All Saints, St John the Baptist, St Denys and St Mark's

Every Tuesday and Thursday 10am to noon at All Saints Church

Christmas Closing Dates
The cafe will be open until Thursday 18th December and will then close between Christmas and the New Year. We will re-open on Tuesday 6th January 2009.

The Tea cup cafe is a great way to socialize and meet new people. It’s a good way to chat and meet other villagers and also members of our congregation and other Churches in Baddesley. There are toasted teacakes, homemade cakes for you to 'feast' on while you're there! A particular favourite on a Thursday morning is watercress and cheese scones, baked fresh that morning. We have a children’s corner, newspapers to read and greeting cards to purchase. The hard working ladies who run the T-cup cafe are always happy to serve you and make you feel welcome.

The T Cup Café was started in January 2006 to assess whether it could become part of the local Baddesley community. It is now an important aspect for the future of the new Church building. Many North Baddesley villagers meet here and some are now part of the volunteer force who run the Café.

Every month a donation from the proceeds of the café is given to charity. These charities are selected because our volunteers and customers have an interest in or are involved with them. The following charities were given a donation last year 2007.

Cancer Society, ME Support Group Romsey, Romsey Carers, South Rwenzori (School Fees for an Ugandan orphan), Gateway Club, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Romsey Young Carers, Cedar Lodge Special School, Jane Scarth House, Naomi House Hospice, St James Soup Kitchen.

"Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares” (Hebrews 13:2)