GUILDFORD AREA	

Registered charity: 312828	

Make melody to God!!
Lift up your voice &/or Bring your instrument

St Paul’s Church, St Paul's Road West, Dorking, RH4 2HT.
Saturday 6th July 2019
1.30 for 2pm start.  Ends at 5.00pm.

We are delighted to welcome Miles Quick, the RSCM’s Head of Congregational and Instrumental Music, to run this exciting event that is designed to inspire and enthuse those making music in our churches.

This workshop is aimed at encouraging congregations in their music where there is no established choir or experienced organist.  It will focus on building confidence in unison singing, simple harmony, call-and-response techniques using a cantor etc.  Suitable resources will be suggested and demonstrated, including plainsong, folk tunes, songs of the world church, hymns, psalms, worship songs etc.  Instrumentalists are also welcome (please state instrument and whether a beginner / intermediate / advanced when booking).  The workshop will aim to send participants away with new ideas and confidence to refresh and expand the sung worship in their local situation.  There will be material old and new using a range of worship-styles – the aim being to include something familiar and something new for everyone!

Advance booking is essential - Please book your place(s) here no later than 15 June.  We need to know in advance who is coming as we have to collate the right music, both vocal and instrumental. 

Payment to be made on-line before 15/06/19 (to include the music and to help defray expenses) - adults £10, U18’s free.  Bank details are “RSCM Guildford Area” - sort code 40-52-40 account 00031038.  Please ensure you name your church in the ‘reference’ section.  

How to get there – It’s quite a trek from there but Dorking and Dorking West stations cater for those coming from north, south, east and west of the town.  Bus routes 21, 9, 465 & 533 run from Dorking Station to close to the church.

Parking - There are 30 parking spaces on the road outside church (don't worry about it being a private road as church goers and their guests are "residents") but it would be very helpful if visitors could park with consideration for the neighbours and avoid driveways.  Other parking is on the residential roads around the church, especially onwards and up along South Terrace.  Apart from that, there are two big car parks in the town centre, some 10-minutes away on foot.

N.B.  Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult from their church and a Parental Consent Form (below) completed and handed in before the event.

For further information please contact Area Chairman, David Crick (07850 709461) - rscm.guildford.area.chair@gmail.com

PARENT/GUARDIAN CONSENT FORM
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ATTENDING RSCM EVENTS
(PLEASE COMPLETE IN BLOCK CAPITALS)

Event:  Lift up your voice &/or bring your instrument
Name of supervising adult on the day:
Date of event:  06/07/2019
Location:  St Paul’s Church, Dorking

Name of young person:
DOB & Age on day of event:
Emergency Contact at the time of the event:
Parent/Guardian’s Name:
Contact numbers:
Email:

Name and tel of GP:
Details of special medical conditions including diet, allergies etc:

Details of medication carried on the day, including epipens, inhalers etc:

Action to be taken by staff in the event of a medical incident on the day:

Any additional information we should be aware of:

I give my consent for my child to attend this event in accordance with the arrangements that have been explained to me.  I understand that practical arrangements may be communicated to my child by email or other electronic means. 
I understand that the RSCM takes no responsibility for transporting children to and from RSCM events. 
I give my permission for my child to receive communications through social media.
I understand that photographs/video may be taken during the event which may be used in the future for publicity or promotional purposes by the RSCM.
I agree to allow images of my child to be used for this purpose only*.

Signed: __________________________          	Date:  __________________________ 
*  No young person will be individually identified unless specific permission is given, and any images will be stored and used in accordance with the Data Protection Act.