Bolingbroke Deanery

GGrraappeeVViinnee OCTOBER 2015 ISSUE 472

• Mission Statement The is called by God to faithful worship, confident discipleship and joyful service.

• Vision Statement To be a healthy, vibrant and sustainable church, transforming lives in Greater

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READINGS AT THE EUCHARIST

Principal Service

Sunday 4th October 18th Sunday after Trinity (Green) Continuous: Related: First Reading Job 1.1; 2.1-10 Genesis 2.18-24 Psalm/Canticle Psalm 26 Psalm 8 Second Reading Hebrews 1.1-4; 2.5-12 Gospel Mark 10.2-16

Sunday 11th October 19th Sunday after Trinity (Green) Continuous: Related: First Reading Job 23.1-9, 16-end Amos 5.6-7, 10-15 Psalm/Canticle Psalm 22.1-15 Psalm 90.12-end Second Reading Hebrews 4.12-end Gospel Mark 10.17-31

Sunday 18th October 20th Sunday after Trinity (Red) Luke the Evangelist First Reading Isaiah 35.3-6 or Acts 16.6-12a Psalm/Canticle Psalm 147.1-7 Second Reading 2 Timothy 4.5-17 Gospel Luke 10.1-9

Sunday 25th October Last Sunday after Trinity (Green) Continuous: Related: First Reading Job 42.1-6, 10-17 Jeremiah 31.7-9 Psalm/Canticle Psalm 34.1-8, 19-end Psalm 126 [or 34.1-8] Second Reading Hebrews 7.23-end Gospel Mark 10.46-end

St Andrew’s Church,

COFFEE MORNINGS

th th Tuesday 6 October Tuesday 20 October

Tuesday 3 November

10.30am in church

2 ’s Letter

Dear Friends,

I am writing this letter to you just after our first diocesan synod meeting of a new triennium, held early in September. By the time you read this we will have welcomed many people, from across the diocese, to the Saints in Every Generation event in the Cathedral. Two quite different occasions, but both a sign of our commitment to each other as members together of the family of God here in greater Lincolnshire.

As you know, as a diocese we have committed ourselves to being faithful in worship, confident in discipleship and joyful in service. This year has seen the launch of our discipleship programme, aimed at helping all of us to think and pray about the particular and distinct contribution we can make to the life of the world and in response to God’s call. One of the highlights of Saints in Every Generation was the opportunity for everyone present to pledge to do one thing, however large or small, which would take them further on their journey towards confident discipleship. I would like to thank everyone who attended and assure you that I will read each of the pledges you so faithfully gave.

This time of year is often associated with new beginnings, and that is certainly the case in the life of the diocese this year. I am delighted that we will soon be welcoming as the next Archdeacon of Stow and Lindsey. Mark will be installed at evensong in the Cathedral on 10th October. All are most welcome to attend. If you would like to do so, please let the precentor’s office know so that everyone can be welcomed and accommodated (01522 561632).

Later in the year, we will welcome the Reverend Dr Nicholas Chamberlain among us as of . I’ve written elsewhere of my belief that Dr Chamberlain brings fabulous gifts, a truly pastoral heart, a profound faith and indefatigable dedication to the mission and purpose of the Church. I am gratified that we have been able to attract a priest of his calibre to be , and I ask you to hold him in your prayers as he prepares for his ordination to the episcopate on 19 November.

Alongside this, there is also a significant farewell to be said as Tim Barker prepares to leave the diocese after 17 years of faithful service as parish priest and then archdeacon. As Tim moves to his new post of Dean of Guernsey and Rector of St André de la Pommaraye later in the autumn, he and Judy will go with our love blessings and a huge debt of gratitude for all that they have given to the diocese.

With every good wish, +Christopher Lincoln:

3 Archdeacon Tim Barker’s Visitation to Bolingbroke Deanery

It was good to welcome Archdeacon Tim to all of our Churches at the end of August and the beginning of September (with the exception of one, but he will get round to that before he leaves [see Bishop Christopher’s letter]). It is one of the traditional duties of an Archdeacon to check if everything in a Parish Church is running as it should, but more often than not it has been observed in the breach or the task has been delegated to the Rural Dean. I have done several groups in the past and really enjoyed seeing what happens with care, dedication and much love in our amazing parish Churches. I know Tim really enjoyed his visitation and felt it brought so much of our shared ministry alive.

This reinvigorated Visitation Scheme is so much more than checking the silver etc. (I know Tim particularly enjoyed some of the very special communion plate we still use in our worship) because it is shared with the in a four year cycle to make sure that we all make connection and better share the work we are doing. Because we have had the Archdeacon first we can expect a visit from the Bishop in two years’ time and his visit will be primarily to those in leadership ministry but at the same time will want to check out with parishioners how well the clergy and others are serving them.

As part of that process there will be a Ministry Development Review for each Incumbent lead by a member of the Bishop’s Staff one year and the next year the Rural Dean will informally make sure agreed objectives are reasonable and helpful. Other members of the Ministry Team will go through a similar process but with other reviewers taking the lead.

