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Remembrance Sunday – 8 November The Green, Ovingdean
Ovingdean community a socially distanced Act of Remembrance for 2020
Sunday
Installation and Induction of Fr. Richard Tuset as Rector of St Wulfran’s 22.10.2020
Harvest Festival Sunday 27 September
Harvest scarecrows 
Harvest produce 
The church full of harvest produce, food bank donations and scarecrows
Daphne’s Field wild flower meadow
The seeds planted in March to develop our wild flower meadow in Daphne’s Field (the graveyard extension) have suffered from the lack of rain, but a few new flowers have arrived both where we worked and in the larger long grass area (where we sowed seeds last year but not this year). The field now looks beautiful and is full of wildlife, including butterflies.
Sowing seed for the future – New life in the spring
Off The Fence Charity Lent Lunch
Our charity Soup lunch in Ovingdean Village Hall on Saturday 29th February was a great community event and raised a total of £1,225 (including Gift Aid) for this local homeless support charity. Thanks to Steve Brunto for his inspiring account of their work and Shirley Ross for organising the event ( pictured above with the Ven. Martin Lloyd Williams (left), Vicar of St Wulfran’s, and his wife Jacky (right).
Harvest Festival 2019
Delivery of donations from St Wulfran’s Church
St Wulfran’s Harvest Festival thanksgiving – at the harvest Supper and Harvest Festival Service – raised a total £512 plus a car-load of foodstuffs and toiletries. for Brighton Food Bank (run by Brighton & Hove City Mission).
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