What a whirlwind June was! We had so many
exciting and wonderful events and opportunities
for worship—thank you for all your support and for
the way you engaged; it was great to see the
church so alive in so many ways.
This month will see the harvest of our £10 talent
challenge, and we celebrate all the wonderful
things people have done to help raise money for
the toilet project at Histon. If you have any photos,
please send them to me and if you’ve done
something with your £10, do let me know so I can
include you. If you’ve already told me: tell me
again—I’m paranoid I’m going to miss someone off
my list! They will be a feature of our section
service in Histon on Sunday July 21st, where we
will be joined by our friends from Castle Street.
And while you’re in Histon on Sunday 21st, why
not stay and have lunch before coming over to the
Manse for our Open Gardens at 2pm. I’m not
promising the level of gardening that Su and Nick
offered at their NGS gardens last month, but this
is an opportunity for a social gathering for both
churches to come and enjoy each other’s
company and see how the Manse garden has
progressed!
If you’re looking for a holiday and always wanted
to visit Jersey, Matthew and I will be doing a
concert at Georgetown Methodist Church on
Thursday 29th August. You’re very welcome to
come over!
Thanks to everyone who has asked about my
Mum after her recent pneumonia; she passes on
her thanks to everyone for their thoughts and
prayers, and continues to get better very slowly.
Thanks also to everyone who has asked about
Paul and his training. It’s going well! July 21st will
be his first flight on the A321 on a practice circuit
in Hungary and once he’s done enough of these,
he will start flying actual people (under
supervision) to finish his training.
If you have a prayer to spare, do remember me as
I take a group of Rangers (older Guides) to
Switzerland for 10 days at the end of July for a trip
of a lifetime to visit one of the World Centres of
Girlguiding. I look forward to coming back and
boring you all with stories!
Every blessing