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THE LINK Tyres — Batteries — Exhausts — Servicing — MOT Testing — Brakes — Wheel Balancing Follow Us on Twitter @Strobertspannal — Tracking Pannal Motor Centre February 2019 Suggested donation 50p Station Road, Pannal, Harrogate HG3 1JN Tel: 01423 873823 THE LINK Tyres — Batteries — Exhausts — Servicing — MOT Testing — Brakes — Wheel Balancing Follow us on twitter @StRobertsPannal — Tracking Hubert Swainson AROMATHERAPY, REFLEXOLOGY & THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE Funeral Services Ltd (20 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE) Distinctive personal arrangements Nicola Walmsley BSc(Hons) ITEC, IFR by Geoffrey Brewster Dip Fd Available at: 39 Franklin Road, Harrogate 1 Walton Park, Pannal, Tel: 01423 504571 Harrogate HG3 1EJ Tel 07714093555 Private Chapels Day or Night WINDOW REPAIRS A local glazier for all your needs TEL. 870947 St Robert’s Church St Michael and All Angels www.harrogatewindowrepairs.co.uk Pannal Beckwithshaw The monthly newsletter for Pannal & Beckwithshaw WHO’S WHO IN THE CHURCHES Vicar Reverend John Smith 391514 window cleaning services Assistant Curate Reverend Abbie Palmer 543478 WHY CHOOSE CLEANBRIGHT? St Robert’s St Michael's Local family run business Churchwardens Ted Collings Kathryn Wilson Professional, reliable service 07766920000 565812 Competitive prices Ann Howard Jon Bryant Fully insured 0113 2886646 531261 Choice of traditional window cleaning or Reach & Wash Director of Music Kevin Paynes We also offer the following services: 872651 Gutter clearing Secretary to PCC Sarah Downham Tim White Conservatory roof cleaning 07931506048 701579 Drive and patio area jet washing Treasurer Anita Hawker Emma Fordham For a free quotation please call 01423 313073 or email your details to 871283 07860565405 [email protected] Junior Church Louise Sinclair Sophie Morrison 07771655599 07515596246 Church Flowers June Melvin Kate Layfield 879097 550291 Verger Christine Ward-Campbell 870492 Bell Tower Captain Anne McGeoch 567821 The Church Office—Administrator: Tim White “ABOUT THE HOME” The Church Office is open between 9.30am and 12.30pm Monday, AN EFFICIENT, RELIABLE AND AFFORDABLE HOME CLEANING SERVICE. NO JOB Wednesday and Friday 01423 873577 TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL. SPRING CLEANS OR REGULAR CLEANS TO SUIT YOUR [email protected] REQUIREMENTS. WE GUARANTEE YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. Chapter House Bookings CALL JULIA OR HAZEL TODAY FOR A QUOTE. For bookings please contact the administrator 07821 298856 (HAZEL) 07930 978667 (JULIA) 01423 551116 GENUINE REFERENCES AVAILABLE Dear Friends, Being new to ordained ministry, people are often interested to hear how I came to be in the role. Calling and vocation are funny things. I regularly meet people like myself who find themselves exactly where they NEVER thought they’d be. And yet it has been the best thing they could have done. It is surprising how God equips us so that, when we are ready, we can step out and become our very best selves. That is key… that the calling we each have is unique. It is as unique as we are. We each have our part to play. But all Christians do have a single focus, and Chapter House at St Robert’s, Pannal that is to follow Christ. We are all called to dedicate ourselves to loving God, ourselves and our neighbours above all other things. How we do that is unique. The Chapter House is available for hire at the following rates: And at different times in our lives this calling will be different. For example, Half Day/Evening £40 some of us will be called to care for elderly relatives for a time. Others may be called by God to set aside a particular job or working environment. Some may All Day £75 feel called to some voluntary work briefly or for a longer period. This includes full use of the car park/kitchen /toilets etc. The How do we know when we are called to something? This is one of the hardest kitchen is very well equipped with a dishwasher, coffee machine, areas for anyone to give an answer. My own experience tells me that when you are called to something you will be nudged in that direction by lots of different water boiler. The Chapter House has a projector screen, tables, means, and that when you explore that path you will feel a deep sense of peace comfortable chairs and can be set out to suit a huge variety of about it, even though it may not be an easy choice. events. It also really helps to talk to someone if you are unsure. Talk to friends and family, even if it feels a little strange. Or talk to another member of the church Caterers can be arranged. family who you trust. John or I are always available to talk as well, whether the It is also only a five minute walk from Pannal Railway Station question is big or small. and a short walk from the No. 36 bus route. At present, there are two big questions of calling in our churches. St Michael’s PCC is asking where we are being called as regards our planned building For further details, please contact the church