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PARISH MAGAZINE

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Vicar Sue Brewer [email protected]

Associate Priest Jacqueline Littlewood 560106Assistant Curate Karen Seggie 362654

Pastoral Assistant Pam Kilby 332693Pastoral Assistant Jasmine Humphries 249106Pastoral Assistant Colin Parsonson 359713

Church Warden Jan Osborne 740763Church Warden Andy Nailor 564581PCC Secretary Linda Riordan 746988PCC Treasurer Steve Humphries 249106

Reader Rosemary Austin 358702Reader Sheila Brown 356339Reader John Hougham 352138Reader Betty Martin 352696Reader Martin Sewell 745443

Who’s Who at www.christchurchgravesend.org.ukChrist Church

Deadline for the magazine is middleof the month prior to publication. Nextmonth Sunday, 19 July for AugustCopy: email to:[email protected]

Hand to a Church Warden or Mike Cubitt

Christ Church Hall is availablefor hireContact Rachel Pace01474 249508 or 07960 024917Well equipped, very suitable formeetings and childrens parties

Christ Church Milton-Next-Gravesend JULY 2015

Page 2 Who’s WhoPage 3 Remembering John HillPage 5 First StepsPage 6 Coffee rotaPage 7 Births Marriages DeathsPage 10 Armed Forces DayPage 11 Our naughty little sheepPage 12 Summer fetePage 15 Two get awardsPage 18 Climate changePage 21 Diocesan Day OutPage 24 Semiquaver’s Concert

Inside this Month


Sad loss of astalwart ofChrist ChurchWith great sadness we have to report the death ofJohn Hill – a much loved and greatly respectedmember of Christ Church choir, and the secondmember of the choir to die in as many months.

John faithfully served the community at ChristChurch over many years… not only in the choir,but by ordering and accounting for the sales on theTraidcraft table , topping up the oil in all the churchcandles every week, preparing lovingly all theposters and advertising outside the church (andwe shall be using his handiwork for some time yet,for you to enjoy), carrying the cross in procession,and an efficient and unflappable verger at manyweddings and funerals.

John’s made a huge contribution to the localcommunity through the Scout movement. He wasAssistant Scout leader at the 12th Milton MountScouts, and then Leader at Milton Scouts, buildingthe troop up from nothing, and also being

instrumental in building the Milton Scout hall… hemoved on to lead the Christ Church Scout Troop in1973. In 1978 John received a Medal of Merit fromthe ScoutAssociation ‘inrecognition ofoutstandingservices’ and in1993 he receivedthe Silver Acorn ‘inrecognition ofespeciallydistinguishedservices’.

He will be greatlymissed at ChristChurch and inGravesend. As itsaid on thepresentation bowlhe was givenwhen he retired asScout leader -‘Well done, Skip’.

JOHN HILL

Have you had a look on theTraidcraft table recently?

We have some new items for sale. You might seesomething that takes your fancy.

If there is something you would like to try but is noton the table have a word with David Williams


Northfleet and Ebbsfleet LionsPlease join us!

You are invited to join us

at 63 Portland AvenueGravesend DA12 5HJ

10am - 6pm

As we support local charity

Alzheimer's & DementiaS U P P O R T S E R V I C E S

ADSS (Registered Charity NO 1024385)provides a unique range of services

to people with dementia andtheir families in

Gravesham, Dartford& Swanley

Bring and Buy

Cuppa For Our Cause

SHORNE CHURCH OPEN DAYMonuments, brasses, old furnishings and medieval architecture are what most visitors are looking forin country churches. St Peter and St Paul at Shorne has all of these. The building has examples of allperiods of architecture from Anglo-Saxon to Perpendicular in the 15th century. Unfortunately, like manychurches in this area, it is locked when it is not in use.On Saturday 12th September it will be open from 10 am to 6 pm for anyone to visit and see what it hasto offer. In the morning you can guide yourself round using a free leaflet. In the afternoon there will beguided tours at 2, 3 and 4 pm. These are free and there is no need to book. Afternoon teas will beserved from 2.30 to 5 pm.This coincides with the national Heritage Open Days and the Friends of Kent Churches 'Ride & Stride'.You can get further information from Andrew Moffat 01474 822280 or [email protected] or fromour web site www.shorneparishchurch.co.uk.

