Occurring
for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue Address
Église Paroissiale Saint-­Laurent de Roujan, 21 rue de l’Église, 34320 Roujan, France
This traditional service tells the story of the birth of Christ, using readings and music, in a mixture of English and French. It is organised by the Church of England (Anglican) Chaplaincy of All Saints Hérault.

A reception of traditional British mince pies, mulled wine, and other refreshments will follow the service.

All are warmly invited to attend.

Admission will be free; donations may be made to support the work of: Languedoc Solidarité and other local charitable
organisations serving Roujan and surrounding communities.

Free parking is available next to the church.

All Saints, Hérault

Safeguarding The Diocese in Europe and we at All Saints take caring for one another very seriously. Please read our Safeguarding page here. There’s an on-line training programme on the diocesan website here. This is open to everyone and we ask all our members to do the first level of this training, level C0. All those in official positions in the chaplaincy have completed, or are in the process of completing, training to their appropriate level and will repeat this every three years.

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Roger Smith

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Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols

Occurring
for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
Église Paroissiale Saint-­Laurent de Roujan
Address
Église Paroissiale Saint-­Laurent de Roujan, 21 rue de l’Église, 34320 Roujan, France

This traditional service tells the story of the birth of Christ, using readings and music, in a mixture of English and French. It is organised by the Church of England (Anglican) Chaplaincy of All Saints Hérault.

A reception of traditional British mince pies, mulled wine, and other refreshments will follow the service.

All are warmly invited to attend.

Admission will be free; donations may be made to support the work of: Languedoc Solidarité and other local charitable
organisations serving Roujan and surrounding communities.

Free parking is available next to the church.