LENT COURSE: Where The Lost Things Go

Every Wednesday at for 2 hours
St John the Baptist
Church Lane Clarborough Retford, DN22 9NA, United Kingdom

Where The Lost Things Go is a 'practically perfect' Lent course based on the popular film Mary Poppins Returns.
Poet and minister Lucy Berry skilfully draws out some of the themes of the Oscar-nominated movie and shows how we can consider them more deeply alongside passages from the Bible. Running for 6 weeks, the first session is a screening of the film itself then followed by 5 discussion weeks. In Clarborough Church, Wednesday 7pm from

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LENT COURSE: Where The Lost Things Go

Every Wednesday at for 2 hours
St John the Baptist
Church Lane Clarborough Retford, DN22 9NA, United Kingdom

Where The Lost Things Go is a 'practically perfect' Lent course based on the popular film Mary Poppins Returns.
Poet and minister Lucy Berry skilfully draws out some of the themes of the Oscar-nominated movie and shows how we can consider them more deeply alongside passages from the Bible. Running for 6 weeks, the first session is a screening of the film itself then followed by 5 discussion weeks. In Clarborough Church, Wednesday 7pm from

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Parish Safeguarding Officers: Sue Walker 01427 880150
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