Stories, Food, Craft and Fun.
Ideal for families.
Picnic lunch provided.
Cafe for adults.
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You are invited to join us in conversation at the Green Man Long Itchington
on the 2nd Thursday of every month at 7.30pm.
Meaningful conversations about things that really matter in life …
What do we do?
Table Talk at The Green Man offers hospitality and refreshment where we can engage with each other’s views and explore these in the light of the Christian faith.
We serve a cheeseboard and drinks are available at the bar
Join the conversation …
Further details : Rev Martin Green (01926 613466)
Rev Vikki Bisiker (07508 706956)
Email : hope16southam@yahoo.com
We have a range of services and events to suit all ages this Christmas. Please see What’s On.
On Sunday 6th November 2016 at 4pm we are holding a short reflective service called “Living with Loss”.
At this service there will be an opportunity to remember and give thanks for the lives of people who were important to you, whether they died recently or long ago.
You are warmly invited to attend this service, bringing with you your family and friends. Refreshments will be served after the service.
During the service, for anyone who chooses it, the names of those you are remembering can be read out. If you would like us to do this, please contact the church office.
At our recent Harvest Supper Mary Williams, Terence Hill and John Tresidder, who had all recently stood down from the Fabric Committee, were enthusiastically thanked by the church family for all their years of dedicated service on the fabric committee, notching up over 100 years of service between them! They were presented with a wonderful cake made by Heather Shackleton showing the three of them sitting on a bench outside the church. The cake was then sliced and enjoyed by everyone attending the supper.
It was announced in church on 24 January 2016 that, with effect from 1 March, Rev Vikki Bisiker, who knows the church and the area (currently being a curate at Radford Semele and Bishops Itchington), would provide full-time, interim stipendiary ministry to St James for a period of four years, the first year being the time when Vikki completes her curacy.
The Reverend John Armstrong, who is currently vicar of St James Church, Southam and St Michael and All Angels Church in Ufton, has announced that he will be leaving his current post to help the parish of St John’s, Kenilworth in an evangelistic and pastoral capacity. John’s last day of service in the local community will be on 15th November 2015.
For full itinerary details of John and Mary Home’s visit to Kenya during November 2015 please visit the Bees Abroad page
7.00 pm Compline – the name of the service means “the completion” (of the working day) – an opportunity to spend a short time together in church to pray and give thanks for the day and look ahead to the events of Good Friday and Easter.
10am Holy Communion – our regular weekday time to meet in worship
10am Children’s Service
11am Walk of Witness – Combined Churches of Southam. Gather at the Grange, Coventry Street to walk to the police station where a short combined church service will be held
2pm An hour at the Cross (St James Church, Southam) – a time to think and pray together, reflecting on the arrest, trial and crucifixion of Jesus on Good Friday
2pm St Michael and All Angels Church, Ufton open for prayer – although there is no formal service the church will be open so that anyone may come in to pray and remember what Jesus did for us on this day
8.00 am Holy Communion
10am All Age Service with Holy Communion (St James Church, Southam)
10am All Age Service with Holy Communion (St Michael and All Angels Church, Ufton)
10.00 am All Age Worship with Holy Communion
6.30 pm Evensong
You are warmly invited to any of the Easter services being held across the Deanery this Easter. For more
information please see the relevant church’s website.