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We pray weekly, in conjunction with the Methodist Church, for all people living in our area.
If you know of anyone who especially needs prayer please pass the details on to Janice or
any of the Lay Assistants who will arrange for them to be included on the Prayer List.
06/08/17 Creskeld Lane, Creskeld Park & Breary Lane East
13/08/17 High Ridge Way, Kings Road & Kings Drive 20/08/17 The Sycamores & Sycamore Close
27/08/17 The Birches, The Cedars, The Rowans, The Poplars & Sandy Walk
Prayer Schedule for Bramhope
P lease ask your friends or relations to let us know if you wish for
someone to pray with you and/or bring Holy Communion whilst you are
ill or in hospital and unable to get to Sunday Worship. In the first instance
they should contact the Vicar or Bryan Bundey:
Rev Janice Smith 203 7523, or Bryan Bundey 267 8534
Do you want to say a special thank you to someone, have an event
you wish to advertise?
Special notices
Coffee and Cakes Supporting Daniel
On a very wet Wednesday morning on 23rd August over
50 people turned out with brollies and raincoats to raise
funds for research into muscular dystrophy. £710 was
raised at a coffee morning which was prompted by the
recent diagnosis of this condition relating to Daniel, the
grandson of Jill and Kevin McIntosh.
I would like to say a big thank you to all who contributed in making this event
such a success and also to those who were unable to attend but sent such
generous donations.
June Pickles
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Contents
Special notices 2 Foodbanks & harvest 2017 21
From the vicarage 5 Children’s Page 23
In loving memory 7 Announcements 27
Events and group news 11 Rotas 29
October prayers 13 Advertisers’ Index 29
Getting to know... 15 Directory 30
Love thy neighbour 19 Church services 32
Well the new school term has started, the students are returning
to university and the nights are pulling in. Soon the leaves will be
turning beautiful shades of red, gold and amber. Autumn is my
favourite month! New starts, cosy evenings and all sorts of
celebrations to look forward to attending.
High on that list is Harvest Festival and the infamous Harvest
Lunch. Fred managed to wangle himself an invite last year, we as usual had not
been organised enough to buy tickets in time. We won’t make that mistake this
year. I hope it doesn’t clash with one of the many university open days we will be
attending over the coming weeks…
Margaret and David Kirby have kindly written a very informative article about
foodbanks and our harvest collection supporting this sadly vital service to those in
great need.
New for this month, and continuing our thought on caring for others, is our ‘Love
thy neighbour’ article. This series of articles by Bill and Janet Cunliffe, celebrate the
good works of fellow parishioners: voluntary activities people are involved in
outside of St Giles.
The eagle eyed amongst you may notice the slightly larger font size of the articles.
This has been increased in response to feedback from readers. I hope this makes
for an easier read.
Louise
Email:[email protected]
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Come ye thankful people come ………
Harvest time again a time to give thanks, a time to bring gifts for others, a time to
harvest.
A time to give thanks – there are two opportunities to join us for special events on
that day
10.30am everyone is invited to our Harvest Service where we will sing the traditional
and not so traditional harvest songs to worship and praise God.
6.30pm our harvest celebrations will continue with a celebration of Holy Communion
with yet more harvest hymns.
A time to bring gifts for others – this year Reverend David Kirby asked if we could
help the Leeds South and East Foodbank where he and his wife Margaret volunteer.
The services of the foodbank are well used so much so that they are running out of
food. These food gifts are distributed to some of the most vulnerable and needy
people in our society. Please give generously. Full details of goods required on our
web site stgilesbramhope.org.uk
A time to be a family – for many years now we have joined together as a family for
our harvest meal together; this is at lunchtime (midday) on the 8 October. It is a
three course lunch with good food, good company and some of our children will
entertain us by playing their musical instruments. Everyone is welcome contact Keith
for tickets on 07920139172.
A time to harvest – Jesus uses many stories of sowing and harvesting to illustrate the
kingdom of heaven. The parable of the Sower talks about seed grown in different
kinds of soil and the abundant harvest that the good soil gives. As you know he is not
referring to plants but people and their faith. Or do you know? Do you know what
From the vicarage
Continued on page 7...
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the stories or parables of Jesus mean? Do you understand why Jesus came to earth to
tell us about his Father God? This autumn we are running a confirmation course where
you can explore the Christian faith and decide whether you wish to be confirmed.
For those of you who have not been confirmed and wish to consider this I am
currently running two separate courses for adults and young people. Bishop Paul will
be coming on the evening of 19 November at 6pm. If you or a member of your family
want to join in please contact me.
