CALENDAR
Sunday 1st November
ALL SAINTS
8.00am Holy Communion
9.30am Eucharist
4.00pm ALL SOULS service
‘In Loving Memory’
Monday 2nd November
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
Tuesday 3rd November
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
10.00am Bible Course session 5
2.00pm Hope Cafe
Wednesday 4th November
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
10.30am Holy Communion
(followed by coffee morning)
12.15pm Cloister Lunch
1.45pm Ukulele Practice
7.00pm Bible Course session 5
Thursday 5th November
8.00am Eucharist
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
10.00am MEET
2.15pm Mothers’ Union
Friday 6th November
9.00am Morning Prayer on Zoom
10.30am Buggy Buddies
Saturday 7th November
9.00am Morning Prayer Zoom
10.00am Coffee Morning
Sunday 8th November
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion
9.30am Eucharist
4.00pm Evensong
Zoom Link:
Meeting ID: 892 2856 3939
Passcode: 784214
THE BIBLE COURSE

Whether you are interested in knowing more about when the books of the Bible were written, why they were written, who wrote them or how they impact the lives of millions of people today, do join us – you will be most welcome. This autumn we will be starting our 8-week course. Sessions on Tuesdays at 10.00am and repeated on Wednesdays at 7.00pm. You are welcome to join us on either day for as many weeks as possible. This course gives an amazing overview of our Holy book and opportunity for us to think more deeply about how we read it, what we learn from it and how we live life as Christians.

The Food Bank is seriously short of supplies, especially:
Deodorant
Instant Mash
Kettle Food (Pot Noodles, Cup-a-Soup, etc.)
Long Life Fruit Juice & Squash
Nappies Size 3,4,5
Shower Gel/Shampoo
Tinned Rice Pudding
Tinned Tomatoes
Toothpaste
Please give the following direct to Linda or Viv:
Toiletries, especially Sanitary Pads & Deodorant.
Bank the Food is a charity set up to make sure foodbanks get exactly what they need – and not just baked beans. You can download their App which will enable you to see what the local foodbank needs at any time.
The Hope Café

A chance to meet others and share experiences of loss and grief over a hot drink
2.00pm on the first Tuesday
of each month
St Botolphs Church
Thorpe Rd
Longthorpe PE3 6LU
Home
The Parish Church of St. Botolph is situated at Thorpe Road, Longthorpe, Peterborough PE3 6LU. We welcome adults and children of all ages to join us for worship and other activities.

THE SPONGE BAG APPEAL
This Christmas year we are planning to support local homeless people through the Longthorpe Church Sponge Bag Appeal. We will be collecting filled sponge bags or knitted hats, gloves and socks to let homeless people know we are thinking of them during the winter months. You can help by:
• Filling a sponge bag with (new, unopened) toiletries for men or women – soap, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, tissues or wet wipes, lip balm. Include a small pack of sweets if you wish.
• Donating a knitted hat, gloves or socks – new items please.
• Donating any single items as suggested above and they will be made into gifts.
The gifts will be given to the Light Project which supports homeless people in Peterborough throughout the year.
Please leave donations in a box in the church cloister. Maybe your work colleagues, friends, neighbours or any groups to which you belong might help too!
The appeal will close on Sunday, December 13th and is being co-ordinated for us by Rosie Sandall. Any queries – 07884372724.
Vicar
Rev. Jackie Bullen
Vicar and Rural Dean
of Peterborough
The Vicarage
315 Thorpe Road
Longthorpe
Peterborough PE3 6LU
Tel: 01733 263016.
Email: jacqbullen@aol.com
Safeguarding Officers
St. Botolph’s is committed to safeguarding the welfare of all young people and vulnerable adults.
Claire Drake
Parish Safeguarding Officer
Tel: 01780 783303
Victoria Kellett
Diocesan Safeguarding Officer
Tel: 01733 887040
Mobile: 07484 424378
Email: safeguarding@peterborough-diocese.org.uk
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