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Re-Dedication Service

The clean-up team have been in this week! Many thanks to them---they know who they are!
The Sanctuary is looking much cleaner and shinier now. Final clean-up on Friday!
We are all looking forward to the Service on Saturday which Alastair Cherry will conduct, lots of people have said they are able to come and the weather forecast is favourable. One little word, the Church is still technically a Building Site, So please pay heed to the advice of the Stewards and remain on the permitted side of any roped-off areas. Hard Hats will not be neccessary.
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  1. AINZ23 April 2009 at 13:39

    All great stuff, Fiona! What a marvellous prospect. I hope my voice is up to the anthem Iain has written for Saturday!

    Ainz

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  2. AINZ25 April 2009 at 09:35

    The 25th – a great day, and a real sign of hope for the future. Congratulations and thanks to all who have worked so hard. And many thanks to those who came from outside our congregation to worship with us.

    Ainz

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