It’s not too late to register for our annual Supporters’ Day in Scotland

It’s not too late to register for our annual Supporters’ Day

Book your FREE place for 23 June!

May we remind you that the Scotland Supporters’ Day 2012 will take place at Dundee, on Saturday 23 June and there is still time to book your place for this special annual event.

Central Baptist Church 9A Ward Road Dundee DD1 1LP Saturday 23 June, 2:00-4:30pm (Click for a map) Poster

Central Baptist Church, Dundee

This year, Barnabas Aid’s Supporters’ Day will focus on the Proclaim Freedom campaign, which seeks to raise the profile of our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world. This is a critical time for the suffering Church, and we invite you to stand with us as we call upon governments to engage with issues of anti-Christian persecution.

This is an opportunity to hear first-hand about the work of Barnabas Aid from International Director Dr Patrick Sookhdeo and other key members of the team.

This event is by registration only and places are limited, so please register today to get your free admission ticket. A poster is available above if you would like to advertise this event at your church.

Register online: Click here

Email: tickets@barnabasfund.org (Please indicate Dundee in the subject line)

Call: 024 7623 1923

Write: Barnabas Aid, 9 Priory Row, Coventry, CV1 5EX

We look forward to meeting you there!

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