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Chorley churches host children's fun week
1:19pm Friday 29th August 2008
By Chris Gee »
More than 100 children enjoyed a week of fun as several churches organised events in the spirit of togetherness.
Churches Together in Chorley organised the a holiday club at St Georges for two hours each day.
The theme of the week was cosmic capers with the children playing games and taking part in other activities.
Chorley’s rector, reverend John Cree, said: “We were delighted with the attendance enthusiasm of the children.
“This is one many activities which local churches have arranged throughout the year as part of the Hope 08 campaign.”
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Chorley churches host children's fun week
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