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Ilkeston - The Annual Walk Of Witness
w/e 05 April 2026
All of this week's pictures were
taken with a Nikon D3300 camera..
The Good Friday Walk Of Witness this year began with a short
service in the United Reformed Church.
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below.
The congregation then exited the church to gather on the wide
pavement on Wharncliffe Road before starting the walk to St Andrew's
Methodist Church.
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below.
The walk followed the familiar route through the Market Place
and down Bath Street.
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There were two stops on the walk, the first being on the Lower
Market Place outside The Observatory, a Wetherspoon's pub..
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1" below.
Two hymns were sung a cappella and prayers were said.
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The walk then continued down Bath Street to the second stop
outside the NatWest Bank.
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More prayers were said and hymns sung at this second pause
on the walk.
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Following the cross the route then continued down Bath Street.
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The Cross" below.
The event was well attended again by Christians representing
churches throughout the town - and beyond - and walking two by
two the procession stretched a good way up Bath Street.
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below.
Turning into Wilmot Street the
walkers entered St Andrew's Church where another short service
brought the Good Friday Walk of Witness to a conclusion. The
story doesn't end there though as the Easter story continues
on Easter Sunday with a Dawn Service at the Dale Abbey Arch and
services in all the churches to celebrate the resurrection of
Jesus.
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Favourite image last week was "The Red House". To see previous favourites follow the "Pick A Picture" link below. Last Week's Gallery The usual rule with polling is "One person - One vote." I try to apply the same rule to votes for this feature on the website. Only one vote from each ip address will be included in the final tally. |
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Terms & Conditions of Use This website is copyright but licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Licence. Please credit the photographer Garth Newton, or add a link to these pages. |