St. David’s Church, Broom Leys
“Out of the believer’s heart shall flow streams of living water”
‘Growing in Christ, living in faith’
St. David’s Men’s Fellowship
Chairman: Mr. John Allwood (Tel: 480002)
Treasurer: Mr. Brian Hubbard (Tel: 459832)
Secretary: Mr. David Holland (Tel: 450260)
Visits Secretary: Mr. Peter Hancock (Tel: 457044) email: peterhancockphe@hotmail.com
The Men’s Fellowship normally meets on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 7.30pm. Meetings are usually held in the green room, but, depending on the specific meeting (especially when the meeting is at an outside venue), starting times can vary. Always check the 'Calendar and Events Diary’ page for any possible updates for a particular meeting.
The fellowship is open to men of any age, not just members of the church. The programmes are very varied and interesting, consisting of talks, demonstrations and outings, all undertaken in a spirit of fellowship and fun! The current programme is listed below.
A good time is guaranteed, and new members are made very welcome.
St. David’s Men’s Fellowship
MEN'S Fellowship - see below for latest programme.
Meetings are normally held in the Green Room starting at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated.
The photos above were taken after completing the Labyrinth Walk at Beacon Hill during one of our Summer outdoor meetings
No, they are not identical - it’s a matter of spotting the difference!
St. David’s Men’s Fellowship
All meetings start at 7.30pm in the Green Room unless otherwise stated
Unfortunately, all Men’s Fellowship meetings are now cancelled until further notice.
If you are interested in joining the Men’s Fellowship please contact John Allwood on 480002
or Dave Holland on 450260 for more information or just turn up at any of the above meetings.
If you are interested in joining the Men’s Fellowship please contact John Allwood on 480002 or Dave Holland on 450260.
Two MF members wearing items at a meeting hosted by Revd. Andrew Rhoades. These items were presented to him during a visit to South India in 2011.
Photograph taken at the meeting on 9th March, showing most of the members.
Everyone found the talk about the Whitwick Pit Disaster given by the Whitwick Historical Society very interesting. See report, below
On Monday 9th of March we welcomed members of the Whitwick Historical Society to the Green Room, who gave a very detailed and illustrated talk on the Whitwick Pit Disaster of 1898 where 35 miners were killed. It was Leicestershire’s first deep mine where coal was first discovered in 1828.
Local people will probably know the history of this disaster but any relative newcomers to Coalville, like myself, should visit the Historical Society in Whitwick or read about it on their website - https://www.goleicestershire.com/history-and-heritage/whitwick-historical-group.aspx.
It makes very interesting reading.
Future meetings of the Men’s Fellowship have been cancelled until further notice due to present circumstances.
John Allwood
Report of the Men’s Fellowship meeting on 10th February 2020
‘The Working Life of an Edwardian Family’