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Why can't we use the Sanctuary tomorrow?

I don't know how many different people asked me that question?

I do know that I was happy with my Risk Assessment, which was beefed up for today's Service, I didn't need to consider the weather today (Thank Goodness) and with many more people in the Church than our normal weekly visitors on a Saturday afternoon, I did need to consider what we'd do if the rains poured down or a gale blew up.
So ------ As the place has been cleaned up and unless there is a vast change overnight, then we'll conduct Sunday Worship in the Sanctuary tomorrow.

What a weekend this is turning out to be. More wonderful Music from our Choir and Organist Iain Galbraith----Hopefully the rest of us will be able to sing out as well.

BUT ------- Please remember this is an exception, and that the Church is still officially a building site and that I did happen to notice where the chap in charge of our Contractors decided to sit during the Service!
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  1. AINZ26 April 2009 at 08:23

    Yes, we understand, "Mrs Decibel-Fabric"! But it WAS nice to be back, if only for a couple of superb services. It gives us great hope for the future, and hope is what KHPC needs right now. But it also needs top-class conveners like you; we are indeed fortunate in our ladies!

    Ainz

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