Church celebrates800th anniversaryof Magna CartaChurches and Cathedralsacross the country have beeninvolved in celebrating the800th anniversary of thecreation of Magna Carta.The Archbishop of Canterburyattended the Magna Carta800th anniversary celebrationat Runnymede in Surrey.Archbishop Justin spoke at thecelebrations, which were led byThe Queen and attended bysenior members of the Royalfamily, and parliamentariansled by prime minister DavidCameron. In his speech,Archbishop Justin said:“Archbishop Stephen Langtonwas mediator between theKing and his barons,counsellor to both, and anadvocate of civil harmony,cohesion and goodwill. Hisgreat legacy was thisremarkable document, thespring from which so much ofthe human quest for politicalliberty has drawn, here andabroad.”


FIRST STEPS10TH JUNE 2015

JESUS CALMS THE STORM

It’s cloudy this morning with rather a chillybreeze. Our naughty little sheep isdisappointed because he was hoping for asunny day for our First Steps service. He’s justcome back from his holiday and his mind is stillfull of all the sights that he’s seen. His friendsmissed him and were keen to hear all about it.Our luck is in because the sun has come out forour walk to church and it has turned into alovely sunny afternoon. Hooray!Our naughty little sheep’s friends have decidedto sit at the front of the church again becausewe’ve got another scary story. Two months ina row? They’ll stop coming if we scare them toomuch! Our naughty little sheep and the glitterydragon make themselves comfortable on ourlittle altar and the other animals all snuggle uptogether. A new friend has come along to joinour merry band. His name is TT Teddy and hemet our naughty little sheep on the Isle of Man.With everything ready, first to arrive today isMum Cheryl with Oliver and Harry. It is the firsttime that they’ve come to First Steps and it’sgreat to welcome them. Others follow and soonwe’ve got a very noisy, lively crowd. It is solovely to see everyone on this lovely sunny day.Today we are thinking about Jesus calming avery scary storm. When our naughty littlesheep was on holiday on a big boat, he too wasin a big storm, when the wind howled and thewaves crashed and his poor little tummy feltmost peculiar. With our candles lit our servicebegins and we tell the story of Jesus and hisdisciples on a boat on the Sea of Galilee. Atfirst it’s quiet and peaceful because the wateris calm. Jesus is very tired. He’s been busyhealing and preaching and teaching and hereally needs a rest. So he finds himself a cosyspot, makes himself comfortable and falls intoa deep sleep.

Then the wind begins to blow really hard andthe waves get bigger and bigger until the waterspills into the boat. The disciples are scaredthat it will sink and they’ll all be drowned butJesus still sleeps on. There is a thunderousjingling of bells as we sing “I hear thunder” Ohwhat fun! Our naughty little sheep says that hecan’t understand how Jesus could still beasleep! He must be tired! Finally the discipleswake Jesus, telling him that they’re scared thatthey’re all going to die. I think that they can’tunderstand how come he’s still sleep either!Our naughty little sheep’s friends are allhuddled up together, worried about how it’s allgoing to end! But of course Jesus is in control;has always been in control. He tells the windand the waves to be still and calm and ofcourse, they are. Just like that! The disciplesare amazed. They ask each other, “Who is thisman that even the winds and the waves obeyhim?” They had thought that they knew Jesusreally well and they have discovered that theydon’t really know him at all!What a great story! We sing about ourwonderful, great big God, about Jesus’ loveand about the sun, the rain and the howlingwind. We thank God for our beautiful world andall the gifts that He gives to us each day.There’s been lots of jingling of bells buteverybody is really quiet for our prayers. Thenthe candles are blown out and we go out intothe hall and the garden for someplaytime and chat, for a drink anda biscuit. Our naughty little sheepand his many friends, includingTT Teddy, have had a greattime and loved our story and itshappy ending! They hope thateveryone will come back andjoin us for our next First Stepsservice on 8th July when we couldbe singing unaccompanied. Ohthat’ll be fun!God Bless, Rosemary Austin


ArchbishopJustin hostsGrand Imam ofAl-Azhar atLambeth PalaceThe Archbishop of Canterbury welcomed theGrand Imam of Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, Professor DrAhmad Al-Tayyeb, to Lambeth Palace as part of atwo-day visit.The formal relationship between the office of theArchbishop of Canterbury and the Grand Imam ofal-Azhar was officially established in 2002 after theevents of 9/11 in 2001.Archbishop Carey and His Eminence Sheikh Mo-hamed Sayed Tantawy believed it was importantto encourage learning and dialogue between theChristian and Muslim faiths.

