Announcing ...
We are very keen to tell you about a really exciting event we've been able to arrange in North Wales for this Autumn:
Stuart Townend
and
Lou Fellingham
in Concert!
William Aston Hall, NEWI, Wrexham (map)
7.30pm Friday 20th October
Tickets from £6.50
Stuart Townend is one of the UK's most widely known and respected song writers and worship leaders. Christians across a broad spectrum enjoy his songs and hymns such as: How Deep The Father's Love, The Power of the Cross and Beautiful Saviour.
Many have been introduced to Stuart's work through the BBC's Songs of Praise, with In Christ Alone appearing in the programme's recent poll of the "top twenty hymns of all time". Others will have come across Stuart at events like Spring Harvest, Stoneleigh and The Mandate.
Stuart has released a number of studio and live recordings, the latest being the landmark album Monument to Mercy [review].
Lou Fellingham is lead singer of the band Phatfish and has recently released her exciting solo album, Treasure [review]. She is well known as a worship leader and song writer in her own right, and many would agree that she has “one of the finest voices in Christendom”.
Stuart and Lou have worked together for a number of years, and will joined on stage by other members of Phatfish.
This concert will appeal to young and old alike, and is just the sort of event to which you could invite non-Christian friends without fear of embarrassment. You can expect a vibrant programme packed with dynamic music. Sound levels will suit everyone but the most timid (because we firmly believe that the words need to be clearly heard)!
Tickets
Full price, on the door (subject to availability):
Box Office
Wesley Owen, 53 Watergate Street, Chester, CH1 2LB (link)
Ticket Hotline 01244-317-664 (£1.50 booking fee)
Credit cards accepted
If you are unable to get to Wrexham -- despite its being at the centre of the universe -- check out the Chessington event on September 30th here.
Tags: Bible, Christian, Music, Wales, Phatfish, Townend, Worship, Hymns
and
Lou Fellingham
in Concert!
William Aston Hall, NEWI, Wrexham (map)
7.30pm Friday 20th October
Tickets from £6.50
Stuart Townend is one of the UK's most widely known and respected song writers and worship leaders. Christians across a broad spectrum enjoy his songs and hymns such as: How Deep The Father's Love, The Power of the Cross and Beautiful Saviour.Many have been introduced to Stuart's work through the BBC's Songs of Praise, with In Christ Alone appearing in the programme's recent poll of the "top twenty hymns of all time". Others will have come across Stuart at events like Spring Harvest, Stoneleigh and The Mandate.
Stuart has released a number of studio and live recordings, the latest being the landmark album Monument to Mercy [review].Lou Fellingham is lead singer of the band Phatfish and has recently released her exciting solo album, Treasure [review]. She is well known as a worship leader and song writer in her own right, and many would agree that she has “one of the finest voices in Christendom”.
Stuart and Lou have worked together for a number of years, and will joined on stage by other members of Phatfish.
This concert will appeal to young and old alike, and is just the sort of event to which you could invite non-Christian friends without fear of embarrassment. You can expect a vibrant programme packed with dynamic music. Sound levels will suit everyone but the most timid (because we firmly believe that the words need to be clearly heard)!
Tickets
Full price, on the door (subject to availability):
- £10 per ticket
- less £2 per ticket
- less £1 per ticket (orders received before September 1st)
- or less 50p per ticket (orders received before October 1st)
- less 50p per ticket
Box Office
Wesley Owen, 53 Watergate Street, Chester, CH1 2LB (link)
Ticket Hotline 01244-317-664 (£1.50 booking fee)
Credit cards accepted
If you are unable to get to Wrexham -- despite its being at the centre of the universe -- check out the Chessington event on September 30th here.
Tags: Bible, Christian, Music, Wales, Phatfish, Townend, Worship, Hymns
Last update: August 16th
posted by PGDH at 7/01/2006 11:06:00 am
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