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find is the FiA newsletter. This issue includes a range of resources relevant to churches developing community mission.
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Graham Jones, NRO for the Methodist Church and URC has written this new resource, Harvest Resources, for use in Harvest Festivals. You can also download other material from:
A new environmental social enterprise establishing in Langwith village on the Notts/Derbs border. It will be providing work, placements and volunteering opportunities to people who are unemployed, ex-offenders, ex-soldiers with PTSD, have mental ill health, physical health problems, learning disabilities or are the well who want to stay well. This will be done through the growing of fresh vegetables and fruit on an 8-acre site. Aiming to be operational in the Autumn, Rhubarb Farm is looking for the following items to scrounge, to help make the funds go further: garden spades and forks esp the smaller ones known as 'border' forks; wellies (all sizes), watering cans, water butts (large). If you have any of these items, or even other things you think may be useful for growing and sowing, please email Jennie Street - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or Tel.0114-236-2302. www.rhubarbfarm.co.uk

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