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Please bring items listed below to:

St Margaret's on Saturday Morning:  10.00 - 12.00

Or, to the Harvest Services on Sunday 26th September 2010, Or contact a church member

Volunteers wanted please to help decorate the Church Sat 10.00am to 12.00pm

 

Wattisfield Churches Invite You To:

  

Harvest for the Homeless

at Grundle Farm Barn, Honeypot Lane, Wattisfield

26th September 2010

4.30pm  Harvest tea with David Clover

Multimedia Presentation - London City Mission
Includes a  short Family Service for children and families - All Welcome

 

6.30pm Traditional Harvest Service in St Margaret's Church

Guest Speaker:  David Clover from Webber Street London City Mission

 

 

Wattisfield Church are supporting the Homeless

Every year the London City Mission have a large Harvest appeal for basic food and are very grateful for items received.

Some items are always required:

"We depend upon our supporters' generosity in providing us with food, clothing and toiletries. Below is a list of some of the items which are always required. The only items that are needed are listed below - if an item is not on the list then there is no need for it! Thank you."
Food
Baked beans, Coffee, Sugar, Tinned Spaghetti Hoops, Tinned Tomatoes 
Oil, Brown Sauce, Ketchup, Baking Ingredients, Pepper,
Fruit squash 
Clothes
Underpants, t shirts, socks and men’s casual clothing
Other useful items
Washing powder, washing up liquid
Razors and toilet rolls


Items we DO NOT want this year
Food
Cereals, Kidney Beans, Soup, Tea.
Toiletries
Soap, tooth brushes and tooth paste
Clothing
Men’s formal clothing
Women’s clothing
Children’s clothing  

 

Please bring to the Harvest Service on Sunday 26th September

between 4.30pm & 6.30pm, contact a church member, or email:   jsgprice@aol.com

 

London City Mission

  

Celebrities try sleeping rough

Five celebrities undertook ten days of sleeping rough, soup runs and hostels in a bid to put homelessness in the spotlight.

Annabel Croft, Hardeep Singh Kohli, Rosie Boycott, Bruce Jones and the Marquis of Blandford spent their first three days and nights sleeping rough in London.

Famous, rich and homeless 2100BST, Wednesday 24 June 2009 BBC One.