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Another year – another harvest and as usual young and not so young celebrated it in style at Pulloxhill enjoying a chat and refreshments after the service in the beautifully decorated church. The Food Bank benefited from a good selection of tinned and dried goods and the silent auction of fresh produce raised some more … Read more
Lest we forget the horrors of conflict – 80 years ago The church was decorated to remember the outbreak of World War 2 on 3 September 1939
Record breaking temperatures and sweltering sunshine over the August Bank Holiday Weekend did not deter the many visitors from enjoying the exhibition of art in the church and the assortment of refreshments available in the marquee. Morning coffee, lunches, scrumptious desserts and afternoon tea and cakes were all devoured appreciatively and the catering team were … Read more
There were mixed emotions at Dave’s last service in the Benefice on August 11th held in Silsoe church. A packed church sang Dave’s favourite hymns and listened to his uplifting talk and his chosen readings. Along with his main gift we were delighted to see him presented with a framed picture, and a book of … Read more
The family service in July led by Gillian saw the church decorated with teddy bears and other soft toys, many with their devoted owners. Gillian reminded us of how similar is God’s love for us to the love we feel for one another and especially for our precious teddy bears, some of which were of … Read more
Yes everything did stop for tea on Saturday at the church hall. A mouthwatering display of sandwiches, savoury tarts, scones and assorted cakes tempted the visitors who managed to work their way through what seemed like a never ending supply of food. Another great afternoon in Pulloxhill. The A team of caterers did it again!
Pulloxhill trees came to life with imaginative and amusing decorations for the Tree Festival organised by the Friends of the Church. The stalls on the village green brought everyone together and the interesting stroll around the village to see the decorated trees was captivating. These are the photos of the PCC contribution which was entitled … Read more
The Sound of Summer concert was quite simply a magical evening when everything was in perfect harmony. The Pulloxhill Singers, conducted by Hilary Parks and Martin Roderick, were on splendid form with a programme of delightful popular songs accompanied by John Hemmings. John Parks linked all the items with his usual very amusing ‘smiles’, Joyce … Read more
Welcome to the very first edition of “News from the Pews”. This is going to be a monthly newsletter from St. James and will be delivered to all the homes in Pulloxhill. It will contain lots of news and information about St. James Church – what has been taking place, news of events and services … Read more
First the beautiful reflective service on Good Friday joined by the 3 churches choir and then the sunrise service on Easter Sunday. Easter worship was perfect at Pulloxhill. The photos show the ministry team preparing the first communion of Easter in the churchyard overlooking the hills with the sun welcoming the large congregation. John accompanied … Read more