This document is the June 2018 issue of the Catalyst magazine for Hayes Free Church (URC). It provides information on upcoming church services and events in June. It includes notices about church meetings, fellowship groups, outings and activities. It also contains the church directory and contact information for leaders. The editor requests submissions by June 17th for the July/August issue. Throughout, abbreviations are used for the United Reformed Church (URC) and Hayes Free Church (HFC).

1. Catalyst
The Magazine of
Hayes Free Church (URC)
June 2018

2. HAYES FREE CHURCH
111, Pickhurst Lane, Hayes, Kent BR2 7HU
Sunday Services 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.
We are a member of the United Reformed Church.
We believe in Justice and Peace.
Principal Contacts
Interim Moderator: Mrs Hilary Miles
Church Secretary: Mrs Mavis Righini Tel: 020 8462 1168
Treasurer: Mr. Simon Narracott Tel: 020 8462 2004
Lettings Secretary: Mrs Undine Connolly Tel: 020 8776 0108
Church Website www.hayesfreechurch.com
Catalyst
Editor: Miss Christine Rees hayeschoir@
mybtinternet.com
Contents :
Sunday Services 1 Dates in June 13
Church Secretary’s Letter 2 Stop Press (concert, CA wk) 13
Church Notices 3-5 The Wandle Ringers 14
Bromley Food Bank 6 Oberammergau 2020 15
Top of the Pew/ Quiz 7 Monthly Calendar 16
Flowers and gardens 8 HFC Organisations - inside back cover
GDPR/ Data privacy 3,9-13 Final Thought - back cover
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Copy for July/ August 2018 is needed by Sunday 17th
June 2018. The
editor is very grateful if you would submit items in good time.
You can leave copy in the "R" Pigeon Hole for Christine to collect; hand it
directly to her, or e-mail it to hayeschoir@mybtinternet.com (please note
change of email address). Thank you.
Editor’s note: throughout this magazine, the following abbreviations are
standardly used: URC (United Reformed Church); HFC (Hayes Free
Church); CTiH (Churches Together in Hayes).

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Sunday Services
June 2018
3rd
10.30 am - Morning Service: Church Anniversary -
Hilary Miles, our Interim Moderator
6.30 pm – Rev Darren Street, Pastor, Deep Water
Baptist Church
10th
10.30 am – Parade Service –
Sally Carter-Esdale of the Leprosy Mission
6.30 pm – Evening Service – Stephen Fellingham
from Bromley URC (Widmore Road)
17th
10.30am – Morning Service – Derek Woodcraft
from New Life Church, Biggin Hill
6.30 pm – TBC
24th
11.15am – Morning Service – Churches Together
in Hayes, in Hayes Library Gardens
Please note both time and place
6.30 pm – Service of Ordination and Induction of
Elders: Holy Communion Service to be held in the
Church – Rev Bryn Thomas, a URC Minister,
formerly Organist and Elder at Hayes Free Church
July 2018
1st
10.30 am - Morning Service: Rev Geoff Larcombe,
a retired Baptist minister, who has worked in India
with the Leprosy Mission
6.30 pm – Mike Tinson, a Methodist local preacher,
who worships at Bromley Methodist Church
All of the evening services, except for the Service of Ordination on
June 24th
, will take place in the Elders Vestry, accessed from the
side door in Hilldown Road.

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Letter from the Church Secretary
Dear All,
You will be reading this just as we celebrate another year of
worship and praise to our Lord at Hayes Free Church. How
blessed we have been over the years and I'm sure we will continue
to be. Our Gift Day on Saturday 2nd June is linked in with our
Anniversary on Sunday 3rd June. This will be a weekend of joy and
thanks, with the church open for prayer on Saturday morning from
10a.m. - 12noon. Please give this weekend prayerful thought as
you give a Birthday Gift to our church.
If you are worried about coming on Saturday because you think you
have to pray out loud, worry not. This is a time of quiet and peace,
when you can just come into our beautiful church and pray privately
for however long or short you wish. If you are wondering what to
say in your prayer; this is a time of thanksgiving and also of praying
for the future of our church. God loves each one of us and knows
us, so our prayer is just a conversation with Him.
Each and every prayer our Lord will be pleased to hear, so let us
take this opportunity to add our prayer.
With Christian love to you all,
Mavis

