HARVEST FESTIVAL
It was a beautiful autumn day to hold the Harvest Stalls and refreshments in the Churchyard. Children from Messy Church led the singing took part in the Harvest Service and it was lovely to welcome them and their families. After the service, the children made gift boxes of chocolates and biscuits which were taken to the Light Project. Other Harvest donations were taken to the Foodbank. Thank you to everyone who supported our harvest weekend.

ST PEGA’S AUTUMN CLEAN-UP DAY
Pauline and Sheila, St Pega’s Church wardens send a Big Thank you to all who helped with the Autumn Clean Up
We would like to thank you very much indeed for helping at our Clean Up Day at St.Pega’s on Saturday. We had a total of 26 volunteers. It was a wonderful community event with everyone working together with amazing results. Cobwebs were removed from the windows, floors swept, all woodwork cleaned, kneelers brushed etc. The churchyard was tidied, ivy removed from the walls, flower beds weeded, gutters and drains cleaned and what a difference it has made!
We were certainly grateful for the hot drinks to fortify us, and in particular the delicious hot dogs which were provided at lunchtime. Thank you once again for all your help and support.

QUIZ NIGHT
The quiz night was a great success and lots of fun. Members of our winning team are photographed with their certificates and ‘Wise Owl’ awards. Thanks to The Golden Cod at Werrington delivering such delicious fish and chips. £300 was raised.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS
SERVICE FOR ALL SOULS Saturday November 2nd The Benefice Service for All Souls will be held in St Pega’s Church at 10.30am A time a reflection and thanksgiving as we remember those who are dear to us and who are no longer with us. The service will be followed by refreshments.
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY Sunday November 10th 10.45am
All are invited to join our service of Remembrance. It will be held in the church, where the War Memorial is found on the chancel wall. We have also been making poppies for the church gates as a reminder of all those who have died in world wars and conflicts over the years. The purple poppies commemorate all the animals and caught up in war and the bravery they have shown in war.
ST PEGA’S CAFÉ BRUNCH Sunday November 17th between 9.30 and 11.30
Serving ‘full English’ and lighter breakfasts eg granola and yogurt or bacon baps. Contact Sheila Lever 01733 252 to book a table.
CHRISTMAS WREATH MAKING Friday November 29th 7.00 – 9.00 in Peakirk Village Hall
Come along and make a Christmas Wreath. All materials provided but please bring greenery if you are able. Contact Pauline 01733 253116 to book a place Tickets £25.00
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
We invite you to join all our Christmas Services.
Sunday December 1st at 3.00pm all welcome. St Pega’s Church joins Messy Church to make Christingles in Peakirk Village Hall followed by a short service in the church, the lighting of the Christmas tree and refreshments.
Sunday December 15th at 4.00pm Service of Carols and Readings followed by seasonal refreshments.
Christmas Day Wednesday December 25th 10.30am Christmas morning Holy Communion






