Tercentenary Celebrations on 7th September 2014

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Tercentenary Sung Eucharist

A memorable Tercentenary Sung Eucharist was led by The Rt. Revd. Christopher Chessun, Bishop of Southwark to an enthusiastic congregation. Celebrations afterwards continued with the releasing of balloons on Kew Green and wound up several hours later with tea and cakes, by way of a hog-roast and a stirring rendition by Ars Eloquentiae of Vivaldi’s Gloria. With many thanks to all who made it such a wonderful occasion. 

The Bishop of Southwark prepares to realise balloons to mark the start of the festivities
The Bishop of Southwark prepares to release balloons to mark the start of the festivities
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Balloons !
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The Choir witness the balloons ascending
A former chorister shares her memories of St Anne's in the late 1930's with the Bishop of Southwark
A former chorister shares her memories of St Anne’s in the late 1930’s with the Bishop of Southwark
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An orderly queue formed for luncheon on the Green
Fr Nigel Worn and The Bishop of Southwark share ideas with a parishioner
Fr Nigel Worn and The Bishop of Southwark share ideas with a parishioner. The Sun was a late but welcome guest to the event
Ars Eloquentiae performing Vivaldi's Gloria
Ars Eloquentiae performing Vivaldi’s Gloria
Cakes and tea in the Hall were a popular attraction to round off the afternoon
Cakes and tea in the Hall were a popular attraction to round off the afternoon.
The late afternoon sun and cricket forming a backdrop to discussions over tea n the churchyard.
The late afternoon sun and cricket forming a backdrop to discussions over tea in the churchyard.

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