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December 2015 December January 2015-6_Parish Pump April & May 2015 22/11/2015 11:49 Page 1 The Parish Pump AugustDecem – bSeptemberer 2015 - J2018anuary 2016 St Mary’s, Hemyock 1 St Andrew’s, Clayhidon All Saints Culmstock Culm Davy Chapel December January 2015-6_Parish Pump April & May 2015 22/11/2015 11:49 Page 8 Church Contacts The Benefice of Hemyock with Culm Davy, Clayhidon and Culmstock Mission Statement: To love God, and to love our neighbours rector The Reverend David Burton The Rectory, Hemyock, EX15 3RQ. Tel 681029. [email protected] The Rector will not normally be available on Mondays and Fridays Lined & Interlined Curtains administrator Hilary Clements (available Tues and Thurs 9.30am-12.30pm) Handmade Headings [email protected] 07495 639826 Pelmets Roman Blinds st mary’s hemyock wardens David Bawler, 4 South View 680352 / 07773579809 Cushions Jenny Doble 680174 services For details please see inside Laminated Roller Blinds Fabrics culm davy chapel wardens Mark FitzGerald 680564 Bespoke Soft Furnishings st andrew’s clayhidon I have a wide range of fabrics available but wardens Stephen Bullett 680561 if you preFfearb Ir iacms A hvaapilpayb lteo t om Oakrdee urp in your Denis Sanders 601342 own fabric. If you want to make curtains For more information all saints culmstock yourself I can supply a curtain package with wardens Richard Preston 680216 all the materciaallsl Syuoeu Rwisildl onne eodn. If you don’t 01823 680169 Stephen Rayson [email protected] like cutting out or pattern matching I can hemyock baptist church help. Give me a call. services 11.00am and 7.00pm 11.00am with Junior Church pastor Steve Williams, 3 St Margarets Close 680946 Sue Risdon 01823 680 169 secretary Mrs Maureen Aylwin 680111 8 rosemary lane chapel, clayhidon services 11.00am Morning Worship followed by Bible Times for Young People & Adults 6.30pm Evening Service 11.00am Family Service – 3rd Sunday only pastor Jonathan Hillman, 1 Blackdown Court, Clayhidon 681164 contact Gerald Redwood 680571 quakers Spiceland (Uffculme) Meeting House, Prescott EX15 3AZ services 10.30am Meeting for Worship every Sunday Children’s meeting on 4th Sunday 01884 32855 01823 680405 contact Pat Bell (Clerk) 01884 841375 Care, Compassion methodist church A family run Funeral Directors, caring for the local community pastor Rev Kreschnak 28 Rope Walk, Wellington 662724 and in the Blackdown Hills and Culm Valley with four generations Commitment of care and respect. 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