Easter BBQ Community Day

On the Easter bank holiday, our church family and neighbours came together for a relaxed afternoon of food, games, and good company. Volunteers set up early, lit the barbecue, and laid out tables so everyone could eat, chat, and settle in at their own pace. The atmosphere felt open and welcoming, with music in the …

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On the Easter bank holiday, our church family and neighbours came together for a relaxed afternoon of food, games, and good company. Volunteers set up early, lit the barbecue, and laid out tables so everyone could eat, chat, and settle in at their own pace. The atmosphere felt open and welcoming, with music in the background and friendly faces at every table.

Food and drinks flowed through the day. Freshly grilled favourites came off the barbecue while soft drinks and simple sides stayed topped up. Guests could return for seconds, try something new, or share a plate with a friend. Conversations started easily. People met new neighbours, caught up with old friends, and made plans for future meetups.

Children had a great time. The bouncy castle was busy from start to finish and the games area kept them moving, laughing, and cheering each other on. Parents watched close by while volunteers kept turns fair and the space safe. It was a day where families could relax, knowing their children were having fun.

The event did what we hoped. It strengthened community ties, gave people a reason to be outdoors together, and created simple memories built around food, play, and conversation. Thank you to everyone who shopped, grilled, served, ran games, and stayed behind to tidy up. Your effort made the day smooth and enjoyable for all.

If you enjoyed this gathering or missed it this time, watch out for our next community day. Bring a friend, bring your appetite, and come ready to meet someone new.

 
 

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  • Priests in remote dioceses across United States.
  • Clergy Retirement Foundation (in support of sick and retired clergy).
  • Each priest in a parish draws a personal stipend from the first collection for living expenses, food and housekeeping.

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