IN days gone by Hallowe’en - October 31 - was All Hallows Eve, a day which began a period when the church remembered those who had died.
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Thousands of ultra low emission vehicles registered in East Hampshire – as campaigners group call for more equal access across UKThis year, Petersfield Methodist Church is holding a Service of Light at 10.30am on Sunday, October 31 - and during it people can light a candle in memory of a loved one, family member or friend.
Rev Stephen Wright said: "After such a difficult couple of years when traditional goodbyes have not been possible, this is a chance to remember, reflect and participate in a service of light and hope.
"People may wish to think about someone who has died relatively recently, or remember someone they lost in the past.
"We look forward to welcoming members of the community for this special service. All are welcome whether they attend church regularly, occasionally, or not at all. No booking is needed."

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