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FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS

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2012 is an exciting year!  People from all over the world will descend on London to celebrate the 30th Olympiad and the 14th Paralympics.

The Leprosy Mission is proud to be holding, in association with Southwark Cathedral, our own prestigious event.  From 23-26 August 2012 the Cathedral will be the magnificent backdrop for a Festival of Flowers with the theme of 'Transformation'.

  to visit this architectural gem in the heart of London and to see some of the very best church flower arrangers in the country. Or call 01733 370505 to order.
World-renowned designer Mig Kimpton, is our artistic director and under his guidance we will develop four key themes:

  • transformation through the good news of Jesus Christ
  • transformation through the work of The Leprosy Mission
  • transformation through sport (particularly for people with disabilities)
  • transformation in the community

We are looking for volunteers to help us in various ways, before, during and after the Festival. If you're interested in getting involved, please contact Lisa Lewis on 01483 225958.

If you have any questions please email livingartgallery.org.uk on 01733 404 887

Mig Kimpton, Artistic Director for The Leprosy Mission Festival of Flowers

 Southwark Cathedral crest Publicise The Leprosy Mission Festival of Flowers with this poster, or request copies from our office Hand out some of our Festival of Flowers leaflets to your friends and family Use our Festival of Flowers bookmark as a handy reminder about the Festival of Flowers

You can download these resources here.
Call our office on +44 (0)1733 370505
for supplies, or send us an email

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