So wherever your faith is planted there is an opportunity for you to bring your thanks
and praises to God and even add a little fertiliser!
Janice
The loss of a loved one is hard to bear and the time before and after a loved one dies is often busy with arrangements and seeing family and friends. The day of the funeral may be unreal and busy.
Each year we hold a service to remember those whom we have loved and see no more. It is a quiet reflective service to remember, to light a candle and pray and give thanks for the days which have gone and look at the days to come in which we seek God’s love and support.
This year the service is on 5 November at 6:30 pm in church. No matter how short or long a time it is since you lost your loved one you will find this a very helpful service. Please join us.
Janice
In loving memory service
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Events &
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Children’s Society
The Children's Society
Annual Box Opening will be
held on Saturday November
18th in St. Giles' Church hall
from 12noon to 2pm .There
will be a selection of stalls
and a raffle, a homemade
soup & roll lunch for £3 and
free tea & coffee. Everyone
is very welcome. Please
bring your box to be
emptied or contact Anne
Marshall (2673092) if you
need it to be collected.
Anne Marshall
Circle Dancing
We started our dancing
again last Tuesday after our
August break. All of us were
so pleased to be back
together again to do some
of our favourite dances.
We did Edelweiss which has
now become one of our
favourites since we learnt it
in Austria in June. We had
our longer than usual
sharing of our news sitting in
the cosy corner in the hall,
hearing about all the
amazing places we'd visited
during the summer, and the
latest news of our
families. This is what brings
us close together.
On Monday, September 11,
some of us are did an
evening of Circle Dancing for
Billing Trefoil Guild at
Horsforth Central Methodist
Church. We showed them
how to do several simple but
meaningful dances. We
brought it to an end with our
Blessings Dance, and I
believe in Angels, and lastly
I Offer you Peace from Karl
Jenkins Peacemakers. Oh
what a joy music and
dancing are!
Joan Peart
Luncheon Club
The luncheon club restarts
after the summer break in
October. The dates of the
meals are:
October 4
December 6 Christmas
Lunch
February 7
May 2
The cost of the two course
meal is £5. Yes even for our
very special Christmas
Lunch.
To book a meal please
contact Mary Mumby on
0113 284 2439.
Everyone is welcome—you
don’t have to come to
church to join us. So what
are you waiting for? Book
now. We look forward to
seeing you.
Janice
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Events &
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New
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ts Mothers’ Union
Despite Wednesday 6
September being a bit chilly
and grey we were
transported into the
colourful world of our
feathered friends. Jean
Weatherill gave us a
fascinating talk on birds.
Not only did she bring some
lovely books and
photographs but she burst
into song as well. Jean
reminded us how birds
feature in our everyday life
– they are mentioned in
the Holy Bible, hymn books,
songs, films and public
house names. I am sure
we all like to see birds in
our gardens but we
couldn’t possibly compete
with Jean who has
travelled by land, sea and
air to pursue her
birdwatching hobby.
Joanne Dawdry
Women’s Fellowship
In October we look forward
to a talk by Malcolm
Johnson entitled “Radio &
TV Jingles.” On November
14 we have an evening
making Christmas
Decorations.
Janet Cunliffe
50-50 September
Winners
1st – Sheila Williams
2nd – Hazel Smith
Thank you all for
supporting St Giles by
participating in the 50-50
Club.
Are you in it?
It is only £5.00 per month by
regular standing order, of which
£2.50 goes directly to church
and £2.50 goes in the prize draw
fund.
You have to be in it to win it so
pick up a form from the Church
lobby or speak to Sarah Shay.
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Some prayers for October
Father in heaven, all good gifts come from
you. You send the sunshine and the rain
and it is through your love and care that
we can enjoy harvest time. Thank you for
providing so richly for our needs and help
us to share the good things we have with
those who have little or nothing.
Lord we pray for your blessing on every
kind of harvest we enjoy. Thank you for
the harvest of the land and sea. Bless too
the harvest of factory, mine and
workshop. Bless the harvest of research
and of creative art. May we work together
with you in every area of life to produce
what is worthwhile, good and fruitful.
May you be glorified in it all.
Author Unknown
The seed is Christ’s,
The granary is Christ’s;
In the granary of God
May we be gathered.
The sea is Christ’s,
The fishes are Christ’s;
In the nets of God
May we all meet.
A Prayer from Ireland
Bring to fruition, Creator God, the work of
your kingdom.