Archbishop Justin met with Shaykh Dr Ahmadal-Tayyeb to discuss this existing commitmentestablished by their predecessors and considerhow they want to move this forward.It was agreed that there would be an annual meet-ing for the principals, alternating between Londonand Cairo, followed by a meeting of a delegationfrom the Anglican Communion and from Al-Azharto discuss a topic of common interest and concern.As part of the visit, Archbishop Justin hosted anevening reception at Lambeth Palace for theGrand Imam of Al-Azhar, which was attended byChristians, Muslims and members of other faiths.The reception was an opportunity to commend thewide range of positive, innovative and creativeinterfaith work being done around the UK.Speaking at the reception Archbishop Justin hailed“the significant change” taking place within inter-faith work, which he said was becoming moreglobal in its outlook, more focused on action andmore grounded in relationships of transparencyand integrity.

FROM RECENT EDITION OF “IN REVIEW”

COFFEE ROTA 20155 July Sandy Barden, Jenny Shoesmith, Sheila Knight12 July Angela Kirby, Kay Page, Susan Wilkins19 July Julieann Bodle, Chris Gibbons, Jill Godwin26 July Barbara Bunyan, Audrey Price, Annie Southwick

2 Aug Jill Godwin, Annie Southwick, Tim Mcarther

Come in and enjoy a cup of tea orcoffee after the 10.00 o’clock

Sunday service


HOLY BAPTISM

19th April Finley Stephen Hugh Wood-Jones Lennox Wayne OConnor Donovan Caiden James Marsh3rd May Shelby Lorraine Lucy Webster Logan Kevin Webzell Jake Kai Brown Kayden John Laughland

17th May Albie Ernest Sydney Brazier Lucas John Watson Amber Jean Buckby

7th June Bonnie Marie Mavis Coomber-Aldous Isla Elizabeth Harris Emerson Teddy Shelton

21st June Mason SargeantElla Kay McnamaraReginald Paul ChurchSadie Jaine MartinJack Matthew CoomberLayton Darren Victor Thomas Percival

REST IN PEACE

17th March Marlene Waters29th March James Fittill16th April Ann Lennard19th May Herbert Willson28th May John Hill


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‘We always need volunteers… thechurch runs because of thegenerous service of volunteers.

lunteers needed.....o

.

If you have time andenthusiasm to spare but youare not sure where yourtalents can be used,Sue would be glad to meetyou for a cup of coffee and totalk through possibilities.

BIBLE NOTESSome people find it useful to have a set portion of the Bible to readeach day.The Bible Reading Fellowship have a booklet called “New Daylight”which sets out a short Bible reading and explanatory notes. Thesebooklets are priced at £4.30 (they do go up each year) for a four monthperiod.If you would like to try one of these booklets please let Julie Hill know.

GRAVESHAM FOOD BANKMany thanks to those who support the food bank.

Below is a list of items required at the momentMilk (UHT) - Custard

Toothpaste - Hot chocolateShampoo - Sweets/treats

Breakfast cereal (not porridge) - MarmiteFruit juice/squash - Toilet roll

Sponge pudding - DeodorantTinned potatoes - Laundry liquid/tablets

This list is only a few of the items that can help those less fortunate than ourselves,any tinned or non-perishable items are most welcome


Charity GalaDinner and

EntertainmentProceeds shared between

Ifield School and ChristChurch

Saturday 11 JulyChrist Church

Gravesend 19.00

Sparklingreception, Threecourse meal and

Entertainment

Wear yourgrooviest threads

or best bib andtucker

1960’s

Tickets £25From David

Williams01474 331061

Ninety years youngas Audrey Pricereached her 90th

birthday on Tuesday23 June 2015.

Audrey pictured leftcelebrated withfamily and friends ata gathering in ChristChurch hall onSaturday 27 June


FIRST STEPSIs a service especially designed for families with pre-school children, althoughall children in the family are welcome to come.We meet in the church at 1.45 pm on the second Wednesday in each monthfor a short service and then to enjoy a chat over a cup of tea.We are finished in plenty of time for parents to meet their other children fromschool.Why not come along with your children, you will be very welcome.Next date is Wednesday 8 JULY.

