On 8th January about 80 people from Trinity and Immanuel churches joined forces for the morning service.
Janet and Amy Pedwell provided a sumptuous feast of fine music.
Amy's solo
Hundreds came together to parade, worship and give thanks on 13th November.
The last post is sounded.
The silence
Then traditional hymns were sung by a congregation of 400.
Aftwards, traffic was stopped while the resplendent parade followed the brass band to the War Memorial.
A number of Trinity people visited Mavis and Aubrey's garden. The conversation seemed more methodical than horticultural.
We have a most intersting way to contribute to The Gambia Fund. See how.
To see how the Nursery Project is developing Mary and Tony Farmer return to The Gambia on 24th January 2012. Donations of items for the nursery or cash to purchase goods in The Gambia would be gratefully accepted.
We have a scarlet visitor's book near the main entrance. It has attracted comments from 20 visitors in the last couple of years. Please show the book to strangers and persuade them to write a comment.
Not wishing to brag, but in the same period this Trinity Website that you are looking at has had 4014 visitors - which shows what a young and upwardly mobile congregation we must be.