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The Link M ine • June 2003 47
Hear ye .. the word from church
SWINDON
Rev Peter Skinner donned a town crier's coat over his cassock and
called the people of Shaw to a community fair outside Holy Trinity FAMILY CHURCH
Church on 3 May. E vange/J
He said similar events were being considered for other churches in WEST
0 0 Worsley Road
West Swindon. St Mary's Church in Lydiard Park holds its annual SUNDAYS 10.30AM
flower festival and fete between 27 and 29 June. See page 23 for details.
PEATMOOR SCHOOL
y
(except... last Sunda of the month
when we meet at the Winners
building with people
Lounge, Swindon Town FC) Come and join us
For details visit our website Sunday at I Oam & 6.30pm
For further information of
at www.sfc-uk.org,
other meetings ring: 873050, call
call Nigel on 526130 into the Church office or visit
or e-mail www.freshbrook.org
[email protected] Jesus said. "l have come That YOU might
hare LIFE and have it in its Juhiess"
A NEW FRONTIERS CHURCH

Worship in Taw Hill
Regular church services start at the Taw Hill Worship Centre on Sunday Worship 10.30am
Queen Elizabeth Drive from Sunday 8 June. Sunday School and Creche
Three services are planned each Sunday morning: SBC Meeting at Greenmeadow Pnma y School
8am Holy Communion followed by
continental breakfast r P,-ry School
9am Early Birds, a short lively service
geared to the needs of children
followed by coffee and biscuits
10.45am Sunday Morning, a relaxed approach
to worship
4h iM 0 B4 6
Regulars and newcomers to Christ will be Taw Hill minister
welcomed in building the new church. Rev Ruth Cram
24 hours for trade justice

Swindon Campaigners take part in nationwide lobby marathon
September sees the next big meet- Drown to raise giant 'scales of fus-
ing of the World Trade Organisa- tice' in a minute of silence at the
tion in Cancun, Mexico. Important Pilgrim Centre, Regent Circus, on
decisions about international trade Saturday 28 June, between 10am ^.J •
will be made and campaigners are and 12noon.
lobbying hard for agreements that Parliamentary under secretary
deliver a fair deal for the poorest of state at the Department for In-
people and also the environment. ternational Development Sally Community Dividend
The Trade Justice Movement is Keeble MP has agreed to attend.
putting pressure on the UK Gov- A picture of the event will form
ernmentandwillbelobbyingevery part of a giant photographic peti- Scheme
MP during the '24 hours for trade lion which will be taken to the
justice' from noon on 27 June to WTOgatheringinMexico.Allcon- A minimum
midday on 28 June. cerned with world poverty and
The Swindon World Develop- trade justice are asked to take part. of 1% of the
mentMovementhasinvitedSwin- For more information, call Kate Society's
don MPs Michael Wills and Julia Nash on 704154.
profits are
returned
West Swindon & the to projects

Lydiards churches to benefit
the local
All Saints' For details of our community
Lydiard Millicent through the
weekly services The Co-op contributed £500 to the efforts
Holy Trinity, Shaw Community of people in Blunsdon to reopen their
please contact village shop. From left, shop workers Linda
St Mary's the Partnership Dividend Scheme. Goddell. Ken Niller. Edna Miller, Julie Allen
Lydiard Tregoze ^ If you think a project and Co-op representative Bron Betieridae
Office you know of could qualify for a grant
Toothill Church '71
on 874221 of up to C 1,000, call 01865 256235 for details.
Westlea Church Oxford, Swindon & Gloucester