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FROM DAVID THOMSON, THE BISHOP OF HUNTINGDON

 

Lent 2012 Resources

Resources for Bishop David’s Lent mini-pilgrimages “Listening in Lent”

Listening in Lent booklet 2012 revised

Listening in Lent flier

Listening in Lent – A Diocesan Collect

Listen for Christ HYMN 1

Listen for Christ HYMN 2

Imagining the Future Posters with Diocesan Collect and Way of Cross background

Poster for Imagining the Future A3

Poster for Imagining the Future A4

Poster for Imagining the Future A5

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  1. Poster for Lent: Imagining the Future together + Diocesan Collect « Bishop's Blog says:
    February 14, 2012 at 9:53 am

    [...] Rachel Nicholls has produced this attractive poster in three sizes for anyone to use. Download using the links below or from the Lent Resources page at http://bpdt.wordpress.com/lent-2012/. [...]

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