It was a good start to the process and I look forward to Archdeacon Tim’s report when he has time to write it! The report will be a useful tool to help us simplify and hone the work we do in our Churches as will the other aspects of the process to gain a fresh insight to the work we share.

So the whole process is not so much a visitation but a renewal of our understanding of what it means to be part of a shared ministry, “both yours and mine”.

I personally wish Tim & Judy every blessing in Guernsey, I will miss his support and pray for the appointment of a new Archdeacon as soon as possible. I am not sure what the interim arrangements are but no doubt we will be supported by Justine, the Archdeacon of Boston and Mark Steadman the new Archdeacon of Stow and Lindsey.

Yours Peter

4 October Diary Dates 2nd Harvest Festival 3rd St James coffee morning, 10am-12 noon & Shoebox Appeal 3rd EQUIP – Christian Resources Expo at Lincolnshire Showground 3rd Harvest Festival followed by tea 3rd ‘An evening of Music’ concert at St James’ church, 7.30pm, £5 6th Deanery Synod, 7pm, Community Centre 7th Team Worship meeting, 2pm at The Vicarage 7th Toynton PCC, 7pm 8th Fr Martin’s induction. Bus leaves at 4.05pm 9th Home Communions 9th School Harvest service in church, 2pm 9th Harvest Supper 10th Lincoln Readers Quinquennial Service in 12th PCC, 2pm 12th Old Bolingbroke Harvest Supper 13th Little Steeping PCC, 4pm 13th Keals Club Harvest Festival 18th Stewardship Sunday 19th Stickney Primary School assembly for St Luke’s Day in church 20th The Old Rectory Communion 21st Marden Hill Cluster meeting, 7pm at The Vicarage 24th St James Gift Day & coffee morning, 10am–12noon 27th PCC, 10am at Manor Farm, Keal Coates 29th Chapter Meeting at Fr Peter’s 31st HOP visit to Cogglesford Mill 31st Stickney Cluster Auction – Community Hall, Stickney

November Diary Dates 1st All Souls Service of Reflection at Stickney 3rd PCC, 7pm 4th Spilsby Cluster meeting, Spilsby Vicarage, 7pm 7th Diocesan Synod 7th Old Bolingbroke Christmas Fayre 8th-9th Stickford History Exhibition 14th Hundleby Christmas Fayre, 10-12 noon 15th Civic Sunday Service at St James, 12.30pm 20th church Christmas Fayre, 10am-12 noon 21st St James Church Christmas Fayre, 10am-4pm 28th Christmas Fayre

5 Group Registers: Funerals: Spilsby Cluster John Miller Middleton 78 years Spilsby (Ashby) died 15.08.15 Marjorie Stennett 98 years Spilsby died 11.09.15

Stickney Cluster William Pepperdine 84 years Stickney died 20.08.15

Weddings: Spilsby Martin George Elston & Beverley June Bray Spilsby 29.08.15 Peter Timothy Cleaver & Katie Louise North Spilsby 29.08.15 Robert Darren Bean & Victoria Beth Maycock Halton Holegate 12.09.15

Baptisms: Spilsby Cluster Lillia Rose Tunnard Spilsby 30.08.15 Cluster Ivor Eric Wright Dalby 30.08.15 Marden Hill Cluster Lacey Olivia Martin 12.09.15

St Andrew Sausthorpe – A Crisis Meeting Local Residents and All who are Concerned with the Future of Sausthorpe Church are Invited to a Meeting to talk about the future of our amazing Church. Monday 5th October 7.00pm at Sausthorpe Institute

I will be there along with Archdeacon Tim and Keith Halliday and various members of the Diocesan Buildings Team.

The Question to be asked is can we afford to Repair the Church Building.

The problem is that we have gained enough Grant Aid to do the necessary repairs but we don’t have enough annual income to maintain adequate insurance (a precondition of accepting the grant money) in order to cover the cost of repaying public money if the building were to be damaged, as well as having sufficient additional income to run a viable Church. This is not just a problem for Sausthorpe but for many of our country Churches in our small villages.

I am not crying wolf, this is make or break time for St Andrew’s. Please come along and let us see what we can do together with this challenge.

Every Blessing Peter Coates Team Rector

6 RNLI

Quiz Evening and Fish and Chip Supper

to be held in

Raithby Village Hall

Friday 2 October 2015 at 7.30 pm

Tickets £10 Contact: 01790 752068 (after 7 pm) for tickets and enquiries

All proceeds towards saving lives at sea

C O F F E E M O R N I N G S (last of the season)

Saturday 3 October 10am – 12 noon

plus Children’s Society Fundraiser

and ‘Shoebox Appeal’

Come and join us

FAMILY SERVICE.

The subject we thought about was food and Jane Howsam worked with the children as they thought about their favourite food and drink. The service took the form of a simplified version of Holy Communion. Hilary Astley was Crucifer and Server whilst Josh and Jamie acted as Acolytes. David Smith read the lesson and was the Chalice Assistant. Eileen Skinner and Jean Woodward brought the bread, wine and water to the altar. Greg Ward, on the keyboard, accompanied the hymns.

