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Keys-row church hosts first event
Saturday 3rd April 2010, 12:29PM BST.
Churches Together in Wellington, Hadley and Leegomery held a Good Friday walk of witness today through the streets of Wellington. Around 300 people took part in the event which culminated in a drama production in Wellington's town square. The drama was based upon Britain's Got Talent and included some events from the original Good Friday. Roman soldiers were some of the contestants.
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How lovely that the people of Lea Cross have their church building back and carried out their first event with the Stations of the Cross. What a miracle it would be if the Leaders of the Christian Church could see it in their heart to return all the items, that had been made for St Ann’s, and had been removed when the Hereford Diocese took control of the building in 2005. The items had been lovingly made by local people in honour of the Hawkes family and St Ann’s Church. These items are a lectern, two Bishops Chairs about twenty hassocks, a beautifully restored altar frontal, a carved organ surround and a number of other items. It is now clear that the building is not going to be converted into housing and these items could now be returned to the people of Lea Cross and St Ann where they rightfully belong.
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