There was a challege posed at the end of this year’s Soul Survivor… To read the whole Bible in just one year!
Thousands of people around the country and indeed the world are now reading God’s word every day!
It has only just started so there is no excuse not to start! The readings are online everyday, or you can buy the Bible in a Year Bible!
So, what are you waiting for???
World famous American concert organist Carlo Curley appears at St Paul’s Church Chichester on Saturday 16th October 2010 at 7.30pm, in an exciting evening of music to enthral and entertain.
The charismatic organ virtuoso will be demonstrating his talents on the magnificent Allen Touring Organ, the custom built machine designed especially for him in 1976.
Referred to as ‘the Pavarotti of the Organ’ and with a personality to match, the talented, charismatic and acclaimed international concert organist Carlo Curley has performed across the globe at prestigious venues such as Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral, Royal Festival Hall and The Royal Albert Hall in London and Carnegie Hall in New York among others.
Tickets to see wit and talents of Carlo Curley are £12.00-£15, Children under 16 FREE, from St Paul’s Parish Box Office on 01243 533 403.
JUST A FEW PLACES are still available on the summer Parish Retreat 3rd – 5th Spetmber at Alton Abbey. So
please speak to Sarah Manouch, or add your name to the list today…
You are all warmly invited to join us for our Family Camp 2010!
Lodge Hill – 18th & 19th September 2010
The Family Camp was now become a regular and successful fixture on the St Paul’s diary – for full details see the Family Camp section of our youth website, www.roundaboutyouth.com
Sarah is the organist and choir master at the Cathedral, taking over from Alan Thurlow in 2008.
Have you thought of joining the prayer group at 10.30am on the second Monday of the
month for about half an hour to pray for the staff and clients of Stone-pillow, the
detox centre, day and night shelters, young asylum seekers and for more
volunteers – and even of volunteering yourself? Contact the Revd Peter Kane.
