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Barn Dance

Barn DanceSaturday 4th February in Eynsford Village Hall at 7.30pm.

Tickets for the Barn Dance are now available from Frank Rogers
(862519) or Norman's Butchers at £12 each including a fish and chip
supper and tea or coffee. Pay Bar and Raffle.



Come and enjoy a good evening's dancing to the Ian Petrie Band. In aid of St. Martin's Development project.

Donations of prizes for the raffle would be appreciated. Please contact
Frank.

Pancake Party and Benefice AGM

PancakesTuesday 21st February in Farningham Cricket Club.
Pancakes served from 6.00pm.

6.30pm: All-age games.
7.00pm: Children's games downstairs and Benefice AGM upstairs (during which Gary will give his 'state of the union' address.
7.30pm: the bar will remain open for as long as people wish to stay and chat.

Everyone welcome.

Ash Wednesday and Lent 2012

We will begin Lent with a service of Holy Communion with Ashing in St Peter and St Paul’s church on Wednesday 22nd February. The choir are preparing pieces to inspire us during the ashing part of the service.

During Lent we will be following the popular York Course, this year titled 'Handing on the torch: sacred words for a secular world'.

Handing on the TorchThe introduction to the course states:
Christianity is the largest movement our world has ever seen. It continues to grow at an immense pace – especially in Asia (including China), Africa and Latin America. At the same time, Christianity in the West struggles to grow and perhaps even to survive.

In this course we consider the reasons for this and what it might mean for individual Christians, for churches and for Western culture, in a world where alternative beliefs are increasingly on offer.

Session 1: A Christian country?
Session 2: A secular society?
Session 3: A beleaguered church?
Session 4: Competing creeds?
Session 5: Handing on the torch

Nearer the time we will make know when and where groups are available. Courses are open to all, regardless of how often (or not!) people are in church.

New Evening Worship

New Evening Worship

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