Welcome to Church with a difference!
We currently are not running Messy Church but hope for it all to start up again very soon. Watch this space for more information. In the meantime here is some information about what we normally run.
Across the benefice we have Messy Church and Wild Messy Church sessions for all our young people and their families. Promising lots of fun, they are a great opportunity to meet up with friends and make new ones too! Parents, carers and family members are always welcome too and can take part in activities.
Messy Church for arts and crafts, a Messy Celebration in St Mary’s followed by a cooked meal. Everyone is welcome to attend these free, family friendly sessions. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Wild Messy Church is for children with their families and carers.
At Wild Messy Church we do crafts and activities based on the theme for the day, followed by a lively time of celebration, with songs, a story often involving puppets, and prayer. Depending on the weather and the time of year, we also have lots of outdoors games and activities. Family and children then share a meal together, with time to chat and make new friends.
During term time in Great Witchingham Village Hall we have Wild Messy Church. Depending on the weather and season, we also venture outside for games and activities.
There are lots of crafts and stories for children to share with their families as well as light refreshments (cake!) at the end. Sessions are free and last about an hour. There are hot drinks for grown ups and toys for our younger visitors. Each month we have a different theme, previous themes have included Hope, the World Cup, Remembrance Sunday, Peace, Easter and Love. Everyone is welcome to drop by, you don’t need to book.
Upcoming Messy Church sessions:
There are no upcoming events at this time.
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