Baby's first cathedral trip Rochester Cathedral #historiansonholiday (and #historiansonmatleave)

Kent’s biggest commemoration of the end of WW1 Kent Centenary Service Spitfire Ground, Canterbury, 2pm 23 September. Parade by Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment, service with choirs of Canterbury Cathedral & Rochester Cathedral Tickets free but must be obtained in advance bit.ly/2MW28te

Vicar: St Augustine’s with St Luke’s, Bromley Common We are a suburban parish with a warm welcome, a Youth and Schools Minister, a Parish Administrator, excellent lay involvement, a rich mix of music and creative worship @SeeOfRochester #churchjobs ow.ly/5Yn830lAgQJ

Have you got a ticket yet for the WWI Centenary Service being held at the Spitfire Ground, Canterbury on the 23rd September? Free tickets. Full details: centenary.co.uk

How are you planning to commemorate the end of WWI? What about getting a ticket for the Kent Centenary Service on the 23rd September at the Spitfire Ground, Canterbury? Details: kentcentenary.co.uk

The Flying Tigers, the free fall parachute team of the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment will provide a thrilling end to the Kent Centenary Service at the Spitfire Ground, Canterbury on 23rd Sept. Free tickets: kentcentenary.co.uk

It was a cracking weekend, so who else enjoyed the Hop Festival in the sunshine?

David Flood, whose name is known the world over as the man behind the music at Canterbury Cathedral, celebrates 30 years as its Cathedral Organist and Master of the Choristers. goo.gl/rirmU1

It would be marvellous Paul Reed if you could publicise the forthcoming centenaryservice.co.uk

Kent’s biggest commemoration of the end of First World War - Centenary Service and Parade is being held at the Spitfire Ground, Canterbury, 2pm-4.15pm, Sunday 23rd September. Tickets for this event are free, register here kentcentenary.co.uk

Such a simple idea. Open your church to give people a hot drink and a listening ear. Let’s tackle loneliness ears first. And give everyone a place of welcome. Great stuff, St Francis, Strood! St Francis Church Sharon Copestake Stephen Ramshaw @SeeOfRochester Places of Welcome

Kent's First World War Centenary Service on 23rd September promises to be a great event. For FREE tickets kentcentenary.co.uk

Legendary Kent & England cricketer Colin 'Charlie' Blythe killed at Passenchendale in 1917 will be remembered at the Kent First World War Service on 23.9. Free tickets: kentcentenary.co.uk

The Flying Tigers freefall parachute display team of the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment will be dropping dramatically as the grand finale of the Kent First World War Centenary Service. Free tickets from: kentcentenary.co.uk

The Kent Centenary Service will be the biggest such event in the country. kentcentenary.co.uk for details of FREE tickets to attend it on 23.9.

The Kent Centenary Service will be multi-faith, Ihsan Khan, the imam at the Canterbury Mosque. 'We need to remember people who fought for our freedom. My aim as a young imam is to try & establish peace between different faiths.' FREE tickets: kentcentenaryservice.co.uk