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Goodnews English 225 Final.Indd Coming Events PLEASE DONATE TO HELP US KEEP “COMING EVENTS” GOING! ONE OF OUR KEY ROLES AS GOODNEWS IS TO PUBLICISE LOCAL AND NATIONAL EVENTS. WE DON’T WANT TO CHARGE FOR THESE ENTRIES AS MANY MAGAZINES DO BUT WE NEED TO MEET THESE COSTS SOMEHOW. WOULD YOU CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION? THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO ALREADY HAVE BEEN GENEROUS TO US IN THE PAST. THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO HELP CAN SEND CHEQUES (PAYABLE TO “CREW TRUST”) TO: GOODNEWS (CCR CENTRE), THE CRYPT, OUR LADY OF DOLOURS, 264 FULHAM ROAD LONDON SW10 - 9EL OR CALL GABRIELE AT THE GOODNEWS OFFICE WITH YOUR CREDIT CARD DETAILS 020 7352 5298. LONDON SOUTHWARK 28 SEPTEMBER ENGLAND DAYS OF RENEWAL 9.30am-4.30pm St George’s Catholic ARTS AND PLAYS ALTON 25th May (Dr Trevor Keeling) 22nd Cathedral, St George’s Road, Southwark, SE1 June (Charles Whitehead) 27th July (Kristina 7HY. Keynote Speaker and Healing led by Fr TENTEN THEATRE Uses drama to Cooper) Theme The Year of Faith St Lucy’s Pat Collins CM. 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Tel 01207 (last Sundays) 26 May/30 June/28 St Francis Church, Grosvenor Street, Chester 592244. Email admin @ ymt.org July. Organised by Brentwood DST & Sion CH1 2BN. Info. 01244-351331 Community 7.30-9pm at SENT, Sawyers Hall HOUSE OF THE OPEN DOOR Lane, CM15 9BX. Call 01277 215011 CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION, 8 COMMUNITY - Discipleship Training nd Cambridge Court, 210 Shepherd’s Bush Road, CHELMSFORD 2 Wedns(ecumenical) 8- London W6 7NJ. Mon-Fri 10am. Appointments Course. Share in their prayer, community life 9.30pm. Our Lady Immaculate Church, New & work. Opportunity to join in outreach. Tel: for healing prayer. Call 020 7603 8118 www. London Road, CM2 0AR. Jane 0795 2610223 healingmission.org 01386 852084 www.houseoftheopendoor.org st rd CHESTER 1 and 3 Sundays at 7.00pm. DERBY HEALING LIGHT MINISTRY, for ICPE(Catholic Programme of Evangelisation) Parish hall St Francis, Grosvenor Street, Chester offers 3 month training courses with one month’s individual/group prayer. 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