The celebrant was the Rev’d Joan Thornett and she talked with the children about food and its importance in maintaining healthy bodies and minds. She also spoke about the need to feed our spirits and that joining together to worship, to share in bread and wine or to receive a blessing was a way we could do this. She explained her actions during the service: how the gospel

7 procession was bringing the good news to the people; how she was setting the table for this special meal and how she was washing up at the end.

Coffee, tea and biscuits were served by Eileen Skinner and Win Iremonger at the end of the service.

ST JAMES’ CHURCH, SPILSBY

presents

An Evening of Music Featuring Zero Degrees Chorus

& The Sax Works Saxophone Quartet

Saturday 3rd October

7.30pm

Tickets £5 on the door (Under 16s free-of-charge) are available in advance from 01754 830203

St Andrew’s Church, Halton Holegate

Join us for our Harvest Festival service in church on Sunday 4th October at 3.00 pm

On Monday 5th October you are invited to join us for a meal

at The Bell Inn at 7.00pm, prior to the auction of produce. Main course £6.50 Dessert £2.50

Meals can be booked directly with 'The Bell' 01790 753242 or Marion Gray 01790 753853

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Raithby Village Hall

40’s Night celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain Second Sunday at 6

Saturday 10th October St Andrew’s, Little Steeping Dine and Dance 11th October, Rationing will be set aside for one night! 6.00pm

ALL WELCOME

St Helen's Church East Keal

Welcomes you to our Harvest Church Service

th Sunday 11 October starting at 3pm

Come and give thanks at this wonderful time of the year when all the Crops have been gathered, and we thank God for his bountiful gifts.

Refreshments available after the service.

This year’s collection will be for, St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice. All tin goods to Centrepoint Outreach in Boston and the Food Bank in Spilsby.

Anyone who wants to donate flowers or produce (fresh or tinned) can take them to the Church on Saturday 10th October between 10am and 2pm (or leave them in the porch).

9 CAPTION COMPETITION APTION COMPET

September Winner:

‘I could lie here for hours, but unfortunately we still have twenty miles to go’ – Doreen Cooley

‘Wow! That was some cuddle, I hope I will catch up with you guys later!!’ – Di Brill

‘Eh up lad you’re not ready for the graveyard yet! A good cup of tea from the lovely Stickney ladies will revive you enough for the last few miles.’ – Jenny Williams

OCTOBER PHOTO

Please send your captions, by 16th October to

‘Caption Competition’ The Vicarage, Church Street, Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF

or email to [email protected]

Don’t forget a prize is given for the winning entry 10 HARVEST CELEBRATIONS AT OLD BOLINGBROKE

The Harvest Festival service will be held at the Church of SS Peter and Paul on Sunday 11 October at 6.00 p.m.

On Monday 12 October come and join us for the famous Old Bolingbroke Harvest Supper at 7.00pm in the Ramsden Village Hall followed by the Auction of Produce.

£7.50 per adult and £4.00 for children under 16.

Please bring your own plates and cutlery and any liquid refreshment of your choice

To reserve your places ring Mary (01790 763595) Sheila (01790 763608) or June (01790 763100).

All proceeds of the sale will be donated to local charities Church

HARVEST SUPPER AND PRODUCE SALE

th Monday 12 October

Eastville Village Hall 6.30pm for 7.00pm

Tickets £6.50 – order on 01205 270 350 and pay at the door

Please bring own plate, knife, fork and spoon

Any items to sell most welcome

SPILSBY U3A

The next meeting will be on

Wednesday 14th October 2.00pm

in the Franklin Hall, Spilsby

Talk: Institute of Advanced Motorists

11 Spilsby Surgery Patient Participation Group ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

7pm on Wednesday 21 October 2015 at the Spilsby Surgery

Anyone wishing to put their name forward for membership

of the PPG committee should let Jason Longstaff, Practice Manager, know in writing, before the

14 October 2015

You have to be a patient of Spilsby Surgery to join the PPG

This is voluntary, un-paid membership. Anyone wishing to join needs to be committed to attending meetings on nd the 2 Wednesday of every alternate month

Membership for 2015-2016 will be confirmed at the AGM

ERESBY NEWS

Harvest time again and some of the residents of Eresby Hall went to Navenby for the annual Harvest Festival. They were lucky enough to come away with first prize for their home grown vegetables.

Pat Bourn and her team of ladies took on the theme of Harvest for the flower arranging class in September. The next one will be in November when the flower arrangements will include poppies for Remembrance.

Helen Palmer, activities coordinator, hopes to start up a mobile trolley service in October selling toiletries, word search books, sweets and other goodies for the residents to purchase although the sweet shop man from Alford does visit once a month for the residents to choose their favourite sweeties. He sells many of the old fashioned favourites which are popular.

In October the residents will also have the opportunity to go across to Eresby School for coffee. Once again the students will serve coffee and cake and chat to their visitors.

12 British Heart Foundation Dance Marathon “One Hundred Dances” Ballroom, Sequence, Party Dances, Spectators Welcome

Sunday 25th October 2015

2.00pm till 8.30pm approx.

