Procession leaves Crown Court 4.45pm with service Celebrate the Light! at 5.15 at Church Street SS Peter & Paul Church included Carols and Mulled.
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Our Anna Chaplain will lead and exploration into circumstance that pronpted Horatio Spafford to write the Hymn 'It is Well With my Soul' also known as ' When Peace like a river' and the parallels that can be drawn between this hymn and the Christmas story.
The session features a beautifully shot video which tells the story of the hymn and the gospel message behind it.

Our brilliant quizmaster duo will be with us again. Alan Betts will be masterminding the setting of thought-provoking questions and delivering these in his inimitable style; and Dudley Hilton will oversee the amusing graphics, the technical stuff and score keeping!!
Join individually or with friends.
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In Aid of The Farncombe Community Garden

USE THE NOTES SECTION TO ENTER OTHER TEAM MEMBERS so the organisers can put you on the right team and table.

All are welcome – the more the merrier! Encourage your family and friends to join you and let’s make it a fun evening to start our Christmas celebrations.

Nexus: Christmas Quiz
07 December 2024 7:30pm → 10:00pm

Blue Christmas is a special seasonal service that recognises that Christmas with all its merriment and jollity can be a difficult time for many.

It is a service for those who experience recent or ongoing personal loss; such as the death of a loved one, relationship breakdown, divorce, illness, job loss and uncertainty, or loneliness.

The service seeks to offer comfort by acknowledging and honouring feelings of sadness and pain.

Our service will have a mixture of carols and readings to tell the Christmas story; prayers which acknowledge pain and emptiness alongside the Christian hope;

a reflection which gently speaks of light in darkness.

We keep the length to no more than 40 minutes, and leave times of silence. We also stay seated throughout the whole service, to avoid any embarrassment of knowing when to stand.

Refreshments will be served at the end if you’d like to stay.