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New Year Letter 2010
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letter from David, our vicar
A Letter to all
churches from
Rod Moody
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KEEPING IN STEP WITH THE SPIRIT
with John Coles (leader of New Wine)
St Michael le Belfry Church, York City Centre
20th Feb - 9:30am - 4:30pm
Street Angels York are now recruiting volunteers
for their 2010 Training Course.
Please go to www.streetangelsyork.com for more
information and an application form or contact
Jennifer on O7852 233 O65
Training dates (9:30 - 4:30 Gateway Center, Acomb)
Sat 27th February – Conflict management
Sat 6th March – Drugs and Alcohol with Compass One
Sat 13th March – Homelessness with the Salvation Army
Police Briefing with North Yorkshire Police
If you would like someone to speak at you church please
get in touch with Jennifer.
Tuesday 30th March 7.30pm
York Minster
As part of a national tour the award-winning Riding Lights
Theatre Company will be performing The Narrow Road by
Paul Birch at York Minster on Tuesday 30th March.
Amid the heat and beauty of ancient Palestine, a man
stands on a dusty road. An extraordinary journey will take
place; one which will re-trace the footsteps of Jesus into
a world of miracles and madness, violence and liberation.
As The Narrow Road is walked, this turbulent world is
turned upside down; its inhabitants confronted by an
unexpected and surprising vision.
Meeting the characters and re-living the events of the
gospels, this story takes its audience back along that
original road, through the place of the cross and into the
challenge of a life beyond. Compellingly performed, The
Narrow Road asks each of us to review the understanding
and practice of our own faith in relation to that journey
today.
Riding Lights is one of the UK's most successful
independent theatre companies and is internationally
renowned for more than thirty years of touring
productions. Following the huge success of their previous
plays The Passion, Calvary and Redemption Song, this
new play for 2010, The Narrow Road, has been
commissioned jointly by the Dean and Chapter of York
and Lightline Pilgrimages.
At intervals, the performance creates space for other
expressions of worship, music and reflection arising
directly out of the drama. The whole presentation
becomes a powerful act of remembrance which is both
participatory and reflective.
For full details of the performance and for details of the
national tour please visit
www.ridinglights.org/thenarrowroad
