Christmas Tree Festival 2010...
December 2010 saw the beginning of something new in Frodsham. Twenty-eight Christmas trees filled Frodsham Methodist Church, each being decorated by different local groups, organisations and businesses ranging from local primary schools to Devonshire Bakery and Frodsham & District History Group to 4th Frodsham (Overton) Scout Group.
Over 650 people visited Frodsham Methodist Church's Christmas Tree Festival between Friday 3rd December and Sunday 5th December, 2010. The trees were decorated by 28 local organisations and businesses (in no particular order):-
Frodsham District Rainbows, Brownies and Guides
Equinox singing group
Devonshire Bakery
Frodsham & District Choral Society
Frodsham Methodist Church Toddlers
Frodsham Gardening Club
Frodsham Manor House Primary School
Main Street Community Church
Delamere Forest Methodist Circuit
Frodsham Methodist 0930 Live!
Frodsham Patchwork Group
Frodsham Townswomen's Guild
St. Hilda's Drive Post Office
Frodsham & District History Society
Frodsham Community Association
4th Frodsham (Overton) Scout Group, Beaver Colony
Little Overton's Pre-School
Frodsham & District Flower Club
Frodsham Players
Zodiac Amateur Operatic Society
Frodsham C of E Primary School (Overton)
Frodsham Women's Institute
Frodsham Mother's Union
Newton Hall Residential Home
Frodsham Methodist Church Stitching Group
Frodsham Methodist Church Ladies Group
Frodsham Methodist Church Men's Club
Frodsham Methodist Church Fairtrade Group
The programme cover competition was won by McKenzie Macmillan and Alex Stanway of Weaver Vale Primary School, Emilia Andrews and Sadie Bullock of Frodsham C of E Primary School and Emily Cleland, Alice Hughes and Robert Hughes of Manor House Primary School. Well done to all who took part!!
In addition, there was a mouse hunt, crafts and face painting for children and stall, live music and refreshments available. There were a number of special services over the weekend where local people came together to worship God and celebrate Jesus as the Risen Lord surrounded by all the trees, and of course to find out who won the find a Mouse Competition and the best decorated tree!!
See the article from the Frodsham and Helsby Chronicle for more information.
The tree voted the best dressed by visitors to the Festival was the one decorated by Frodsham C of E Primary School (Overton) and the runner-up was Frodsham Mother's Union. Well done!!
Frodsham District Rainbows, Brownies and Guides
Equinox singing group
Devonshire Bakery
Frodsham & District Choral Society
Frodsham Methodist Church Toddlers
Frodsham Gardening Club
Frodsham Manor House Primary School
Main Street Community Church
Delamere Forest Methodist Circuit
Frodsham Methodist 0930 Live!
Frodsham Patchwork Group
Frodsham Townswomen's Guild
St. Hilda's Drive Post Office
Frodsham & District History Society
Frodsham Community Association
4th Frodsham (Overton) Scout Group, Beaver Colony
Little Overton's Pre-School
Frodsham & District Flower Club
Frodsham Players
Zodiac Amateur Operatic Society
Frodsham C of E Primary School (Overton)
Frodsham Women's Institute
Frodsham Mother's Union
Newton Hall Residential Home
Frodsham Methodist Church Stitching Group
Frodsham Methodist Church Ladies Group
Frodsham Methodist Church Men's Club
Frodsham Methodist Church Fairtrade Group
The programme cover competition was won by McKenzie Macmillan and Alex Stanway of Weaver Vale Primary School, Emilia Andrews and Sadie Bullock of Frodsham C of E Primary School and Emily Cleland, Alice Hughes and Robert Hughes of Manor House Primary School. Well done to all who took part!!
In addition, there was a mouse hunt, crafts and face painting for children and stall, live music and refreshments available. There were a number of special services over the weekend where local people came together to worship God and celebrate Jesus as the Risen Lord surrounded by all the trees, and of course to find out who won the find a Mouse Competition and the best decorated tree!!
See the article from the Frodsham and Helsby Chronicle for more information.
The tree voted the best dressed by visitors to the Festival was the one decorated by Frodsham C of E Primary School (Overton) and the runner-up was Frodsham Mother's Union. Well done!!
