Sunday 14th October and the (”half hour”) Boys Brigade parade takes an hour and a half of the service, leaving me to start preaching an hour after the service was slated to end. People were very patient though and they were very receptive and well over 600 stayed for a very delayed communion.
Then, the local Boys and Girls Brigades did a very long and complex session of Marching, salutes and exercises. Impressively disciplined performances on a very hot day. Then I joined in inspecting the troops and just managed to suppress the urge to mimic the Sergeant Major in “It ain’t ‘alf hot, Mum”.
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Ozugbo Ugochukwu // 17 March, 2008 at 11:20 am
i’m from 23rd remo company in sagamu ogun state. i will thereby greet you all in the name of jesus. To tell you that you should continue doing it for god and you are doing well.
I want to ask you a question? which company are you. thanks from ugochukwu.
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Semper // 17 March, 2008 at 10:00 pm
You will need to contact the Chapel of Grace BB for the answer to that one, I’m afraid.
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