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SHop Now at our Art and craft Fair

Welcome to our online art and craft fair, displaying the talent of individuals and small businesses. There’s a huge range here, from illustrations to felt booties, cards to crochet, jewellery, candles, t-shirts, knitting, cushions, bunting, jam, decorations, flowers, ceramics, mosaics, frames, gin…

It’s an ideal way to do your Christmas shopping and support small businesses. Just browse through the pages here – click on the links to take you to the ones you want – and contact the maker direct. There are contact details on every page.

Thank you to everyone who is taking part here. Happy shopping!

All Sorts

Gorgeous knitwear for children

https://badshotleaandhale.org/all-sorts/

Anna Londei

All that sparkles is Anna Londei with customised clothing

https://badshotleaandhale.org/anna-londei/

Ash Brockwell

Multimedia Art from transmasculine artivist Ash Brockwell

https://badshotleaandhale.org/ash-brockwell/

Aspen Crafts

Cards, coasters, bags, prints and more with an animal theme

https://badshotleaandhale.org/aspen-crafts/

Badshot Lea and Hale

The parish’s own stall with Christmas craft and tasty treats

https://badshotleaandhale.org/badshot-lea-and-hale/

Cartref Crafts

All things fabric from bags to bunting

https://badshotleaandhale.org/cartref-crafts/

Chris and Co

Mugs, coasters and greeting cards, all made locally

https://badshotleaandhale.org/chris-and-co/

Crafty Marvel Boutique

Upcycled bowling balls, mosaics and ceramics, sold for charity

https://badshotleaandhale.org/crafty-marvel-boutique/

Csilla Bedy

Crochet creations and essential oils for happiness and wellbeing

https://badshotleaandhale.org/csilla-bedy/

Dannie’s Christmas Crafts

Handmade Christmas cards and decorations plus personalised gifts

https://badshotleaandhale.org/dannies-christmas-crafts-2/

Finn and Fern

Nordic boho-style macrame home decor and jewellery

https://badshotleaandhale.org/finn-and-fern/

Gifts with Bethany

Creativity and colour from a young Textiles graduate

https://badshotleaandhale.org/gifts-with-bethany/

Gloímoí Skin Care

A solution to dry skin with these soft, soothing creams

https://badshotleaandhale.org/gloimoi-skin-care/

HD Watercolour

Pet portraits, family keepsakes, lovely watercolours and acrylics.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/hd-watercolour-art/

Honey Badger Prints

Custom clothing for you and your little ones

https://badshotleaandhale.org/honey-badger-prints/

Joyful Makes

Handmade craft from recycled material. All for charity.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/joyful-makes-6/

Kat Giannini

Animal art and pet commissions, cards and bio-friendly wrapping paper.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/kat-giannini/

Kittoo Crafts

Beautiful handmade craft from Kitty.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/kittoo-crafts/

Mews Gin

Local gin distiller Mews Gin has a range of exciting new gins including London Dry, Rhubarb and Honeyberry Gin. 

https://badshotleaandhale.org/mews-gin/

Mi7

Felts and soaps and stunning creativity

https://badshotleaandhale.org/mi7/

Mind Your Bonce

Hats, made in Farnham but worn around the world

https://badshotleaandhale.org/mind-your-bonce/

Nibbs Gin

Small batch artisan gin from the Surrey/Sussex borders

https://badshotleaandhale.org/nibbs-gin/

Popolo Ceramico

Personalised ceramic gifts and keepsakes

https://badshotleaandhale.org/popolo-ceramico/

Pretty Practical

Personalised gifts and practical items

https://badshotleaandhale.org/pretty-practical/

Pure Glass

Handmade glass and sterling silver jewellery made in Farnham.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/pure-glass/

QF Designs

Handmade jewellery made with love, fire and a lot of hammering.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/qf-designs/

Rene’s Blankets

Not just blankets but bags, decorations and gifts, crocheted and knitted for charity

https://badshotleaandhale.org/renes-blankets/

Resin Expectations

Using the versatile material resin to decorate boxes, clocks, keyrings, and jewellery

https://badshotleaandhale.org/resin-expectations/

Sarah Metcalfe

A Minecraft duvet set to thrill any young fan

https://badshotleaandhale.org/sarah-metcalfe/

Sherlock & Sons

Artisan gins from a quintessentially English distillery

https://badshotleaandhale.org/sherlock-sons/

Shirley Watson Design

Individual pieces from a local lino printmaker

https://badshotleaandhale.org/shirley-watson-design/

The Squirrel Collective

With colourful gloves and letters from Father Christmas, Christmas is covered.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/the-squirrel-collective/

St Clare’s at the Cathedral

Beautiful gifts and cards, innovative worship resources and church supplies.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/st-clares-at-the-cathedral/

