“Now how many more croissants are they going to eat?”
A delicious continental breakfast was served this time
About 140 ladies from within St Peters as well as neighbours, friends and colleagues enjoyed the food and fellowship even though it was early on Saturday morning.
There was plenty of time to chat , to catch up with old friends as well as make new ones
Our speaker this time was Rebecca Hunt. She is the wife of James Hunt a curate at St Peters and is a barrister as well as wife and mother.
Here is Rebecca with Anne Winkworth who initiated these Breakfasts in this format and is our super Saleswoman – she is always asking for more tickets to sell!!
Once the Breakfast is finished and the dishes are cleared away, the talk begins. All our talks are now recorded and there should be a loop activated for the hard of hearing. We must apologise to those who came last time as there was a problem with the loop system but we have been assured that it is alright now.
The tape is usually put in the Tape Library at the back of church and can be borrowed by anyone who comes to St Peters, whether as a regular or as a visitor. All we ask is that you sign in the book, do not hold onto the tape too long and leave your phone number so that you can be contacted if others want to borrow the tape. There are tapes there of most of the talks we have had over the past 3 years.
Each person who comes to speak at our Breakfasts has a story to tell, each speaker is different but everyone has a faith that is real and relevant. We all have our ups and downs, life is not always straightforward but everyone involved with putting on these breakfasts would testify along with our speakers, that God is faithful and will help us if we trust in Him.