Make us part of that joyful harvest in
which your loving purpose is completed.
Help us to realise how important the
smallest words and deeds are in the
context of eternity.
At harvest time, when we remember your
goodness make us grateful also for all we
have received from the labour of others
who have sown the seeds of faith, hope
and love in our lives.
Author Unknown
And lastly a Prayer from Singapore for you to ponder and to pray
God stir the soil,
Run the ploughshare deep,
Cut the furrows round and round
Overturn the hard, dry ground,
Spare no strength nor toil,
Even though I weep.
In the loose, fresh mangled earth
Sow new seed
Free of withered vine and weed
Bring fair flowers to birth
Compiled by Jonathan Slater
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Funeral Services
Funeral Services
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Getting to know...
Hazel Lee
I was born in Hyde Terrace maternity
home in 1937, making me the youngest of
the St Giles 80 year old Babes, and
subsequently lived at Old Pool Bank with
my parents, Sally and Bill Lancaster.
Schooling was at the orphanage (now
Hilton Grange) as an “outsider”. I passed
the 11 plus exam to attend Prince Henry's,
which at the time was just a stone
building.
My first job was at the Yorkshire Electricity
Board’s head office located in Bramhope
(now Manor Close) before they moved to
offices in York Place in the city centre. This
was a good move as this is where I met my
lovely husband Bob. For the first seven
years of our married life we lived in
Yeadon where our daughter, Valerie Ann,
was born (Val regularly reads the prayers
and helps at Communion).
I was confirmed at St Giles during the
reign of the then vicar, Reverend
Bairstow. The joint confirmation event
was celebrated with a similar group at
Harewood Church.
For many years I have served on the Pool -
in- Wharfedale Parish Council, Old Pool
Management Committee, West Yorkshire
Transport Committee and the local Royal
British Legion Committee and Otley and
District Road Safety Committee. I have
always had a great interest in the
performing arts and have performed in
many plays with the Overdale Players and
the Electricity Players at the Civic Theatre,
now a museum in Leeds.
Since Bob's death, singing has filled a huge
hollow. For the past 19 years I have sung
with a large choir - Sing Live now called
the Inspiration Choir.
I have sung in the Royal Albert Hall and on
Mediterranean cruises, the Epcot Centre
in Florida, Disneyland in Paris, Henley
Festival, Leeds Town Hall, Bridgewater
Hall and the Edinburgh Festival to name
but a few. The joy I get from singing is
wonderful. Singing with the choir at St
Giles gives me great support in my
worship, although I sometimes struggle at
Evensong with the chants.
In the church circle I regularly attend a
whole variety of services and for the past
five years I have been a deputy warden.
For many years I have been actively
involved with the Women’s Fellowship, of
which I am currently the chair; I am
grateful for the great support from fellow
committee members.
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Love thy neighbour
Recently, we found Sue Gamble beyond
the comfort zone of Bramhope, in Eccup
at the Donkey Sanctuary where Sue
Gamble has been doing voluntary work
one day a week for the last seven years.
The Donkey Sanctuary provides riding
therapy for children as well as being a
refuge home for up to 23 donkeys who
themselves are disadvantaged either due
to age or abuse. It is a win-win situation
for the children, staff, parents, donkeys
and volunteers like Sue. Children who
attend the sanctuary get much benefit by
riding the donkeys or if the child is too
large, then walking the donkeys.
The activities are under the supervision of
the staff or trained volunteers with up to
3 donkeys being involved at any one time.
Sue finds that the riding physically helps
the children to build their body core,
stretching and coordination. Occasionally
some children do not improve, but enjoy
the moment in this caring environment.
Over time most children improve their
educational skills and relationships
between themselves, school teachers and
parents.
“Love Your Neighbour As Your-
self”. Mark 12.31
T his new section of the magazine is
aimed to highlight the voluntary good
works parishioners do outside the walls of St
Giles. Written by Bill & Janet Cunliffe, follow-
ing their interview with Sue Gamble...
I appreciate each day as it is a bonus. Some years ago when I was working in the Old Pool Bank Post Office we were robbed. The loaded gun was pointed at me whilst they carried out the raid. When the police asked for information and details I described the accomplice as wearing a white scarf, knit 4, purl 4. This made them smile. The next smile came from the account in the Yorkshire Evening Post describing the postmaster and his middle age assistant held at ransom. Later when I asked the reporter if it could be
altered to a glamorous lady assistant she declined as it would have got less sympathy.
