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Review: Universal - Galactus Jack | Cross Rhythms - Vimarsana News

Review: Universal - Galactus Jack | Cross Rhythms

Reviewed by Andy Shaw Galactus Jack (real name Ben Jack) is an award winning DJ and producer currently based in Manchester. Originally part of house music outfit Aorta, Jack is now part of The Message Trust, an organisation working to bring the good news of Jesus to young people through music and dance. Having focused on other projects over the last two years, this record brings eight tracks of new material to go with a new live show to further spread the message. The sound is centred in EDM but draws on a range of influences providing variety throughout from heavier house to trance to more p...

Community Grocery Hexham opened by the Message Trust - Vimarsana News

Community Grocery Hexham opened by the Message Trust

A NEW community shop has opened in Hexham to help families at this difficult time. Community Grocery Hexham was opened on Monday by national charity the Message Trust, in partnership with Hexham Community Church. People will be able to become members of the service for £5, but thereafter will be able to buy up to 20 everyday essentials for just £3 per shop. Inside, members can find a range of products they would expect to find in a supermarket, including fresh fruit and vegetables, tinned goods, baked items, frozen food, sanitary and household items. They will also have access to ...

Community grocery store set to open on Bolton-Bury border - Vimarsana News

Community grocery store set to open on Bolton-Bury border

SHOP: The store will be at Ainsworth Mill, in Bury New Road PEOPLE in need will be able to buy nutritious food from a local shop for just £3 a visit. The Mill community grocery store, in Bury New Road, will welcome members from March 16, allowing people to pay £5 a year for access to the site. Kings Church, in Ainsworth Mill, has partnered with Message Trust to launch the project, and hopes to see it help those in need. Described as a place to "bridge the gap between supermarket and foodbank", each site offers a range of food at a fraction of supermarket prices – often helping to ...