Anniversary celebrations
2:12pm Wednesday 30th April 2008
- THE Chickerell Methodist Church will be celebrating their Chapel Anniversary on Sunday, May 4 with a service led by Reverend Bumphrey from Dorchester.
The service will start at 10.30am. Then later in the day, at 4pm, the chapel will be open for a very interesting exhibition of photographs and documents which outline the history of the chapel.
Refreshments will also be available at this event.
In the evening to carry on the celebrations there will be a Sunday School Songs of Praise with hymns and songs that used to be sang in the 1940's and 50's.
Go and relive the old hymns and songs of your childhood (when did you last sing Hark to the sound of voices' or March to the fight'?).
This will start at 6.30pm and tea and coffee will be served afterwards to help you recover from all the singing!
Everyone is welcome at the service and the other events.
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