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Revd Gill Jackson, Director of Social Responsibility for the Diocese of Leicester has won Leicestershire's Woman of the Year award. The ‘Women of Achievement’ Award celebrates the achievements of women from all walks of life.At a glittering awards ceremony at Walker’s Stadium, Revd Gill Jackson was named Leicester Woman of the Year 2007, after impressing judges with her work with asylum seekers in Leicester.
We're glad to be able to have supported the work among Asylum Seekers this year and pass our congratulations onto Gill.
May God bless you with discomfort…
at easy answers, half –truths, and superficial relationships,
so that you may live deep within your heart
May God bless you with anger…
at injustice, oppression, and exploitation of people
so that you may work for justice, freedom, and peace.
May God bless you with tears…
to shed for those who suffer from pain, rejection, starvation, and war,
so that you may reach out your hand to comfort them and turn their pain into joy.
And may God bless you with enough foolishness…
To believe that you can make a difference in their world,
so that you can do what others claim cannot be done. Amen.
Source: The Guardian (22/2)
http://www.guardian.co.uk
Change the way you look, feel and move! Pilates at the Barnabas Centre.
Pilates is an excellent form of low impact exercise suitable for all ages and levels of fitness. It is gaining in popularity all the time and is increasingly recommended by the medical and sporting worlds to increase flexibility, alleviate back pain and generally improve your health and wellbeing.
Totally new to Pilates?
I am running a short beginners introduction to Pilates at the Barnabas Centre on Monday evenings 6.00 – 6.45pm. This five week course will introduce you to the basic principles of the Pilates method and enable you to go on to join one of my regular classes.
For more information on the courses and classes please call Stephanie Smith on 0116 241 3782 or 07921 385689 or email bcpleics@yahoo.co.uk.
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