Two days in the life of a ‘walkathon’ • Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
Septuagenarian Andy Peddle is now two-thirds of the way through his ‘walkathon’ raising money for the Salvation Army’s work with homeless people and the victims of human trafficking.
Septuagenarian Andy Peddle is now two-thirds of the way through his ‘walkathon’ raising money for the Salvation Army’s work with homeless people and the victims of human trafficking.
SALVATIONISTS in Bangladesh are responding after an eight-storey building collapsed in Savar, about 30 kilometres from the capital city, Dhaka. At least 200 people have been killed in the disaster, though that number is likely to rise as rescuers work their way through the ruins.
International Headquarters have asked us to publicize the following. A photo journey through Pakistan
This week we received an email from a Medway couple who have a 9 year old daughter who has recently suffered extreme brain dame due to an attack of Norovirus. We invite all our readers to click here to read Alyssa’s story.
The article below appeared in the local Sheppey newspaper last week. click on the image to read All readers are welcome to attend the concert, especially those local to Sheerness. Click here to learn more about Chatham Salvation Army Band
Ruth Woodhouse recently gained a Diploma of Higher Education in Interprofessional Learning (Child Nursing) from Canterbury Christchurch University.
…..We are going to see the roof! 27 October 2012
More news from Jess Scott! Jess Click here to read her October letter
Hi everyone! I hope everyone is well. I just wanted to write to let you know that I have arrived alive and well in Guyana. I am writing from my project in Sand Creek, a small village in the middle of nowhere, so who knows how long this may take to reach you!
Today we offer hearty congratulations to Ken and Ellen Lloyd as they celebrate their 60th (Diamond) wedding anniversary. Ellen & Ken Lloyd
Excavations for the foundations of the new building have revealed evidence that the recently demolished structure was built on the site of an old brewery.
We are delighted to receive such an early report from Jess Scott about her time in China. It seems like only yesterday that we were saying good bye to her but, nevertheless, here it is. Just click here to read. Scroll down for Jess’s contact details. Jess Scott
Jessica Scott is writing a blog whilst on her gap year in China working for the Project Trust which is a registered charity providing volunteer teaching in Africa, Asia and South America. Readers are invited to follow her experiences by visiting this blog using the following link. http://www.getjealous.com//jess.worldtravels Copy and paste this link to your [...]
Readers will be aware of the Staff Songsters visit to South America and Maine, USA. Emma Davis records some of her impressions below. Emma
It will be a big day for Medway next Friday (20th July) when the Olympic torch arrives. The route the torch will take through the towns is shown in the map below which has been copied from the Council publication ‘Medway Matters’. The description below has been taken from the KM website. Click on the [...]