Paul and Sally Watson invite members of St. Bartholomew’s to a social event in their garden on Sunday 24th May at 102, The Crofts, Witney. OX28 4AG A traditional afternoon tea will be provided along with a selection of drinks. There is no need to bring any food or drink of your own. We offer…
If you can sign up to provide cakes, that would be much appreciated!
It’s festival time again! This is the last year that Greenbelt will be held at Boughton House – it’s not too late to buy tickets – follow the link here to find out more and who’s on the lineup. https://www.greenbelt.org.uk/buy-tickets/
What a wonderful day it was for the church, the community and visitors from further afield! Hundreds of people attended and the atmosphere was joyful. A huge thank you to everyone who contributed in any way at all. Without your support it would not have been the success it was. Every single cake, biscuit, lunch was…
A final shout out requesting help if you can sign up for cake baking, setting up and taking down, provide help on any of the stalls, lend us some trays (put your name on a label underneath so we can return it!), any “bistro” style tables and chairs to put up outside the village hall,…
We had a wonderful, annual, get-together on Monday evening in church to celebrate and thank all the Friends for their support. Ruth and team put together delicious food and drinks to round off the evening after two presentations. Neil Brading, a Friend and Ducklington resident, gave a fascinating talk on the history of the mills…
I hope most people are aware of this year’s event. For those who are not, this is St Bartholomew’s major fundraising event of the year and a special event for the whole community. The Fritillary Field is open to the public on just one day a year. On that day visitors can walk though the field,…
Take a look at some of the pictures here A lovely Messy Church took place yesterday . We received very generous donations of £62.50 which have been allocated to our Children’s Outreach Fund. A message from Sarah A very big thank you to you all for your preparation and hard work which made Messy Church…
A message from The Bishop of Buckingham, the Rt Revd Dave Bull Our new Neurodiversity Forum will serve people across the diocese. The forum is for lay and ordained people in leadership who identify as neurodivergent, whether they have been diagnosed or not. It will be a space to make connections, support and encourage each…
Save the date for Bishop Steven’s final service Bishop Steven’s final service before his retirement will be on Sunday 31 May at 5pm at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford. Details of how to apply for a ticket will follow later.