RICHMOND MAY FAIR
Come and find us at the Richmond May Fair on Saturday May 9th on Richmond Green. We will be selling bric-a-brac, jewellery, books and jigsaws, scarves and gloves, sets of pottery, toys etc. There will be a bottle tombola for the adults and a bran tub for the children. All our profits will be shared between our two charities, Freedom Kits and First Steps. Pop along and have a browse. We look forward to seeing you there.
EASTER SEASON
We continue to light the Paschal candle and sing Easter hymns as we continue the Easter season.
Men’s and Women’s Groups
Our Men’s and Women’s groups continue to meet on a regular basis.
Babies and Toddlers
See our Young People page for details of our Babies and Toddlers Group.
Babies and Toddlers is held every Monday from 9.30 except Bank Holidays. It’s a great place to make new friends for both the toddlers and their carers, in a comfortable and relaxing environment. All are very welcome.
Monthly Morning Chat
Usually on the Third Thursday of every Month we are hosting a drop-in chat morning in our small hall from 10.30 to 12 noon or, weather permitting, in our outside space.
Our May meeting will take place in our outside space, weather permitting, on May 21st with the following one on June 18th and then July 16th.
Please feel free to drop in at any point throughout the morning and share in a chat as well as pick up a book or jigsaw from our bring/borrow/buy bookstall. All are very welcome.
Bible Study
We have now finished our Lent course and will be continuing with our studies in due course, posting here on the website our future dates and subjects.
PLEASE NOTE:
From September 2025 the weekly Sunday services at Raleigh Road United Church will commence at 11.00am.
We celebrate Holy Communion once a month. Join us for tea and coffee after the service each week, served at the back of the church
The services will be recorded should you prefer to join us from a distance.
Either way, you are very welcome!
Zimbabwe Victims’ Support Fund
(Registered Charity Number 1145569)
Open-pollinated maize seed is required by the rural farmers so that the seed can be saved and used the following year. Read how this is being achieved by the partnership between the ZVSF and the Mike Campbell Foundation.
The latest annual report can be found herehere
As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.
Proverbs 27:17
Raleigh Road United Church (Methodist / URC) 