Church Wardens: 2019
David Harrison
The church is looking for volunteers to join the Parish Church Council and as Church Wardens if you feel able to give a small part of your time to assist/join please contact us
All ages are welcome ........please view the invitation poster here.
The Cluster magazine is
'Norther Lights'.
St Radegunds day
is the 13th August
Building: This small, simple and much loved
village Church has no great tombs or fanciful carvings to decorate
the interior. At a squash it can seat 80 people. It
is set at the heart of the village in it's own ancient Churchyard
above the Village Green. Most of the inscriptions on the
tombstones mark the graves of the farmers and farm labourers who
have lived and worked for generations in this agrarian hamlet,
with its five farms and associated cottages in an unspoiled area
of mid Nottinghamshire.
Worship: Services are held at 08:30 on
the second and fourth Sunday of the month, alternating with the
next-door village of Winkburn, where the services are on the first
and third Sundays at 08:30. On the occasional fifth Sunday
a combined service is held for the Cluster of parishes which include
Bilsthorpe, Eakring, Kirklington and Farnsfield. At present
the services are simple, said services of Holy Communion from the
1662 Prayer Book usually lasting just over half an hour. There
are around 10 villagers who gather in the winter behind a heavy
curtain that separates the Chancel from the Nave. The Chancel
is heated by bubbling Calor Gas heaters. In summer they spread
into the nave. Visitors are always warmly welcomed. Special
services are held to celebrate Harvest and Christmas.
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