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Harvest


Today, I'm supposed to be down at the Church cleaning and helping to decorate the Hall for our Harvest Service.
Oops! However because I'm still at home working on an urgent report for next week; I was able to see the post when it arrived, and ----- a Letter from HS/HLF.

I always get a little nervous when such letters arrive, but at least it didn't say ------No!

It appears that our Grant Application is progressing to the next stage of Assessment. So more visits from Architects, and the letter also states 'as soon as possible'
So Good News !
and tomorrow we celebrate Harvest; this is always a strange service for us, we are an Urban Church and Harvest can seem far removed from our daily life. This year however, I do have some pumpkins from our new Allotment which actually lies within the Parish!
So, all in all, a very appropriate donation for KH's Harvest Service and with any luck the sun might shine.
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