THE RETURN OF OUR ANNUAL CEILIDH
SATURDAY 1 FEBRUARY, 7.00-10.00pm, LAUGHTON VILLAGE HALL
Shake off the winter blues and come and warm up at our lively ceilidh celebrating all things Rabbie. With music from The Sussex Pistols we'll be dancing with the help of a caller to the various traditional jigs, reels and Strathspeys before sitting down to some light bites and a tot or two of whisky.
Everybody is invited to join us as we rekindle this parish tradition of fun whilst raising funds for the churches Fabric Fund, specifically Ripe's Roof Appeal as it takes current priority.
Tickets are £35 each for adults and £20 for children/youths, which includes live music, buffet supper, a tot of Scotch (where appropriate!) and are available from Ripe and Laughton Village shops.
Everybody is invited to join us as we rekindle this parish tradition of fun whilst raising funds for the churches Fabric Fund, specifically Ripe's Roof Appeal as it takes current priority.
Tickets are £35 each for adults and £20 for children/youths, which includes live music, buffet supper, a tot of Scotch (where appropriate!) and are available from Ripe and Laughton Village shops.
THE UPPER ROOM
SHROVE TUESDAY 4 MARCH, CHALVINGTON CHURCH
Christian Stejskal narrates the chapters 13-17 from the Gospel of John.
Storyteller, photographer and violin player Christian Stejskal has walked in the footsteps of Jesus Christ and photographed the cultural landscape in Israel and Egypt in search of biblical visual symbols and metaphors, illustrating the "Upper Room" – the Passover meal Jesus celebrated with His 12 disciples before going to the Cross.
Experience the faithful memorization of the Gospel of John (chapters 13–17) while listening to original solo violin pieces and viewing black-and-white photographs from the Middle-east on a screen.
Ticket information in due course.
Storyteller, photographer and violin player Christian Stejskal has walked in the footsteps of Jesus Christ and photographed the cultural landscape in Israel and Egypt in search of biblical visual symbols and metaphors, illustrating the "Upper Room" – the Passover meal Jesus celebrated with His 12 disciples before going to the Cross.
Experience the faithful memorization of the Gospel of John (chapters 13–17) while listening to original solo violin pieces and viewing black-and-white photographs from the Middle-east on a screen.
Ticket information in due course.
