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6 Pm CHURCHES and CHAPELS PARTICIPATING SPONSORED BICYCLE RIDE & STRIDE 8TH SEPTEMBER 2012 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. CHURCHES AND CHAPELS PARTICIPATING Scan this with a smart phone to go to our website ACOL StMildred BROADSTAIRS TheBaptistChurch,QueensRd DODDINGTDN StJohntheBaptist ACRISE StMartin BROMLEYCOMMON StAugustine DOVER Baptist,MaisonDieuRd ADDINGTON StMargaret BROMLEYCOMMON HolyTrinity DOVER StAndrew,Buckland ADISHAM HolyInnocents BROOK StMary DOVER TheBeaconChurchCentre, ALDINGTON StMartin BROOKLAND StAugustine LondonRd ALDINGTON EvangelicalMission,ForgeHill BROOMFIELD StMargaret DOVER StPeter&StPauI,CharIton ALKHAM StAnthony BURHAM TheChurchinBurham,ChurchSt DOVER StPaulMaison,DieuRoad ALLINGTON StNicholas, BURHAM StMary(red’l),ChurchSt DOVER OurLadyofDover APPLEDORE StPeterandStPaul BURMARSH AllSaints DOVER StMarytheVirgin,Cannon APPLEDORE Methodist CANTERBURY StMartin,NorthHolmesRd Street ASH(Sevenoaks) RevelationChurchatAshChapel CANTERBURY Friends’MeetingHse,TheFriars DOVER TheChapel,DoverCollege ASH(Sevenoaks) StPeterandStPaul CANTERBURY SalvationArmyTemple. DOVER StEdmundsChapel ASH(Canterbury) StNicholas,TheStreet WhitehorseLane DOVER StMartinofTours ASH(Canterbury) UR,TheStreet CANTERBURV AllSaints,MilitaryRd DOVER ArkChristianCentre ASHFORD SocietyofFriends,AlbertRoad CANTERBURY StPaul,ChurchSt DOWNE StMaryMagdalene ASHFORD Baptist,StationRd CANTERBURY StPeter,StPeter'sStreet DYMCHURCH StPeterandStPaul ASHFORD AshfordChristianFellowship, CANTERBURY StAndrewDRC,WatlingSt DYMCHURCI-l Methodist NorwoodSt CANTERBURY StStephen,HalesDrive EASTFARLEIGH ParishChurch,LowerRoad ASHFORD CentrepieceChurch,BankStreet CANTERBURY StPeterMeth,StPeter'sStreet EASTLANGDON StAugustine ASHFORD StMarytheVirgin CANTERBURY StThomas,Burgate EASTMALLING StJames ASHFORD EvangelistFrancisRd CANTERBURY BaptistChurch,StGeorgesPlace EASTPECKHAM Methodist,PoundRd ASHFORD Baptist,BrookfieldRd CANTERBURY StNicholas,A2BThanington EASTPECKHAM StMichael(redundant) ASHFORD StSimon,BrookfieldRd CANTERBURY CanterburyCathedral,Burgate EASTPECKHAM SalvationArmyHall,The 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