My life is very busy and interesting. I am blessed with a lovely daughter and excellent friends and God has been good to me; in particular, I thank the many parishioners who give me lifts to and from church
Hazel Lee
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50-50 CLUB
Are you in it?
It is only £5.00 per month by
regular standing order, of which
£2.50 goes directly to church and
£2.50 goes in the prize draw
fund.
You have to be in it to win it so
pick up a form from the Church
lobby or speak to Sarah Shay.
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I guess most of us are aware how
fortunate we are to live in Bramhope. But
across our fair city there are some really
significant differences in life expectancy,
and other markers of the quality of life.
Did you know, ladies, that life expectancy
for women in Wharfedale and Adel ward
is 86.5 years? But the life expectancy for
women in the City and Hunslet ward is
only 76.1 years. Now ladies don’t live 9
years longer because they live in
Bramhope and not in Hunslet! The
difference, of course, is because of all
sorts of socio-economic factors to do with
life style, housing, diet, employment – or
lack of it. Did you know that 20% of the
population of Leeds live in the 10% most
deprived areas in England?
So it’s not surprising that in these times of
austerity, folk in some parts of the city are
facing real difficulty. Not everyone, of
course, but for some it really is a choice
between putting food on the table or
paying the rent. In 2016-17, Leeds
Foodbanks gave out emergency food
parcels, sufficient for three days to feed
almost 16,000 people in crisis. Some
were for families, some for single people –
the figures hide the fact that of those
16,000 people, over 6,000 were children.
The Leeds Foodbanks operate under the
aegis of the Trussell Trust. To qualify for a
food parcel, individuals have to be
referred by persons like a social worker,
clergy, a doctor, probation officer, Council
One Stop Centres, Citizen Advise Bureau,
or other responsible bodies. People can’t
just walk off the street and ask for a
handout. Foodbanks are essentially for
people in crisis, it’s not Morrisons for
free! And recipients can only ask for help
on three occasions in a six-month period.
Because Leeds is so big, the city has been
divided into two halves – Leeds South and
East and Leeds North and West. There are
19 distribution centres, mainly in churches
or council properties, all staffed by
volunteers. Leeds South and East has a
warehouse in Hunslet and 11 distribution
centres each open for a couple of hours a
week, spread across the city from
Drighlington to Seacroft, and taking in
inner urban areas like Hunslet and
Bermantofts.
Food is donated by the general public,
including churches – Harvest Festivals, like
ours, are a very important source during
the autumn! Big supermarkets like Asda
and Tesco are also very helpful. Some
Foodbanks and our Harvest collection 2017
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hungry... ?”
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have a collection basket in store from
which donations of food can be taken to
the warehouse on a regular basis. Once or
twice a year, Asda and Tesco stores allow
special collections when volunteers from
the Foodbanks are present in the store
and ask shoppers to help by buying
particular canned or dry goods and
donating them as they leave. A day’s
collection can yield up to 500 kg of food
stuffs – but that can be distributed by a
couple of busy centres in a week!
If you’d like to know more about
Foodbanks, ask Margaret or David Kirby,
or go on the Leeds South and East Website
– leedssouthandeast.foodbank.org.uk.
David and Margaret Kirby
What is Messy Church?
Messy Church is a way of being church for families involving fun.
Messy Church is a form of church for children and adults that involves creativity, hospitality and celebration.
Currently there are 3782 churches in the UK and the world to help families find out about the stories of God and His Son Jesus.
A typical session of Messy Church is that there is a welcome, a creative time to explore the biblical theme through crafts and getting messy; a short celebration time involving a story, prayer and a song, then we do what do best—EAT together, then games.
Messy Church helps families to grow no matter what type of family they are, nuclear, extended, church or global.
We meet regularly our meeting dates for this year are over the page.
What Messy Church Isn’t
...just for children. It can and does involve all ages.
...a club. It welcomes everyone, values everyone, is always for the outsider because it is an integral part of our church.
....just for families—all are welcome single, widowed, childless. Church is inclusive not exclusive.
Messy Church at St Giles
The leaders are Janice Smith and Suzannah
Hattersley, supported by a large team of
volunteers without whom we cannot
function. People are needed to prep the
crafts, lead crafts on the day, play music,
play games, prepare and serve food, clear
away. If you feel you can help with this
please contact Janice Smith 0113 203
7523.
