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FRIENDS IN PROFILE Many different organisations now seem to have associated Friends Groups. Not only buildings on the heritage trail, but also country parks, community charities, welfare providers and environmental projects find it helpful to create such bodies. The aims of these groups are varied, but they include both fund raising and the development of constituencies to support the overall objective of the parent organisation. Friends Groups can enable people who have been actively involved with an organisation to keep in touch. They can lead initiatives to purchase additional equipment, which would not otherwise be available to the parent organisation. They can assist change or help to retain existing facets of the parent organisation that are of value. The Friends of All Saints’ were formed to help maintain our Grade 1 Listed Church, to help promote the musical history of All Saints’ and to encourage continuing links with those connected with the parish in the past.
We are aware that people can have experience of spiritual things in many
ways. Among these are fine architecture, good fellowship, thoughtful discussion
and beautiful music. The Friends of All Saints’ Church have contributed and can
continue to contribute to this end. If you would like to discuss the future of
the Friends or would like to take a more active role in the organisation, please
contact me on PETER WARWICK |
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