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Brockdish Church<br />
By kind permission of the owners of The Grange, the newly<br />
designed gardens will be open on June 16th 1.30pm- 5.00pm.<br />
Proceeds will be going towards Brockdish Church. Sorry no dogs<br />
allowed. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Entrance fee<br />
£3. Walk across the road to the Grove to enjoy refreshments and<br />
stalls on the front lawns. Andrew Longe has kindly made the yard<br />
available for car parking. Do put the date in your diary and come<br />
along and enjoy the afternoon.<br />
On June 10 th there will be a Pet Service held in Brockdish Church.<br />
All creatures great and small are all welcome - no legs to eight<br />
legs! The Service commences at 3pm. Please come and join in<br />
with or without a pet.<br />
Jan Croxson - Church Warden<br />
Thorpe Abbotts Church<br />
The chestnut tree, on the north side of the Churchyard lost a large<br />
bough in the autumn storms which indicated that the tree was<br />
deceased. Advice was sought, which suggested, that its time had<br />
come, thus it was that a couple of weeks ago armed with<br />
chainsaws it was taken down. It has opened up the Churchyard<br />
wonderfully and now the debate is whether we replace it and if so<br />
what with.<br />
Easter will soon be on us. In the meantime of course we are in lent<br />
during which we do not have flowers in Church. During this time,<br />
lead by Lynda Mansfield, we have a Lent course run as a house<br />
group around the village. Probably the most important Christian<br />
event of the year Easter is quite early this year being the last<br />
weekend of March. We will hold an Easter Service at All Saints at<br />
9.30am on Sunday 1 st <strong>April</strong>, as always a very warm welcome<br />
awaits.<br />
Simon Beet<br />
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