URC National Multicultural Celebration at Carrs Lane
'Feast: Celebrating our Life Together' - Saturday 24th September 2011, 10am - 4pm,
at Carrs Lane Church Centre. Drama, music, worship, displays, food and more!
The programme will include a number of exciting and hands-on workshops (feasts). Come taste . . .
Workshops (dance, storytelling, drumming, singing etc.)
Textile exhibition
Multicultural Story Award
Multicultural Art Competition
An all-age event, also with activities for children aged 5-12,
and crèche facilities (soft play area) for children aged 0-4.
Speakers: Mrs Val Morrison and Revd Nigel Uden
Come and catch the vision of the multicultural church and be inspired !
Celebrate our diverse spirituality and ethos, share across cultures, develop friendships ...
An A4 colour poster advertising the event, with the information on this page, can be seen and printed off by clicking here (pdf).
Further information is available from the Racial Justice and Multicultural Ministry Office, Tel: 020 7916 8655;
Email: michael.jagessar@urc.org.uk or tracey.hardingham@urc.org.uk.
Celebrating Faith & Faithfulness in all its diversity - Your Contribution
The United Reformed Church has professed to being a Multicultural Church. A key implication of this declaration is that we desire to be a church committed to empowering all towards just, inclusive, renewing and transforming mission and ministry.
The United Reformed Church Multicultural Celebrations are about gathering together to be inspired by each other’s stories and cultures. We all have stories and we are all cultural beings. Here is an invitation to discover and celebrate our diverse spirituality and ethos, to share each other’s experiences (and cultures), to deepen cross-cultural understanding, to network and to develop bonds of friendship. This is an opportunity for ALL United Reformed Church congregations to come and share ideas and celebrate the rich cultural diversity that exists in the church and society.
For a photo and more details about the 2009 URC Multicultural Day at Carrs Lane, and about the URC Department for Racial Justice and Multicultural Ministry, see the URC website report.