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March the Doctor Will See You March Sun 1 8:00am Eucharist Sun 15 10:00am Parish Eucharist Sun 1 9:00am Choir Rehearsal Mon 16 10:00am Toddler Praise Sun 1 9:45am Children's Church Mon 16 10:00am Prayer Ministry Sun 1 10:00am Parish Eucharist Team Meeting Mon 2 10:00am Toddler Praise Sun 22 8:00am Eucharist Mar 2020 No 297 Fri 6 10:00am World Day of Sun 22 9:00am Choir Rehearsal Prayer, W Malling Church Sun 22 9:45am Children's Church West Malling Group Sat 7 9:30am ChurchYard Tidy Up Sun 22 10:00am Parish Eucharist Sun 8 8:00am Eucharist Mon 23 10:00am Toddler Praise The doctor Practice: Sun 8 9:00am Choir Rehearsal Mon 23 8:00pm PCC Meeting what do the Sun 8 10:00am All Age Eucharist Sun 29 8:00am Eucharist Mon 9 10:00am Toddler Praise Sun 29 9:00am Choir Rehearsal will see changes mean? Sun 15 8:00am Eucharist Sun 29 9:45am Children's Church Sun 15 9:00am Choir Rehearsal Sun 29 10:00am Parish Eucharist See page 4 for Sun 15 9:45am Children's Church Mon 30 10:00am Toddler Praise you now details Please join us for Toddler Praise Stay and Play Songs, Craft, Bible Stories, Dancing and fun. Mondays 10:00 - 11.30am Term time, Leybourne Church £1 Donation Suwelcomerge ry update MQ: Can I haand in akprescriptionn to thegWest changes All are welcome here. enable patients to have an advance look at Malling surgery? Ss PETER & PAUL Update on the changes to the new facilities. A: Yes. There will be a facility to do that. ButW wee sextendt Ma al specialling welcomeSurge tory thosean whod are single, married, divorced, gay, lesbian, With the recent Coronavirus and somethingL” (ElikYe mBoOreUregRulNarEprayer), transgender, filthy rich or dirt poor. 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It is a way could use a prayer right now, had religion shoved down your throat as a child or walked away issued signed prescriptions will either then Tuesday, some Mondays, Thursdays and Q: WBhyetrheecatinmIeatrhraisngisesfuoer aisdpocutbolristohecdall me? toBlouvelkouyr nWeigahsbotuer:and to steward the fromnee Godd to bwhene sen lifet e lefellctr apartonica.l lyWedi rwelcomeectly to th tourie sts Fandrida regulars,ys seekers and doubters, Lent will have begun. Lent is a time for gift of creation.” bleeding hearts ... In short, WE WELCOME YOU! A: Arrangements for a duty doctor call can be The truck will be outside the shops chemist if the patient has selected this, or Also open on some Saturdays mChadriestbiayntseletophmoankeeorpaletdthgeesKitnogschHailnl sguer.gery, With best wishes for a happy and on Little Market Row: collected in person from either Kings Hill or On the days the surgeries are not open late oSrotmheeLpeeyobopulern“egisvuerguepry”.something (like holy Lent. Leybourne. appointments are provided at other GP chocolate), others “take up Mar 14 8.00-F9.r0M0 aamtthew surgeries across the local area as the service Q: Where can I get blood tests and blood Mar 28 9.15-10.15 am Kings Hill Surgery is provided as a joint contract. pressure tests done? Apr 11 8.00-9.00 am The new consulting rooms, waiting room and Q. Can I visit the West Malling surgery to Advertise in LeybAopru25rne Vo9.i1c5-e10.15 am A: These services will be provided at all 3 officwelcomees are now almost complete. These are make an appointment? sites subject to their opening hours as shown Please don’t leave items on site if state-of-the-art with high quality fittings and A. No. You can make an appointment
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