Partney Victory Hall

ADMISSION £5.00 (Incl. Tea & Coffee) Bring your own Drinks, Glasses and a Picnic Tea

Leaders & MCs Bob and Niki

For details Tel; 01754 890663 or visit, www.justgiving.com/partneydance

ALSO at PARTNEY VICTORY HALL

“Sequence & Ballroom” Saturday 17th October 2015 7.30 till 10.30

ADMISSION £4.00 (incl Tea & Coffee)

Bring your own Drinks and Glasses!

Dancing to Recorded Music

Leaders & MCs Bob and Niki

13 HUNDLEBY OUTREACH PROJECT and its theme ‘WATER’

POSTSCRIPT TO ‘kick sampling’ in the chalk stream at Snipe Dales on the 21st September.

It was a bit like Ratty’s comment in The Wind in the Willows – “There is nothing – absolutely nothing – half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.” Only on this occasion it was wearing wellies and splashing around in a stream.

So let the children (in alphabetical order) tell it as it was –

Ashton – enjoyed picking up the creatures with the pipette… Elizabeth – most enjoyed looking at the creatures we found in the pond… Eva – enjoyed finding little fish at Snipe Dales and splashing in the stream… Imogen – favourite thing was packed lunch… Libby E – liked seeing fish – they were tiny… Libby M – my favourite part was when we went pond dipping… Lyndon – enjoyed netting the creatures from the stream… Martha – it was great to catch a real live fish! Oscar – liked paddling in the stream and stroking Mollie the collie…

Thank you Will Bartle, Chalk Stream Officer for the Countryside Service, and James Forrester for providing such an interesting and enjoyable experience for both children and their accompanying adults!

The ‘Caption Competition’ photo was also taken at the ‘Kick Sampling’ day so please send in your captions for that one (page 10)

14 LINCOLNSHIRE CHURCHES TRUST SPONSORED BIKE RIDE AND STRIDE

Congratulations to all who took part, raising money for the Lincolnshire Churches Trust and a designated church and thank you to all those who manned the churches to welcome them.

Photo: Martha (6), Elizabeth (3), Jane and James cycled, and Rose and Peta walked. Together we raised £302. A huge thank you to all who sponsored us.

Sam Parsons would like to thank all who sponsored her on the ‘Ride & Stride’ helping her to raise just over £200. She just managed to find a little time off whilst working with the church in .

Comment from one rider I took part in Saturday's sponsored cycle event and chose to visit churches in the Spilsby area. (I live in Nettleham, near Lincoln, but take my bike around the county to see different buildings and meet new people each year.) I was delighted to find so many churches in your deanery open and obviously well cared for. I was also warmly received and enjoyed a welcome cup of tea at several places. It was very encouraging.

Toynton All Saints September Lottery Winners 1st No 23 Mrs Saunders 2nd No 32 J Cammack 3rd No 12 R Machin

Marden Hill Cluster September Lottery Winners

1st No 13 S Hillaby 2nd No 50 C Kemp 3rd No 29 W Owen

Very many thanks to all who continue to support our fundraising efforts.

15 Time/ Life is for Sharing, but, How?

“I haven’t got time” Have you said that tiny sentence in the past week? Do you think we all say it or are there people around who do have the time and are never asked? Oh dear, that brings to mind another sentence; “It is easier to do it myself.” Our world seems to be completely overloaded for some, but how much do we bring it upon ourselves by the above two tiny sentences? What can we do about slowing ourselves down and taking a moment here and there to STOP. LOOK. LISTEN?

I do believe it is in the tiny moments, when we actually stop to listen to those around us, that we actually get things into perspective and appreciate the world.

The news is so terrible at the moment, thousands of people fleeing their homes with nowhere to go, how do we constructively make a difference? I am suggesting nothing, except to stop and take a moment to question ourselves as to whether we have even offered a prayer, for ourselves and all God’s people. The refugees highlight the plight of the world and just how many of us are in need of prayer and help.

There is another sentence, in the bible this time, which helps me to try. I can in no way claim to succeed, but the words remind me that doing too much or doing nothing is not an option. They also remind me of the love of God, through his Son. The words are to be found in James; The wisdom from above is in the first place pure and then peace loving, considerate and open minded. It is straight forward, it is sincere, rich in compassion and in deeds of kindness that are its fruit. Peace is the seed bed of righteousness. We need, in some small way, to make time to offer all that we have to do to God. In some small way to accept that there are things we cannot achieve and to hide behind being ever busy will only bring us to our knees, not in prayer but in exhaustion.

The next time we hear ourselves saying: “I haven’t got time.” Or “It is easier to do it myself.” Perhaps we could stop for a moment and ask God for help, he is always waiting and we will never hear him say, “Sorry, I haven’t got time.” His answer may not be the one we wanted, but he will not tell us wrong. Although it may very well not be the answer we wanted.

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October 2015 St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice in your community…

A reminder that our next Coffee Morning takes place on Thursday 15th October, 10am - 12noon at the Louth Hospice, Grimsby Road, LN11 0PX. Everyone is welcome to come along for a morning of delicious refreshments, stalls, raffle and more. Donations of homemade cakes and produce are always welcome. The morning also presents an informal way to find out more about more about the work and services we provide and to take a look at our wonderful Hospice facility.

