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Bookstall | Traidcraft | ACT | Happy Hens | Padley Centre

Our Bookstall For a number of years Glenys and Percy have been making sure that our bookstall is stocked with Christian literature. Browse or buy there or order through them if you have specific requirements. Look out for:  “How to really love your teenager” (£7.99) Sale Price £2.99 “Bacon Sandwiches and Salvation, (£7.99) Sale Price £1.99. And “The Little Bible Story Book” at £5.99 has been highly recommended.

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Roger makes sure that the Traidcaft Stall is well-stocked with sugar, tea, coffee, biscuits and much more.  He explains why buying in this way is so important.

Traidcraft "The aim of the Traidcraft stall is to promote fair trade issues. The more people that buy fair trade goods, either from us or from big supermarkets, the more effective we can be in attacking the causes of poverty in developing countries."

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Allestree Churches Together (ACT)

Broadway, in common with the other churches in the Greater Allestree Area, is a member of Allestree Churches Together. Carl tells us a little about ACT activities.

We have a number of joint events though the year.  At the begining of December we meet at the Holy Family Church for a quiet evening with prayer and reflection, followed by refreshments. In January we have the octave of prayer for Christian Unity.  This commences with a unity lunch at Broadway on the Saturday.  On the following Friday we meet at St. Paul's Quarndon for a joint communion service. The Saturdays of Lent see us meeting for frugal lunches at each church in turn.The money raised is used to support the church in Nagpur, India.             More photographs

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Highfield Farm Eggs

To order eggs contact: Trish Thomas (294798) or Gill Black (224266 or             07891254235)

In 1997 Bill Still started collecting eggs each week from Highfields Farm at Etwall so that we could buy our fresh free-range eggs when we turn up for church on Sundays.   Highfields Farm, also known to us as 'Happy Hens', engages in valuable work with young people experiencing a range of problems. The small profit from the sale of eggs has been used to support work at Broadway and that of Stuart and Georgie Christine in Brazil.

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May Hunt Legacy Trust East Midlands Baptist Association (Derbyshire Baptists) Women's Fellowship Day To be led by Rev. Tricia Troughton    (Baptist Minister involved in Spiritual Direction) whose Theme will be:  "Prayer" To be held at Willersley Castle on Thursday 22nd April 2010 10 for 10.30 until 3.45 p.m. Cost: £14.50 including coffee, lunch and cup of tea before leaving If you would like to go to this conference please give your name and money to Elaine Davison or Nina Cousins

Miss Violet May Hunt left £10,000 several years ago in a legacy to encourage spiritual growth in the Baptist Women of Derbyshire. In addition to subsidising the Fellowship Days, the Trust makes grants to individual women pursuing a special Christian interest in this country or abroad. Interested?  Contact Enid on 01332 516015

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The Padley Centre is always close to our hearts. We keep a collection box in the church porch. Margaret tells us: "Just one item, regularly, from your weekly shop would make a huge difference to those in real need".

soup fruit squash biscuits coffee teabags sugar tins of meat toiletries pasta cereals

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Office Address:

166 Broadway 

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DE22 1BP