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A note from the Editor:
This issue of Catalyst will be published around the time that the
new GDPR regulations come into force on 25th
May and as a result
our church now has a policy (set out in full on pages 9-12). Our
present thinking is that from now on, in most cases, it will only be
possible to print names and other details in Catalyst if those
concerned have given formal permission. This will settle down of
course, but it will take a little time to collect those permissions and
as a result, this issue of Catalyst will contain very few names. In
most cases the contact points for church activities remain the
same, and regular readers will already know these. Otherwise, if
you need to get in touch with the organiser of a church activity, you
can do so by emailing info@hayesfreechurch.com or contacting
me. Thank you and apologies for any inconvenience, Christine
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Church Meetings
The next two Elders' meetings will be at 7.00 pm in
the small hall on Tuesdays 5th
June and 3rd
July.
The next Church meeting will be held in the Church
at 12.00 noon on Sunday 22nd
July.
Church Anniversary
Gift Day and Prayer Morning
Our Church Anniversary falls on Sunday 3rd
June. On the previous
day, Saturday 2nd
June, the church will be open from 10.00am –
12.00 noon, for private prayer and the donation of gifts.
Saturday Fellowship: Saturday 2nd June
The Saturday Fellowship will meet for a Bible Study on Saturday
2nd
June at 2.30pm in the Small Hall at the church (please note
change from the usual venue). You are welcome to join us.
Messy Church: Wednesday 27th June
This meets on the 4th Wednesday of every month in the church
from 3.30 - 4.30 pm, and children from 2 to 12 years are welcome.

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Tuesday Friendship Group: Tues afternoons
All are welcome at the meetings of this group, which will be held in
the small hall at 2.00 pm on Tuesdays (unless otherwise stated),
finishing at about 3.30 pm. The programme for June and early July:
5th
Beetle drive with homemade cakes/ Bring and Buy
12th
Living and working in the United Arab Emirates
19th
Exercises from your chair
26th
Music through the years
and
3rd
July Lunch “chez HFC” PLEASE NOTE 1.00pm START TIME
Members who use the Mini-Ambulance service are asked to ring
8462 1938 by 9.00 am on any Tuesday that they are unable to
come to a meeting. Please come along for a pleasant afternoon.
We have a very varied programme with plenty to interest everyone.
Men's Group Walk: Thursday 21st June
Please let the organiser know by Sunday 17th
June if you are able
to come. The details are:
This year we are to walk round the Olympic Park.
- Train from Hayes Station at 17.17 or departing from West
Wickham at 17.20 to London Waterloo East arriving 17.58.
- Walk from Waterloo East to the MBNA Clipper boat at the
Festival Hall/ London Eye pier.
- Depart from the pier at 18.13 to London Canary Wharf arriving
at Canary Wharf pier at 18.42. We will then get the DLR to
Stratford and walk round the park.
There is a bar on the boat and we will be having something to eat
towards the end of the walk. We will return from Stratford on the
DLR and join the Hayes train at Lewisham station.
Book Club: Wednesday 6th June
We meet once a month, on the first Wednesday, at 2.00pm in the
Small Hall.

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Hayes Mothers' & Toddlers' Club: Friday afternoons
EXCEPT 1st JUNE
We welcome all babies and children under school age,
accompanied by their parents, grandparents or carers, to our club
on Friday afternoons between 2 and 4pm during term time. The fee
is £1 per family - tea, squash and biscuits are provided. This is a
time when adults can meet up, while the children in their care are
busy playing with toys and activities in the company of other
children. Please note that we will break for half-term and so will not
be meeting on Friday 1st
June.
Women's Contact Group: Mondays 4th June and 2nd July…….
We will be meeting for our monthly meal at the Warren Sports
Ground, Hayes, at 12.30 pm on the two dates given above. The
Warren is accessed by car from Croydon Road (address: Croydon
Road, Hayes, BR2 7AL) or on foot from the junction of Warren
Road and Holland Way. All ladies are welcome.
……and Thursday 5th July:
A Contact Group outing - a walk “in the footsteps of the
Suffragettes”. We will be departing from Hayes Station for Charing
Cross at 10.00am on 5th
July. Full details in next month’s Catalyst.
Singles’ Lunch – Sunday 17th June
Anyone living alone is welcome to come along to
our Singles Lunches, which take place
approximately once a month on a Sunday. They
are held at the Warren, starting at 12.30pm (for
details of the location see the Women’s Contact
Group notice above).
The Fairtrade Stall: Sunday 10th June
The Fairtrade stall is held once a month on the second Sunday, just
after the morning service. The stall is near the refreshments trolley,
so do pop by to see what we have for sale. The items range from
snacks and breakfast foods through to greetings cards. We look
forward to seeing you.

