Photo: FOR THE CHILDREN OF DENHAM TOWN
Lance Chambers (left), member of the Denham Town Children's Treat organisation, and Molly Grant (second right) are surrounded by children at the annual Emms Outreach Ministries Christmas Treat held last week at the Denham Town Infant Basic School. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
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December 23, 2017

Photo: FOR THE CHILDREN OF DENHAM TOWN

Lance Chambers (left), member of the Denham Town Children’s Treat organisation, and Molly Grant (second right) are surrounded by children at the annual Emms Outreach Ministries Christmas Treat held last week at the Denham Town Infant Basic School.

(Photo: Naphtali Junior)

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