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PUBLISHED - 13th August 2024
You are warmly invited to our Thanksgiving Service on Tuesday 3rd September, here at Torch House. Torchās Thanksgiving Day is a special day in our annual calendar at Torch when, centred around an act of worship, we are able to showcase another year of Torchās ministry as its financial year nears closure. We are also able to share our hopes and plans for the year ahead. It has a key purpose to thank God for his faithfulness and inform and underpin through prayer all that we do.
This year we are hoping that many people will be able to come and visit us at Torch House to renew friendships and make new ones. Staff will be on hand from all departments to be able to share their latest work and ministries.
The Thanksgiving Service will take place at 2pm and will also be broadcast on Zoom, YouTube and Facebook.
Whether you have visited Torch House before or not we look forward to welcoming you online or in person.
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The Zoom details are: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85641163967?pwd=T29lWmVaQ2NKNnFHMlFmbEYya1V5dz09
Meeting ID: 856 4116 3967
Passcode: 904610
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0203 481 5240
0203 901 7895
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