Events 2007
Radio Leicester's 'Sing Christmas' 2007
The Crown Public House in Shepshed was the venue for Radio Leicester's 'Sing Christmas' broadcast live from The Craddock Arms in Leicester. The Everards pubs in and around Leicestershire invited the Churches Together in Shepshed to come to the Crown pub and take part. Carols were sung and the Christmas story was read by clergy from different churches and well known people such as Willie Thorn, Rosemary Conelly, and the founder of Rainbows. The Rainbows choir sang, and a youth group told the Chrsitmas story in rap fashion. This was really well done and it was a most enjoyable night and we were made very welcome at the Crown.
Holiday Club 2007
Harvest Decorations & Supper 2007
For photos of the Harvest decorations click here
Church Holiday to Weymouth July 2007
A great time was had by all on our holiday in spite of the mixed weather. For more click here
Hathern Band Concert for Christian Aid Week - 16th June 2007
Saturday evening saw the church full as Hathern Band held a concert at Charnwood Road for Christian Aid Week. For more click here
Quiz Night - 27th April 2007
A good number of us gathered together at church for a Quiz night and Bring'n'Share Supper. For more click here
Church Walk on Saturday - 19th April 2007
We had a great time together as we walked from Ticknall to Calke Abbey and back again. For more click here
Easter Sunday 2007
We had a really good Easter Day starting with several attending the Sonrise Service on the Beacon at 6.30am. The day then progressed to a full English Breakfast at 9am at church, cooked by one of our fellowship, Kenny.
After being fed well physically we were then fed spiritually in our morning and evening services as we celebrated the rising of our Lord Jesus Christ from the dead.
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Ruth & Bob Ellett in Nagaland 2007
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2 February 2007 - Bibles presented to Newcroft Primary School
After finding out that the Bibles being used by Newcroft Primary School were getting to be old and tired, church members at Charnwood Road Baptist Church decided to donate a class set of Bibles to the school. For more click here
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