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St Andrew's United
Reformed Church


Frognal Lane
Hampstead
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St Andrew's supports Bangladesh project   << back
Date: Wednesday 5th March
Time: 5.30pm
Where: Project Room, Bromley by Bow Centre, St Leonards Street, London, E3 3BT
Revd Helen Matthews writes:
"I attach an invitation to an evening when we will be sharing stories from a recent trip to Bangladesh by a group from Bromley by Bow. Some URC funding went into this event, so people may be interested to come.

Please publicise it in any way you feel fit. It will be held at the Bromley by Bow Centre."


See the Bangladesh diaries (.pdf file)
22 Feb 2008
 



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