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October 2020 in Faulkbourne Parish News The Magazine for the Parishes of TERLING with FAIRSTEAD, WHITE NOTLEY & FAULKBOURNE Published monthly by the Parochial Church Councils for the Four Parishes. During the Coronavirus pandemic copies are available online: www.newsfromthefourparishes.wordpress.com/ Revd. Paul Watkin Team Vicar (White Notley) Telephone: 01376 583 930 Email: [email protected] Revd. Will Abbott Pioneer Minister Telephone 07702 023144 Revd. Rob Cadman Locum Vicar Telephone 07933 713318 Terling - allsaintsterling Faulkbourne - St-Germanus White Notley - St-Etheldreda Churchwardens Contact Details: Fairstead David Boyle 01245 233435 [email protected] Sam Edwards 01245 362892 [email protected] Vicars & Churchwardens Faulkbourne Melanie Hicks 01376 519941 / 07956 639877 [email protected] Heather Brewster 01376 517095 / 07948 281208 [email protected] Terling Sarah McNamara 01245 233540 [email protected] Robert Eveleigh 01245 233686 [email protected] White Notley Ian Bentley 01376 583119 [email protected] Antony Stark 01376 583117 [email protected] Details of services and other information also on www.terlingandfairstead.org.uk SEE PAGE 36 FOR DETAILS OF ADVERTISING AND MAGAZINE CONTACTS Email us at [email protected] Page 2 UK Govt advice as at 19th September 2020 UK Govt advice as at 19th September 2020 Find out what you need to do Further Help Available General Information Email us at [email protected] Page 3 The Parish News The Magazine for the Parishes of Fairstead, Faulkbourne, Terling & White Notley All Change! I know there are lots of views BUT We have all been told, that we MUST wear masks in every shop, including our local ones, and also, even outside anywhere, when we cannot maintain a safe distance of at least two metres from others. This instruction is about protecting others from each of us, as so many carriers of COVID, of all ages, are genuinely unaware that they are carrying the virus but are still able to spread it to others. This is so different from old fashioned flu or a heavy cold because we know we have either of those very quickly, so we spread it much less before taking to our bed. Some people are against wearing a mask for a variety of reasons. None of us like wearing them, but for some, such as those with severe asthma or other breathing issues, they are a real problem. Please be kind to those not wearing them, as we don’t know what problems they may have. However, if it is just by choice that someone will not wear a mask, which is their right outside (as I write this) in the fresh air and where they maintain at least two metres from others not from their household, it is also the right of the rest of us to stay safe from them. Although recent good news is that wearing a mask apparently also does offer some limited protection from those about us who cannot, or will not, wear theirs, it is not as safe as if all of us that can wear them, do so. Every time. We might be life-savers. Please, continue to stay safe, but also help keep others safe by wearing your mask. Good News Corner Young people of all ages returned to school, college and university. Rev’d Will held the first service (I believe but I may be wrong!) from Terling Ford. What a lovely service on a warm summer day! The Owl’s Hill Tea Room, The Square & Compasses, The Rayleigh Arms all increased their opening. Check their websites for their latest details of opening and reservations details. Ruby’s greengrocery (and more) now hopes to become a permanent feature in Faulkbourne. The restaurant re-opened at the Cross Keys White Notley. Email us at [email protected] 4 The Parish News The Magazine for the Parishes of Fairstead, Faulkbourne, Terling & White Notley Church Services in October 2020 Fairstead with Terling Faulkbourne & White Notley FAIRSTEAD TERLING FAULKBOURNE WHITE NOTLEY Always open for individual Open daily for individual Open for private prayer. by visits and private prayer visits and private prayer arrangement with Churchwarden 07956 639877 Saturday 3.00pm 3rd October Saturday Prayers Rev’d Will Abbott Sunday 10.30 10.00am 4th October All Age Service Faulkbourne hosting Group Rev’d Will Abbott Holy Communion (CW) Rev'd Rob Cadman Saturday 3.00pm 10th October Saturday Prayers Rev’d Will Abbott Sunday 4.00pm 9.30am 11.00am 11th October Harvest Festival with Holy Communion Harvest Festival Holy Communion Rev’d Rob Cadman Family Service Rev’d Will Abbott Lay led Saturday 3.00pm 17th October Saturday Prayers Rev’d Will Abbott Sunday 10.30am No Service 11.00am 18th October All Age Worship Harvest Festival with Rev’d Will Abbott Holy Communion Rev’d Paul Watkin Saturday 3.00pm 24th