Saturday's Challenge

Challengers,


Welcome to the Weekend. Here's your next Challenge:


Friday 17th March - The Challenge:


Join us tomorrow for our
Mothers' Day Service


The service starts at 10.30am, and, as always, refreshments are served afterwards in the Hall. All are welcome!


P.S - Happy St Patrick's Day!


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Red Nose Day!

Challengers,


It's 16th March - Red Nose Day!


Friday 16th March - The Challenge:


Red Nose Day - Make someone laugh!


And while you're scribbling away trying to write the world's funniest joke - donate some money to Comic Relief. There are loads of ideas on the Red Nose Day Website, or you can donate by buying a Red Nose or other merchandise either online or at Sainsbury's or Oxfam. Have a great Red Nose Day!


You can also share your favourite joke here on the blog - click on the comment link below.


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Challengers,


Day Two, Week Three


Tuesday 6th March - The Challenge:


Have a meat-free day



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Challengers,


Welcome to Wednesday. Here's your next Challenge:


Wednesday 14th March - The Challenge:


Write a letter to say 'thank-you' to someone


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Tuesday's Challenge

Challengers,


Here's Tuesday's Challenge.


Tuesday 13th March - The Challenge:


Plant a seed, look after it, and watch it grow.


Spring is on the way, and now is the perfect time to weed out the watering can. Sprinkle some seeds out and add some water, and let the sun do its bit. Look after your little saplings! Watch them grow!


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A brand new Challenge

Challengers,


A brand new week!


Monday 12th March - The Challenge:


Think about where food comes from - buy local today


A kiwi fruit, flown from New Zealand to Britain, emits five times in weight in greenhouse gases. They have travelled 12,000 miles by air and by road by the time they reach the supermarket shelves. Nearly three-quarters of the UK's apples are imported, and all this contributes to global warming, when apples can be grown right here at home. So, the next time you reach for the fruit bowl, stop and think about where your fruit comes from. Buy local - from a farmshop, or by checking the labels in your supermarket. Or better still, grow your own!



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Sunday's Challenge

Challengers,


Complete Week Three with Sunday's Challenge


Sunday 11th March - The Challenge:


Say something kind to 3 different people


It needn't be a difficult Challenge today. People often give us reasons for saying something nice to them - by giving us something, or simply always having a smile to share with us. Today - give something back to those people. Or it could be the perfect chance to meet someone new.


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