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Children’s pages
Harvest
This year the dates for Messy Church are as follows: 17 September – theme Baptism 3pm in the church hall 15 October – theme Giving Thanks 3pm in the church hall 19 November – Noah and that ark 3pm in the church hall 17 December in the morning service at 9.30 we are hoping to present to the church our No rehearsal Nativity. Look out for more information and recruitment of players soon. Look forward to seeing you there.
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Rev Janice Smith Chair Mrs Joanne Dawdry Churchwarden Vice-Chair Mrs June Pickles Churchwarden Mrs Miranda Reynard Ex Officio Secretary Mr Bernard Williams Retires 2018 Treasurer Mrs Karen Giles Retires 2018 Mr Nick Pinches Retires 2018 Mr Alan Tomkins Retires 2018
Mrs Joy Smith Retires 2018 Deanery Synod Rep Vacancy Retires 2019 Mrs Dorothy Powney Retires 2019 Mr Jim Richardson Retires 2019 Mrs Sheila Williams Retires 2019 Mr John Grahame Retires 2019 Ms Krystyna Novak Retires 2020 Dr Sue Ball Retires 2020 Mrs Lesley Reeves Retires 2020 Mrs Eddie Whitehead Retires 2020 Mrs Jude Jones Retires 2020 Mr Jonathan Slater Ex Officio Reader
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Enquiries regarding baptisms, weddings and funerals should be made to Rev Janice Smith :
0113 203 7523
Parish Register
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Diary for October Tues 3 Circle Dancing 7:45 pm
Wed 4 Toddler Praise 10—11 am
Luncheon Club 12:15 pm
Mother’s Union 2 pm
“Magistrates in the Community“
Sun 8 Big Harvest Lunch 12 noon
Tues 10 Women’s Fellowship 8.00 pm
Malcolm Johnson “ Radio & TV jingles”
Wed 11 CATS 9:15 – 11:15 am
Thurs 12 Men’s Supper Club 6.30 for 7.00 pm
Keith Hall “The History of Markenfield
Hall”
Sun 15 Messy Church 3 – 5 pm
Tues 17 Circle Dancing 7:45 pm
Wed 26 CATS 9:15 – 11:15 am
Open House 2 pm
Sun 22 Activities for children during 9:30 am
Service
Tues 31 Circle Dancing 7:45 pm
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Advertisers’ Index
Administrative services David Bransby 26 Personal computer Training 22
Car Mechanics Sentinel 17
Estate Agents
Manning Stainton 18
Day Care
Cliffe House Day Nursery 24
Finances and Solicitors Morrish & Co 4
Rockwood Financial Solutions 12
Funeral Directors Donald Pickles 8 Good’s 14 Slater’s 28
Health & Beauty Gunn Dental Care 6 Nth Leeds Physio 20 Senior & Rhodes 6
House and Garden Andrew Gamble 18 Arthur Clemens 10
J & D Convery 20 D PA Fletcher 16 Green Renovations 6 Lily’s 8 LV Windows 12
Plumbers and Gas Engineers Andrew Dodsworth 28
Res/Nursing homes Ashcroft House 16 Headingley Hall 4
Food retailers Bramhope Deli 17 Popsie’s 10
Window Cleaning
M Milner 6
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Sunday 8.15am 9.30am 6.30pm
1st Bill Cunliff
Steve McGraw Philip Margaret North Kendall-Smith
Margaret North
2nd NO SERVICE John Grahame Mike Riley
Neil Simpson Margaret North
3rd Janet Howard Fred Archenhold Bob Lewis Joan Archenhold
Michael Coles
4th NO SERVICE Janet Cunliffe Lesley Reeves
Alan Woodthorpe
5th John Grisdale Sue Gamble
Sara Leefe Jean Snowball Audrey Harrison
Pat Gregersen
Church flowers Coffee
Guild
Member
Oct 1 Joy Smith Judy Brown & Sue Henry
Oct 8 Harvest Festival Elizabeth Johnson & Jo Simpson
Oct 15 After Harvest Festival Sara Leefe & Anne Marshall
Oct 22 Sara Leefe Sue Ball & Miranda Reynard
Oct 29 Lisa Wright Julie & Alan Tomkins
Sidespersons
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Hon Assistants Canon John Clayton & Rev David Kirby
Churchwardens Joanne Dawdry 203 7182, [email protected]
June Pickles 203 7797, [email protected]
