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MEDIA CALL – save the date – 23 December 2025 Christmas Day lunch celebration set-up – Wesley Mission

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MEDIA CALL – save the date – 23 December 2025

Christmas Day lunch celebration set-up – Wesley Mission

Wesley Mission is decking the halls, setting the tables and prepping the puddings in readiness for their much-loved Christmas Day lunch celebration in the city.

 

A team of fantastic volunteers, elves, Santa’s helpers and children will be busy decorating, wrapping gifts, setting tables, trimming trees ready to welcome more than 300 guests on Christmas Day.

 

Come and see it all coming together and capture the spirit of Christmas.

 

 

Date:                  Tuesday 23 December 2025

Time:                  Anytime 11.15 -11.45am

Where:               Wesley Mission 220 Pitt St, Sydney

 

Contact:             Anne Holt 0418 628 342

 

Interview:           Wesley Mission Head of Volunteers, Christine Ireland

                           Volunteers helping to set up

                           Wesley Mission CEO, Rev Stu Cameron

 

 

 

 

 

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