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Notice Sheets
If you have an item for inclusion on the Notice Sheet on a particular
Sunday, please ring the relevant number below, by the date shown
(the first Sunday of the month is often in the previous month’s
magazine):
By Tuesday 29th
May for Sunday 3rd
June: 8462 3920
By Tuesday 5th
June for Sunday 10th
: 8658 0748
By Tuesday 12th
June for Sunday 17th
: 8658 0748
By Tuesday 19th
June for Sunday 24th
: 8462 3867
By Tuesday 26th
June for Sunday 1st
July: 8462 3867
Bromley Food Bank
The list of the most urgently needed items (as shown on their website) is
again unchanged. Here it is:
Coffee; longlife fruit juice; sponge puddings; jellies; instant whips; tinned
meat (that can form the basis of a hot meal); toilet rolls; washing detergent
(tablets, powder or liquid); washing up liquid; shower gel; shampoo;
deodorant;
And as usual, they do not need: beans, pasta, soup and cereal.
Your donations, whether of food or money, will go to make up food parcels
which have been planned in collaboration with nutritionists to provide enough
for about three days’ worth of healthy, balanced meals.
Packs will vary to take account of individuals’ health needs, but the website
lists what might be found in a typical pack:
Breakfast cereals; Soup; Pasta; Rice; Pasta sauce; Tinned beans; Tinned
meat; Tinned vegetables; Tinned fruit; Tea or coffee; Sugar; Biscuits; Snacks
Do you have used postage stamps (British or foreign)?
A further reminder that on 10th
June our morning service will be taken by a
representative from the Leprosy Mission, and the Mission CAN USE YOUR
STAMPS! Please bring all that you have to church on that day, or perhaps
the previous week! Very many thanks.

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Top of the Pew 2018
Following their first-round victory last month, your team assembled
again only a few weeks later, on 13th
May, to play St Mark’s in
Bromley. The first half saw the lead change hands a couple of
times, and even though Hayes drew slightly ahead, there was a
constant threat to their position - particularly just before the interval
when St Mark’s reduced the deficit from 10 points to 2 over the
space of a single round. In the second half, Hayes maintained their
slight lead, (although more than one round saw equal scores),
before drawing further ahead towards the end. Eventually the final
round, on animals in the Bible, saw Hayes through to a clear
victory, with 76 points to 60. St Mark’s made us very welcome, and
the evening saw much hilarity and good fellowship, with £38.50
raised from refreshments for the Marjorie McClure School. We are
grateful to all who helped to make this such an enjoyable evening,
not least the audience! Please join us for the next match, which will
be at home, and which will see your team in the quarter-finals for
the first time in several years.
And here is a quick quiz to keep all our brains ticking over until the
next contest:
The clues below should lead you to the names of British cities,
towns or counties. The initial letter of each spells out the name of a
Biblical figure. Who is it? (sadly no prizes - answers next month!)
 This is the home city of the Guardian newspaper.
 The name of this Scottish city means “Mouth of the River
Ness”, where indeed it is situated.
 If you are sent here, you will not be able to enjoy any
conversation.
 This is what a cockney highwayman might have asked you to
do with your money.
 And in My Fair Lady that famous cockney Eliza Doolittle tries
to tell us that in three English counties, a certain
meteorological phenomenon occurs only very rarely. What
letter is she struggling to pronounce?

