About The Salvation Army Tunstall Corps
A Christian church serving the community in and around Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent
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Well, we had a very successful morning at our mini market this morning. There were bargains for everyone and if you weren't there, you certainly missed some treats including bacon baps and cheesey oatcakes.
We will remember them.
On Friday evening, the fellowship group are going to see the Northern comedy play 'Hobson's Choice' at Westwood First School in Leek.
This Sunday, 3rd. November, our fellowship lunch is booked for 1.15pm at Rudyard Lake Hotel, near Leek.
Please come along to our Mini-market this Saturday ,2nd November from 10am where there will be a selection of stalls selling cakes, Christmas wares, toiletries, bric a brac, tinned good and bottled goods. While you browse, the kitchen staff will be offering bacon baps, cheese and oatcakes, toasted tea cakes served with tea or coffee. We would like to see all of you there.
Flowers donated for morning worship yesterday by Songster Leader, Stuart Gadsden, in memory of his Mum, Brigadier Gadsden.
The ladies voices of the songsters commenced worship at Tunstall Corps this morning with the song ‘I would be like Jesus’ - beautifully sung ladies! 🎼🎶🎵
A Choral Symphony. 40 years of the International Staff Songsters.
The Salvation Army are holding a Service of Remembrance in Tunstall Memorial Gardens to remember the lives of those lost on battle. This takes place on Sunday 10th November at 10.45am and will be led by Major John Waters. You are all warmly invited to join us.
Welcome to our Corps Anniversary!
Looking for something to do with your family this autumn holiday? Welcome to the Holiday Club at The Tunstall Salvation Army in partnership with The Hubb Foundation. Come and have fun, play games, do crafts and sports. All for free which will also includes a yummy meal. Please note: BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL! Please book your places by sending a message on this facebook page or give us a ring: 01782 817578 or email us: tunstall@salvationarmy.org.uk and we will send you a Participation Consent Form We are looking forward to seeing you!
Beautiful words and melody and some thought provoking images... The Salvation Army doing what they do best!
Sunday Morning worship this morning commenced with the band playing ‘Fill The World With Music’. Great to have had bandsman George Williams helping the cornets out, now soldiering and playing in the band at Ayr Citadel and visiting Tunstall Corps today.
Have you ever wondered what happens to Army brass instruments that have become unplayable, Well, I stumbled across this display, entiltled ""Breathless", in one of the galleries at the Victoria & Albert museum yesterday. It is a display of brass instruments that have been crushed by the weight of Tower Bridge and suspended from the ceiling.
Photo from Margaret Alsop, Australia
Photo from Margaret Alsop, Australia