Children and their parents and carers enjoyed three afternoons playing outside using a church car park in Horsham during the summer holidays.

Inspired by the successful national ‘Playing out’ initiative, Brighton Road Baptist Church put a temporary ban on cars. By making this large space available for safe play, local youngsters enjoyed scooting, skipping, hopscotch, giant junk modelling and traditional playground games.

Copyright: David Fox
Copyright: David Fox

Brighton Road Baptist Church also repeated their popular ‘Holiday at Home’ for older citizens who would not otherwise have a break from their homes. The many activities on offer included baking and armchair aerobics!

Organisers Pauline Jepps and Alison Edwards commented: “As Christians we aim to live out our faith in the local community and we believe that this time together enables us to show God’s love for each person in a practical way.”

With thanks to Ian Rose. If your church reaches out into your community, do send a photo and brief details.

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