Love’s Call • Tuesday, June 11th, 2013
This was the theme of the evening concert presented by the USA Western Territory Staff Songsters, the first such event staged in our newly refurbished building.
This was the theme of the evening concert presented by the USA Western Territory Staff Songsters, the first such event staged in our newly refurbished building.
This will be a busy weekend with two additional events as the posters below.
Sunday 12th May saw an early start for members of the Band, who travelled through the Kent and Surrey countryside to The Holmwood, a rural village area just south of Dorking (writes Bandmaster Ray Maycock (R)). The Band’s visit was to the Church of St Mary Magdalene, its Vicar being Barbara Steadman-Allen. Barbara
A different ministry awaits the Band this coming Sunday.
The Royal Dockyard Church, built between 1808 and 1811 by Edward Holl, Architect for the Navy Board, echoed to the sound of six local Songster Brigades last Saturday. The Royal Dockyard Church
This Sunday, 17 March, our meetings will be as follows:
On Sunday 3rd March at 9.30am our Songsters gathered together at Folkestone Corps, ready to lead Sunday worship (writes Tim Scott).
As part of the Chatham 140 celebrations the Songsters will be hosting a musical evening in the Royal Dockyard Church on Saturday 20 April at 7pm. The Royal Dockyard Church
This coming Sunday (3 March) the Songsters will be visiting Folkestone Salvation Army Corps for the purpose of leading worship and praise. Folkestone SA Hall
We are pleased to announce the visit of the USA Western Territory Staff Songsters (based in Los Angeles) to Chatham on Friday 7 June 2013.