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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Light Festival

Our light festival is almost organised. It's going to be great. We've having a wee ceremony under the tower then lighting the lanterns (all hand made) and after that we ave different areas of the church set aside: Creative, Chillout, Community and Cafe. Each has a different activity including acrylic square painting, origami, space images etc. Then there is also moments of story telling, quizes, light pools and light experiments. It's going to be great.

My question is about the we opening ceremony ad closing ceremony: what do you do at a light festival? What music? Please make as many sugestions as you like. What words? Anyone have suggestions for poems, readings?

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