The Ten
Commandments
Learning Together
A course on
'The Ten Commandments'
on the following dates:
September 4th, 11th, 25th
October 9th, 23rd
November 6th, 27th
All sessions are on Wednesdays at 7.00pm in the Cloister at St Botolph’s Church.
The session on 4th September will include a Bring and Share Supper.
All are welcome
Frumenty
Folk Band
Fiday 25th October
7.30pm
St Botolph's Church
This fabulous, folky foursome will perform a variety of folk music. With Helen on flute, Geoff on mandolin, Paul on the mandola and Yasmin on guitar and all manner of percussion. We challenge you not to be tapping your toes as you enjoy the event and don't be surprised if you find yourself singing and dancing!
An evening's entertainment with a raffle. Licenced, cash only, wine bar with soft drinks, coffee and tea.
Tickets £10 available from Jackie Last
07532 457007 or jackie@apsleyway.co.uk
Any unsold tickets will
available at the door
Parking at Woburn Close
CALENDAR
Sunday 29th September
Trinity 18
8.00am Holy Communion
9.30am All Age Eucharist
6.00pm Evensong
Monday 30th September
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
2.00-4.00pm Handbells in the Cloister
Tuesday 1st October
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
11.00am Funeral of Geoff Bridgefoot
2.00-4.00pm Games Afternoon
Wednesday 2nd October
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
10.30am Holy Communion
11.15am Coffee in the Cloister
12.15am Cloister Lunch
1.45pm Ukulele Practice
Thursday 3rd October
8.00am Holy Communion
8.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
10.00am Faith Development Committee
11.00am-12.00 noon Coffee & Chat on Zoom
2.15pm Mothers' Union
5.30pm Singing Group
7.00pm PCC
Friday 4th October
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
10.30am Buggy Buddies
1.00pm Funeral of George Pike
Saturday 5th October
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
Sunday 6th October
Trinity 19
8.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
9.30am Eucharist with Children's Groups
6.00pm Holy Communion
Zoom Links:
The Food Bank is seriously short of supplies, especially:
puddings/desserts, rice (500gm packets), coffee (small jars), teabags (40 or 80 teabags), tinned meat (sausages in beans, chilli con carne), instant mash, pasta sauce, rice pudding, tinned fish, tinned fruit, tinned vegetables, toilet rolls, toiletries.
Bank the Food is a charity set up to make sure foodbanks get exactly what they need – and not just baked beans. You can download their app which will enable you to see what the local foodbank needs at any time.
Home
The Parish Church of St. Botolph is situated at Thorpe Road, Longthorpe, Peterborough PE3 6LU. We welcome adults and children of all ages to join us for worship and other activities.
Harvest Festival Appeal
This year's Harvest Festival Appeal is focused on Christian Aid’s work in Zimbabwe. The weather there is becoming increasingly variable with frequent droughts and dry spells punctuated by torrential storms, leading to declining productivity, while hyperinflation is undermining the value of produce taken to market
I you would like to donate, please use the QR code below or make a donation online at www.caid.org.uk/harvest
Vicar
Rev. Jackie Bullen
Vicar and Assistant Rural Dean
of Peterborough
The Vicarage, 315 Thorpe Road, Longthorpe, Peterborough PE3 6LU
Tel: 01733 263016.
Email: jacqbullen@aol.com
Safeguarding Officers
St. Botolph’s is committed to safeguarding the welfare of all young people and vulnerable adults.
Claire Drake
Parish Safeguarding Officer
Tel: 01780 783303
Victoria Kellett
Diocesan Safeguarding Officer
Tel: 01733 887040
Email: safeguarding@peterborough-diocese.org.uk
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