As the gifts were brought along, the Junior Choir performed two new hymns.
Source/Credit: The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
By Dave Himelfield | October 22, 2013
Visitors joined a congregation for their annual harvest festival.
Fatih Ul-haq, President Of Ahmadiyya Muslim Association and other members visited Marsden Church to join in their celebration.
The association provided food to 60 people.
Gifts of tinned and dried goods were brought to the altar for donation to The Welcome Centre, the food bank run by the Methodist Mission in Huddersfield. As the gifts were brought along, the Junior Choir performed two new hymns.
The event was organised to emphasise how communities can work together in order to foster greater social cohesion.
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