October Saturday Prayers Rev’d Will Abbott Sunday 9.30am 4.00pm 6.00pm 25th October Morning Prayer Holy Communion Taizé service Jennifer Bailey Rev Stephen Northfield Lay led - S May Saturday 3.00pm 30th October Saturday Prayers Rev’d Will Abbott Sunday 10.30am 10.00am 1st November All Age Service Faulkbourne hosting Group Rev’d Will Abbott Holy Communion (CW) Rev'd Rob Cadman Services may well not follow pre-covid format in respect of hymn singing or communion and participants must respect social distancing and safety requirements. Email us at [email protected] 5 The Parish News The Magazine for the Parishes of Fairstead, Faulkbourne, Terling & White Notley St Nicolas' Church, Witham Regular Services at St Nicolas Church Witham Due to current Church of England guidelines regarding Covid-19, some of our services are online as detailed below. Mon - Fri 9.00am Virtual morning prayer contact Revd Christine or Parish Office for details Sundays 10.00am Live as well as streamed from https://www.facebook.com/ stnicswitham 10.30am All Age Service streamed live on facebook.com/ hopecommunitychurchwitham Contact Revd Will or Parish Office for details 6.00pm Evensong streamed live on Facebook.com/stnicswitham Wednesdays 5.30pm Crib on Facebook at facebook.com/ hopecommunitychurchwitham We will be starting some 10am services at St Nicolas' Church from Sunday 13 September. Numbers are limited, so please book your place by contacting the Parish Administrator (01376 517117) CLICK ON THE IMAGES BELOW TO USE THESE ONLINE FACILITIES FROM THE CHURCH WEBSITE https://www.churchofengland.org/more/media-centre/ church-online TIME TO PRAY APP CORONAVIRUS LITURGY READ TODAY'S PRAYER JOIN US IN A SERVICE Services of Daily Prayer, AND PRAYER Here is today's prayer OF DAILY PRAYER Psalms and readings RESOURCES from the Church of Listen to Prayer during from Common Worship Special prayers, England the Day and Night intercessions and liturgy Prayer, each day for COVID-19 Email us at [email protected] 6 The Parish News The Magazine for the Parishes of Fairstead, Faulkbourne, Terling & White Notley *Please note: We often ask for smaller packs - Larger packs do not fit in our boxes and make it difficult for our clients to carry home. Also, we are unable (for hygiene reasons) to split larger size or catering packs. Email us at [email protected] 7 The Parish News The Magazine for the Parishes of Fairstead, Faulkbourne, Terling & White Notley The Vicar’s letter from Rev’d Paul Most, or perhaps all, readers will be familiar still today. In October, we're with the notion that the British are sometimes presented with a delightful called a nation of 'animal lovers', and for a great occasion to celebrate animal number of people this is no doubt true. life from around the world in all of it's varied forms with the 4th Just a little research into some of the most recent of the month being St Francis' figures suggests that as a nation we own feast day. This year also see us somewhere around 10 million of each cats and being blest with this date dogs! Quite a number by any standards, and this is happening to actually fall on a aside from rabbits, rodents, fish, and other more Sunday, and so we have an exotic pets which people might have. I dare say that extra special opportunity to many people have also found the company of celebrate this saint's life, and animals invaluable to them in perhaps new ways think about the example which he still leaves us with during the past recent months of lock-down too. today. Plus, lots of churches offer thanksgiving for Additionally the British Isles boasts an extraordinary the Harvest during October too, providing us with array of wildlife, being made up of indigenous even more reason to think about and celebrate the species as well as some which were introduced to natural world. our country by people in years gone by. October can also be a time of year when we really Animals, including our own British wildlife provide feel a change in the weather. For many people the interest and diversity to our natural world as well as central heating has now gone back on after being nurturing the eco-system; and pets provide people switched off during the summer months, and when of all ages with companionship and love. But how the clocks have gone back the nights really start to often do we take all of this for granted? Like so draw in. But before we start to feel too despondent many other aspects of our lives we can get used to about all this, let's remember that it's also a great having wonderful things around us when we share time of year to curl up indoors on the sofa watching time with them every day.
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