Remember someone special and get into the Christmas spirit at a Light Up A Life service on Saturday, December 2, starting at 4 pm.
The half-hour service organised by East Cheshire Hospice is held at the United Reformed Church, Macclesfield.
Tickets are not required and afterwards attendees can browse stalls selling festive items and handmade goods while enjoying a mince pie and a glass of mulled wine.
Hospice supporter Georgia Leah and daughter Ruby beside the Tree of Memories.
The service, which includes a short address from Hospice Chief Executive Karyn Johnston, is conducted by Chaplain Marion Tugwood who joined the Hospice a year ago.
A traditional Tree of Memories will shine brightly in the Hospice Chapel again this year.
Supporters are invited to dedicate a bauble to remember someone special and donate to the Hospice.
Amy Williams, the Hospice’s Family and Friends Fundraising Co-ordinator said: “The service of remembrance is a beautiful way to join together to remember those who mean the most.
“We’re hoping people will stay with us afterwards to get into the spirit of Christmas with the opportunity to buy goods to support the Hospice.
“The personalised baubles are also a way of remembering. Donations help us to continue to care and support patients, not just at Christmas but whenever they need it most.”
* To dedicate a bauble email amy.williams@echopsice.org.uk or call 01625 665688 or visit eastcheshirehospice.org.uk/lual
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