Totstop is a play group for under 5s and their parents/carers, every Friday during term time between 10am-11.45am. No need to book, just come along. Our sessions are informal and mostly consist of free play. We also have a craft activity table, story time and music most weeks. Refreshments for adults are provided as well as healthy snacks for children.
HBC Hiking Group met on Saturday, 17th July for the first time in 2021.
It was a hot day, becoming progressively hotter, so nine of us walked a gentle 5 miles from Moreton-on-Lugg to Lyde Court, across the Lugg to Sutton St Nicholas then back across the fields to Moreton. How the nettles and thistles have flourished since we were last there! The photo was taken in a rare patch of shade.
Watch out for future walks, normally on the third Saturday of each month.
You are welcome to join us in person for our Sunday morning services at 10.30am. No need to book, socially-distanced seating available. We ask that you wear a mask until you are seated.
Childrens’ groups have restarted and it’s great to welcome families back into the building! We have two groups running for ages 3-11years, on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday of each month. We are following current Covid guidelines to keep all our children safe. The first Sunday of each month is all-age worship, child friendly with activity books to help the children engage.
Each week we will be streaming our Sunday morning service, live on our website and our Facebook page. The service will start at 10.30am.
You can watch on our website by clicking HERE.
Or on Our Facebook page by clicking HERE.
The new sheet which contains the readings for the Sunday service, Prayers and any news for the coming week can be found by clicking the link below.
When you open the video in our website it will be set on mute (unfortunately this is the default, so we can’t change it).
Move your mouse over the video, you will then see the speaker symbol in the bottom right corner.
Turn the sound up and you should hear everything!
The Wednesday Club wasn’t fully protected against the floods of mid-February. None of our members was thankfully directly affected by the water, but in view of the uncertain weather and travel conditions on 19th February it was decided to cancel that morning’s meeting. The advertised “Baltic Cruise” was easily rescheduled. Penny Platts once again held our full attention with her talk on the Herefordshire market towns. The historical details are most fascinating. Karilyn and Richard Collins were again very welcome guests when they told us about their missionary work in Tanzania.
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During the month of February we will be praying for the outward facing ministries within HBC.
Each day there will be a different prayer request from one of the groups, we would love for you to spend time praying for these with us.
The full month’s prayers can be downloaded here – Prayers February 2020
The highlight of January 2020 was definitely the intoduction to basket weaving by Clyde of Wildwicker. Clyde only uses willow twigs and branches from plants which he has propagated and grown himself. The beauty of a finished basket lies in its smooth feel, natural colours and sturdiness. Besides baskets, willow is also ideal for creating many other forms of practical or ornamental items. A special aspect of willow weaving is its therapeutic value. You can’t rush it.
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