Holocaust Memorial Day - Tuesday 27th January - Act of Commemoration 6pm

for 15 mins
St Mary's Steeple Ashton
Church Street Steeple Ashton, BA14 6EW, United Kingdom

Holocaust Memorial Day - Tuesday 27th January - 6pm Act of Commemoration.
Our act of commemoration will include readings and prayers and ends with a candle left burning through out the night.
We hold this short Act of Commemoration in the church porch - (or if numbers dictate we will move it into the main body of the church).

St Mary's Steeple Ashton

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Holocaust Memorial Day - Tuesday 27th January - Act of Commemoration 6pm

for 15 mins
St Mary's Steeple Ashton
Church Street Steeple Ashton, BA14 6EW, United Kingdom

Holocaust Memorial Day - Tuesday 27th January - 6pm Act of Commemoration.
Our act of commemoration will include readings and prayers and ends with a candle left burning through out the night.
We hold this short Act of Commemoration in the church porch - (or if numbers dictate we will move it into the main body of the church).

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