Sunday 28th September, 10.30 – 11.30 am, followed by refreshments
Donated produce will go to Broadway Community Foodbank
Squash, cereals, jam, tinned soup, tinned fruit, tinned tomatoes, toothpaste and shower gel particularly needed.
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In the community, for the community.
The annual Broadway Horticulture and Craft Show was as busy as ever and we were invited to have a stall where we raised awareness of Dementia and our church activities. Local folk who we already know had a chat as did many visitors from distant lands including South Africa, America and Redditch.
Act of Remembrance 2025 VJ 80 years:
15th August 10:50 am at Broadway War Memorial
Bells rung: 15th August 6:30 pm at St.Eadburgha’s Church, Broadway
Super Sing-along Success!
From “Beautiful World” to “Sweet Caroline”, 40 of the folk of our regular Today’s Our Day group chose our favourite songs and raised the roof of our hall as we sang along with Claire, ate donated cakes, and drank tea.
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A Little Walk in the Garden with God
Broadway URC Worcestershire
As you make this little journey.
Think about the times you have lived through and experienced,
easy , difficult , bad , good.
Think of encounters and choices.
What might God be saying to you in the journey so far?
A little walk in your garden with God
We continue our Eco church journey towards a more biodiverse garden.
These corners are part of our little walk in the garden with God.
The prayer is offered as a way to help you revisit your own garden, or ours, as a reflective experience. Have a good journey.
“Loving & Caring God
Sometimes we struggle to make sense of what is happening in your created world;
the injustice, the suffering, the senseless abuse of the environment.
We believe that although we have failed, the consequence of which has meant there are many things which are broken, you will always be within, beside and ahead of us – seeing the things and the possibilities which are beyond us.
Dementia Awareness Week 2025 was capped by the Ukulele singalong concert that 24 of our Today’s our Day group travelled to.
We’d had a stall playing our old fashioned games in the sunshine at the Broadway Village Fete, borrowed memory bags about Sport and Childhood, and of course enjoyed our weekly Thursday afternoons together for carers and cared to have fun and chat.