We will be back at the Louth Hospice with our Christmas Craft & Gift Fayre on Sunday 15th November, 11am-2pm with a selection of beautiful craft and gifts stalls. Why not come along and pick up that unusual gift for Christmas, whilst at the same time enjoying some of our delicious festive refreshments. We will have lots of St Barnabas Festive merchandise including cards, 2016 calendars and diaries! If you wish to book at stall £15 go to www.stbarnabashospice.co.uk/louthxmas

After the success of our 2014 Christmas Lunch we are delighted to be returning to Woody’s Bar & Restaurant, Woodthorpe, Alford, LN13 ODD on Friday 4th December. This is an ideal time to get your festive celebrations off to a great start with a delicious two course lunch, festive tombola, entertainment and more! To find out more and to book tickets £20 go to www.stbarnabashospice.co.uk

By the time this article goes to press my colleague Amy Reeve will have returned from maternity leave. Amy will now cover most of the area; whilst I focus on and . Amy can be contacted on 07442 504651 or email [email protected].

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have supported St Barnabas and me in some way whether by attending events, volunteering, enabling me to deliver a talk or making donations etc. this is very much appreciated. Thanks also to all those involved with this publication for enabling me to raise awareness of your local Hospice and events herein.

With Kind Regards Caroline Swindin Community Events Fundraiser email at [email protected] Mobile: 07435 970309

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Partney Choir (A mixed choir catering for all age groups)

 Weekly rehearsals – Wednesday

(7.30 – 8.45pm)

 No audition necessary

 Music to suit all tastes

 Concerts and services of

celebration

 Sing for enjoyment

 New members always welcome

We are currently in need of a pianist to

assist with accompaniments at

rehearsals and concerts. If you think

you may be able to help us, please contact Margaret White on 01754

890321 or email [email protected]

Deanery Wholeness & Healing Service

St Andrew’s Church, Halton Holegate

th Sunday 18 October

6.00pm

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MARDEN HILL CLUSTER

East Keal--Hagnaby-Hagworthingham-Hareby-Mavis Enderby-Miningsby- Lusby-Old Bolingbroke-Toynton All Saints-Toynton St. Peter-West Keal

OCTOBER 2015 PATTERNS of WORSHIP 4 October West Keal 9.30am Holy Communion Old Bolingbroke 11.15am Holy Communion Trinity 18 Toynton All Saints 11.15am Morning Prayer East Kirkby 3.00pm Holy Communion Hagworthingham 6.00pm HARVEST

11 October Hagworthingham 11.15am Morning Prayer Toynton St Peter 3.00pm Evening Prayer Trinity 19 East Keal 3.00pm HARVEST Old Bolingbroke 6.00pm HARVEST

18 October Mavis Enderby 8.00am Holy Communion Old Bolingbroke 11.15am Morning Prayer Trinity 20 Toynton All Saints 11.15am Holy Communion West Keal 11.15am Morning Prayer Luke the East Kirkby 3.00pm Evening Prayer Evangelist Hagworthingham 6.00pm Holy Communion

25 October East Keal 8.00am Holy Communion Last Sunday Toynton St Peter 3.00pm Holy Communion after Trinity

ELECTRONIC SINGLE MANUAL ORGAN in good condition, everything works. Good selection of stops and rhythms, auto playing intros also good stops for church hymn singing.

FREE TO FIRST PERSON TO COLLECT BUT PREFERENCE GIVEN TO CHURCH USAGE.

Contact Alf Tunnicliffe on 01790 755552 (Toynton All Saints)

19 PARTNEY CLUSTER

Ashby by Partney, , Candlesby, Dalby, Langton w Sutterby, Partney, Sausthorpe, Scremby, Skendleby

OCTOBER 2015 PATTERNS OF WORSHIP 4 October Partney 11.15am Family Service Partney 11.45am Holy Communion Trinity 18 Scremby with 3.00pm HARVEST Ashby

11 October Aswardby 9.30am HARVEST & Wedding Blessing Trinity 19 Skendleby 11.15am Holy Communion

18 October Candlesby 9.30am Morning Prayer Trinity 20 ( at Scremby church) Luke the Sausthorpe 11.15am Holy Communion Evangelist Partney 6.00pm Evening Prayer

25 October Dalby 9.30am Holy Communion Last Sunday Skendleby 6.00pm Evening Prayer after Trinity

PARTNEY HARVEST PLOUGHMAN’S LUNCH

Saturday 10th October

from 12 noon to 2.00pm

Telephone 01790 754350 or 01790 752566 to reserve tickets

20 SPILSBY CLUSTER

St James Spilsby, St Mary Hundleby, Holy Trinity Raithby, All Saints , and the three St Andrew’s: Halton Holegate, Little Steeping & http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/

OCTOBER 2015 PATTERNS of WORSHIP Sunday 4 October - Family Service ~ T E G H H I (theme?)

