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Following our Palm Sunday Service, Rev Mike O'Sullivan and his wife, Kaye, joined us for a light lunch in aid of Muscular Dystrophy NI and served by the Women's League.      Photos: Roderick McMurray The church would wish to thank the ladies of the Women's League for all their hard work and effort - and the ladies of the Women's League would wish to thank everyone who attend for their generosity. £560 was raised for Muscular Dystrophy NI.
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 Brunch in aid of Friends of the Cancer Centre The annual fund raising lunch in aid of the Friends of the Cancer Centre was held recently and, as usual, was really well supported and a big success. Many thanks to the local team for organising and to the many local, and not so local, folk who made the journey to come to the hall to support this important and worthy charity. £1200 was raised.
 Jean McIlroy hands over a total of 68 boxes and £110 in donations to John Brown (Blytheswood Shoe Box Appeal 2015) Shoeboxes were handed over to John Brown, a representative from Blytheswood, in respect of the 2015 Shoe Box Appeal. We handed over a total of 68 boxes and £110 in donations, including 16 Shoeboxes from Dromore Beavers and 10 from Rademon NSP Church. Jean McIlroy said, "This was an excellent effort and I would like to thank all who contributed."  Rhonda Beck hands over 16 Shoeboxes from Dromore Beavers  WE ARE MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT Donna McDonald recently held to a Coffee Morning at her Ballymacormick Road home, in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. She was delighted to announce that a total of £660 was raised. Donna is no stranger to fund raising and thinking of others. Donna is a church committee member, sings with the choir, and is a Bible Class leader.  Members of the Bible Class at Dromore Non-Subscribing Church held a Coffee Morning in aid of 'Charlene's Project' to build a primary school in Uganda. Included are Bible Class teachers Donna McDonald and Ivor Park.  Each year we appeal for help in sending filled shoe boxes to people in different parts of th world that have barely enough to live on, via the Blythswood Shoe Box Appeal. Last year along with Rademon and Dromore Beavers we were able to send some 61 boxes and a donation of £140 to hlpe voer the cost of transport. Blythswood appreciate your generosity in helping his worthwhile cause.
Leaflets will be left in the Session Room near the end of September and the boxes should be returned by: Sunday 18th Octber. |
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