Christian Aid Week 2021 – online giving
Here is the link to our online giving platform for Christian Aid Week 2021:
https://giving.tapsimple.org/online/christian-aid/christian-aid-week-2021-bf4b3
Here is the link to our online giving platform for Christian Aid Week 2021:
https://giving.tapsimple.org/online/christian-aid/christian-aid-week-2021-bf4b3
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All on zoom, same details as Sundays:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81149422606?pwd=cUhpODlLM3RiVDFicVIwaWlGUVhFZz09Meeting ID: 811 4942 2606Passcode: 384653 Dates and times for diaries:Tuesday 23 February at 11 amTuesday 2 March at 11 amFriday 12 March at 9.30 amFriday 19 March at 11 amTuesday 23 March at 11 am Material for each session.NB – please listen to the audio recording in advance…
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