Please note that I am not organising a village walk in May as this is the month of the Lincolnshire Wolds Walking Festival.  The details of all the walks in the area  can be seen at www.woldswalkingfestival.co.uk  Here are some details. Peter Ede

22nd May Watercress walk 11.30 a.m Limited places – book at 07788865191 Walk repeated 28^th May 1pm, 30^th May 2pm and 2^nd June 5.30pm

22nd May 4pm  Healing Manor history Start at Manor Hotel. Walk repeated on 29th May 3 p.m. and 1st June 11 a.m.

24th May 9.20 a.m Walk from Habrough Station to Great Coates – 8 miles [Stop off at Healing if you like]

28th May 10 a.m. Footsteps of Henry Marrows. Start at Post Office, walk repeated on30th May 10 a.m.

Maundy Thursday Eucharist Service led by the Rev Pam Reed at St Bartholomew’s, Keelby 10.00am

Good Friday Healing Methodist Church 2.00pm Easter Saturday Beach labyrinth (weather permitting) Near Leisure Centre in Cleethorpes bringing buckets, spades, rakes to help at 9.00am Walking at 10.30

Easter Saturday, Beach labyrinth (weather permitting), near Leisure Centre in Cleethorpes, bringing buckets, spades, rakes to help at 9.00am. Walking at 10.30

Sunrise Service Easter Sunday Park near Oriental Express, Cleethorpes walking around boating lake to the beach 6.30am

Easter Sunday Celebrations at Keelby Methodist Church Led by Rev Bruce Thompson Chair of Lincolnshire District 10.00am

Easter Worship Little Brocklesby Care Home Great Limber Led by Nikki Coles 2.00pm

We wish you all a very blessed Easter

PLEASE NOTE: We will be closed on Wednesday 23rd March for Holy Week.

Come and join the friendship club, which meets up every First Monday of the Month at Keelby Methodist Church from 2.00 to 4.00pm. The cost will be £2.50 per session which includes refreshment

This month we will meet on Monday 4^th April 2016, Highway Robbery in Lincolnshire, Stand and deliver! What’s Dick Turpin doing here? – A welcome return of Rod Fanthorpe with a fascinating insight into the romance and savagery of highway robbery in Lincolnshire.

2^nd May 2016 – Fire Safety in the Community

Our chapel opened for worship on 1st May 1867 and we’d certainly like to celebrate!  If anyone has information, photographs, memories of the chapel, we’d love to hear from you.  We’d like to copy these and make a book of our buildings history (if we get enough).  Please pass this to others you feel may be able to help us celebrate 150 years of worship.