office: telephone works, and who will play a part in fulfilling our missional expansion. At St (01423) 873577 or e-mail [email protected] Robert’s we are wondering who will be called in this year to the voluntary role of churchwarden; a big responsibility but also a hugely privileged role. I hope we all feel called to pray and deeply consider if we are called to play a larger part in encouragement or involvement in these ways. I know from experience what an incredible feeling comes from being where God calls us to be. Blessings Abbie Dates For Your Diary in February Meetings are held in St Robert’s Chapter House unless otherwise stated. February Mon 4th 8.45am Church Café (until 10.30am) Wed 6th 7.30pm Mothers’ Union Elm Tree Properties offers our Clients the most comprehensive Thrs 7th 11.30am The Bible Course Property / Building Maintenance Services, from all works inside Sun 10th Junior Church Blue Group Cake Stall 3.30pm Youth Group your property to all external works. Mon 11th 8.45am Church Café (until 10.30am) 2.00pm Music Circle Property Maintenance – Thrs 14th 11.30am The Bible Course Mon 18th 8.45am Church Café (until 10.30am) Internal :- Building - Heating - Plumbing – Joinery 1.30pm Bible Book Club Tues 19th 12.00pm Lunch Club and Communion External :- Building – Landscaping, Fencing – Gates – Wed 20th 7.00pm Pannal Wives Ground works – Patio’s Thrs 21st 11.30am The Bible Course Sun 24th 4.40pm Youth Group Commercial Property. Thrs 28th 11.30am The Bible Course Building / Fabric Maintenance and Refurbishment Young People’s Confirmation Classes Wednesday 13th, 20th & 27th February at 5.15pm To Contact us for a (Free Quotation) you can either: - Remember: Coffee, Cake and Conversation at 10.00am 5th and 19th February in Beckwithshaw Village Hall Email – [email protected] Land Line – 01423 873221 Come and Join us for Coffee in St Robert’s Chapter House. Mobile – 07872 822979 Every Monday 8.45am until 10.30am. Web – www.etpuk.com Come along and enjoy a cuppa and a cake and catch up with the local community. All welcome—toys available for the children. Elm Tree Properties, 22 Station Road, Pannal, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3 1JN H. C. TOWNSEND & SON LUXURY CARE FOR THE ELDERLY IN HARROGATE Incorporating BACKHOUSE of Hunsingore FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Gatehouse Family Run Business Established 1927 Visit us anytime at 9 Manor Road, Harrogate HG2 0HP Funeral Director David Townsend * Dignified and Caring Service To find out more about Day, Respite or Residential Elderly * Private Chapel of Rest care for you or your relative please call Jamie MacArthur on 01423 535730 * Personal Attention Day or Night Offers discerning clientele, person centered care and services, * Pre-funeral arrangements Tailored to your needs affording the opportunity to live life in luxury with dignity and * Free Advice and Quotations pleasure. Our dedicated team work tirelessly to ensure that the Home offers clean, safe, pleasant surroundings and a relaxed Tel: 01423 871110 / 359190 HCT atmosphere by giving genuine care and support to all our Residents. Web: www.hctownsend.co.uk Established 1927 Located close to the Stray, the E-mail: [email protected] Gatehouse is on a quiet road near to Oakfield House, Tofts Lane, Follifoot, Harrogate. HG3 1DY Valley Gardens and Harlow Carr. The aim of the Gatehouse is to offer our Residents maximum independence Lunch Club within their capabilities in order that they each lead full and varied lives, Tuesday February 19th supported by staff every hour of every Holy Communion at 12.00pm (optional) followed by day. lunch at 12.30pm Lunch Club is in the Chapter House at St. Robert’s Church We are proud of our excellent Food, every month. Serving a home cooked main course, dessert and offering a truly first class dining drinks: £10 per person. A main course with a selection of experience, with Chefs preparing vegetables, followed by a choice of puddings. Coffee/tea with meals to order from the finest locally sourced ingredients. mints to finish. Transport can be provided.. A warm welcome to all. Telephone Jean Hannam for further details - 01423 545646. Email: [email protected] PANNAL WIVES Gardening Club Our next meeting will be on Wednesday February 20th at 7.30 Beckwithshaw with Pannal and Burn in the Chapterhouse where a talk will be given by Keith Tordoff, entitled “Sweets for All”. Visitors and new members are always Bridge welcome at this friendly group. If you have any queries do gave Although there is plenty to do in our gardens, Gardening Club me a call. hibernates in January and February, with our first meeting of this year taking place on Thursday 21st March, 7:30 prompt at Margaret Staples Tel 561529 Beckwithshaw Village Hall. Our speaker will be Peter Walker from Wack’s Wicked Plants, which specialises in carnivorous plants! Peter is well known as an entertaining speaker, as well as being hugely knowledgeable, so do come along for a most interesting start to our Club year.
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