The Berkley Ensemble at this time playing the Beethoven Septet in E flat Major, Opus 20. This was in 6 movements and mostly written in 1799 Last week, I mentioned the fact that now the choir and the singing of hymns at our services has now returned, more people were coming to our morning service on a Sunday morning. The word seems to be getting round as we had even more people at the service of Holy Communion, led as usual, by the Rector, the Rev Alex Wheatley, last Sunday. T

St Mary’s Church Hall Management Committee are looking for more enthusiastic people to join a little team! Have you some spare time available? Interested in ‘dusting-off’ those unused skills? Why don’t you have a chat with Paul Taylor our Chairman on 07714 254158 and see what it could mean for you it you were willing to come on board. We meet monthly and our aim is to keep the hall facilities in good order on behalf of St Mary’s Church PCC and the people of Potton. We are res

With the return of live music and hymn singing at St Mary’s last Sunday to accompany the service of Holy Communion, led by our Rector, the Rev Alex Wheatley, there was a good attendance for our usual morning service. The singing, was probably the last element of the traditional service to be restored and there was no doubt that the congregation enjoyed the experience with favourite hymns being led once more by St Mary’s Church Choir. Future services will follow this format a

Sunday’s morning service of Holy Communion last weekend was conducted by the Rector, the Rev Alex Wheatley. During the service, the Rev Alex announced that as from next Sunday, the Church Choir would return and would lead the congregation in singing hymns and also sing once more from their repertoire of anthems. This announcement was greeted with a round of applause as we have had little music since the first lockdown last year so it will be good to hear our own music back in

On a pleasantly warm morning, we had a good size congregation for our first service in September, the Service of the Word with Rdr Simon Gutteridge. Simon presented an interesting sermon about hiding behind a mask, when things don’t go quite to plan. It was very thought provoking and well presented. Of course at the moment we are all used to wearing a mask for our protection from the pandemic, but Simon’s masks were a little different in this respect. This will be the last se