A former Blackburn day school and Sunday School built in 1834 to nurture young people will be able to continue its legacy, thanks to the BBC Children in Need annual appeal. At the parish rooms of St Silas Church (with Pudsey Bear among the congregation), Rev Sheelagh Aston quoted Luke 3:11, ‘Whoever has two coats is to share with him who has none’. She threw out the challenge, ‘What if we did give what we had to others?’ Her comments were just one of many as people once again seek to raise money for Children in Need. By clicking the ‘More’ button you can read more about how Children in Need, DIY SOS, and hundreds of volunteers gave their time to come and serve the community and the church.
Children in Need project
Written by David Fletcher 14 Nov 2019Additional Info
- Pray: for millions of BBC viewers and listeners to make the most of all the opportunities they have to share God’s love with others through sacrificial giving. (2 Corinthians 9:7)
- More: www.blackburn.anglican.org/news/324/reflection-on-diy-sos-children-in-need-b
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