WOMEN will be given flowers after Mothering Sunday services in Weymouth tomorrow (Sun). Blooms will be
distributed after the 10.30am family service at the Weymouth Salvation Army Citadel, Westham Road. The service will be led by Lt Col John Pearce Hayden and all are welcome. Women will also be given flowers at the 9.30am and 11.15am services at St Paul's Church, Abbotsbury Road.
A CHOIR from Southampton will perform at Weymouth Baptist Church tomorrow (Sun) at 7pm. Contact the church for more
information on 01305 787778.
SALISBURY Cathedral Choir will travel to St Nicholas' Church, Abbotsbury, to perform a concert of sacred music to raise much-needed funds for the smaller St Peter's Church in nearby Langton Herring. The concert will begin on Monday (3/1) at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £7 per adult and £4 for children under 12 and are available from organiser Judy Barrett on 01305 871286.
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AN EVENING event entitled 'God? What's that all about?' will begin in the Aqua Bar, Haven Weymouth Bay Holiday Park, Preston
Road, Weymouth on Tuesday (4/3) at 7.30pm. Members of the New Covenant Church, Weymouth organised the event as part of the
Christianity Explored programme. There will be a buffet supper, a short DVD and a chance for
questions and a chat until around 9.15pm.
For more information or booking please call the church office on 01305 777673 or 01305 834496. Organisers would ask that people call to book a place for food
planning purposes. For more
information on Christianity Explored visit www.christianityexplored.com
This event will be run by Alex and Pauline Neels of the church.
THERE will be a midday prayer service on Friday (7/3) at Weymouth's Holy Trinity Church followed by
refreshments. There will be no night prayer services at the church during Lent.
A WOMEN'S world day of prayer service will begin at St Aldhelm's Church, Spa Road, Weymouth on Friday (7/3) at 1.45pm.
Refreshments will be served
afterwards and all are welcome.
A UGANDAN meal will be served at West Stafford village hall, Dorchester, in aid of the Nagongera village well
project. Villager Pennie Bongamin will also visit and deliver a talk on the village and the well, which could supply six other nearby villages with water once installed. The meal will begin next Saturday (8/3) at 7.30pm. Tickets are £7.50 per adult and £3 for children under 16 and are available from Maureen Shaw on 01305 261771.
All are welcome. Bring your own drinks. Free punch on arrival.
A SPRING fayre will begin at Radipole United Reformed Church, Spa Road, Weymouth next Saturday (8/3) at 2.30pm. There will be an Easter egg hunt, games and competitions and stalls selling bric-a-brac, home-made cakes, books and refreshments.
A BRIC-A-BRAC sale will begin at St Joseph's Church hall, Stavordale Road, Weymouth at 10am next Saturday (8/3).
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