Christingle at St John?s East Dulwich 24th December 4pm ? Zoom service

By St John's SE22 Fair
December 20, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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St John's SE22 Fair

Posted December 20, 2020

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Posted December 20, 2020

This year our Christingle service will be held online and everyone is welcome.

If you would like to make a Christingle at home and live locally, ?Christingle Kits? are available to be delivered to your door. Please complete the request form to get your kit delivered: https://forms.gle/kvgEbh6VLjK33ZhU7

We usually raise a significant amount for the Children's Society from those who attend this service. Please consider supporting them this year, when your help is needed more than ever: https://thyg.uk/CUS047691

See http://www.stjohnseastdulwich.org/about/christingle for more details and the link to the service.

Look forward to seeing some of you there.

*We had originally planned to open the church Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for people to pick up their kits. This is no longer feasible now we have moved into tier 4*

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