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St. Mary's Church took part in the Wargrave Village Festival 2009

Explore this page to find out what Church members were doing

For full details of all events, click on the Logo to visit the Festival Website

Festival Logo 2009

The Village has had a wonderful Festival, and the Church has played its part in this success.

See the full table below for news of Church involvement

Have a quick view of "Brass on the Grass" and of the Flower Festival "Medieval Life" in St. Mary's

Flower Festival 2009

FESTIVAL SERVICE

Our informal Morning Worship took place with Jeremy Vine, who was visiting the Wargrave Festival, as our speaker.

Festival Service The Band

Festival Service Jeremy Vine John Cook

There was an Opening Service for the Festival on Sunday 7^th June at 10.30am Family Worship in St Mary’s.

FESTIVAL FOLK NIGHT WITH KELLY’S HEROES!

Saturday 13^th June

In the Woodclyffe Hall
Wargrave welcomed back perennial festival favourites, Kelly’s Heroes.

READING HAYDN CHOIR

Concert in St Mary’s Church

Sunday 14 June 7.30pm

“ Sumer is Icumen in” – Singing Medieval to Modern!

BUGS AND BUTTERFLIES

Wednesday 24^th June
Time: 9.30am

Venue:
The Marquee and Mill Green

A morning for parents and carers, toddlers and babies.

Parents and carers enjoyed an indulgent coffee and breakfast/brunch while their toddlers followed the Pied Piper searching for Bugs and Butterflies on Mill Green.

BRASS ON THE GRASS

Sunday 21st June
Time: 6.00 pm to start at 7.00pm

At Wargrave Court

A major Fund raiser for Tearfund

View some pictures

FLOWER FESTIVAL

Friday 26, Saturday 27^th and Sunday 28^th June at St Mary’s

Opening times: see Festival programme

As part of Wargrave Village Festival 2009, a Flower Festival was held in St Mary’s depicting all aspects of Medieval Life - from the rise of our great Cathedrals to the legends of Camelot; from the merrymaking of a country fayre to the triumphs of Henry V and from the production of the Domesday Book to the bawdy Tales of Chaucer. This fascinating period of English History was depicted by the Church Flower Arranging Team, Sunday Club members and the local schools?

Have a quick tour!

Barbara Lloyd and her team of volunteers provided teas and refreshments in the Church during the Festival.

This was not only a major fundraising effort for St Mary’s, it was also a chance to be part of a very special weekend in Wargrave.

FESTIVAL SERVICE

Sunday 28^th June

Time: 10.00 for 10.30am
Venue: Festival Marquee

informal Morning Worship with Jeremy Vine, who was visiting the Wargrave Festival, as our speaker.

After Jane Poirrier had spoken about her own faith, Jeremy spoke about what his faith means to him. The BBC presenter, journalist and author, Jeremy hosts The Jeremy Vine Show on Radio 2, and on television: Eggheads, Points of View, Panorama and is also seen as part of the Election night team.

Lively praise with St Mary's Wind Band, something for young and old alike, with a short reflective time for prayer formed the basis of this Service.

CHILDREN AND FAMILY PARTY

Sunday 28^th June

Time: 11.45 for 12.00 noon
Venue: Festival Marquee

After Morning Worship there was a fantastic BBQ and buffet for all, with games and entertainment for children of all ages, with the food given by members of the Church (and also some delicious left-overs from the Festival Ball Dinner!).

The Church family were also involved in the Fête and many other events; do come and join in whenever possible.

Office Address:

Parish Office, Mill Green
Station Road
Wargrave
Berks
RG10 8EU

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	*There was* *an Opening Service for the Festival on Sunday 7^th June at 10.30am Family Worship in St Mary’s.*
FESTIVAL FOLK NIGHT WITH KELLY’S HEROES! Saturday 13^th June In the Woodclyffe Hall Wargrave welcomed back perennial festival favourites, Kelly’s Heroes.	READING HAYDN CHOIR Concert in St Mary’s Church Sunday 14 June 7.30pm “ Sumer is Icumen in” – Singing Medieval to Modern!	BUGS AND BUTTERFLIES Wednesday 24^th June Time: 9.30am Venue: The Marquee and Mill Green A morning for parents and carers, toddlers and babies. Parents and carers enjoyed an indulgent coffee and breakfast/brunch while their toddlers followed the Pied Piper searching for Bugs and Butterflies on Mill Green.
BRASS ON THE GRASS Sunday 21st June Time: 6.00 pm to start at 7.00pm At Wargrave Court A major Fund raiser for Tearfund View some pictures	FLOWER FESTIVAL Friday 26, Saturday 27^th and Sunday 28^th June at St Mary’s Opening times: see Festival programme As part of Wargrave Village Festival 2009, a Flower Festival was held in St Mary’s depicting all aspects of Medieval Life - from the rise of our great Cathedrals to the legends of Camelot; from the merrymaking of a country fayre to the triumphs of Henry V and from the production of the Domesday Book to the bawdy Tales of Chaucer. This fascinating period of English History was depicted by the Church Flower Arranging Team, Sunday Club members and the local schools? Have a quick tour!	Barbara Lloyd and her team of volunteers provided teas and refreshments in the Church during the Festival. *This was not only a major fundraising effort for St Mary’s, it was also a chance to be part of a very special weekend in Wargrave.*

FESTIVAL SERVICE Sunday 28^th June Time: 10.00 for 10.30am Venue: Festival Marquee informal Morning Worship with Jeremy Vine, who was visiting the Wargrave Festival, as our speaker. After Jane Poirrier had spoken about her own faith, Jeremy spoke about what his faith means to him. The BBC presenter, journalist and author, Jeremy hosts The Jeremy Vine Show on Radio 2, and on television: Eggheads, Points of View, Panorama and is also seen as part of the Election night team. Lively praise with St Mary's Wind Band, something for young and old alike, with a short reflective time for prayer formed the basis of this Service.	CHILDREN AND FAMILY PARTY Sunday 28^th June Time: 11.45 for 12.00 noon Venue: Festival Marquee After Morning Worship there was a fantastic BBQ and buffet for all, with games and entertainment for children of all ages, with the food given by members of the Church (and also some delicious left-overs from the Festival Ball Dinner!).	The Church family were also involved in the Fête and many other events; do come and join in whenever possible.