The interior of St Matthew's. Why not come and fill an empty seat?
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As part of the celebrations to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the rededication of the church, we invited two local schools to do some art for us. We asked the children of William Davis School to design a new interior for us. We were surprised at what they came up with: a football pitch, a swiming pool, an ice rink and a cafe to name but four.
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The children of St Matthias School did a range of artworks, including some striking banners. |
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| We were also visited by members of the Elders' Project from the St Hilda's East Community Centre. |
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Tea on the Green on July 18 was a great success - if you forgot the weather. The organising committee lined up a terrific set of bands who played a range of accoustic sets.
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| Sterling work was done in a number of tents and stalls. Alfred Kamara-Layeand Mark Smith did their bit in the beer tent. |
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| We were pleased to welcome back The Revd Rachma Bush, who joined the altar party at mass before Tea on the Green.She is pictured here with Vera Pani and Jocelyn Sekibo. |
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| Seen in Bethnal Green... |
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...outside the Rich Mix cinema, Bethnal Green Road. |