EXERCISE! Who needs it??
Yes, we all do for physical, and mental wellbeing.
But when their weekly exercise tutor was on holiday the Look After Yourself folk still met up for coffee, chat, and a fun quiz. In fairness, tongues and jaws did get a decent workout.
Celebrate Easter at Broadway URC
Sunday 5th April 2026, 10.30 – 11.30 am
Followed by hot cross buns!
Starts Thursday 16th April for 6 weeks, 12:00 – 1:30 pm in the Jubilee Room.
For booking and further info contact Mark:
07949 296 738 / markp.broadwayurc@outlook.com
Dates for the full course will be April 16th, 23rd, 30th & May 7th, 14th, 21st
Surprise!!! George brings 3 girls!!!
I was delighted and amazed when my old mate George came to Lent Lunch with three lady friends in tow!
They came as early as they could and were all warmly welcomed. Along with 26 people they enjoyed the friendly chat, the excellent homemade soup, cheese, and rolls. Then he loudly declared that he would like a walk in the church garden. So I went with him. Afterwards, one of his lady friends told me how much she’d loved getting out of the house and meeting other people. All thanks to the team from Churches Together in Broadway. Then George promptly sat on the lap of one of the girls for the drive home! Well, what would you have expected?
Warm & Welcoming Afternoon
People living in Broadway with dementia, can join us for a relaxed, friendly afternoon, in
a supportive environment. Come along, enjoy the music, and spend time together at
your own pace. Carers, family members and loved ones are very welcome.
Christmas Tree Peace
Come along and discover some Peace and Calm amongst fragrant trees decorated by local organisations. Stroll in and stay as long as you like. We would like to thank everyone who has made this event possible. Especially the Broadway Horticulture and Craft Show, and the Blue Diamond Fosseway Garden Centre.
Cascade of Remembrance.
Members of our Threads crafting group knitted and crocheted numerous individual poppies for this community project. Sunday 9th November at 10.50 for an Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial on the Village Green.Followed by a service at St Michael’s and All Angels church
We celebrated the harvest produced by our farmers in the face of adverse weather, gave thanks for the generosity of people donating to foodbanks, and for giving of their time for others. We pray for fruitfulness in our work to help regenerate God’s Creation upon which all life is founded.
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.
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.