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OBERAMMERGAU PASSION PLAY 2022

22 to 29 July Five nights’ holiday in Austria, two nights in Bavaria for the play BA flights from Heathrow to Munich Full colour brochure and itinerary Johnturner40@hotmail.co.uk Major Nina Turner 07854 982481

Southbourne, Bournemouth SOUTHERN BREEZE LODGE (adults only) Salvationist-owned guest house close to shops and beaches For more information please call 01202 427459 Email enquiries@southernbreezelodge.co.uk or visit southernbreezelodge.co.uk

EASTBOURNE CITADEL

Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 May

The visit of the INTERNATIONAL STAFF SONGSTERS

Saturday festival 7pm Ticket price £12.50, available by telephone on 01323 430619 or email your request to eastbourne@salvationarmy.org.uk Sunday 10.30am meeting and 3pm festival

More details to follow

LISTINGS

WANTED Former Salvation Army-type folding harmonium/ pedal organ in full working order. Can collect in South East and can pay up to £100. Tel Jane: 07764 515583.

TO LET

MAJORCA Beautiful, well-equipped apartment. Two double bedrooms (sleeps two to six). Walk-in shower, second toilet. Large balcony, lovely view, quiet area. Competitive prices. Email carol@ckendall.co.uk or tel 01274 678889/ 07308506064.

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London to Brighton Cycle Ride, Sunday 11 September

Will you take part?

Invite your communities to raise funds by taking part in an unforgettable 54-mile journey through some spectacular landscapes – an ideal challenge for any keen cyclist!

Become a Sally Army champion and join our fabulous team helping to support those most vulnerable in our communities. Funds raised through your incredible efforts can go towards any Salvation Army project or corps close to your heart.

The Community and Events Fundraising team can provide you with posters and social media posts to help you find participants. We’ll handle all the admin and your corps will receive the income raised.

For information visit salvationarmy.org.uk/cycle/london-brighton-cycle-ride-2022 Email challenge@salvationarmy.org.uk or call the Community and Events Fundraising Unit on 020 7367 4819

ARMY PEOPLE

APPOINTED

Effective 1 May Major Kathryn Taylor, Divisional

Leader – Divisional Mission Enabler,

North West DHQ Major Inga Longmore, Divisional

Officer for Leader Development,

North West DHQ

LOCAL OFFICERS APPOINTED Quartermaster Terry Turner,

Willenhall

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

Diamond Barbara and Charles Dickens,

Nottingham William Booth Memorial

Halls (4 May) Alan and Clare Price, Penge (26 May) Golden BM John and Yvonne Marquis, Falkirk (20 May) Majors Douglas and Glenys Askew (27 May) Bandsman Bob and Jackie Bowman,

Winton (27 May)

DEDICATED TO GOD

Freya Devon McClelland, daughter of

James and Kelly McClelland, at Bromley

Temple by Major Alison Hudson Seth Henry Hutchinson, son of Kevin and Sarah Hutchinson, at Market Rasen by Territorial Envoy Terence Carpenter

RETIRED OFFICERS’ BIRTHDAYS

Major Leslie Pearce (85 on 21 May) Major Noel Baker (90 on 21 May) Major Michael Appleton (85 on 26 May)

PROMOTED TO GLORY

Yvonne Borthwick, Kendal, on 7 April SL David Smith, Sherburn Hill, on 25 April Maureen Rushforth, Regent Hall, on 1 May

BEREAVED

Lieut-Colonel Eveline Bateman of her brother the Rev John W Fenner Major Elaine Turner, Thurso, of her father Albert McPherson Captain Hilary Borthwick, Kendal and

Millom, of her mother Yvonne Borthwick Gladys Smith, Sherburn Hill, of her husband SL David Smith, Karen

Roberts, Sherburn Hill, Andrew Smith and Stephen Smith of their father Commissioner Gillian Cotterill, THQ,

Michele Warrington and Ian Rushforth of their mother Maureen Rushforth,

Keith Hutchinson of his sister

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

RETIREMENTS FROM ACTIVE SERVICE Effective 1 May Major Lynda Boorman (née Utting) out of Leicester Temple in 1981 and last appointment Chaplain, Cambria

House, and Personnel Service, THQ Major Granville Myers out of Paisley

Citadel in 1982 and last appointment

Southampton Sholing

ENGAGEMENTS

GENERAL BRIAN PEDDLE AND COMMISSIONER ROSALIE PEDDLE

ICO, Sun 15 May

THE CHIEF OF THE STAFF (COMMISSIONER LYNDON BUCKINGHAM) AND COMMISSIONER BRONWYN BUCKINGHAM

ICO (farewell meeting), Fri 20 May General’s Consultative Council, Mon 23 – Wed 25

THE TERRITORIAL COMMANDER (COMMISSIONER ANTHONY COTTERILL) AND COMMISSIONER GILLIAN COTTERILL

Birmingham (SATCoL Conference), Mon 16 May – Tue 17 General’s Consultative Council, Mon 23 – Wed 25* Proclaimers of Salvation reunion, Tue 24 – Wed 25**

THE CHIEF SECRETARY (COLONEL PAUL MAIN) AND COLONEL JENINE MAIN

Upper Norwood (135th corps anniversary), Sat 14 May – Sun 15*** Yorkshire South with Humber (divisional officers retreat), Mon 16 – Wed 18 Major Alison Smith out of Belfast

Temple in 1983 and last appointment

Mission Service, THQ

ANTHONY COTTERILL

Commissioner Territorial Commander

WHAT’S ON

THE ALL TERRAIN PODCAST

The latest All Terrain Podcast episode features Dr Andrew Grinnell, who has been developing responses to poverty for more than 20 years. Listen on Podbean, Apple Podcasts,

Spotify or online at salvationarmy.

org.uk/youth-and-children

TRIBUTES

MAJOR PEARL THOMAS

PEARL was born, lived and started work in Ebbw Vale, south Wales. From an early age she attended Tredegar Corps, moving in her teenage years to Cwm Corps, where she became corps cadet guardian.

Pearl responded to God’s call for her to serve him as an officer. She married Gethin and trained in the God’s Soldiers session from 1979 to 1981. Along with Gethin, she served as an officer for 39 years at Seaham Harbour, Dunstable, Southport, Coventry City, Pentre and twice at William Booth College.

Pearl’s service touched many lives and made such a difference. She is remembered fondly for the kind, loving and welcoming care she offered to all. A ‘Pearl smile’ or a ‘Pearl hug’ has been so appreciated by many. This was all part of her faithfully obeying God’s call to love and serve him supremely all her days.

A friend paid tribute at her funeral service using the words of Revelation 2:19: ‘I know all the things you do. I have seen your love, your faith, your service and your patient endurance’ (New Living Translation). The friend said these words were the life of Pearl in a nutshell!

Pearl retired recently and settled in Abergavenny. She died unexpectedly, yet peacefully and full of faith in the God she loved and served. She will be missed by many, especially by her husband, her daughters, Bethan and Cerys, their

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