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| 20 Dec 2023 | |
| Features |
The Old Cranleighan and Cranleigh Friends’ Christmas Carol Service took place on Sunday, December 10th.
The Chapel looked beautiful and the congregation of around 350 consisted of many OCs as well as former Cranleigh staff and parents of OCs.
There were beautiful solos performed by current and former pupils and the lessons were read by OCs and current and former parents and members of staff.
The retiring collection was in aid of the Cranleigh Foundation.
After the service, the congregation gathered in Hall for mulled wine and mince pies and a chance to catch up with old friends.
If you would like a copy of the order of service you can see a digital version here.
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