Please see announcement below for this incredible exotic plum cake.

Former adventure athlete Mark Pollock, who is now blind and paralysed, holds a global 5k and 10k called Run in the Dark every year to fund his mission to cure paralysis in our lifetime. He is looking for participants to run and volunteers to help make it happen. Please share the text below with your networks and the attached marketing material.

Run in the Dark – 13 November 2024

As darkness sweeps around the globe at 8pm on 13 November, 25,000 people worldwide will hit the streets to Run in the Dark. Together, they will run for those who dream to walk by fundraising for Collaborative Cures and supporting the Mark Pollock Trust.

Participants – Go to runinthedark.org to register for your 5k or 10k.

Volunteers needed– Go to runinthedark.org/volunteer for pack pick up between 4pm and 8pm on Monday 11 or Tuesday 12 November and various roles between 6pm and 10pm on event night on 13 November:

Pack Pick-Up – 20 Volunteers to Hand out run packs to participants from 4pm to 8pm on Monday 11 November and another 20 on Tuesday 12 November at the tourist office.

Bag Drop – 40 Volunteers to Sort & store runners’ bags from 6pm to 10pm on Wednesday 13 November close to the start finish area at Rives de Clausen.

Meet & Greet – 40 Volunteers to Greet runners and show them to the start line and move to give medals and water on the finish line from 6pm to 10pm on Wednesday 13 November.

Marshalls – 60 Volunteers to Stand along the run route, encouraging runners from 6pm to 10pm on Wednesday 13 November.

Please see below “THANK YOU LETTER” and IOP NEWSLETTER September 2024.

Annual Poppy Appeal: Poppies are available at all Masses for a donation to support the work of the British Legion with veterans, their rehabilitation and their families.

The Anglican Church of Luxembourg welcomes all, children included, to its annual Remembrance Day Service.

The service on Sunday 10 November will start at 10:45 and take place in the Konvikt Chapel at 5, avenue Marie-Thérèse in Luxembourg City; those wishing to attend are asked to arrive and be seated by 10:45 at the latest.

Representatives of embassies and diplomatic missions, H.M. Armed Forces, and other associations and organisations will be present to lay wreaths.

At 11:00 there will be the Act of Remembrance with a 2 minute Silence, when the congregation will remember all those who lost their lives in wars and conflicts.

For more details, please visit www.anglican.lu 

If you have registered your child or children for the first Holy Communion programme you should have received an email with all the information below from Robert:

“Welcome to our First Holy Communion Program (FHC), our first class is this Sunday starting at 10:00 am followed by Mass starting at 11:00 am. Please drop off your child in the classroom on the first floor of building 110 Av. Gaston Diderich, 1420 Belair Luxembourg between 09:40 and 09:55 am. There will be signs posted to direct you, a FHC welcomer will be there in the classroom to receive your child. Please remember to have your child bring their pencil case with a pencil and colouring pens or markers for the lesson; the lesson book for will be provided by us. 

Please pick up your child in the Church (Belair Church Saint Pie X ) near the Altar at 10:55 am, we encourage to find seating near the front to follow the 11 am Mass. “