Kettering Citadel

10am Morning Worship

Please call for Sunday School & Youth meeting times

Monday

10.30 am to 12 noon Breakfast Club, Warm Space and Foodbank

5.45pm Rainbows

Girls 5-7 years, term time only

6pm Brownies

Girls 7-10 years, term time only

Tuesday 

10.30 am to 12 noon Breakfast Club, Warm Space and Foodbank

2pm Home League Meeting

Fellowship Meeting for all.  Features quizzes, singing, guest speakers, musical items, 

6:30pm Young Peoples Band practice

7:45pm Senior Band practice

Wednesday

6:30pm Singing Company practice

7:45pm Songster practice

Thursday 

7:30pm Together Fellowship (Second Thursday of the Month)

Friday

11:30am Luncheon Club

2pm Knit & Natter.  Craft afternoon with refreshments

Last Friday of the month

Kettering Citadel Band

Kettering has been described as the town of boots & bands, and certainly no town of its size in the UK can claim so many famous bands in its history. Today this small south midlands town has a declining boot & shoe industry, but it’s Salvation Army banding tradition is being continued by the current Kettering Citadel Band. Gary Rose has recently taken over leadership of the band, following the retirement of Bandmaster Richard Phillips.

Kettering Songster Brigade

The Salvation Army use the term songster to refer to those members who are commissioned to sing in our choirs, called ‘Songster Brigades.’ When a soldier (member) of The Salvation Army wishes to become a songster, he or she signs an agreement and is subsequently ‘promoted’ to the rank of ‘songster.’

Songster brigades are led by a Songster Leader – in Kettering this is Adam Blyth assisted by a Deputy Songster Leader – Elaine Rayner. With Songster Sergeant Barbara Hobbs assisted by Assistant Songster Sergeant – John Stanyard.