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Full house at the British-Slovene Society’s Carol Service

By December 15, 2015No Comments
Little Marija attends the Slovene school in London. She did the first reading.

Marija attends the Slovene school in London. She did the first reading.

Sam found his true love in Slovenia. He is learning Slovene now and this was his first reading of a Slovene text.

Sam found his true love in Slovenia. He is learning Slovene now and this was his first reading of a Slovene text.

There was hardly a space left at the annual British-Slovene Society’s annual Carol Service in the beautiful Wren church of St. Andrew by the Wardrobe in London on 11th December.

Lara read a Lesson, and her brother read too.

Lara read a Lesson, and her brother read too.

For the first time this year, the event was organised by the Society’s new Trustee, Nadia Špendal. Her two children read Lessons, sang with the choir and took donations afterwards for the Barka charity, which looks after people with special needs in Slovenia. This year, participants donated £319.

A warm atmosphere in St Andrew by the Wardrobe,

A warm atmosphere in St. Andrew by the Wardrobe. The Gallus Consort led the singing.

Nadia’s parents flew in the same day with a large consignment of fresh potica from Slovenia for the gathering after the service. All gone! As on previous occasions, the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in the UK kindly donated wine.

We wish you a Happy Christmas, and all the best for the New Year!

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