There are 12 photo albums.

• Rememberance Sunday '11 (13 photos)

  The British Legion Bikers led the procession for Remembrance Sunday this year. One of them had a special little man on the back of his bike! Also remembering at the Cenotaph in London.

  

• Experience Harvest (6 photos)

  During 2010/2011 there will be displays up in the church at key moments in the Christian calendar. These displays are ideal for communicating the Christian story to children, and as a reflective prayer journey for adults.

  

• Ordination of Jo Drew (15 photos)

  Here are some photos of the service to welcome Jo Drew as our new curate on 11th September 2011, after her ordination as Deacon the previous day. Also of the cake and refreshments in the hall after.

  

• Experience Pentecost (6 photos)

  Photographs of the Experience Pentecost displays.

  

• Experience Easter (6 photos)

  During 2010/2011 there will be displays up in the church at key moments in the Christian calendar. These displays are ideal for communicating the Christian story to children, and as a reflective prayer journey for adults
  
  Experience Easter

  

• Advent Travellers (4 photos)

  Our own travellers wending their way on their own journey.

  

• Experience Christmas (6 photos)

  During 2010/2011 there will be displays up in the church at key moments in the Christian calendar. These displays are ideal for communicating the Christian story to children, and as a reflective prayer journey for adults.
  
  Experience Christmas

  

• Confirmation 2010 (5 photos)

  Candidates for confirmation 2010 at St Edmunds Church Dartford

  

• Good Friday Activities (16 photos)

  On Good Friday Christ Church holds a Hot Cross Bun service for families and young children. There are also a whole host of activities for the kids (and grown ups!) to get involved with, including eating the buns!
  This is just a few photos of the things that went on.

  

• Stations of the Cross (14 photos)

  The Stations of the Cross have formed part of Christian devotion at Passiontide for many centuries because they enable us to engage actively with the path of suffering walked by Jesus.
  
  There are traditionally 14 stations—9 scriptural, and 5 based on popular devotion.
  
  The Stations of the Cross in Christ Church have been painted by Alan Cooper—a local artist and member of this congregation.
  
  They are intended as a focus for prayer, as we contemplate the meaning of Christ’s suffering in our own lives.
  
  Some thoughts by the artist are available here, to help you in your prayers as you look at these images..
  

  

• Authorisation of Pam Kilby (4 photos)

  Authorisation of Pam Kilby as a Pastoral Assistant in November 2008.

  

• Teddy Bears Picnic (10 photos)

  If you go down in the woods today you’re sure of
  a big surprise!!