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05 March - 11 March 2010

Fri5 Mar 2010

19:30 Mayor's Award Winner to speak on Women's World Day of Prayer. Church Army Captain David Evans, recently given the Weston Super Mare Mayor's Award for his work with Street Pastors in the town, will be speaker at the Women's World Day of Prayer service in St John's Church, Kenn.
Location: St John's Church, Kenn

Sat6 Mar 2010

10:00 - 15:00 Safeguarding children training for Appointed Persons (Level 2). A participative training day for Appointed Persons in the Parish who have not previously attended any training or would like a refresher. This training will explore the responsibilities of the position, and the dilemmas and difficulties that may arise. Updated guidelines on child protection policy and CRB/ISA process will be included.
Location: The Old Deanery, Wells

15:30 Yatton Choir sing Evensong at Bristol Cathedral. The Choir of St Mary's Church, Yatton will sing Choral Evensong at Bristol Cathedral on Saturday 6 March 2010 at 3.30 pm.
Location: Bristol Cathedral

09:15 - 16:30 Food Futures Conference - John Ray Initiative. The Food Futures Conference will explore the future of world food production in the twenty first century in the context of Christian Ethics. Organized in partnership with Redcliffe College, CMS, and the Agricultural Christian Fellowship. For more information visit: www.redcliffe.org/standard.asp?id=5245
Location: Redcliffe Colleage, Gloucester

19:30 Congresbury Singers Concert. Congresbury Singers next concert will be on 6th March in St Andrew's Church, Congresbury. A programme of music for Lent and Passiontide will be performed.
Location: St Andrew's Church, Congresbury

08:45 - 10:30 Yatton Men's Breakfast. Domestic violence towards men - a growing problem in society today. To book ph: 01934 832184. Free event.
Location: Chapter House, St Mary's Church, Yatton

Mon8 Mar 2010

10:00 Loss of Innocence - Children's Art from Gaza. St John the Baptist Church in Frome will host this exhibition from 8-17 March. For 22 days in January this year, 1.25 million people in Gaza, enclosed behind a wall, were fired on by land, sea and air. Over 300 children were killed, many more injured, 1400 children lost at least one parent and all were traumatised by what they experienced. Rod Cox, from Chester, went to Gaza in March to work with schoolchildren who were using art to express their experiences and their hopes for the future. Some of the children’s artwork has been mounted in this powerful and moving exhibition. Rod promised the children that he would allow their stories to be heard by showing their pictures around Europe. Please help him to keep that promise by supporting the exhibition. Check out more at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=575N0JRzaIs
Location: St John the Baptist Church, Frome