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Posted: January 2018
Action for Children and Christian Aid both benefitted from our Christmas services by over £1,200.
The Action for Children collections were £162.85 for the Christingle service and £456.81 for the Christmas morning service. Christian Aid collections were £463.90 at the Candlelit Carol Service and £138.68 at the Midnight Communion.
The amounts were an increase on last year and both charities have expressed appreciation for all who were able to contribute so generously.
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