Churches Together
in Leatherhead
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Saturday 1 October
8 am
Christ Church, Epsom Road.
Festival Breakfast All welcome. Guest speaker: Dave
Greenwood - Mission Aviation Fellowship MAF uses aviation and
other strategic technologies to overcome barriers in reaching
the world for Christ.
£3 per person
10 am - 12 noon approx
Meet at Christ Church, Epsom Road.
I-Spy Local Churches A guided walk around
the local churches, for accompanied children of primary
school age. Work sheets provided. To book contact Margaret -
01372 277 415
8 pm
Christ Church, Epsom Road.
The
Voice of Melody Chamber music for voice, organ
and other instruments.
Tickets £6 Tickets at door or to book - 020 8398 4896 or
ChchATfish.co.uk (with this and anyother email addresses
shown, please replace AT with @ before sending the email)
Sunday 2 October
10.30 am
St Mary and St Nicholas Parish Church, Church Road.
Festival United Family Service All ages in
church together.
4 pm
Our Lady and St Peter's, Garlands Road.
Vespers and Benediction
6.30 pm
St Michael's Church, Mickleham.
Choral Evensong Sung by Reigate St Mary's
Choir School.
Monday 3 October
8 pm
Methodist Church, Church Road
A Meeting of the Ways An inter faith
dialogue between Christian and Muslim believers. How can
different faiths live together and support each other in the
light of current conflicts?
Monday 3 - Tuesday 4 October
Faith, Fun and Foolishness Clown Roly
Bain visits local primary schools. Parents welcome. Contact
individual schools for details.
Thursday 6 October
8 pm
Christ Church, Epsom Road.
Festival Lecture Real Bible Study
given by The Very Revd Dr Jeffrey John, Dean of St Albans.
The Bible is the Christian Holy Book, but how do we read it
and understand it? Dr John takes a critical look as a way of
enhancing faith in the modern world. Booking not necessary.
Friday 7 October
8 pm
B-Free - Youth Cafe and Information Centre, Kingston
Road.
Band Nite at B-Free
8 pm
Our Lady and St Peter's Church Hall, Garlands Road.
Community Quiz Night Teams of six. All welcome. £5
per person - to include Fish and Chip Supper, Raffle and
Prizes. To enter contact Martin - 01372 373 330
Saturday 8 October
10 am - 4 pm
Methodist Church, Church Road.
A Day of Discovery Led by spirituality guru,
The Revd Richard King, Adviser in Spirituality for the
Diocese of Guildford. Come and discover ways of praying that
work for you. £5 per person. Bring your own lunch.
To book contact David - 01372 372 313
8 pm
St Mary and St Nicholas Parish Church, Church Road.
Gala
Concert Popular Christian classics from Bach to
Lloyd-Webber Church Choirs, Pilgrim Singers and members of
Mickleham Choral Society. Tickets £7 - £5 restricted view.
To book contact Daphne - 01483 766 881
Sunday 9 October
10.30 am
Methodist Church, Church Road.
Festival United Eucharist With Sunday Club for
children. President: The Revd John Swarbrick, Chair of the
London SW Methodist District.
6.30 pm
Christ Church, Epsom Road.
Festival Service of Praise Special Guest
Speaker: Revd Dr David Peel, National Moderator of the
General Assembly of the United Reformed Church.
Throughout the Week
St Mary and St Nicholas Parish Church,
Church Road
10 am - 4 pm Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Thursday and
Friday. 10 am - 9 pm Tuesday and Wednesday - (Unless there
are services in church.)
Faith in Creation An exhibition of paintings from
the Shed Art Group ShedArt is a dynamic group of contemporary
artists who constantly experiment with vibrant new ideas and
varied media. Visit their website www.shedart.co.uk
for more information.
Methodist Church, Church Road.
10 am - 4 pm Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Thursday and
Friday. 10 am - 9 pm Tuesday and Wednesday - (Unless there
are services in church)
A Labyrinth for Prayer A new way into God by an
ancient pathway. Come and try it for yourself.
St Mary and St Nicholas Parish Church, Church Road
10 am - 4 pm Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday.
10 am - 9 pm Tuesday and Wednesday - (Unless there are
services in church)
The F Word: images of forgiveness An
exhibition of words and photographs. ' The exhibition is
produced by The Forgiveness Project, a non-partisan,
non-religious charitable organisation working at local,
national and international level to promote conflict
resolution and restorative practices as alternatives to the
endless cycles of conflict, violence and crime that are the
hallmarks of our time. Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who is a
patron of The Forgiveness Project, describes forgiveness as a
journey out of victimhood.
Town Centre
6 am - Midnight.
Trailer for prayer and information The Church Army
trailer will be stationed in the High St. throughout the
week. It will be a focus for Prayer as part of the Surrey
Week of Prayer and will also provide information on the
Festival.
This information is also provided in a leaflet which has been delivered to as many households as volunteers have been able to cover.