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Lights of Love 2013 Friday 6 December Lights of Love 2013 Friday 6 December The death of a baby or any loved one is difficult to bear at any time of the year. Yet at Christmas, with so much emphasis on children, families, sharing happy times together, those feelings of grief can often seem more acute. For those who have not had the opportunity to attend a Lights of Love service before, these are evenings of traditional carols, reading and musical performances. There will once again be Christmas trees on which to hang messages for loved ones and the opportunity at most of the venues to light a tealight in memory of your baby or loved one. There is no charge to attend the service. Sponsor a Light of Love We are inviting you to sponsor a light, you can choose to have your light and message card at any of our venues. If you are unable to attend a Lights of Love event you can still sponsor a light and have your message card put on a tree on your behalf. Wales Enquires: Heather Jane Coombs 07557 912 982 St Saviours, Splott Road, Splott, Cardiff, Wales, or [email protected] CF24 2BW Northern Ireland Enquiries: Steven Guy 02838 392 509 Seagoe Parish Church, 65 Seagoe Road, [email protected] Portadown, BT63 5HS Scotland Enquiries: Caroline 07948 562 321 St Mary’s Church, 15 Upper Bridge Street, [email protected] Stirling, FK8 1ES London Enquiries: Erica Stewart 0207 436 7940 St Pauls Church, Knightsbridge, London SW1X [email protected] 8SH Huddersfield Enquiries: Rachael 07867 912 987 St Thomas’s Church, Manchester Road, [email protected] Huddersfield HD1 3HU Nottingham Enquiries: Lucy & Tim 07891 041 211 St Peter’s Church, St Peters Square, Nottingham, [email protected] NG1 2NW Norfolk Enquiries: Eleanor Langham 01603 287 470 Colney Woodland Burial Park, Watton Road, [email protected] Norwich, NR4 7TW Liverpool Enquiries: Deb Crawley 07594 580 092 St Anthony of Padua Church, Queens Drive, 07736 073 167 Liverpool, L18 Guernsey Enquiries: Rev Linda Vasseur 01481 264 795 The Forest Parish Church, Le Bourg Forest, [email protected] Guernsey, GY8 0BL Booking Form Name Address Postcode Daytime Telephone No Email Please write the number of attendees for the service you would like to attend People will be attending Lights of Love Wales People will be attending Lights of Love Northern Ireland People will be attending Light of Love Scotland People will be attending Lights of Love London People will be attending Lights of Love Huddersfield People will be attending Lights of Love Nottingham People will be attending Lights of Love Norfolk People will be attending Lights of Love Liverpool People will be attending Lights of Love Guernsey Lights of Love (suggested donation £5) I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Wales I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Northern Ireland I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Scotland I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in London I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Huddersfield I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Nottingham I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Norfolk I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Liverpool I/We wish to sponsor Lights(s) on the tree in Guernsey Lights can also be sponsored online at www.justgiving.com/lightsoflove13 A special handmade card is available for you to write a message in memory of or in celebration of a loved one, to go with the lights(s) that you have sponsored. Please send me message card(s) Please return your completed message cards to us by Monday 2 December if you would like us to attach the card(s) to the tree at your chosen venue on your behalf. Please write your name and full address on the back of the card(s) if you would like them returned. I would like to make a donation of £ towards Sands vital work (made payable to Sands) By ticking the box I confirm that I am a UK taxpayer and would like Sands to reclaim the tax on any donations I have made in the last four years and any future donations I make Please send your completed Booking form & donation to: Lights of Love, Sands, 28 Portland Place, London, W1B 1LY or email a scanned copy of this form to [email protected] by Monday 25 November. .
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