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Ministry of Flowers
Thank you to those involved in the weekly choice and arrangement of flowers
in the church. Thanks go also to those who provide for these displays week
by week.
After the service on Sunday morning, the flowers are distributed in order to
celebrate, or thank, or support, and in all cases to bring further enjoyment.
Besides helping to decorate the church, supplying flowers for a particular
Sunday is an excellent way to mark a special anniversary, or remember a
friend or family member. Please let us know if you would like to help in this.
And speaking of flowers….
The annual Open Garden Festival in aid of St Christopher’s Hospice is
already in full swing. Between mid-May and early September a succession
of people open their gardens to be viewed, usually on Sunday afternoons,
charging a small fee and often offering a
variety of refreshments, plant sales, etc. It
would take too long to list them here
unfortunately but there are a number of
gardens very close to us, including
Ridgeway, George Lane and Goodhart
Way, whilst others are further afield, for
example in Dulwich, Shirley and Petts
Wood. One that is certainly worth a mention
is the Norlands Garden Festival, with seven
gardens open on the same afternoon
(Sunday 10 June 2-5pm) in and around
Norlands Crescent, Chislehurst. An
information leaflet, with all the dates and
times, has been left at the back of the
church.
Saturday 23rd June:
Hayes Horticultural Society summer outing
An outing to RHS Hyde Hall Gardens (Essex).
The cost of £27.00 includes coach travel, entrance, a garden tour, a tea or
coffee and cake. Contact details were given in last month’s Catalyst, but if
you cannot now locate that, please see Christine.

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DATA PRIVACY STATEMENT
Hayes Free Church (United Reformed Church)
Pickhurst Lane, Hayes, Bromley BR2 7HU
1. Personal data
Personal data relates to a living individual who can be identified from that data.
Identification can be by the information alone or in conjunction with any other
information in the data controller’s possession or likely to come into such
possession. The processing of personal data is governed by the General Data
Protection Regulation (the ‘GDPR’).
2. Data Controller
The eldership (serving elders) of Hayes Free Church (United Reformed Church) is the
data controller (contact details below). This means it decides how your personal
data is processed and for what purposes.
3. How do we process your personal data?
The eldership of Hayes Free Church (United Reformed Church) complies with its
obligations under the “GDPR” by keeping personal data up to date; by storing and
destroying it securely; by not collecting or retaining excessive amounts of data; by
protecting personal data from loss, misuse, unauthorised access and disclosure and
by ensuring that appropriate technical measures are in place to protect personal
data.
We use personal data for the following purposes: -
 to administer membership records;
 to maintain our financial accounts and records (including the processing of gift
aid);
 to provide news and information about events, activities and services at the
church;
 to fundraise and promote the interests of the church;
 to manage employees and volunteers;
 to enable the church to provide voluntary services for the benefit of the
public in our local community;
 to provide contact details of officers and others with specific responsibilities
(eg DBS signatories) to the synod office and Church House. This enables the
synod and national administration of the United Reformed Church.

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4. What is the legal basis for processing your personal data?
 Processing is carried out by a not-for-profit body with a political, philosophical,
religious or trade union aim provided: -
o the processing relates only to members or former members (or those who
have regular contact with it in connection with those purposes); and
o there is no disclosure to a third party without consent; or
 Processing is necessary for carrying out obligations under employment, social
security or social protection law, or a collective agreement; or
 Explicit consent of the data subject has been given.
5. Sharing personal data
Your personal data will be treated as strictly confidential and will only be shared
with other members of the church in order to carry out a service to other church
members or for purposes connected with the church. We will only share your data
with third parties with your consent.
6. How long do we keep data?
We retain data on the following basis:
Record Type Retention Period
Membership rolls Indefinitely
Members, adherents and
friends contact details
24 months after the last contact
Junior Church roll until the child/young adult reaches the age of 21.
Junior Church contacts 24 months after the last contact
Cradle roll Indefinitely
Gift aid declarations and
paperwork
6 years after the calendar year to which it relates
Registers of Marriage As required by the Registrar General
Register of Baptisms Indefinitely
Register of Funerals Indefinitely
Records of the Scattering
of Ashes
Indefinitely
Personal data relating to
events for which additional
information is gathered eg
Church holidays
Disposed of immediately after the event unless
anything has occurred (eg an accident) which
indicates that records should be retained for a
longer period.
Records of attendance of
children/young people and
helpers
Indefinitely for safeguarding purposes
Photographs and videos of
events
24 months after the event – selected items
retained for historical records

