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The Leprosy Mission


The Leprosy Mission of England & Wales is a Christian charity and development organisation working in around 12 countries worldwide. It's aim is to eradicate the causes and consequences of leprosy. Leprosy is a human rights issue and the work of The Leprosy Mission goes beyond medical cure and treatment to include education, advocacy, rehabilitation and community regeneration.

Rainbow of Hope

Rainbow of Hope is a Cardiff based Christian charity working with the homeless, disadvantaged and asylum seekers in the city. It provides food, drink and clothing in the city centre every night of the year. It also provides food parcels for families in need and organises fellowship meals each weekday lunchtimes at its ARK drop in centre.

Monday, 1 December 2014

Thanksgiving Concert


On Thursday, 27 November, we held a Thanksgiving Concert for my Trek and the amazing support and encouragement I have had from all the Fellowship. We were treated to a wonderful evening by the world famous Treorchy Male Choir, under its Musical Director, Jeff Howard, guest harp soloist, our own Rachael Howard and guest accompanist, David Hughes on piano and organ. 

The Choir was at its best, a sound that is uniquely `Treorchy` and, as a first for the Choir in concert, supported by a husband and wife team, Jeff and Rachael, who thrilled us with brilliant duets on the piano/organ and harp.  It was great to have the Church full again and the 350 plus people who attended showed their appreciation of the music and the talented musicians with a standing ovation. 

A retiring collection was taken, which amounted to £3,544.76, which, together with previous sponsorship/donations already given takes the total to £8,000, some of which is Gift Aided, which will swell the total to be split equally between my two Charities, Rainbow of Hope and The Leprosy Mission.  Thank you all so very much.  Your support is greatly appreciated.

Mention of The Leprosy Mission reminds me to ask you to continue to save your used postage stamps and a big change this year is that TLM will take the SCOUT STAMPS as well, only will you please keep the two types of stamps separately.  It never fails to amaze me how much money TLM receives from used stamps and other collectables. Already this year it is well on its way to exceed last year`s record figure of £126,000.  So please keep on saving. 

A Happy Christmas to you all. 

The Leprosy Mission:  Stamps and Collectables
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