Work, Worship, Study and Play
Open Othona Bradwell Centre Committee Meeting.
Date: Saturday 28th July
Time: 2-4.30pm
Place – Othona Bradwell.
Your opportunity to meet the Bradwell Centre Committee and share some time with other Othona members/friends.
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There are still spaces available on this event. There will the building of a pit to fire the clay sculptures and pots made during the week. In the mornings there will be stories about life and clay, featuring Genesis 2 with a clay puppet of Adam that comes to life, the bricks of Babel and the Golem of Prague. The first two afternoons will be devoted to making your own pots or sculptures, then after that you can make objects of salted clay with samphire-seeds. These will all be burnt on Thursday and the wonderful creations revealed on Friday and taken to the Chapel. Activities suitable for all ages.
Why not come along and get creative?
We are having an Open weekend on 15-17th June at Othona Bradwell with a BBQ on Saturday 16th June from 1-3pm. You can come for the weekend or as a day visitor on the Saturday. See attached flyer for details. Please come and join us, all are welcome.
Village View for June now available
We have just added a great new community event to the programme following a group cancellation. A chance to come in June (15-17th) for a relaxing or working weekend in the sunshine. Please check out the details in the programme, it's a great time to come and enjoy the wonderful surroundings and meet friends both old and new. For more details see:
Over the last week we have bid farewell to Dave and Sandra, who have worked at Othona for the last three years. They have made a huge contribution over this time and will be sorely missed here. They are off for new adventures in Nottingham and we wish them well in this exciting move. Fortunately they will be back again in the summer but this time to relax. Then it was time to say goodbye to all of our wonderful EVS volunteers who have worked here for the last year. Yannis, Anouk and Tosca have worked really hard during their time here and been great fun to have around, we will miss them. They are all returning home for the summer (Greece, France and Italy) but thankfully Tosca is coming back to volunteer again in the summer.
We have found the 1949 programme in our archive. Please read and let us know what you think.
Three new documents added to News,