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Insurance Records Indefinitely
Safeguarding matters Indefinitely or until advised otherwise by
authorities
Accident Books Indefinitely
Complaints (non -
safeguarding)
3 years after resolution of complaint (unless
further action is anticipated)
Minute Books Indefinitely
Employee Records 6 years after the date of termination of
employment
Pension Records (money
purchase)
6 years after transfer or value taken
Tenancy agreement and
paperwork
6 years after the calendar year in which the
tenancy is concluded
Personal data relating to
regular activities including
duty rotas and groups
meeting for study or social
purposes.
Disposed of within 30 days of the final activity or
meeting.
Personal data relating to
external contacts who
contribute to fundraising or
social events.
Disposed of within 30 days of the final such
event, or within 30 days of a decision not to
repeat the event, whichever is the later.
Personal data relating to
church, hall or room hire.
Disposed of within 3 months of the last date for
which the space is hired, unless anything has
occurred (eg an accident) which indicates that
records should be retained for a longer period.
Visitors Books Indefinitely
7. Your rights and your personal data
Unless subject to an exemption under the GDPR, you have the following rights with
respect to your personal data: -
 The right to request a copy of the personal data which Hayes Free Church
(United Reformed Church) holds about you (a Subject Access Request or
‘SAR’);
 The right to request that the eldership of Hayes Free Church (United
Reformed Church) corrects any personal data if it is found to be inaccurate or
out of date;
 The right to request your personal data is erased where it is no longer
necessary for Hayes Free Church (United Reformed Church) to retain such
data;
 The right to withdraw your consent to the processing at any time;

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 The right to request that the data controller provide you with your personal
data and where possible, to transmit that data directly to another data
controller;
 The right, where there is a dispute in relation to the accuracy or processing of
your personal data, to request a restriction is placed on further processing;
 The right to object to the processing of personal data;
 The right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioners Office.
8. Further processing
If we wish to use your personal data for a new purpose, not covered by this Data
Protection Notice, then we will provide you with a new notice explaining this new
use prior to commencing the processing and setting out the relevant purposes and
processing conditions. Where and whenever necessary, we will seek your prior
consent to the new processing.
9. Contact Details
To exercise all relevant rights, queries or complaints please in the first instance
contact the Church Secretary at Hayes Free Church (URC), 111 Pickhurst Lane,
Hayes, Bromley BR2 7HU.
You can contact the Information Commissioners Office on 0303 123 1113 or via
email https://ico.org.uk/global/contact-us/email/ or at the Information
Commissioner's Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire. SK9 5AF.
The Elders, Hayes Free Church (United Reformed Church)
12th
May 2018
Hints and tips and good practice
The URC has provided some useful tips for all of us to bear in mind
if we are dealing in any capacity with the personal contact details of
anyone else in the church. Many of them will have been followed
already.
For example: - respect people’s privacy; don’t give out information
about them without their consent; keep their details safe; use the
“bcc” row if you are sending out emails to a group who may not all
know each others’ contact details; make sure that you only keep
information that you really need – if you don’t need it, dispose of it
securely.

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There is further advice on good practice, though this is mainly for
the Elders managing the policy as a whole. One point though
applies to us all – it is recommended that the policy is reviewed
periodically, probably annually. So if you discover any point on
which it is not up to date, please let the Elders know so that it can
be amended next time, or earlier if it is urgent. Now that the
deadline of 25th
May is here, there should be no remaining lists in
the church that the Elders do not know about. If there are, they
must be destroyed or brought to the Elders’ attention as soon as
possible.
Some important dates in June:
 Saturday 2nd
June: Church gift day and prayer morning
 Sunday 3rd
June: Church anniversary
 Wednesday 20th
June: The Wandle Ringers, fund-raising
concert for a new Scout hut in Mounthurst Road.
!!!Stop Press!!!
Wednesday 20th
June: The Wandle Ringers
Besides the phone numbers given on the formal poster (see next page) it
is of course also possible to buy your tickets at church on Sunday
mornings (or at other times by arrangement). Tickets are available from
Christine at £8 each.
Christian Aid week
Thanks to all concerned for your help and support during Christian Aid
week. At time of writing the week has not yet reached its conclusion but it
appears that, thanks largely to Barbara’s coffee morning, HFC will be able
to send in some £500 – an excellent total given that we no longer make
house-to-house collections. Our final result will include envelopes returned
after they were picked up at the end of the Parade Service on 13th
May, so
if there are any outstanding, please get them back to Christine as soon as
possible – thank you. A full report and confirmation will appear in next
month’s Catalyst.

