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By Haddenham Webteam - 13th September 2018 11:30am
Here is a listing of the Harvest services that are being conducted in Haddenham this year, 2018.
Churches Together in Haddenham
The Feast (Fair) Service will be held on the Green outside St. Mary's Church on Sunday 23rd September, commencing at 5pm. Refreshments will be available
Haddenham cum Dinton Baptist Church
| 16th September | 10:15am | Morning Service celebrating Harvest, with Methodists led by Revd Amanda Pink, followed by a BBQ in the courtyard |
| 16th September | 6:15pm | Evening Worship led by Rev. Amanda Pink |
Haddenham Methodist Church
| 23rd September | 10:15am | Morning Service led by Rev. Dr. Romilly Micklam, followed by soup lunch |
Roman Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd
| 22nd September | 5:00pm | Mass in The Church of the Good Shepherd |
| 23rd September | 9:30am | Mass in The Church of the Good Shepherd |
| 23rd September | 11:00am | Mass in Our Lady of Light, Long Crendon |
St Mary's Church, Haddenham (C of E)
| 16th October | 10:30am | Harvest Festival Service led by Revd Margot Hodson |
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