Christmas Worship • Saturday, December 13th, 2008
Why not join us for worship during the Christmas period. A list of services is given below
Archive for December, 2008
Meeting the Need • Friday, December 12th, 2008
Once again The Salvation Army has tried to meet many local needs this Christmas.
Santa’s Grotto?
Dickensian Christmas • Thursday, December 11th, 2008
The annual Dickensian Christmas festival took place last weekend in Rochester. The city was heaving with people in glorious weather (but cold).
In the High Street
New Testimonies • Wednesday, December 10th, 2008
Peter & Sue Willard were recognised as Adherents of The Salvation Army in our meeting last Sunday morning.
Peter & Sue Willard
Dockyard Church Concert • Tuesday, December 9th, 2008
On Saturday next our Band, in collaboration with the Rainham Ladies Choir will be giving a Christmas concert in the Dockyard Church.
Last year’s concert
Monday Spot (8 December 2008) • Sunday, December 7th, 2008
At very short notice (less than 24 hours) a group of bandsmen, together with Major Drew McCombe, assembled in Chatham High Street at 8am on Friday morning to take part in a live broadcast for BBC Radio Kent.
Major Drew McCombe
Christmas Concert for Inner Wheel • Friday, December 5th, 2008
On Friday 12 December the Songsters are giving the annual Christmas Concert for the Rochester Inner Wheel in our own Church Street hall.
The Songsters
Where’s my Dinner? • Thursday, December 4th, 2008
This seems to be the expression on the face of a very regal Major Beverley McCombe as she waits for the first course of the recent Ladies Fellowship Christmas Dinner.
Queen Beverley (as she was dubbed)
Celebrations at end of Alpha course • Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
Another successful Alpha course concluded at the corps with a celebration party. Of the 19 attenders who started the discovering Christianity course, 7 were new to church.
Mary, did you know……? • Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008
This was the title of the song, sung beautifully by Paul Woodhouse, which brought a powerful conclusion to the carol concert presented by a cast and support team of over 100 people in Chatham’s Central Theatre.
Mary, did you know……?