Silver Celebration • Thursday, January 31st, 2008
Rod and Theresa Tranah celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
Rod and Theresa Tranah celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
Once again the corps is to embark on a ‘Christianity for Life’ course beginning on Wednesday 27 February.
Readers in the area may be interested to know that our Songsters will be presenting a musical programme at Hastings Temple Corps on Saturday 2 February at 7pm. The Songsters at Christmas
Last Tuesday we reported on Mark Scoulding’s role as ‘event organiser’ for a campaign against Human Trafficking in the City and University of Durham where he is studying. Mark Scoulding
This is a question we often ask ourselves. How do we answer? The recently concluded Spiritul Gifts course has helped us with this dilemma. Major Drew addressing the group
Congratulations are due to Chris Horton who became a great uncle yesterday (23 January). Brooke, a baby girl, weighed in at 7lbs and is the daughter of Rachel Wilson, who is in turn the eldest daughter of Chris’s sister Wendy. Wendy is visiting from Canada at the moment. Sorry, we have no pictures at the [...]
Don’t forget to join us for the quiz night on Saturday. Enter a team of 6 or come on your own. £3.50 per person. Meal provided. Sam Wood has organized the event
The following story was recalled by Major Beverley McCombe in our meeting last Sunday morning. Major Beverley
It is always good to be able to report on the activities of members of our Corps when thay are away from home. We have received the following information from Mark Scoulding who is currently studying at Durham University. Mark Scoulding
This week-end represented an important milestone in the life of the corps, focusing again on our vision featuring Ezekiel’s picture of a river. The River Medway at Chatham
As recorded in the ‘Christian Mission Magazine’ in July 1874 (when our corps was only 8 months old). We thank Peter Wood for this excerpt. Corps Historian Peter Wood
We have recently received an interesting anecdote which we are happy to share with readers. Stuart Hall & Nigel Lockwood
On Monday evening the Ladies Fellowship held its first meeting following the retirement of Pat Phillips. The evening was led by Major Kathy Woodhouse. Major Kathy
Last Saturday our Parent and Toddler Group ‘Mummy and Me’ celebrated its tenth anniversary with a reunion party.
Now that the children are back to school following the Christmas and New Year break all our regular activities have restarted and corps life is pretty much back to normal. A lighted cross, shines out above our platform from where our worship is led each Sunday