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Denford Church.............
Islip Church..........................
Holy Trinity Church, Denford
Rector: Reverend Nolan Robson
e: nolanrobson@me.com
t: 01832 734614 / 07740 700899
Services for July
Sun 28th Baptism Service Services for August
Services for August
Sun 4th Sun 11th Sun 18th Sun 25th
Benefice Communion at Islip Rev Robert Bashford 10.30am
Benefice Morning Service at Denford 10.30am
Evening Communion Service 5.30pm
Benefice Communion in Thrapston at 10.30am
Sun 4th
Sun 11th
Sun 18th Sun 25th
10.30am: Benefice Communion at Islip
10.30am: Benefice Service at Denford
11am: Communion
10.30am: Benefice Communion at St James Thrapston
Please Note: In Denford we are serving our refreshments BEFORE the 11.15am services at 10.45am. Please join us for our services. You can be sure of a warm welcome.
Many thanks to all who supported us by coming to our Wedding Dress Celebration Exhibition and to the service afterwards. We had some lovely comments, both said to us and written in our book. We are very grateful to Janice Colson and all the team for their hard work in putting it all together, helping out during the exhibition and clearing everything away afterwards.
Contact: Priest Rev Nolan Robson: 734614, Reader: Joy Farey-Wood 733073, Church- wardens: Sally Morris: 733392, Elizabeth Cox: 734253, elizco@btinternet.com.com: Secretary: Ann Drew: tel 07702 132 983
THEY’VE ‘BIN’ PAINTED
Very recently the litter bins on High Street received a facelift funded by Thrapston Farmers Market. After years of looking tired and scruffy, the committee paid for 5 bins in the town centre to be
repainted and repaired by J&S Pendred of Islip. The bins are owned by East Northants Council which, understandably, has not prioritised this maintenance. The market team felt a lick of paint was just what they needed to smarten up our High Street.
St. Nicholas’ Church, Islip
Rector: Reverend Nolan Robson
e: nolanrobson@me.com
t: 01832 734614 / 07740 700899
Congratulations and thank you to Thrapston Yarn Bombers for creating
a media sensation with the knitted Thrapston High Street. St James Church was delighted to host the knitting and to welcome so many people into the church to see it – many who had come from far and wide. Many of the knitted buildings have been generously donated to their real life counterparts so look out for them when you are in the High Street. Absolutely amazing work ladies. What next?
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