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Rebecca Catford: October 2018

Events to mark centenaries in the northeast 2018

Thursday 1st November
Dispelling the Myths: Church and Faith in the Great War
Rev Dr Stuart Bell, Wesley Study Centre Fellow
4.00-5.15pm with refreshments available from 3.30pm
Tristram Room, St John's College
For further information or to book, email elizabeth.kent@durham.ac.uk

3rd to 11th November
Northallerton Methodist Church with Northallerton Flower Club
Display of Poppies, Flowers and Memorabilia
To Celebrate the Centenaries of:-

End of World War 1

Votes for Women

Formation of Royal Air Force

Commemorating the end of the Penny Post

Timings:
Church Open Daily 10am to 1pm
Daily Meditation at 11am
Sunday Morning Worship 4th Nov 10.30am, 11th Nov 9.30am
Saturday 10th November 3pm Celebration Tea and Singalong. Free Tickets available from Coffee Pot

Saturday 10th November
Remembrance Service: Lest We Forget
6pm
St Paul's Newtown Church, Bishopton Road, Stockton-on-Tees, TS18 4PA
We invite you to come and share in our Lest we Forget, A Ceremony of Remembrance at St Paul's Newtown Church followed by a Great War period style tea. This is part of our commemorative services over Remembrance Weekend to acknowledge the end of the Great War.

Sunday 11 November
Darlington SING Community Choir presents a commemoration in words and music to mark the Armsistice Day Centenary.
7pm
Choir led by Bridie Jackson at Bondgate Methodist Church, Bondgate, Darlington, DL3 7JJ
FREE entry with ticket but donations to Médecins Sans Frontières

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