Reader Jonathan Slater 284 3136, [email protected]
Mary Mumby 284 2439, [email protected]
Alpha Administrator Karen Giles 267 1785, [email protected]
Baptisms Administrator Mary Mumby 284 2439
Bible Reading Notes Liz Johnson 284 2523, [email protected]
Brownies (Fridays) Nicola Wall [email protected]
Brownies (Tuesdays) Sue Rugg 07973 914976,
CATS (Carers & Toddlers)
Leadership team
Kevin McIntosh
Gill & Nick Pinches
345 3147
284 2063
Children’s Society Anne Marshall 267 3092
Christian Aid Marion Skirrow 261 4156, [email protected]
Church Hall Management Committee
- Chairman Tony North 284 2143, [email protected]
- Booking Secretary Julie Tomkins 284 2187, [email protected]
- Housekeeping Krystyna Novak 267 0311
Church & Hall Fabric Chairman Nick Pinches 284 2063
Church Linen Mary Mumby 284 2439
Circle Dancing Joan Peart 284 2549, [email protected]
Coffee Rota Karen Giles 267 1785
Communications Chairperson Janice Smith 203 7523
Cradle Roll Jill Perkin 267 4082
Deputy Wardens: Hazel Lee
Jean Bradshaw
Jean Weatherill
Stephen Giles
284 2573
267 3715
267 2421
267 1785
Electoral Roll Jean Weatherill 267 2421
Sara Leefe 267 4188 Flower Rota
Marva Fuller 284 3227
GTK & Photography Bill Cunliffe 2672326, [email protected]
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Grounds Rota Alan Tomkins 284 2187, [email protected]
Librarian and Archivist Sue Grahame 267 3807
Men’s Supper Club:
- Convenor Martin Lee 284 2145, [email protected]
- Meeting Secretary & Treasurer Derek Owram 284 3301, [email protected]
- Speaker Secretary Jonathan Slater 284 3136, [email protected]
Ministry Leadership Team
- Coordinator Jonathan Slater 284 3136, [email protected]
LYCIG (Leading Your Church In Growth) Janice Smith 203 7523
Mothers’ Union:
- Coordinator Mary Mumby 284 2439
- Minutes Secretary Joanne Dawdry 203 7182
Open House June Pickles
Joanne Dawdry
203 7797
203 7182
Organist & Choirmaster John Smith 261 0101
PCC Secretary Miranda Reynard 203 7001
PCC Treasurer Bernard Williams 318 8707, [email protected]
Planned Giving Officers Andrew Taylor
Gillian Taylor
203 7289
Envelope Stewardship Secretary Sue Ball 267 3772
Photocopying Hilary Molyneux 284 3654
Readings Rota Mary Mumby 284 2439
Risk Management John Grahame
Steve Giles
267 3807
267 1785
Safeguarding Officer Matthew Laird 07917 859298,
Social Committee Chairperson Janice Smith 203 7523
Walking Groups Ken Ball 267 3772
Welcome Coordinator Krystyna Novak 267 0311
Women’s Fellowship Co-Leaders Jenny Platt 267 8286
Hazel Lee 284 2573
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Church Services for October 2017
Sunday 1st SIXTEENTH AFTER TRINITY
8.15am Holy Communion (BCP)
9.30am Parish Communion (CW)
6.30pm Choral Evensong
Thursday 5th 10.30am First Thursday Holy Communion (BCP)
Sunday 8th SEVENTEENTH AFTER TRINITY / HARVEST
8.15am NO SERVICE
10.30am Harvest Festival Service
6.30pm Harvest Songs of Praise with Holy Communion (CW)
Thursday 12th 10.30am Holy Communion (BCP)
Sunday 15th EIGHTEENTH AFTER TRINITY
8.15am Holy Communion (BCP)
9.30am Parish Communion (CW)
3.00pm Messy Church
6.30pm Choral Evensong
Thursday 19th 10.30am Holy Communion (BCP)
Sunday 22nd NINETEENTH AFTER TRINITY
8.15am NO SERVICE
9.30am Together Communion (CW) with Healing Ministry
6.30pm Parish Communion (CW)
Thursday 26th 10.30am Holy Communion (BCP)
Sunday 29th LAST AFTER TRINITY / ALL SAINTS SUNDAY
8.15am Holy Communion (BCP)
9.30am Parish Communion (CW)
6.30pm Choral Evensong
NOVEMBER 2017
Thursday 2nd 10.30am First Thursday Holy Communion (BCP)
Sunday 5th FOURTH BEFORE ADVENT
8.15am Holy Communion (BCP)
9.30am Parish Communion (CW) with Healing Ministry
6.30pm “In Loving Memory” Service
