The Salvation Army’s Territorial Commander, Commissioner John Matear, together with his wife, Commissioner Elizabeth Matear, will visit Chatham for the weekend of 16/17 January 2010
Commissioners John and Elizabeth Matear
Towards the end of January the corps will be undertaking the Give to Grow programme.
The following Press Release has been issued to the media this week:
Now that phase 1 of our Building Redevelopment Scheme is completed, and we move on to phase 2, we have introduced a facility to donate on line.
Artist’s impression
Click here to read about the scheme and access the donation facilities.
The following Press Release has been issued this week regarding the building project.
These views of the outside and inside of our Hall will soon become history!
We are grateful to the ladies of Rochester Inner Wheel for a donation of £2000 towards our building fund.
Felicity Osbourne with Drew
A letter to the Corps from Majors Drew and Beverley McCombe, recently published in our Corps magazine ‘Vision’, said:
a day at the fair
We are pleased to temporarily welcome ‘Turning Point’ to our premises. This is a local group providing drug and alcohol treatment. It has premises in Manor Road but is currently unable to access them due to a local road closure and the demolition of the Theatre Royal. The group will be operating from our Hall [...]
‘The early bird catches the worm’ is the motto of Val Smith who will be having a stand at a car boot sale in Sheerness on Saturday 20 June in aid of the building fund.
On Saturday 16 May Barbara Hatton will be holding a ‘table top’ sale in aid of the building fund at the Hall in Church Street. She is looking for volunteers to help with the sale and would welcome the donation of any new or nearly new goods for the sale. Please contact us regarding both [...]
Ray Knapman, one of Chatham’s soldiers, recently took part in a Christian Writers’ course held at the Army’s William Booth College in London. He shares what he experienced on the course and encourages other writers to contact him with their material
Ray Knapman
The Fellowship Purpose Group (Leader Sam Wood) has recently held a review of the Welcome Team initiative at the Corps which was launched in October 2008.
Sam Wood
The purpose of the Welcome Team is to ensure that everyone who visits Chatham Corps receives a greeting and all the information they need to feel welcomed.
Revive – The Salvation Army’s women’s magazine (formerly Global Exchange) – has had a makeover! The old-style mag has been replaced by a fabulously colourful 24-page glossy, with improved content and a sassy new look.