NADFAS Church Trail is a success

If you had come into St Nicolas Church Cranleigh on Tuesday October 4 afternoon, you would have been confronted by groups of children from the Church of England Primary School swarming round the Church.
By The Newsroom
Published 20th Oct 2016, 17:45 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 02:09 BST

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They were there to celebrate the Launch of the Church Trail, newly completed, with copies available at the back of the church for children accompanied by adults, to use.

The Trail is an initiative of the local branch of NADFAS, the Cranleigh Decorative and Fine Arts Society, and their Chairman, Pat Butler, was there with members of the design team to present the finished Trail to the Rector.

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Also there from NADFAS headquarters was Head of Church Trails, June Graveson, and Denise Topolski, one of the NADFAS Trustees.

Contributed by Cranleigh DFAS

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