Work, Worship, Study and Play
Would you like to come and hear what's happening at Othona? We're holding an Open Committe Meeting here at Bradwell on Saturday 17th August from 2 - 4.15 pm followed by tea. This is your chance to come and meet the Bradwell Centre Committee (BCC), hear what's going on and contribute your views. All are invited, hope to see you here.
The itinenary for this week (20-25th July) of local based activties run by Roo and Dave Bull is available on our website. Included in the week are trips to Maldon, Burnham-on-Crouch and a day focusing on energy plus a chance to have a go at the very popular bottle rocket launching.
We are offering free places for children for four of our summer family weeks. Starting from the 29th July until the 24th August and including; The Othona Muppet show, The language of Eden, Fascinating Food and Music week. Places are still available for all weeks so please book soon for a great family week.
We are having a community BBQ on Saturday 20th July from 5.30pm onwards. If you would like to come please email the office (office@othonaessex.org.uk) or call us on 01621 776564. All are welcome, the cost for adults is £6 and children £3.
We are offering free spaces to children for the Othona Muppet Show ( 29th July- 3rd August). This will be a great week for families to come along and learn how to make puppets from scratch finishing with a show at the end of the week featuring all the wonderful creations. The week is led by Charlotte Randall who has a wealth of experience in textiles, art and design. All accompanied children up to 16 and those 16-18 and in full-time education will be free. To book please go to:
https://www.othonaessex.org.uk/civicrm/event/info?id=1594
The June edition of our Bradwell Newsletter is now available.
We had a visit this week from the Faith Minister, Lord Bourne, who is currently on his national Faith tour. Please see the press release on this visit isssued from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government:
We are sad to announce the death of Henry Savill, who for many years was a trustee of the Community. It was through meeting Henry in 1961 as a new member of his congregation at Navestock that Norman Motley discovered that East hall Farm was up for sale and which set in motion the purchase of the farm. Henry and his wife Gillian were soon visiting the Community at Bradwell and in due course the whole family became involved, first Hugh and then his brothers.
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The minutes are now available from the BCC Resources Sub-group meeting held here at Bradwell on Saturday 16th March 2019. Please take a look.
Help! By volunteering and donating you will save the crumbling wooden hut in the
Lower Field and create an accessible Education/Residential Centre. Want to know
more then take a look at the latest report from the buildings subgroup: