We made bug boxes
The churchyard at All Saints made its debut at this year’s Grayswood Open Gardens. It was great to see people enjoying the churchyard and the resident wildlife and nature. We
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Materials needed for bug boxes
Join us on 11th June 2023 as part of Open Gardens to make a “bug mansion” for the churchyard and bug boxes to be installed at various locations. We’re looking
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Foam-free flower arranging
Grayswood Women's Institute Join us in May for… Oasis-free Flower Arranging on Wednesday 10th May, 7:45pm at Grayswood Village Hall After impressing with some of their eco-friendly All Saints arrangements, fellow Grayswood
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Bird boxes donated
Thank you to Skillway for our beautiful bird box. Skillway is a charity, based in Godalming, offering practically based opportunities to children who find it difficult to work successfully in
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Advent Ark
Grayswood Village Advent Calendar - The Ark of Creation Each day leading up to Christmas a new window will be displayed at a location in the village. A new bird
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Bugs
We have been improving the church grounds so that they are more attractive to wildlife. This has included selected mowing of the churchyard, composting facilities and the installation of 2
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Sustainable flowers
The church is decorated with flowers weekly at All Saints by a team of creative volunteers. The team decorate the whole church for the festivals of Easter, harvest and Christmas.
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Foam-free flowers
Two members of our Church flower group recently attended an arranging workshop at St Barts presented by Claire Brown from Flower Passion at East Clandon. She was passionate about sustainability
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Cherry Tree QEII
The Cherry Tree was planted in 2022 as part of the Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee Green Canopy initiative. The white cherry tree (Prunus Taihaku) is described as a ‘splendid ancient
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What’s your footprint
We've been looking at our church carbon footprint and seeing if we tread lightly on the planet We encourage you to calculate your carbon footprint via the WWF app myfootprint
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