The people of Broadway United Reformed Church care deeply about our local community. For us – Community Matters. Mark Pickering is the person to contact.
If you would like to :
Please contact Mark 07949 296 738 or markp.broadwayurc@outlook.com
A week of crafts , games, stories and songs. For children aged 5-17. Includes full day outing on coach on Thursday to All Things Wild. Barbecue for all on Friday evening 6.00 pm. Just £10 for whole week. Parents and extra children welcome on outing at £10 each. Booking form from Judith 01386 853 255 or from Pilots or Broadway schools. Click on link below for form.
100 people have now benefited from attending Neighbours on line.
Audrey Harrison talks to Nigel Huddleston MP about how important it is for people to be helped to Get On Line and how useful it is to them.
Look After Yourself lunch
Prepared from tasty ingredients to keep eyes healthy
Harvest Barn Dance 2015
If you want to feel better and enjoy life more, this new group is for you.
In a friendly and relaxed setting qualified tutors guide us through gentle exercises and tips on how to improve balance, mobility and strength. Every Thursday morning 10.30 am to 12 midday in the URC Hall, High Street, Broadway. Just £2 each session, why not drop in and try it?
Coach trip to West Midlands Safari Park for all Pilots and their families and friends. There will be Pilots from all over the country there for safari, fun and games and fairground rides. Bargain all-inclusive prices for coach, admission, safari and rides. Adults and over 16’s £15 each, Children 3-15 yrs £12 each, Children 0-2 yrs £7 including rides, or free for 0-2yrs coach,admission and safari only. Leave from church at 8.30 am back at 6.30 pm. More details from Mark.
Over 50 people have now benefited from our friendly computer sessions
Over 150 people enjoyed our traditional fairground games as they waited for the bikes to pass through
A blow has been struck to improve lives and help reduce poverty in Africa thanks to the congregation and friends of the church
Over 40 pairs of glasses are on their way to Vision Aid who will distribute them to countries where children and adults cannot properly learn or work because of poor eyesight. A terrible and unnecessary obstacle that stops them improving their lives and the lives of people around them.