Events
We welcome all to come along to our upcoming services and events
'Wander & Wonder'
Saturday 19th October at 2pm
A time for walking, talking and pausing to be mindful of the world we inhabit
'Wander & Wonder'
Saturday 30th May, Saturday 18th July, Saturday 19th September - Meet at 2pm
A time for walking, talking and pausing to be mindful of the world we inhabit
Come and enjoy a Wander in nature together, pausing to Wonder at the beauty of it!
We will go on a circular walk into the woodland beginning and ending our time together under the ancient Yew Tree in the Churchyard.
Enjoy a cuppa and some delicious home-made cakes in our barn at the end of the walk.
Come dressed for the weather with sturdy footwear.
The whole afternoon should last around 90 minutes. No need to book just come along and join us.
All are Welcome
'Wander & Wonder'
Saturday 19th October at 2pm
A time for walking, talking and pausing to be mindful of the world we inhabit
All-Age Harvest Festival
Sunday 4th October - 10am
A fun interactive service for All Ages providing that opportunity to 'give thanks' for all that we have.
We invite any donations of non-perishable food for Worcester Foodbank.
The Bereavement Journey
Friday 25th September - Friday 13th November
7 Sessions of films and discussion to support the bereaved
Grief is hard. Death can impact all of life.
Are you grieving the death of a loved one or struggling with the long-term effects of loss?
We are here to help.
The Bereavement Journey is a 7 week course that includes discussions around the impact and pain of bereavement, anger and guilt, delayed and suppressed grief, adjusting to change and moving on healthily.
The course runs at the Lyppard Hub on Friday mornings between 10am-12noon
To enquire about the course or express an interest in attending please contact us using the information on this website (See below).
NGS Open Garden Events
2027 dates to be confirmed
As part of the National Garden Scheme Warndon Court will be opening its two acre family garden to the public.
It surrounds a Grade II listed farmhouse (not open) featuring a circular route with formal rose gardens, terraces, two ponds, pergolas, topiary (inc a scruffy dragon), pretty summerhouse, a potager and woodland walk along the dry moat and through the secret garden. It has bee-friendly wildlife areas and is home to great-crested newts and slow worms.
Our 12th Century church of St Nicholas will be open with it's 13th century stained glass and 15th century font. A very unique, Grade I listed building.
Refreshments will be served in the 16th century barn including hot drinks and home-made cakes.
Admission £6 adults, children free.