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New bells dedication service

Barbara Le Gallez
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Dear All,
Please make suggestions for what could be included in a dedication service for new bells.
First we will have a modest dedication service, when our two bells have just been delivered. Later, when they have been hung, we will have a big service with our Bishop.
So what sort of things can we do, please?
Thank you, Barbara

Barbara Le Gallez 2 years ago OptionsShare
John Harrison
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↪Barbara Le Gallez
fell free to copy or adapt anything from: https://allsaintswokinghambells.org.uk/ASProject/Dedication.pdf

John Harrison 2 years ago OptionsShare
Barbara Le Gallez
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↪John Harrison
Thank you John

Barbara Le Gallez 2 years ago OptionsShare
Lucy Chandhial
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This is what Piddinghoe have planned. By coincidence I rang there today and saw the flyer. https://www.newhavenfestival.co.uk/events/ring-in-the-new

Lucy Chandhial 2 years ago OptionsShare
Barbara Le Gallez
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↪Lucy Chandhial
Thanks Lucy.

Barbara Le Gallez 2 years ago OptionsShare

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