You are invited to take part in the Faith Walk organised by Greenwich Multifaith Forum on Saturday 15th September.  The purpose of the walk is to encourage friendship and understanding amongst people of all faiths in the Borough of Greenwich and in South London. Both children and adults are welcome to join us.

 

You can join or leave the walk at any point along the route. Please remember to dress modestly as we will be visiting places of worship along the route. (Women will need to bring a head covering for use in some places of worship, and all will need to cover arms and legs. We will also have to remove our shoes in some places of worship).

 

Food and refreshments will be served at some points along our route. We hope to have an introduction to each place of worship or faith led by a member of that place of worship when we arrive at each stop along the way.

 

1. Greenwich Hindu Temple: 63-67 Bannockburn Road, Plumstead, SE18 1ER.

(Arrive by 10.25am/ Depart 11.15am) - If you wish to attend the service in the temple before our walk please arrive before 10.00am)

 

2. East Plumstead Baptist Church: Griffin Road, Plumstead, SE18. (Arrive 11.30am/ Depart 12.00noon)

 

3. London Lei Zang Si (Buddhist) Temple, 40 Glyndon Road, Plumstead, SE18 7PB. (Arrive 12.15pm/ Depart 1.00pm)

 

4. Woolwich Mosque/Greenwich Islamic Centre: 131 Plumstead Road,
London, SE18 7DW. (Arrive 1.20pm/ Depart 1.50pm)

 

5. St Peter's RC Church, Woolwich New Road, Woolwich, SE18. (Arrive 2.15pm/ Depart 2.45pm)

 

6. Mason Hill Sikh Gudwara: Willmount Street, Masons Hill, Woolwich, SE18 6ES (Arrive 3.00pm / Depart 4.00pm) We will be served with full meal at the gudwara.

 

Please join us for this walk and bring along any friends who wish to come. The route is only about 3 miles. This should be a very enjoyable and educational occasion and we are expecting a good attendance. We also hope to have a quiz sheet to complete along the way! For any enquiries please email me at the above address or phone 020 88542302.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Revd Jesse van der Valk

(Chair GMFF)