For #GuyFawkesNight, this 1330s panel of St Catherine and her wheel from St Andrew's, Wood Walton, Cambs. From Catherine's martyrdom we get the popular eponymous firework...
Early fireworks used sodium salts, charcoal and iron filings to fill the sky with yellow and orange light.
St Bartholomews, Covenham, Lincs was stripped of its lead last night.
This vulnerable church has just a handful of people caring for it; this is devastating.
We’re helping to secure the church in the immediate term.
If you can please donate to their cause: https://t.co/mG1CeBDanz
For your Halloween entertainment, may I recommend Night of the Demon (1957) https://t.co/GmK31Pyz78
followed by Ghosts of the Underground
https://t.co/20r0OdR9zU
Instead of waiting until a volunteer is about to leave to find out what they think of your organisation, why not ask them sooner? As well as an exit survey, ask them to complete a welcome survey after three months with you. That way you might even be able to stop them leaving.
How a small Monmouthshire church came to be embellished with an artistic scheme of international significance... Visitors adore Llanfair Kilgeddin St Mary; and our latest #YearofDiscovery blog explores why ✨ https://t.co/g65ux5IhMw
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