Despite my reservations, I'm rather pleased with these.
A couple of pictures of the poster sites I installed earlier int he week at the QEII Cruise Terminal in Southampton.

This one from the entrance to the departure lounge, with embarkation away to the left:

This one from the stairs, looking across the departure lounge:

twenty eight A2 running sites along the embarkation corridor:

And some chairs:

A good session this evening, ably lead by DT; the second in our new series on prayer.
Very well-timed. Like so many people, prayer is something I don't do well, or often enough. The example set by Christ in John 17 is a wonderful model, but a very hard act to follow.
Unfortunately, but true to the form of our group, there were only four of us present. Good to be back at JS house though, and I'm glad to have her back with us after an abscence of two years.
She announced tonight that she and her husband are moving to Botley at Easter. Rather a belated move, but I'm really glad things are coming together for them at long last.
The Churchwarden there at All Saints also sits on the Botley Parish Council and has been actively involved in the MTP Project. Turns out that she has already introdcued herself to the Seaman's. They will fit there beautifully.