Steph Lovell Flowers

Contemporary floral designs from a young florist

https://badshotleaandhale.org/steph-lovell-flowers/

Susie Lidstone

Local scenes and floral art from one of Farnham’s most popular artists

https://badshotleaandhale.org/susie-lidstone/

Tropic

Vegan, cruelty-free make-up and skin care products which support education across the globe.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/tropic/

Usborne Books

Plenty to keep the children occupied with a huge selection of books for youngsters.

https://badshotleaandhale.org/usborne-books/

Sunday Services – 1st November

Today we are celebrating All Saints’. Below are the services and the bishop’s sermon.  First here are the notices:

Notices

Lockdown
From Thursday the government have announced that the churches will close for Services but they may open for private prayer until December 2nd.
Giving
Please Give to our Ministry This church relies on donations to provide care and support to everyone in this community. Now more than ever, please consider giving generously to support our mission and ministry by clicking the button above. Thank you for your support.

Services

All-Age:
More Traditional:

Sermons

Bishop Andrew’s Sermon

The Church and Lockdown

On Saturday the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that England would go into a four-week lockdown from Thursday, November 5th.

We are still waiting for details of what this means for churches and we will update you as soon as we can. A spokesperson for the Church of England has said: “We will study the detailed regulations and continue to liaise with Government departments to offer clarity to churches.

“This is a time of real uncertainty for everyone and the Church will continue to be central to the life of our communities in bringing light and hope.”

Here in Badshot Lea and Hale we will be continuing with online services which you can find by clicking here. And we will continue to do what we can to help our community through prayer and other support such as shopping and picking up medicines.

Light a candle for a loved one

Every year at this time we hold services at which we remember those who have died. These are often known as All Souls services as they take place on, or around, November 2 when the church marks All Souls Day, a time of prayer and remembrance for the dead.

We call the services ‘Light a Candle for a Loved One’ as we encourage people to light candles in memory of those they have loved and lost.

This year’s services will take place at St John’s on Saturday, 31st October at 3pm; at St Mark’s on Sunday, 1st November at 11am as part of the usual service; and at St George’s on Sunday, 1st November at 3pm. Everyone is welcome.

If you wish to, please bring a piece of paper to the service with the name(s) of anyone you wish to remember. There will be an opportunity to offer this to God and to light a candle in memory of your loved one.

Farnham Festival of Remembrance returns

The Farnham Festival of Remembrance returns this year but will be online, here on the website, on Saturday, November 7, from 6pm.

Covid restrictions mean that it has been impossible to hold the festival in its home in St John’s, but, nothing daunted, we’ve gone online, with participants recording themselves separately and the whole being put together to create a moving event which pays tribute to all those who have served in times of conflict and peace. This year the festival also commemorates the 75th anniversary of both VE and VJ Day which marked the end of World War Two.

Jeremy Hunt, MP, will open the festival and he will be followed by an assortment of readings, reflections, prayers, poems, songs and hymns and the National Anthem played by Farnham Brass Band.

Simon Alexander has been working seemingly non-stop to organise the event and says: “Each November as a community and a nation we take a moment to pay tribute to the service men and women of our Armed Forces in an act of Remembrance.

“Living in Farnham, the presence of military service is all around us: Farnham, the home of the Princess of Wales Royal Regiment; neighbouring Aldershot, the home of the British Army; nearby Odiham, one of the bases of our Royal Air Force; and Sandhurst, the home of our world-renowned Military Officers Academy to name just a few.

“Remembrance is a time for us to pay tribute to these brave men and women who serve so selflessly to protect and defend our nation and our freedom.

“War comes in many forms and, as such, the public service of our Armed Forces comes in many forms too. This year we have leant on the help of our military again in our time of need here at home to help us deliver essential services during the pandemic. Dedicated, agile and responsive as ever, the men and women of our Armed Forces have responded to our nation’s call.

“As we embark on our annual national commemorations of remembrance please join us online along with the Royal British Legion; Princess of Wales Royal Regiment; Sea, Army and Air Cadets; Jeremy Hunt MP; the Mayor of Farnham; Farnham Brass Band; local schools and a range of readers, soloists and performers for the Farnham Festival of Remembrance 2020, whom we thank for their time and skill in contributing, and let us together not forget our service men and women, past, present and future.”

Join us online for this year’s Farnham Festival of Remembrance.

Pictured: The Combined Forces at last year’s Farnham Festival of Remembrance in St John’s Church.

Sunday Services – 25th October

Today we are celebrating Generous October. Below are the services and three sermons.  First here are the notices:

Notices

Church Magazine
The October issue can be found by clicking here.
Giving
Please Give to our Ministry This church relies on donations to provide care and support to everyone in this community. Now more than ever, please consider giving generously to support our mission and ministry by clicking the button above. Thank you for your support.

Services

All-Age:
More Traditional:

Sermons

Michelle’s Sermon:
Martin Breadmore’s Sermon