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Calendar for June 2018
Sat 2 10.00am
2.30pm
Gift Day and Prayer Morning (p3)
Saturday Fellowship (p3)
Sun 3
10.30am
6.30pm
Church Anniversary
Morning Service – Hilary Miles (p1)
Evening Service – Rev Darren Street (p1)
Mon 4 12.30pm Women’s Contact Group Lunch (p5)
Tue 5 2.00pm
7.00pm
Tuesday Friendship Group (p4)
Elders’ Meeting (3)
Weds 6 2.00pm Book Club (p4)
Fri 8 2.00pm Mothers’ and Toddlers’ Club (p5)
Sun 10 10.30am
11.30am
6.30pm
Parade Service – Sally Carter-Esdale (p1)
Remember to bring your stamps! (p6)
Fairtrade stall (p5)
Evening Service – Stephen Fellingham (p1)
Tue 12 2.00pm Tuesday Friendship Group (p4)
Fri 15 2.00pm Mothers’ and Toddlers’ Club (p5)
Sun 17 10.30am
12.30pm
6.30pm
Morning Service – Derek Woodcraft (p1)
Singles’ Lunch (p5)
Evening Service – TBC (p1)
Tue 19 2.00pm Tuesday Friendship Group (p4)
Weds 20 7.30pm Wandle Ringers’ Midsummer Ring (p14)
Thurs 21 17.17pm Men’s Group walk departs Hayes Stn (p4)
Fri 22 2.00pm Mothers’ and Toddlers’ Club (p5)
Sat 23 Hayes Horticultural Society outing (p8)
Sun 24 (NB)11.15am
6.30pm
Morning Service – CTiH in Hayes Library
Gardens (p1)
Holy Communion: Service of Ordination and
Induction of Elders – Rev Bryn Thomas (p1)
Tue 26 2.00pm Tuesday Friendship Group (p4)
Weds 27 3.30pm Messy Church (p3)
Fri 29 2.00pm Mothers’ and Toddlers’ Club (p5)

19. Prior notice of events in July 2018
Sun 1 10.30am
6.30pm
Morning Service - Rev Geoff Larcombe (p1)
Evening Service - Mike Tinson (p1)
Mon 2 12.30pm Women’s Contact Group Lunch (p5)
Tue 3 (NB)1.00pm
7.00pm
Tuesday Friendship Group (p4)
Elders’ Meeting (p3)
Thur 5 10.00am Women’s Contact Group: Suffragette Walk (p5)
CHURCH ORGANISATIONS –contact details will be published again as
soon as possible, of course subject to the agreement of those concerned.
Day Organisation Contacts TBC
Sunday
12.30pm –
monthly only
Singles’ lunch
Monday
5.45pm Brownies hayesdistrict@yahoo.co.uk
6.30pm Cubs 22ndbromleyscoutsgsl@gmail.com
12.30pm - 1st
Mon only
Women's Contact Group
Tuesday
2.00pm Tuesday Friendship
Group
7.15pm Scouts - 1st troop 22ndbromleyscoutsgsl@gmail.com
Wednesday
2.00pm - 1st
Weds only
HFC Book Club
3.30pm - 4th
Weds only
Messy Church
5.30pm Rainbows hayesdistrict@yahoo.co.uk
6.00pm Beavers 22ndbromleyscoutsgsl@gmail.com
6.30pm Guides – 4th Hayes hayesdistrict@yahoo.co.uk
7.45 – 9.15pm Guides – Senior Section hayesdistrict@yahoo.co.uk
8.00pm Explorers 22ndbromleyscoutsgsl@gmail.com
Thursday
5.45pm Brownies hayesdistrict@yahoo.co.uk
7.15pm Scouts - 2nd troop 22ndbromleyscoutsgsl@gmail.com
8.00pm - 3rd
Thurs only
Men's Group
Friday
2.00pm Mothers & Toddlers
6.30pm Guides – 3rd Hayes hayesdistrict@yahoo.co.uk
Saturday
2.30pm - 1st Sat
only
Saturday Fellowship

20. Final Thought
Loved with everlasting love,
Led by grace that love to know;
Spirit breathing from above
Thou has taught me it is so.
O this full and perfect peace!
O this transport all divine!
In a love that cannot cease,
I am His and He is mine!
George Wade Robinson (1838-77)
… And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is
love. Whoever lives in love, lives in God, and God in him.
I John 4.16 (NIV)