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CORNERSTONE FAMILY CHURCH - All invited for family worship on Sundays at 10.30am.

The Next Prayerwyre prayer and praise will be held at the church on Sunday at 7pm.

There will be a cream tea and light music with South African pianist, Andre Kempen, on May 24 at 3pm.

More information at www.cornerstonefamily church.co.uk or on 07944 064739.

BURLISH PARK TG - At the April meeting Mr Mills explained the history of Kays of Worcester from 1794 to 2007, illustrated by slides.

Three members attended the Federation AGM at Stourbridge and the guild also took part in an exhibition to show items made by the arts and crafts club.

Visits are planned to the Rose Theatre in May to see Ladies Day and to Orleton House in June.

The next meeting is on Thursday, May 15 at 7.15pm at Lickhill Community Centre when there will be a talk about Parsons Chain.

11:57am Friday 9th May 2008

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