Ashcroft Church

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk

Sometimes life events mean that we lose the friendships and connections we have made. But staying connected with other people has a positive impact on our health. The Churn Project’s vibrant Friendship Café has been established for our older residents in Cirencester. Its a place to get together socially, make new friends and have a cuppa. The Friendship Café is extremely welcoming for everyone. No need to pre-book – just come along to Ashcroft Church and see for yourself. For more information, contact Kim on 01285 380 038 or email kim.kimbell@thechurn.org.uk