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| | A climate concern group started by a King’s Lynn Christian is inviting the town’s shoppers to an Earth Day event on Easter Saturday for an afternoon of live music and activities that highlight the serious issues of disappearing species and climate change. |
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| | Writer, journalist and broadcaster Peter Stanford will be speaking about his new book, published last month, ‘Angels: A Visible and Invisible History’, at his local church in West Norfolk on April 24. |
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| | The King’s Lynn Winter Night Shelter is asking churches and Christians to support their ‘Homeless in Lent’ appeal by giving something up and donating the equivalent money to help them show kindness and hospitality to anyone with nowhere to stay. |
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| James Hawksworth has been leading the new King’s Lynn Centre of Mission, a partnership between the Church Army, the Diocese and local churches for just over a year, and in that time has established a growing ministry with young people in the town. |
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| In the run up to Christmas the CAP King’s Lynn Debt Centre offered much more than debt advice to its clients, giving out Christmas hampers, sacks of toys, pantomime invitations and providing a place of community. |
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| The Churches Together night shelter was officially opened on November 1 following weeks of refurbishment by staff and volunteers. It will be open seven nights a week throughout the winter up to March 2019. |
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| King’s Lynn Foodbank is asking individuals, churches and businesses across Norfolk to take part in its Big Supper Week by hosting a meal for friends and asking for a donation towards the charity. |
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| | On September 19 Churches Together in King’s Lynn met for their AGM highlighting the immense value of local churches and Christian organisations working together for the good of the town. |
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| | The first community fridge opened in King's Lynn on August 29 as a result of a partnership between Cornerstone King's Lynn Baptist Church, Norfolk Waste Partnership and the charity Hubbub. |
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