One World Centre Isle of Man

If you are shopping in Douglas this Christmas please come to the One World Centre to find one of 11 lost sheep!  They form a trail and leaflets with the entry form will be available in Douglas library, Strand Centre and the Book Company shop, or can be downloaded from www.sodorandman.im .

There will be 23 days from the 1^st to the 23^rd of December for you to get hunting!  Each sheep will be named by the shop they are hidden in, when you have found the sheep write its name on the trail form, when you have found all 11 sheep pop your entry into the boxes at Douglas library, Strand Centre or the Book Company shop, or pop them in the door at St.Thomas’ Church.

The trail will conclude at St.Thomas’ Church  All Age Crib Service on Tuesday 24th December at 4.45pm when there will be a prize draw with prizes for first, second and third places, as well as the all age crib service for everyone to join in. Children are invited to dress as a shepherd a king or an angel for this service (this is not compulsory).

This should be a great community event and will help make shopping a little more fun as well as giving us all the opportunity to remember and celebrate the Christmas story.

Thanks to all those who participated in the quiz.  Nobody got all the answers correct but the sender of the best entry has been notified and will be receiving the fair trade goodies soon. Click on the link to see the quiz with all the correct answers.  One World Centre Consumer Quiz 2013 Answers

We’re still looking for volunteers for Saturday’s DEC collection. If you are able to help, collecting buckets will be available at the following locations. Please bring Photo ID!

Douglas – One World Centre Shop
Ramsey – Shakti Man
Port Erin – 7th Wave
Peel – Manx Wildlife Trust Shop
Castletown – The Gift Boutique

Thank you!

As you may be aware, the Disasters Emergency Committee has launched an appeal for disaster relief following the devastating earthquake in the Philippines.  The One World Centre is co-ordinating  DEC street collections around the Island this Saturday 16th November.  If you are able to volunteer an hour or two, please get in touch as soon as possible. 

Friday 18th October, Claremont Hotel

This powerful documentary charts what happened when Palestinians from a range of different religious and political backgrounds met with a group of Israelis from similarly diverse backgrounds.  Without taking sides it provides an illuminating insight into what happens when people from opposing sides sit down together, listen to what the other has to say and see each other as human beings.

Tickets £10 from the One World Centre, 28 Duke St Douglas, or on the door.

The Place: Green’s Cafe, St Johns

The time: 1830 to buy coffee and snacks, ready for a start at 1900

The content: a rich mix of poetry written and performed by students from Castle Rushen High School; 6 short films created by primary students on the theme: “It’s Not Fair!”; formal business; an illustrated talk by Vicky Harrop, professional photographer and keen supporter of ASK (Action Saves Kids).

The end time: 2100

It would be great to see you!

It’s now two weeks since the official opening of the One World Centre at 28 Duke St in Douglas.  The large banner has now been attached above the shop front and we have welcomed shoppers from the Island and Across. With goods from Kenya, Nepal and Shakti Man in Ramsey -as well as Traidcraft food – there’s something for everyone.  Do drop in and say hello.  And if you’d like to volunteer for a shift or two in the shop, please contact us