The Beechcroft Chapel Choir are giving you the opportunity to dress up, enjoy a three course meal, first class entertainment and a gospel DJ spinning the latest sounds at their third annual fundraising Black Tie Charity Ball. All money raised will go to Mercy Ships, a Christian charity that provides free health care to the world’s poorest people.
Phone 07943 070171 or 07967 060238 for more details and tickets.
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Join Bishop Lennox Hamilton and First Lady Shirley Hamilton of Greater Faith Ministries at this special Birthing A New Vision conference on September 18, 2010 at the Croydon Park Hotel. Guest speaker Pastor Celia Apeaygei-Collins will share how to discover God’s will for your life and carry out your God given assignment. There’ll be dynamic worship, life changing teaching and networking opportunities. You’ll also enjoy teas & coffees and a three-course lunch. Tickets are £45 and must be bought in advance.
For more information e-mail info.greaterfaith@gmail.com
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After three SOLD OUT shows in London, Love Sax and all that Jazz continues it national tour with a visit to the Stantonbury Campus Theatre Milton Keynes on Sun 19th September and Montgomery Theatre Sheffield on Sat 25th September. The theatrical production incorporates music, drama, comedy and spoken word. It explores various aspects of the love relationship and seeks to address the why, when and how’s of relationships.
Written by Mobo nominated spoken word and gospel artiste Alan Charles, the production chronicles the experiences of four female friends as they come to terms with their individual circumstance. Through their stories the production touches on such topics as singleness, infidelity, divorce, abuse, fornication, love and all that Jazz.
Together with a live band the production is thought provoking, humorous and one that will inspire, uplift and edutain the whole family.
The cast includes: – Shirley Grant, Angela Blake, Kay Corion, Selina Alexanders, Michelle Corion-Homer, Karen Satchwell-Higgins, Michelle Charles, Rohan Alexander, Owen Johnson-Smith, Jason Grant, Raymond Sutherland, Courtney Hoilet and Adjobiah Ackah.
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Make sure you check out the latest edition of Keep The Faith, Britain’s leading magazine about black faith.
Our special Easter edition includes
* an interview with Dwayne Tryumf, one of Britain’s leading rapper
* an article by Rev David Shosanya that asks the question – what should Easter mean for black people
* Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts views on depression and how the church can help those who suffer from it
* Rachel Brown writing about the transformative power of the Holy Spirit
* Why Your church should organise a retreat and much much more
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A coalition of Black leaders including church leaders, business leaders, activists, faith groups, Operation Black Vote, The Peace Alliance, 1990 Trust, Just West Yorkshire, Equanomics UK, The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB), BEN TV, OHTV and many others will be hosting the largest political rally seen in the UK for a generation.
Over 2000 people will be at the rally itself, which will be syndicated to more than a million black people via the vast BME media network and other National media corporations.
The main stream party political leaders have been invited and indicated they would like to be there.
In a closely fought political race, the Black vote: African, Asian, Caribbean and other ethnic minorities will hold the key to who wins and who loses this election.
This then is our time, our unique opportunity to have a powerful voice during this election campaign. Our call will be for justice, and equality of opportunity in all areas at all levels of society, not least in education.
Key speakers invited
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