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Date in 2007
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Venue
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Details
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Monday, 24 September 2007
6.30 - 8.30pm
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Lutterall Room, County Hall, The Crescent, Taunton.
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Launch of Somerset Faith Forum
Find out more about the different faith groups in Somerset. Exhibitions and displays on the different faiths, presentations from each faith group.
Food, teas, coffees and soft drinks provided.
All welcome.
For more details, please contact: Rev. Bruce Thompson, Taunton Inter Faith Group. on 01823 275765 or email:
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Or faithnetsouthwest on 0117 304 2298,
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; or post to
162 Pennywell Rd, BRISTOL, BS5 0TX
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| 21-30 Oct |
Bath |
For more information about the OWW events in Bath described below, unless otherwise indicated, contact John James, Christian Aid Volunteer for OWW in Bath on Tel: 01225 422252 or email
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Sun. 21 Oct
6pm |
New Oriel Hall, Larkhall. Bath. |
Unitarians Service based on OWW theme, “All Together Now”
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Wed. 24 Oct.
7.30pm |
BRLSI, 16-18 Queen Square, Bath, BA1 2HN |
A Talk : “Civilians killed in war; What do we know? ; What should we know?” Prof. John Soboda
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Thur. 25 Oct
7.15pm
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Bath University Chaplaincy |
Meriol Trevor Memorial lecture: “Modern Slavery & Children's Rights” Fr. Shay Cullen
NB Free admission
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Sat. 27 Oct. 7.30pm - 9.30pm
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Banqueting Hall of the Guildhall, Bath
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Bath International Evening is a celebration of the diverse ethnic and cultural communities among Bath's population. This year, as every Autumn, we will come together for an evening of food tasting, music and fun.
Tickets:
£6 for adults
£4 for concessions and under 12s
£15 for a family ticket
For further information, please check our website: www.bathinternationalevening.org
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Sun. 28 Oct
6.30pm |
Batheaston Churches in Partnership [BCIP] |
Service on OWW’s theme “All Together Now”
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Mon. 29 Oct.
7.00 pm
7.30 pm
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BRLSI, 16-18 Queen Square, Bath, BA1 2HN
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UNA AGM; followed
at 7.30pm by a talk, “Himalayan Visions of Happiness : travels in Bhutan, Sikkim & Tibet” by Dr Nitasha Kaul
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Tues 30 Oct
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Batheaston Churches in Partnership [BCIP]
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OWW Celebration
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Sun. 21 Oct., 2007,
11am |
Church of Scotland Dennistoun New Parish Church, 9 Armadale Street Dennistoun. Glasgow. G31 2UU
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“All Together Now “ - morning worship, the Fairtrade Team of six people will conduct all age worship.
Fairtrade tea/coffee/cake served after worship. All welcome.
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Brenda Rennox 0141 564 6425
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Sat. 27.Oct.
10am-1pm
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United Church Hall
South Street
Dorchester |
ONE WORLD WEEK FAIR 2007 Theme: Climate Change
Fair Trade Coffee - Brilliant Stalls - Useful Information
More details from
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| Sat. 20 Oct. 12- 4pm |
Duddingston Kirk Hall, Duddingston Road West. Edinburgh
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International Arts and Crafts Fair
Entrance is free.
Further information from Anne Aitkenhead (0131 657 3961) or
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Tue. 23 Oct.
Wed 24 Oct.
Thu.25 Oct
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Portsmouth Libraries
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To help celebrate OWW in Portsmouth Libraries will have African storytelling sessions at the following times and venues:
- Tuesday 23rd October 11am - 12 noon Elm Grove
- Tuesday 23rd October 2pm - 3pm Beddow
- Wednesday 24th Oct 11am - 12noon Central
- Wednesday 24th Oct 2pm - 3pm North End
- Thursday 25th Oct 11am - 12 noon Cosham
- Thursday 25th Oct 2pm-3pm Lacey
For more information
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Tues. 23 Oct 2007
7.45 pm for 7.55 pm start |
21, South Street, Reading.
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An opportunity in OWW to join the Reading Circle Dance Group which dances to music from all over the world. No experience is needed for these dances - many of them symbolise peace, co-operation and harmony.
Further information from Hester Casey, tel 0118 9472732, or
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| Sun. 21 Oct. 3.00 pm |
Stephen Hill Methodist Church, Crosspool. Sheffield |
Ecumenical Service with speaker Martin Drewry, Director of Health Unlimited.
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Sun. 28 Oct.
from 4.00pm
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Thatcham Parish Hall
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Thatcham One World organising team are holding an event to commemorate the end of One World Week by celebrating the broad cultural, national and religious groups who now make Thatcham their home.
For more information
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| 9-24 Oct 2007 |
Thornbury, South Glos. |
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about the OWW events in Thornbury listed below.
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Tue. 9 Oct.
7.30pm |
United Reformed Church, Chapel Street, Thornbury, South Glos. |
"All Together Now" Speaker Bishop Mike Hill, Anglican Bishop of Bristol
Information and Fairtrade stalls - Refreshments
Open to all — free admission
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Sun 21 Oct.
9.15
10.45
11am
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Thornbury Churches
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One World Week will be the theme at the following Church services at:
St. Paul's 9.15,
St Mary's 10.45
The United Reformed Church 11am.
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Wed 24 Oct
7.30pm |
St. Mary's Church Park Road Thornbury South Glos. |
"Inhuman Traffic" drama looks at the history and modern perspectives of slavery.
Performed by Spaniel In The Works Theatre Company
Admission Free
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Sun. 21 Oct.
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Civic Hall, St. Stephens Place, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 8AH
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West Wiltshire Interfaith Group covered issues of respect and living in harmony and also talked about justice and economic prosperity in our Global world
For more information
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Sun 21 and 28 Oct
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Wimborne
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Churches Together in Wimborne had two united Services and various activities during the week. (More details to come)
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Sat 14 July
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Witham
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Witham held an event linked to One World Week. An ecumenical event entitled "A Taste of Africa" was organised by a family of Nigerian descent now living in our community. They involved other African friends and over 200 people attended. There was worship, music and drama and a costume parade. We learnt about different parts of Africa and some of the African projects that people from our community are involved in. A buffet of African dishes was served by Africans in traditional costume.
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Thurs, 25 October,
11:30am - 2:00pm
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Worcester
The Angel Centre, Angel Place, Worcester City, WR1 3QN
link to map/ directions is:mapsgoolge.co.uk
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All Together Now Worcestershire!
Registration: from 10.30 to 2pm finish (INCLUDING LUNCH)
The WAIFS (Worcestershire Active Inclusive Forum and a few strays….)
present: All Together Now Worcestershire!
Aims were to understand why we as a (diverse) group of people came to Worcester, to celebrate out One 'Worldness' and to creatively start the dialogue on understanding each other better so that we build a way of honest communication and an environment where we can discuss sensitive and difficult issues more openly.
The day formally launched WAIFs and we hope to meet regularly, with a focus on making Worcester a safe place to live for all. The event was free [however donations are welcome to enable future events]
and supported by: Worcestershire County Hall and One World Week.
PLEASE NOTE: A CRECHE WAS AVAILABLE ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS
To register please
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