcome.

Friday 30th August 2.30 pm.

Choir rehearsal for an hour. if you enjoy singing why not come along and talk to members of the choir. New voices always welcome.

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Worship Sunday 25th August 2024 at 10.30am

10.30am. Morning Worship including a baptism.

The service is led by Rev Janet Pybon.

We hope that you will join us in our worship you will be very welcome, do come along. We would love to see you. If you have the time stay for coffee/tea and biscuits afterward.

ALL ARE ALWAYS VERY WELCOME AT THE DRIVE.

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Church Activities this week

Monday 12th Discussion Group 2 – 3pm. Come and join us for a relaxed look at the Bible. ,

Philippians 2 19 – 29, Psalm 36 v 5 – 12 and StF 676 ‘Christ, from whom all blessings flow,’

Come early 1.40ish for tea and biscuits. We would love to see you

Friday 16th Coffee Morning 10.30 – 12noon. Do come and join us it’s very popular and busy. Come by yourself or with a friend, you will be pleased to see you.

Friday 16th 2.30pm Choir Rehearsal.

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Cake for Beds at Friday Coffee Morning 20th Oct 2023.

A big thank you to all those who supported our ‘Cakes for Beds’ fundraiser to buy new beds and mattresses for The Methodist Hospital in Sierra Leone.

Half way through the morning. Many cakes being enjoyed with coffee/tea and those above were bought as people departed.

Hospital Beds and mattresses, which couldn’t be sourced in Sierra Leone, cost £250 each to be bought and shipped, We raised and sent off enough for almost 2 beds. (50 required).

A magnificent response from all who contributed. Thank you.

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