Lancashire clergy take assault course to boost Bishop's Harvest Appeal
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 12:08 · Archive
More than 50 Lancashire clergy completed an assault course to raise funds for the Bishop's Harvest Appeal.
More than 50 clergy from across Lancashire participated in an assault course challenge led by the Bishop of Blackburn, Rt Rev Philip North. The event was organised to raise funds for this year's Bishop's Harvest Appeal.
According to the Burnley Express, the funds raised will support South Sudan healthcare projects. The clergy swapped their usual duties for the muddy physical challenge as part of the fundraising initiative.
How it is being reported
- Clergy assault course challenge boosts Bishop’s Harvest AppealChorley Guardian · 6 Oct, 12:16
- Lancashire clergy assault course challenge boosts Bishop’s Harvest AppealLancaster Guardian · 6 Oct, 11:48
- Lancashire clergy tackle muddy assault course for South Sudan healthcare projects and Bishop’s Harvest AppealBurnley Express · 5 Oct, 14:26
In this story: Bishop of Blackburn · Rt Rev Philip North · Lancashire · South Sudan · Bishop's Harvest Appeal
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