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10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast

10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast

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Danielle Hicks

11:52, 12 MAR 2015

The Right Revd David Urquhart, Cllr Mike Leddy, Cllr Ian Ward, Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury; Steve Bavington, Chaplaincyplus; and Catherine Ogle, at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)1 of 8
Adrian Jones, Andy Thornton and Kevin Griffiths at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)2 of 8
Nod Bhatia, Nick Shiolefton, Denis Hennigan and Peter Hubbard at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)3 of 8
Guy Dunston, Ian Cole and Peter Cogan at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)4 of 8
Nick Cuthbert, Steve Skaket and Lois Cuthbert at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)5 of 8
Ian Burrows and Adam Wilkins at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)6 of 8
Catherine Wright, Andrew Millross, Ann Millros and Helen Nixon at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)7 of 8
Stewart Towe and David Richardson at the 10th anniversary Birmingham Prayer Breakfast. (Image: John Hipkiss Photography)8 of 8

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