On the penultimate evening of the Arundel pilgrimage there was a discussion about possible routes for the 2016 pilgrimage. The discussion acknowledged a number of key vacancies on the organising committee including accommodation officer, van driver and caterer but not chief route planner as John Chenery has kindly agreed to take this on. The discussion also acknowledged the need to grow both pilgrim numbers and the pool of people that can take on these key roles in future.<\/p>\n
In this context those present accepted the need to organise the 2016 pilgrimage close to the A&B heartland in order to build on the contacts made during the 2015 Arundel and Jubilee Pilgrimages using local and new pilgrim connections and Churches Together networks. It was suggested that a more distant pilgrimage could be researched this year with the intention of walking it in 2017.<\/p>\n
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On the penultimate evening of the Arundel pilgrimage there was a discussion about possible routes for the 2016 pilgrimage. The discussion acknowledged a number of key vacancies on the organising committee including accommodation officer, van driver and caterer but not chief route planner as John Chenery has kindly agreed to take this on. The discussion … Continue reading Pilgrimage Route 2016<\/span>