Tuesday 12 December, 8.45am to 11.30am at Haslingfield Methodist Church on the High Street next to the village green.
This fundraiser will help us to buy new riding hats for the local group and recruit volunteers. Please come along to find out more about our group and support us while you chat and enjoy hot drinks and cake. Read more
Our Christmas Market will give you the opportunity to do your Christmas shopping and support charities and local crafts people at the same time. More details nearer the time..
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The Harvest Service is at 11.00 am on Sunday 19th at All Saints’ Church. Gifts of cereal, tinned meals, coffee and tea are needed for the food bank or bring along flowers to be distributed within the village.
The annual Charity Fair will be held in the Methodist Church on Saturday 16th November from 11 am to 2.30 pm.
If you would like to run a stall for a charity, you are invited to apply to Christine Kipping, 1 Stearne’s Yard, before Saturday 5th October. There is limited space and we would like there to be a fair representation of registered charities selling a wide variety of goods, so be imaginative!! Read more
GUEST SPEAKER…DR CAITRIONA McCARTNEY
at HASLINGFIELD METHODIST CHURCH*
A FAITH TO LIVE BY SERVICE AND TALK, SUNDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 2018 AT 6.00pm
100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE END OF WW1 Read more
Come along to the Methodist Church anytime between 8.45 and 11,30am next Tuesday 12 June and enjoy freshly-made coffee, croissants, cakes or biscuits. You can also learn more about visual impairment and the help you can get from CamSight.
If you haven’t been before, do come along. You would be very welcome.
Praying for SurinameFriday 2nd March 2018, Ecumenical Service at Haslingfield Methodist Church.
Meet at 6.oo pm for Suriname-themed refreshments. Service begins at 6.30 pm.
The next Pop-Up Coffee Shop at the Methodist Church is on Tuesday 13th February 8:45 – 11:30am and we are raising funds for the 1st Haslingfield Brownies. Come along for fairtrade tea, coffee, cakes and pastries. This is during half-term so we will be joined by the Brownies themselves, some of whom will be working towards a badge – please come and support our girls!
‘Wetheuncivilised: A Life Story’Friday, February 16, 2018, 7:00 PM 10:00 PM, Haslingfield Methodist Church
As part of the city-wide Films for Our Future Festival, Pivotal, an arts organisation for sustainability, is screening this beautiful documentary about a young couple on a quest throughout Britain for a more satisfying and sustainable way of living. Discouraged by their urban lifestyles, Lily and Pete set out to discover other ways of living in the modern world. Their journey didn’t provide them with easy answers, but it did inspire them and introduce them to some of the new ways of thinking that may just change the way we all live and help to protect the planet. Read more
The Charity Fair, organised by Haslingfield Methodist Church, was as popular as ever and the church was packed with people buying from the stalls of the 17 charities and then enjoying delicious home-made refreshments. As well as being a collecting point for shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child, there was also an area where people were able to leave items for the Cambridge Foodbank.
An amazing £2,797.50 was raised at the Fair and we would like to thank everyone for their support for these worthy charities.
Do come along to the Pop-Up Coffee Shop at the Methodist Church from 8:45 – 11:30am tomorrow, 9 January which will be raising funds for Home-Start Royston & South Cambridgeshire, a charity which helps local families in need of practical and emotional support.
Come along for fairtrade tea, coffee, cakes, pastries, whilst supporting this worthwhile charity at the same time. More info at: www.hsrsc.org.uk
This year’s Carol Singing around Haslingfield takes place this Friday 15th December. Anyone can join in at any point and leave again at any point and they will finish up at the Little Rose pub. They will meet at Wisbey’s Yard for 6:30pm and sing a few carols there. At 6:45pm – leave Wisbey’s Yard and walk straight to The Elms. Sing around The Elms. Then at 7:15pm(ish), they will move to the green in the middle of Chestnut Close. The about 7:30/7:45pm Head to the Little Rose. If they’re ahead of schedule they may also sing in Badcock Road. Read more