27 September 2024 – A Convict in the Family
27 September 2024 – A Convict in the Family An illustrated talk by Margaret Butt about her great great great great uncle, Richard Billingham, from Flitwick who was a convict in the 1830s. It’s a combination of local, family and social history. Flitton Church Hall 7.30 pm on Friday 27 September. Tickets £10 Contact mkatebutt@yahoo.co.uk
21 September 2024 – Quiet Day, ‘Exploring the Psalms’
Find more information about Ferrar House here Saturday 21 September 2024 – Quiet Day ‘Exploring the Psalms’ Join us for the Benefice Quiet Day ‘Exploring the Psalms’ at Ferrar House, Little Giddings, Huntingdon. The day is open to anyone and costs £30 per person. Please contact either Rev Simon or Rev Louise for further details.
24/25 August 2024 – Pulloxhill Art Exhibition & Sale
24/25 August 2024 – Pulloxhill Art Exhibition We have an Art Exhibition at Pulloxhill Church over August Bank Holiday with a sale by local artists. There’ll be refreshments, light lunches and cakes available throughout. Saturday, 24 August – 10am to 5pm Sunday, 25 August – 10am – 4pm
2024 Holy Week
HOLY WEEK 2024 We have a lot of services and activities planned for Holy Week – we hope to see you. Sunday 24th March 10am, Palm Sunday, United Benefice All Age Communion, Silsoe Monday 25th March 12 noon, Reflective Service/Prayers (30 mins), Silsoe Tuesday 26th March 2pm, Reflective Service/Prayers (30 mins), Pulloxhill Wednesday 27th March
The Alpha course – 2024
www.alpha.org Curious About Faith? Try Alpha Alpha is a series that explores the basics of the Christian faith in a welcoming, open and friendly environment. It’s free and there’s no pressure or follow-up. Each session is held at the Vicarage in Silsoe where we start with a meal. Following that we look at different topics
Do you have any spare Double Knit wool?
Do you have any spare Double Knit wool? Do you have any double knit wool to spare for someone who is making hats for the Pulloxhill shoe boxes which we hope this year will also go to Turkey and Syria? Or a donation of £2 to buy a ball of wool? Duncan Robb is happy