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Events in March 2010


If you missed it the first time, or want to take up the opportunity to witness the second showing…. Back by popular demand… DCF Church would like to invite you all to our drama production – ‘Ordinary People’… that is guaranteed to leave you inspired & mesmerised… with a professional acting team telling the story of two couples whose ideals on relationships soon expose the motives of their hearts. We proudly present to you a funny, raw & tear-jerking drama entitled: ORDINARY PEOPLE…

Click: dcfonline.org

Taking place, Friday 19th March 2010…

6PM @ The Resource Centre

(Next door to Coronet & Waitrose, 356 Holloway Road, Islington, London, N7 6PA


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‘Desire To Worship God (DTWG) is fast becoming a renowned name on the UK Gospel scene’.

Their vision… “is to use the powerful message of the gospel to impact their generation; as well as promoting gospel music in mainstream communities”.

Since the groups’ formation in 2003, its members have featured at various events across the UK and are beginning to break into Europe.

They have also been opportune to have been featured on various TV and radio stations; including BBC1, BBC3, Premier Christian Radio, BEN TV, OBE TV, LoveWorld TV, Revelation TV, Channel M, BBC Radio.

One of their band members Kristyna Myles broke into the UK album chart Top 10 song with her melodic song “My Lord”. This track appeared alongside tracks from Amy Winehouse and Erykah Badu on the compilation CD ‘Songbird 2008’.

Having recently released their first album ‘The Project: Desire to Worship God’; DTWG has announced they will be taking their album on tour across the UK.

The album has already been well received by Christians and non-Christians across the country. Since the release of ‘The Project’ DTWG has received much recognition and was recently nominated for a MOBO Award and a GMA; “watch out for bigger and better to the glory of God, in 2010” says Samuel the founder of DTWG.

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Connected Church

Women in Christian leadership are being invited by Tearfund to take part in a trip to Malawi next year (February 2010), to spend time with women affected by poverty and HIV.

The trip will include visits to local churches which are reaching out to people in their communities who are affected by HIV, as well as opportunities to stay with a family in a community overnight and shadow them during the day.

‘We know that poverty always disproportionately affects women, and that they are very involved in caring for others and in finding practical solutions to issues in their communities,’ says Yioula Taliadorou, Church Relationship Manager at Tearfund.

‘I know that the women who come on this trip will return challenged, humbled and inspired to share their passion for justice and tackling poverty with their families and churches.’

During the trip, there will be opportunities for the team to work alongside local families and churches and to pray with and for them, as part of Tearfund’s Connected Church programme which helps UK churches to partner with churches in the poorest parts of the world.

Artist Yvonne LyonScottish singer and songwriter Yvonne Lyon, who went to Cambodia with Tearfund on a similar trip earlier this year, said: ‘I fell in love with the way church does things. There was an emphasis on the spiritual and education combined. ‘For example, we met a teenage HIV support group and I saw groups of women and children in the village learning about health. I wasn’t expecting to see something so practical which was obviously restoring respect and dignity. I felt really proud and I believe in what Tearfund does.’

The trip runs from 22 February to 5 March and costs £850 plus flight costs.

For information call 0208 943 7868 or www.tearfund.org/News

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