DATE CONFIRMED.  Meet and complete outside St Mary's, bring your torch. Subject to COVID Guidelines and Restrictions applying at the time

An illustrated  talk by Prof Bill Tamblyn. Was Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code fact or fiction?  (A lay preacher's view)

NEW DATE: SATURDAY 7th AUGUST,  AT 7.30pm A concert of readings and music, to include: Short presentations - including Elaine Barker, our village historian; Poetry by Sally Tarpey, Chris Moore, Bill Tamblyn and Liz Barker (including poems by Robert Frost, Seamus Heaney); Music - two sets from Octavia - who rehearse at St Mary's : settings of John Clare and Irish traditional songs; Community Songs and possibly other village groups.  Members of Quire outside St Marys. They are to sing…

An illustrated talk by Prof Bill Tamblyn. What is the enduring fascination with our patron saint?  

This will be the next in the series of 'Evenings at St Mary's' and is set for Wednesday the 15th September, starting at 7.30pm. . Admission £5 for the Fabric Fund. . A miscellany of seasonal songs, poems and instrumental music, including works by Baudelaire, Britten, Ronnie Blythe, Monty Don, William Morris, RVW, Flora Thompson,  local poets, historians and musicians. . Do bring along some songs too! . This will be an open evening. . Apart from the music and…

An illustrated talk by Prof Bill Tamblyn. Why the fuss over an itinerant preacher from the village of Nazareth? This completes the first part of the story which previously included talks on Mary his mother and Mary Magdalene.

An illustrated talk by Prof Bill Tamblyn, with observation, questions and discussion based on this series of talks.