Church Centenary

Gerrards Cross Methodist Church Centenary Year ended in December 2008 and the final event was a Carol Concert by The St Sepulchre Singers, from the church of St Sepulchre, London. Over the Centenary Year a series of events had been organised and  profits from these events were donated to “The Iain Rennie Hospice Care At Home” charity.  On Sunday 18th January, Brian Fowler, an Iain Rennie ambassador, gave a presentation of the work of  the Iain Rennie charity to the congregation of Gerrards Cross Methodist Church and received a cheque on behalf of the charity for £2150 from  the minister Rev Nigel Coke-Woods.

 

Members of the St Sepulchre Singers at Gerrards Cross Methodist Church at the Carol Concert.

 

 

 

Brian Fowler receiving a cheque from Rev Nigel Coke-Woods.

Also in the picture is Phil Elliott, Chairman of the Centenary Committee, together with members of the Iain Rennie support team.

 

Centenary Events during 2008 

Saturday 6th December 2008 at 7.00 pm
Christmas Concert by the
St Sepulchre Singers

Sunday 5th October 2008, 10.30 am
Centenary Church Service conducted by Rev Alison Tomlin, Chair of the Northampton Methodist District
   

Friday 5th - Sunday 7th September 2008
10.00 am - 7.00 pm
Flower Festival

Associated with the Centenary Flower Festival, there will be an Evening of Music and Poetry on Saturday 7th September from
7.00 pm. Free Entry and refreshments.

Grand Reunion Weekend
Saturday 14th June 2008 Invitation Dinner at 7.30 pm
Sunday 15th June 2008 Morning Service at 10.30 am

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Saturday 17th May 2008 
Centenary Concert at 7.30 pm

The Cygnet Choir is a small male voice choir created to provide Male Voice Choir Performances in smaller venues. Their repertoire is wide, varied and entertaining. They are part of the Wycombe Orpheus Male Voice Choir, which has performed in many venues including cathedrals and The Royal Albert Hall


Saturday 26th January 2008
at 7.08 pm
Another World



In 1908 a Methodist Church was opened in Gerrards Cross – 40 years before the start of the National Health Service, when Russia was still ruled by a Tzar, London hosted the Olympic Games and English women still had no vote.  An evening of words, music, fun and parlour games helped show what our world was like in 1908.