SPRING FAYRE 2014

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WHO ARE WE? • We are married, not married, single, separated, divorced and remarried. • We are different generations of brothers, sisters, adults and children. • We are all genders and sexualities, lifestyles and experiences and a few prejudices too. • We are people very new to the church and many who have been here longer than they care to remember. • We are folks who know little about the Bible and those who know quite a bit about it. • We are Sunday morning only members and those who come to everything. • We are beginners on the journey of faith along with those who have travelled quite a distance. • We are people looking for something BIGGER in life. • We are a mix of explorers and traditionalists • We are people who want to be together: caring accepting and loving each other. But most of all... people who want to be together: caring, accepting and loving each other.

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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

SPRING FAYRE 2014

Tonight, we had our first meeting to discuss ideas for this year's 'Spring Fayre', and it was great to have twenty eager people round the table with apologies from at least 5 others who just couldn't make it on the night. It was especially heartening that it wasn't just representatives from church organisations who were there, but also individuals, eager and willing to be involved in whatever way they can.

The meeting lasted 90 minutes and it was good to have started the ball rolling in what will be a necessary money making effort to keep ourselves 'buoyant'. We meet again in two weeks!

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