Our annual Harvest Service will take place on Sunday 13th October 2019 at 3.00 pm, followed by afternoon tea.Join us for a lovely afternoon – all are welcome to this traditional harvest celebration!
Join us for our Harvest Service 2019
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Garden Fête 2 pm Saturday 6th July 2019
All are welcome to come to our traditional country fête, 2pm Saturday 6th July.
Join us for our Harvest Service
Our annual Harvest Service will take place on Sunday 14th October 2018 at 3.00 pm, followed by afternoon tea.
Join us for a lovely afternoon – all are welcome to this traditional harvest celebration!
Upcoming Events – St Helena’s is a very friendly and active church and we welcome visitors to join us for our special events. Don’t forget to check our Events page for details of all the latest events.
St Helena’s is a very friendly and active church and we welcome visitors to join us for our special events. Don’t forget to check our Events page for details of all the latest events.
Take part in our heritage project
Dear Residents & Friends of Thoroton Church,
A big thank you to everyone who came to support our Open Evening on 3rd July. Whether you came just to view the finished works and see the new facilities or to sign up for the forthcoming projects, your support was hugely appreciated and we hope you enjoyed the evening (and refreshments!) and found the occasion informative.
If you were unable to attend but are still interested to be kept informed or take part, below is a list of forthcoming events starting with Graveyard Recording on Friday 14th July. This will go ahead whatever the weather and other than suitable clothing and maybe a notebook and pen you don’t need to bring anything special. Tea/coffee & biscuits (and maybe cake!) will be provided. There will be a lunch break when people can either pop home or bring a packed lunch to eat at the church if they wish. Feel free to leave early if you have other commitments but of course if people can stay until the end the more we will get done.
Graveyard Recording Training, 14th July, 10am-3pm at St Helena’s Church. Please book your free place by contacting our activities coordinator Ian Marshman on 01529 461499 or ian.marshman@heritagelincolnshire.org ( Or Nick Finlay, Church Warden 850912)
Festival of Archaeology and the Diocese of Southwell & Nottingham’s Open Churches Weekend 22nd-23rd June 10am-5pm. Thoroton church will be taking part in this weekend with different activities taking place each day. The church open with refreshments available for visitors throughout the weekend.
Saturday 22nd will be a Graveyard Recording Drop-In which is op
en to anyone and will be great for families, with our archaeologist on hand throughout the day to show you what to do.
Sunday 23rd you can Discover Our Medieval Graffiti by borrowing a torch and exploring with the help of volunteers from the Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire Medieval Graffiti Survey.
For details of all 170 churches taking part across the Diocese visit the festival website.
Nottinghamshire Archives Workshop, 1st August 1-4pm. A rare opportunity to visit the county’s archives and view historic documents and materials relating to Thoroton and its church. An archivist will also be on hand to help interpret the documents and will provide advice on how to search the collections and how to go about locating particular information. Booking is essential as places are limited at the Archives. To reserve a place contact our activities coordinator Ian Marshman on 01529 461499 or ian.marshman@heritagelincolnshire.org (Or Nick Finlay, Church Warden 850912)