4 October Spilsby 8.00am Eucharist Hundleby 9.30am Eucharist Trinity 18 Spilsby 10.00am Family Service Halton Holegate 3.00pm HARVEST Raithby 6.00pm Eucharist

6 October Firsby 10.30am Eucharist

11 October Spilsby 9.30am Eucharist Hundleby 9.30am Morning Prayer Trinity 19 Halton Holegate 11.15am Morning Prayer Great Steeping 3.00pm Eucharist Little Steeping 6.00pm 2nd Sunday at 6

18 October Spilsby 9.30am Eucharist Hundleby 9.30am Eucharist Trinity 20 Raithby 11.15am Morning Prayer Luke the Firsby 3.00pm Evening Prayer Evangelist Halton Holegate 6.00pm Healing Service

25 October Spilsby 9.30am Eucharist Hundleby 9.30am Morning Prayer Last Sunday Little Steeping 9.30am Eucharist after Trinity Halton Holegate 11.15am Eucharist Great Steeping 3.00pm Evening Prayer

Daily Prayer: 8.00am Daily at St James Spilsby

Wednesday: 10.30am St James Eucharist

21 STICKNEY CLUSTER

Eastville ~ Midville ~ New Leake ~ Stickford ~ Stickney For New Leake, Midville, Eastville - www.em-nl.homecall.co.uk

OCTOBER 2015 PATTERNS OF WORSHIP

4 October Stickford 11.15am Cluster Holy Trinity 18 Communion

11 October Stickney 9.30am Morning Prayer Stickford 11.15am Holy Communion Trinity 19 New Leake 3.00pm HARVEST Festival

18 October Stickney 11.15am All Age Worship Trinity 20 Luke the Evangelist

25 October Stickney 9.30am Holy Communion Last Sunday Stickford 11.15am Morning Prayer after Trinity New Leake 3.00pm Holy Communion

Morning Prayer

every Thursday morning at 9.00am at St Luke's, Stickney followed by a coffee morning

Tuesday 20th October 9.30am Holy Communion at the Old Rectory Care Home

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Bag Enderby, , Calceby, Driby, Farforth, Harrington, Haugh, Ketsby, Maidenwell, , Ruckland, Salmonby, Somersby, South Ormsby, & Worlaby.

SERVICES FOR OCTOBER

4 October South Ormsby 10.30am Harvest Thanksgiving Farforth 6.00pm Harvest Songs of Trinity 18 Praise

11 October Harrington 8.00am Said Communion BCP Trinity 19 Bag Enderby 10.30am Holy Communion CW

18 October Brinkhill 8.00am Said Communion BCP Trinity 20 Ruckland 10.30am Holy Communion CW Luke the Evangelist

25 October South Ormsby 8.00am Said Common BCP Last Sunday Harrington 10.30am Holy Communion CW after Trinity

1 November South Ormsby 10.30am All Souls Service All Saints Day

8 November Tetford 10.15am Said Communion Remembrance 10.45am Tetford War Memorial Sunday

10.00am Every Wednesday Morning Service at Tetford

Communion Service on the first Wednesday of the month

23 News from Rev’d Fran

At this time of year we are well into the rounds of Harvest Festivals and Harvest Suppers. Hopefully a good time is being had by all.

It is always good to celebrate God’s provision for us, so the Year of Discipleship Celebration Day “Saints in Every Generation” came at just the right time. During the day, all of the disciples, or saints, present were encouraged to go on a journey, a pilgrimage. This happened in different ways. There was a physical pilgrimage around the Cathedral, stopping at different points to reconnect with our faith. There were spiritual journeys too, as people met in seminars and lectures to explore where God is leading us individually, as churches and as a Diocese.

The important thing to remember is that as the Year of Discipleship draws to a close, the act of discipleship does not. As farmers have been sowing and reaping down through the centuries, and celebrating the harvest they gather is, so we continually revisit our faith journeys and celebrate what we have seen God achieve through us, what God is now doing for us, and where God wants to lead us to be. Discipleship is incredibly exciting!

On 2 November, in St Luke’s Church, Stickney, we will be holding our All Souls Memorial Service at 5.00pm. Families of those who have died this year will receive invitations to attend. The service is open to all. During the service the names of all loved ones who have died (not just in the previous year) will be read out and candles lit in their memory. Please add their names to the lists in our churches during October.

Halton Holegate 100 Club September winners

I Bogg Spilsby Mrs G Warner Spilsby Mrs A Pountney Spilsby J Coxwell Halton Holegate

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School Leavers’ Service

Year 6 Leavers displaying the School Banner

Logan Redford being presented with the Citizenship Cup from Mrs Linda Wooding and Rev’d Fran

We hope all pupils starting Year 7 have now settled into their new schools.

Harvest Service in Stickney Church on Thursday, 17 September 2015

At the start of the harvest festival two Year 6 children lead the procession with their school banner.

These are two Year 6 children reading out their prayers that they wrote especially for this service.

25 Here is a photograph showing all the food donated by the children and parents of this school. This food will be distributed to the Old Rectory Care Home and Centrepoint Outreach, Boston.

This photograph shows Reception children riveted, watching the Year 6 drama team perform their Harvest play, with Rev’d Fran and a member of staff in the background.

Hundleby Church

Christmas Fayre

Saturday 14th November

10am – 12 noon

Held in the Church and Parish Rooms

Christmas Stall, Tea and Coffee, Cakes, Jams and Chutney, Indoor Plants, Competitions, Raffle, Tombola.

Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and Amanda’s Glass

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Stickford Community Centre Saturday 7th November 10am to 5pm Sunday 8th November 11.30am to 5pm Free Entry On Sunday 8th November there will be an Act of Remembrance at Stickford War Memorial at 10.45am to remember those who died in the 1st and 2nd World Wars, followed by a short service in Stickford Community Centre. Everyone is welcome.

Logo of Stickford Local History Group

Heritage Lottery Fund awards £4100 to Stickford Local History Group to mark the First World War Centenary Stickford Local History Group has received £4,100 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for a project to research the war memorial in Stickford. Awarded through HLF’s “First World War: then and now” programme, the project will focus on the unique war memorial in Stickford.

To mark the Centenary of the First World War, research is being carried out into the history of Stickford clock tower war memorial, the names recorded on it and also those who came home from the war. An exhibition will be held to display the information which will enable local people in Stickford and those from other parts of the country to come together and share their memories of the people who had first-hand experience of the First World War.

27 The exhibition will be held in Stickford Community Centre on Saturday November 7th from 10am to 5pm and Sunday November 8th from 11.30am to 5pm. On Sunday 8th November there will be a short service of remembrance held at Stickford War Memorial at 10.45am. Everyone is welcome to these events.

Stickford war memorial, erected in 1923 and paid for by public subscription, is in the form of a clock tower and is unique in Lincolnshire. It is important that the history of it is recorded, along with information about the men listed on it and their comrades who returned home, so that they are never forgotten. There are 11 names from the First World War on the memorial :- Private Fred Borrell Lance Corporal Herbert Sharpe Sapper Fred Bycroft Private William Henry Sharpe Corporal Harry Ely Private Herbert Thompson Corporal Errol Horne Private Bert Toynton Private Charles Melton Private Sidney Woods Private William Pawlett There were many more men from Stickford who served their country during this war:- William Adlard, Charles Ashlin, Walter Briggs, William Bolderow, F Bolstridge, Fred Brewis, C E Burgess, J B Burman, Fred Cartwright, Harry Catchpole, William P Catchpole, William Chantry, Henry Clark, Thomas Curtis, G H Davy, Joseph Davy, Walter Dracas, Walter Ely, Tom Ely, Ben Hipkin, C E Hipkin, Ernest S Hipkin, Hubert Hipkin, Joseph Maltson, George Maltson, Walter Maltson, Charles W Marshall, Fred Marshall, Herbert W Marriott, William Melton, Fred Newton, James Newton, F Parker, F Pawlett, Tom Pawlett, John Penson, Harry Rushby, Fred Sharpe, Walter Sexty, W H Sherriff, John Thomas Smith, Eli Tarry, John Thomas Thorold, George Toynton, New Toyne, William Winn, James Winn, A H Woods, Harry Wright, Allitt Yates, Fred Zealand.

We would appreciate anyone contacting us with information about any of these men, however trivial it might seem. Cheryl Steele, chairman of Stickford Local History Group, can be contacted on 01205 480477 or Email [email protected]

The research that is undertaken will culminate in the production of a book which will be launched in 2016. In addition to this, the information collected will be added to the website of Stickford Local History Group www.stickford.org.uk

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HUNDLEBY OUTREACH PROJECT and its theme ‘WATER’

FAMILY TO ON SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER

This visit has been planned as part of our half term activities on the theme of Water. Following a preliminary visit to Sleaford on Sunday 13 September we can now suggest how the day may unfold,.

We estimate that driving time from Hundleby/Spilsby to Sleaford is approximately 45 minutes going via . Make your own way there and rendezvous at the Eastgate Car Park by 10.30am. Parking is free on a Saturday.

There are no admission charges for our three intended visits. First of all we will take the riverside walk to COGGLESFORD MILL to view the workings of the watermill. Following a break for picnic lunch, we will return to Eastgate and the NATIONAL CENTRE FOR CRAFT AND DESIGN with several floors of interesting exhibits and where craft activities are available for children. From there it is a short walk to NAVIGATION HOUSE – this is a fascinating museum where children will enjoy the interactive exhibits and can test their skill at pushing buttons! The afternoon will conclude with an invitation for tea and cake back at the RIVERSIDE CAFÉ within the Centre for Craft and Design at approx.3.30pm.

Booking is essential for this visit with children accompanied throughout the day by an adult. Please book place(s) by telephoning Margaret Spalding on 01790 754259 or Jean Coates on 01790 752526 no later than Monday 12 October. You will then be sent full details and precise directions for parking.

Please note: You will be aware that all ‘HOP’ events are provided free of charge, however, you may wish to make a donation which will be forwarded to the relevant authorities for making special arrangements for our visits.

Christmas Fayre 20 November ~ St Andrew’s Halton Holegate ~ 10am-12noon

Christmas Fayre 21 November ~ St James’ Spilsby - Arts & Crafts, games, tombola, raffle and refreshments - 10am- 4pm

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Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre East Kirkby, Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 4DE 01790 763207 Local Charities

Carols In The

Hangar

Christmas 2015 th FRIDAY 11 DECEMBER 2015 Carols with the Horncastle Banovallum Brass

Led by Rev’d Michelle Houldershaw Please be in your seats by 7.20pm

With a special Christmas guest appearance

With the Primary Tickets School Choir £3.00

RAITHBY VILLAGE HALL - DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

Festive Supper Saturday 5th December Get in the Spirit of the Season with our festive meal and seasonal decor.    