ARMED FORCESDAY INGRAVESEND

Above: “on Parade with theStandards”

Left:The flags fly high aboveTown Square

Below: The PLA choir, theMayor of Gravesham and theBorough Band on ArmedForces Day


31st May dawns bright and our naughty little sheephas packed his bags ready for a holiday. He’schecked to see that he’s got his sea legs with himbecause he’s off to Southampton and onto a bigship. How exciting!! On board he’s got a nice cabinwith two portholes and a comfy bed. First stop isSt Peter Port in Guernsey and he goes ashore in atender that leaps through the choppy waves. Goodjob he remembered those sea legs! It is a lovelysunshiny day and Guernsey has got some lovelysights; the little Chapel, all decorated with tinypieces of china, that glint in the sun; Guernseycows chomping at the grass. Our naughty littlesheep is told they give lovely milk and cream andhe tries some Guernsey Gache, a fruity bread.,spread with creamy butter. Yum! He sees a greatbig gun on a cliff top, a reminder of the long agodark days of the Second World War. There’s acastle, a light house; lovely beaches and so manynice things he’ll always remember.Back on the ship and a force 12 gale overnightmake it rock in the water and our naughty littlesheep’s tummy feels very strange. His sea legsseem to have deserted him. The next morning hehas to have a long lie in, missing breakfast andlunch, which is most unlike him. Poor little chap!But come dinner time, he’s fine. Hooray! The shipsails all the way up to Tobermory on the Isle of Mullin Scotland. The houses look very pretty but ournaughty little sheep is only passing through. He’son the his way to Iona. There are lovely mountain-sides and waterfalls to see on the way and lots ofsheep and little lambs. He’d really like to stay andchat with them but there isn’t time. It’s a beautifulday and he’s just in time to catch the ferry. The skyand sea are improbably blue and Iona looks lovelyin the sunshine. Our naughty little sheep looks atthe ancient Celtic crosses and it makes him thinkof Jesus and his great sacrifice for us. He justloves Iona but he can’t stay for very long becausesoon it’s time to catch the ferry back. Our naughty

little sheep thinks that God has given us so manybeautiful places and we must do our best to takecare of them.Onward he travels in the comfort of that big ship,all the way to the Orkney Isles. More lovely andinteresting things for our naughty little sheep to seeincluding the little Italian Chapel at Scapa Flow. Itis beautifully crafted and a suitable monument tothe Italian prisoners of war who made it with suchlove and care. The sun is still shining as he goesinto Kirkwall to see the beautiful old Cathedral of StMagnus, whose bones are interred in one of thepillars there. He senses God’s presence in allthese special holy places.

Back to the big ship and Dublin is the next port ofcall. Up to the top of the Guinness Brewery to getan amazing view of the whole of the city. Lovely!And just a little sample of that famous brew. Qual-ity control, you understand.! Then back to the shipand on to the Isle of Man to catch some of the TTraces. Very scary but exciting , too! Our naughtylittle sheep has a breezy ride across the island onthe electric tram and out in the fields he sees somevery strange sheep with lots of horns; two or fouror even six! They’re called Manx Loaghtan or sothey tell him. He’s really pleased to meet them andthey invite him to come back and see them again.What a good excuse! What’s more he’s made afriend called TT Teddy and he’s coming backhome with our naughty little sheep. He will be areminder of a lovely holiday. And when that bigship brings our naughty little sheep safely back toSouthampton, he still has visions of Guernsey,Mull and Iona, the Orkneys, Dublin and the Isle ofMan buzzing round in his head and he has prom-ised himself that one day he will go back to see itall again.


THREEPAGES OFFUN WITHALICE ATTHESUMMERFETE


Helen Osborne passed the RoyalSchool of Church Music tests and isnow entitled to wear a yellow ribbon

and Margaret Davies who waspresented with voluntary service 20year badge and certificate

THE Mustard Seed aims to provide an informal and friendly tea at 3.00 pmon the third Thursday of every month in Christ Church hall.It is a venture that offers the opportunity to meet new friends and reminisceabout old times.The Mustard Seed, as the parable says (Mark4; 3-32) is very small - likedust - but has the potential to develop into one of the largest plants.Please join us as we plant the Mustard Seed and assist to make it flourish.Who knows what may happen!TheMustard Seed is in its second year now, and the next gathering will beon Thursday 16 JULY. You are so welcome.For further details please contact any member of the pastoral careteam. Pastoral assistants Pam Kilby, Colin Parsonson, JasmineHumphries.

