The Friendship Club Spring Treat took them to Pulborough for an enjoyable drive through beautiful countryside, lovely surroundings, and a cream tea.

The Chatt a Box Team enjoyed their Spring Treat, thank you meal for all they do to help make the group a success. A meal at the local Beefeater was very much valued by all who attended.

HALL SORT OUT DAY. A lovely team of people gave some of their time today to help sort out the hall.... well done all x

What do you believe? Do you believe? What difference does believing make to you? Just some of the questions Captain Susan asked us to explore as she opened The Word among us today. She asked how being resurrection people have changed us, and indeed how that is reflective in our church communities. Have we forgotten that there remains a lost world out there? There was plenty to think about!!! Captain Ian led worship and included a summary of slides from our holiday club this week and one of the songs we sang. Other songs included:- I know that my redeemer lives; If on my soul; Oh to see the dawn; All I once held dear; When I was lost; Good News; The Spirit of the Lord; Thine be The Glory.

HORSHAM: EASTER WOW (weekend of wonders)

As I got up from kneeling at the Cross, in the Easter meeting, I could hardly believe my eyes! The Cross......but please let me recap for you?

Thursday's Maundy Thursday reflection was followed by a Good Friday meeting in which you could almost sense that something 'special' was going to happen. Tables were arranged as a Cross.

There was an air of 'expectation' in a nearly full hall in the Easter Sunday meeting when specially written,well rehearsed dance and drama sketches enhanced by enthusiastic, congregational singing ably supported by the band/piano/guitar and Horsham singers.

The highlight of the meeting was the dedication of Scott and Kate Gregory's newly born son, Louis. Kate spoke powerfully of the years of childlessness and their covenant with God, to give back to Him, not only their baby but to also dedicate their lives as Salvation Army Officers.

The simple invitation, from Captain Ian, resulted in 'The Cross' being barely visible due to the number of people, more than one row in some places, kneeling or standing at it, some in tears, others holding hands, comforting partners. WOW! What next Lord! We've fastened our 'seat-belts'!

Donald Jones