There is now a wooden cross on the Green which will be bare all through this coming week, Holy Week, but on Easter Day it will be covered with netting so that anyone who would like to can place flowers, prayers or messages on the cross. They can be in memory of a loved one who has died, a prayer, a thanksgiving or simply placed in celebration of the resurrection.
You will need to observe social distancing and may like to wear gloves to place your flowers / prayers / messages and sanitize your hands before and after.
As we go through this coronavirus emergency more than ever we need to be reminded there is no darkness that God, in the end, cannot turn to good. Please do come anytime during Easter Day and help make our cross a symbol of resurrection and new life.
Holy Week and Easter services
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 7.30 pm
Night Prayer with short address (Zoom only)
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Maundy Thursday 7.30 pm Holy Communion (Zoom only)
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Good Friday, 2 pm (Zoom only)
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Easter Day 10 am Holy Communion (Zoom only)
Anyone is welcome to join in our Zoom services but you need an invitation, please email jeanburrows@jeanius.me.uk. Zoom services are 40 minutes max.
There are also lots of resources online, radio and television to accompany us through Holy Week and Easter.
Although church services are no longer being held the church still exists and we are still able to worship, albeit in a different way. There are many resources online and I’ve also sent out resources to regular church members by email and post, please contact me if you would like to receive these. A reminder that Hernhill Church is still open during the day every day so do go in if you would like to, we are also going to put some extra prayer resources in there to help you reflect and pray, especially with Easter approaching. 
The caring and concern people within our villages are showing for those who are vulnerable and self-isolating is heart-warming but at the same time we see horrendous selfishness and greed as people are binge-buying, please don’t do it, it’s not necessary. Remember to keep social distancing however old you are. If there is anything that you think I might be able to help you with or if you would like specific prayer please get in touch.
If so, then collect a map from Summer Leas Farm for £2, and trace your fearful footsteps throughout the trail leading through the village; the trail lasts all this week, with a ghostly Grand Finale at Summer Leas Farm on 31 October from 6.30pm. Proceeds from this terrifying odyssey will go towards a fund-raiser to celebrate the village church’s 900th anniversary throughout 2020.
A spacious wedding suite is big enough for the bride and bridesmaids to hang out, and with five on-site bed and breakfast rooms and the recent addition of a Garden Wing providing luxurious self-catering accommodation for twelve, there’s certainly lenty of room for the wedding party to stay.
Open from 11am to 5pm, the annual Apple Sunday features tours and tastings, and includes fabulous Birds of Prey displays at 12.30pm & 2.30pm. The terrace will host live music from local group 
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