Today, students from Loughborough Design School will be presenting opportunities for greater community use of the Old Rectory Museum.
In the last three months, they have been collaborating with community leaders and residents of Loughborough to understand better their needs and wants, the challenges that they face.
They envisioned possibilities for the future and today from 1.30pm in Fearon Hall, they will be sharing with us their inspirations and exhibiting their work.
I am grateful to have been given the chance to participate in this project and hope that together we will be able to restore the Old Rectory past glory and strengthen the bond between all those involved and those who will soon join the next stages of this journey.
Each project reminds us that we can only grow together by connecting and sharing our faith in the future. To the next adventure (cheers)
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