THE MUSTARD SEED

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GRAVESEND RUGBY CLUBSUNDAY 26 JULY 2015

Registration 09.15 - 09.45PLAY STARTS AT 10.00

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Gravesham’s charity fund


PEACE CANDLE IN REMEMBRANCEOF THOSE THAT WENT BEFORE

You may well have seen the ‘Peace Candle’ that was used at the WW1commemoration service on 4th August, now in the sanctuary. The candle willremain in place throughout the 4 years of commemoration and will be lit ateach Sunday and Wednesday service, as a reminder to us all to pray for

peace in the many areas ofconflict throughout the world.When you see the candle,please remember to pray forthose caught up in conflict.The sign near to the candlerecords the areas of conflictmost in our prayers at any giv-en time (though there are other‘hidden’ conflicts that rarely ap-pear on our televisions). If youwould like an area of the worldadded to the list, please speakto Revs Sue or Jacqueline.

WORKING PARTY‘In order to save on expensive cleaning and maintenance, we hold a monthlyworking party on a Saturday morning starting at 09.30.Together we clean and tidy the church, do a bit of necessary DIY or gardening,have a coffee and often some home-made goodies – and finish by about 11.30.We are enormously grateful to the few loyal helpers who turn up month aftermonth – but we desperately need a few more.Please consider putting the dates into your diary and coming along. All arewelcome – if you can do basic DIY please let us know in advance so that thechurchwardens can plan jobs in advance.

Working party is almost always on the 2nd Saturday of each month…NOTE the next one will be on 11 JULY at 9.30.

See you there, Sue


FROM RECENT EDITION OF “IN REVIEW”

Archbishopsjoins faithleaders in callfor urgentaction to tackleclimate changeFaith leaders in Britain have pledged tofast and pray for the success of keyinternational negotiations over climatechange in a new declaration warning ofthe “huge challenge” facing the worldover global warming.

Representatives of the major faithsincluding the Archbishop of CanterburyJustin Welby said climate change hasalready hit the poorest of the worldhardest and urgent action is needed nowto protect future generations.

In the newly-launched LambethDeclaration, signatories call on faithcommunities to recognise the pressingneed to make the transition to a lowcarbon economy.

The call comes ahead of the internationalclimate change talks in Paris thisDecember where negotiators from morethan 190 nations will gather to discuss anew global agreement on climate

change, aimed at limiting greenhousegas emissions from 2020 when currentcommitments run out.

The Declaration, signed by theArchbishops of Canterbury and York andother faith leaders in the UK, warns thatworld leaders must agree to reduceemissions to avoid average temperaturesrising beyond 2 C, widely considered tobe the threshold above which it isconsidered that the impacts of climatechange will be most severe.

The Bishop of Salisbury, the Rt RevdNicholas Holtam, the Church ofEngland’s lead bishop on theenvironment said:“The impact of climate change issomething about which all people of faithare concerned. We need to work togetherin order to find our responses to some ofthe most significant moral issues facingthe world.”

Signatories include representatives fromthe Muslim, Sikh and Jewishcommunities as well as the CatholicChurch in England and Wales, MethodistConference and other denominations andfaiths, with more leaders continuing tosign.

Hundreds more people are expected tosign up to the declaration as it travelsrounds the country during a summer ofpilgrimages.


Do you or membersof your familyhave anyinteresting storiesfrom World War 1As part of the national commemorationsof WW1 we are looking to reproducestories that congregation members mightlike to submit of their relatives, or localmen, who engaged in the conflict!

If you have a family story, perhaps with aphotograph of the person you are writingabout that you would like to beconsidered for inclusion in an edition ofChrist Church magazine over the nextfour years please let Sue Brewer or MikeCubitt know.

We are hoping to get enough copy toenable a different story to be produced inthe magazine during the four yearanniversary period.

All photographs will be returned, butplease mark on the back your name andaddress.

