Coffee Morning and Open Day - Saturday 12th Oct - Dulwich Grove URC

By DulwichGroveURC
October 10, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 10, 2019

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Posted October 10, 2019

This year Dulwich Grove United Reformed Church is celebrating the 140th Anniversary of foundation and dedication. Since 10 October 1879 people have met for worship, and buildings used to serve the community on the corner of East Dulwich Grove and Melbourne Grove.

To mark this special occasion, we will be holding a coffee morning this coming Saturday 12th October between 11am and 2pm in our Sanctuary. Alongside the coffee morning is an exhibition detailing the life of the church and its development over the last 140 years.

On Sunday 13th October, we will have a festival service at 11am with brass ensemble and guest preacher The Revd Nigel Uden, Moderator of URC General Assembly.

All are welcome to these events. We hope you can join us as we celebrate.

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