Recommended
Christian centres
In Cumbria
At Grange-
At Wigton
At Grange-
At Keswick
At Hawekshead Hill
Near Appleby
Guess where!
At Keswick
At Kirkby Stephen
At Ambleside
At Newcastleton
Guess where!
References
All aspects
Tel 01228 547840
Billy Cannon Removals
& House Clearance
Tel 01228 537028
Mobile 0775 842 847/8
Double Glazing
Premier Glass Wigton Ltd
Tel 016973 61552
Mobile 07802 680 754
Computers?
Call 016973 32089
Optician
K. France
Tel 01228 521813
Computer Services
Tel 016973 320 89
Nurseryman
Mike Capstick
Tel 01228 710 926
Tel 01228 527 647
CARLISLE churches
all of them
Carlisle’s Christian good works and charities open to all
a Carlisle creation
unbelievable, but true
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Jesus said, “For where two or three come together in my name, there am I with them." Matt 18:20
Literature &
Theology
by post
Jackie Wilson
077 824 77 364
All types of
damp proofing
and wood
preservation
Electrician
Tel 07850 574122
Billy Cannon Removals
& House Clearance
Tel 01228 537028
Mobile 0775 842 847/8
Double Glazing
Premier Glass Wigton Ltd
Tel 016973 61552
Mobile 07802 680 754
Computers?
Call 016973 32089
Optician
K. France
Tel 01228 521813
Computer Services
Tel 016973 320 89
Nurseryman
Mike Capstick
Tel 01228 710 926
Unisex Salon
Abbey Court
Tel 01228 527 647
Window Doctor
Why replace what can be fixed?
Tel 01228 513 933
Painter & Decorator
Mark Thomlinson
Tel 01228 536 536
GOD’S WORD
through music
Revelation
Praise Band
Interdenominational
Big Sound
Contact Tel: 01228 548550
Christian
Bookshop
on wheels
Good books
Great coffee
Every Sat from
May 1st
The Bobbin
Coffee Shop
Shaddongate
Phil.burt@omnivision.om.org
An Alignment of Coincidences
A book is all but written that explains how the City of
Carlisle and Cumbria has embraced the spirits of the
anti-
This truth was made manifest at the time of the new
Millennium. To celebrate the period that referred to
the birth of Jesus Christ, the City of Carlisle created
a Carlisle Millennium Logo. It was dominated by the
face of a Pagan god.
According to a city official, the god represented a
‘genius loci’ spirit -
or a place.
The Logo was referred to as the ‘spirit of Carlisle’.
The city also carved curses into a gigantic stone.
Officials also wanted to create three glass pyramids,
but a civil protest lasting two years forced the local
government to change its plans.
There is another element to the Carlisle Millennium
Project that cannot be explained here.
A local Christian gave prophetic warnings that if the city proceeded with their proposals, the city would attract evil.
He was villified.
Death, destruction and disaster have followed.
His book ‘An Alignment of Coincidences’ explains that the calamities that followed the Millennium were not coincidences.
Calamities such as:-
A baby had his throat cut by his own father, whilst with his mother, in the city centre.
The city experienced a great flood that turned off the city’s lights and left thousands of citizens homeless and three people died.
A Foot and Mouth plague spread from the city’s cattle mart, across England and Cumbria’s agricultural industry was ruined.
A major employer had its factory burned to the stake.
Another major employer closed a factory.
Border Television closes.
West Cumbria has a great flood.
Derrick Bird kills 12 people.
There are many more calamities that cannot for the time being be revealed here.
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For more information see Carlisle’s Millennium Project.
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The background sound is ‘Thief in the night’ by Linda Steel from the Unity album.
Control and abuse?
Ignore this at your peril
Pride and waste
Not cursed