Members of the Women's Army AuxiliaryCorps (WAACs) tending the graves of fallenBritish soldiers in a cemetery at Abbeville in

1918.

Exciting Youth Choir inGravesendIf you are aged between 7 and 17and enjoy singing then comealong!

� Join a friendly group of singers

� Learn great music of differentstyles and

� Perform at concerts andservices

For further information visitwww.christchurchgravesend.org.uk

� Or call 01474 534517

Join the

Youth choir inGravesendWe meet weekly forRehearsalsat Christ ChurchTuesday evenings6.15 pm to 7.30 pm

Chalk Village Fete

On: Saturday 11th July 2015

At: St Mary Woodlands (next to Chalk Church, ChurchLane, Chalk)

Begins: 11.30amEntrance fee: £1 for adults, children free.

Come and enjoy a family orientated old fashioned fete in groundsoverlooking Chalk Marshes and next to Chalk Church with many

attractions, beer tent, food, games and much more.Contact: Heather Bull 01474 320156.

Circular walk from Greenhithe to Stone

On: Sunday 19th July 2015

At: 2.30pmLeader: Nicholas Miskin 01474 832301

Meet: Car Park, East end of Eagles Road, GreenhitheFree event – no need to book just turn up.

Gravesend Historical Society event – open to all.

Guided historical walk- Gravesend’s Victorian Dream– Wellington, Edwin, Peacock streets, Gravesend

Guide: Christoph Bull - 07702287147

On: Saturday 25th July 2015

Begins: 11amMeet: Corner of The Grove, opposite Clock TowerPrice: £3 per head – no need to book just turn up

Find out about Gravesend’s development and sudden changefrom Up Market to industrial streets.



What happens at Christ Church?

Weekday ServicesHoly Communion (said)

Monday and Saturday 8am.Tuesday & Thursday 7.00am.

Wednesday 10.00am

Sunday Services8.00 am Holy Communion (said)10.00 am Communion with crèche & God’s Gang

On the 2nd Sunday All-Age serviceEvening Service - see inside magazine for details.

Office hoursFriday 6:30 pm until 7:30 pm

Regular activities and youth organisationsThere are a wide variety of clubs for you:-Daily Christ Church Pre-school (2½ upwards)Monday Music Group; BrowniesTuesday Cubs and SemiquaversWednesday Guides; Mothers Union (1st Wednesday)

First Steps (under 5’s and carers) 2nd Wednesday 1.45pm

Ifield Ladies (every third Wednesday)Thursday Beavers/Brownies; Choir Practice:3.00 p.m. Mustard Seed (every third)Friday Scouts; Parent and ToddlerSaturday Working Party (9.30 a.m. every second)

Registered Charity no. 1130741

For further informationContact

The Church Wardens

Wednesday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

508.00 Service10.00 Service


18.30 Evensong


26CHOIR SUNDAY


2708.00 Service

BROWNIES

2807.00 Service

CUBS18.15 Semiquavers

2910.00 Service

3007.00 Service

BROWNIESChoir practice

3113.15 Parent and

Toddlers

18.30 Office hoursSCOUTS

25

08.00 Service

18

08.00 Service

11

08.00 ServiceWorking Party

09.3019.00 Summer Ball

408.00 Service

3113.15 Parent and

Toddlers


1013.15 Parent and

Toddlers


1713.15 Parent and

Toddlers


2413.15 Parent and

Toddlers


2210.00 Service

1510.00 Service

17.15 EveningPrayer

810.00 Service

13.45 First Steps19.30 Mothers

Union

2307.00 Service


1607.00 Service

15.00 Mustard SeedBROWNIES

Choir practice

907.00 Service


207.00 Service


110.00 Service

707.00 Service


608.00 Service

BROWNIES

1407.00 Service


CONCERT

1308.00 Service

BROWNIES

2008.00 Service

BROWNIES

2107.00 Service

CUBS18.15 Semiquaverss


CALENDAR JULY 2015

Raindropson roses

What awonderful

world...

Whap bopa loo bap!

LittleLambLittleLamb

Concert 2015

Come and enjoy the sounds ofsummer at our concert

Tuesday 14th July 2015 6.30pmChrist Church, Gravesend Box

Office: Gill Campbell 01474534517

Adults £3 Children FREE!


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