150th Anniversary 2016 will be the 150th Anniversary of the opening of Raithby School in our current hall building. We are planning to mark the event with a celebration of the life of the hall since then. If anyone has any stories to tell or any memorabilia they can lend, please contact Carrie on 01790 752933 or Barbara on 01790 754453.

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RAITHBY VILLAGE HALL PRIVATE HIRE

Book our historic village hall for your private function be it a wedding, an anniversary, a birthday celebration or just a get together with friends.

Also available for meetings, lectures, keep fit classes, etc. or for use of our full size table tennis table.

Full kitchen facilities, crockery and glassware with seating and tables for up to 50-60 people.

Disabled facilities

Our rate is just £7.50 per hour, with special weekend rates for weddings and reduced rates for regular bookings.

Contact Hall Manager Jennifer Little on 01790-754317

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Let your cat stay in the comfort HORNCASTLE EYE CARE of its own familiar surroundings when you are away from home. NHS Eye Examinations “ The Cat Lady” will visit your Private Eye Examinations home daily while you are away and attend to your cat’s needs. Budget to top designer frames Less stressful for your cat and Single Vision spectacles cheaper for you than cattery fees from £19.95 complete Phone Sally, “The Cat Lady”, on Bifocals and Varifocals 07793 551380 or 01790 754000 from £59.95 complete to discuss your cat’s requirements.

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Tel: 01507 526527 Contact Jean [email protected] Tel: 01790 752500 Mob: 07786 450165

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We are proud of our whole school NO JOB TOO SMALL! community and invite you to make an appointment to look round and have a Telephone: 01790 753253 chat. or 07875 643 851

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LOUTH PLAYGOERS RIVERHEAD THEATRE

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OCTOBER 12th – 17th Practice to Deceive – a thriller by Norman Robbins and performed by Louth Playgoers

23rd Duck in the Truck - presented by Blunderbus Theatre Company 6.00pm performance

24th Last of the Summer Wine – treading the Boards with Tom Owen, Bill Owen’s son

28th-29th A Fistful of Spaghetti presented by Hambledon Productions

31st Fen Boy – presented by Strangeface Theatre – using masks puppetry and wonderful storytelling 2.30pm performance

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Manor Care Home is a converted country house on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Constantly upgrading, we are able to offer the following:-

 Residential care & Dementia  Friendly, caring staff  Respite and holiday care  Day care  Hairdressing and Chiropody service  Aromatherapy

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For further information, or to call in for a coffee and an informal chat, contact The Manager on 01790 763381 email: [email protected] Visitors always welcome Our Philosophy is: “To treat each resident as an individual; to care for with respect, privacy and dignity. To carry out tasks for that resident in the manner that, if able, they would do so for themselves”

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We also build new models arrange retirement for old or naughty machines, as well as training if it really is you.

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4* ensuite accommodation – twin, double and super king beds, ground floor rooms available (one with a wet room and suitable for a wheelchair user)

Open Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Monday)

12 noon to 2pm and 6pm to 10.30pm Food served 12 noon to 2pm and 6pm to 9pm

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Shirley’s Highlights Multimedia

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BOLINGBROKE DEANERY MINISTRY http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/

The The Rt. Rev. Team Vicar Tel: 01522 50 40 90 or 01522 534701 The Rev’d Fran Jeffries Office: Edward King House, Minster Yard, The Rectory, Horbling Lane, Lincoln LN2 1PU Stickney, Boston, Lincs. PE22 8DQ email: [email protected] Tel: 01205 481183 email: [email protected]

The Assistant The Venerable Tim Barker The Rev’d Jean Coates Tel: 01522 750327 Contact via The Vicarage, Spilsby email: [email protected]

The Rural Dean of Bolingbroke The Rev’d Canon Peter Coates Deanery Synod The Vicarage, Church Street, Joint Chairmen: Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF The Rural Dean and Lay Chair Tel: 01790 752526 Mr. Bill Rose email: [email protected] Bolingbroke Deanery Administrator Jane Howsam Rector of the South Ormsby Group The Vicarage, Church Street, The Rev’d. Cheryl Hilliam Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF The Rectory, South Ormsby, Tel: 01790 752526 Louth, Lincs. LN11 8QT email: [email protected] Tel: 01507 480236 Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm email: [email protected] Retired Clergy Assistant Curate The Rev’d. Joan Thornett The Rev’d Teresa McLaughlin 93 Boston Road, Spilsby, PE23 5HH Contact via The Rectory, South Ormsby Tel: 01790 754151 email: [email protected]

Bolingbroke Deanery Group Readers Team Ministry Mr. Frank Richardson (Local Secretary) Marden Hill, Partney, 8 Ashby Meadows, Spilsby & Stickney Clusters Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5DN Team Rector Tel: 01790 753510 The Rev’d Canon Peter Coates (address as above). Mr Paul McLaughlin http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/ Contact via The Vicarage, Spilsby

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