Painter & Decorator - Paul Davidson, Steve Crawford Wick Interior and exterior property Building Services maintenance Plastering, decorating, Parish News 0796 100 7364 or 0117 9605146. wall/floor tiling, general building. 0777 563 4547 or 967 9129 PC Pal Computer Repairs Wick, Doynton, Home or office Stoves and Sweeps www.pcpal.co.uk Dyrham and Hinton 0117 369 6900 Professional chimney sweeping and stove installations. Ring Martin Stokes on Roy Preddy Funeral Directors 0117 279 7764 or 0786 786 1592 Your 24hr Personal service Mangotsfield 956 2834 Kingswood 944 6051 Wick Church Room Available for parties, meetings etc. Sarah’s Sugarcraft Ring Jane on 937 3386 Speciality cakes Wedding, anniversary, birthday etc. www.sarahssugarcraft.co.uk 0794 016 6979 or 937 4601
Splash Bathrooms. Complete Tiling and plumbing services. Bathroom installation specialists. Tel: 07387 948065 Wychwood Carpenters/builders, quality, Happy Easter Hate ironing? ...... professional and very good rates. 30 Just give us a call ! 07714784472 years service. Mobile 0797 664 8979 or 303 9023 [email protected]. Free collection & delivery April 2018 24 E C Alderwick & Son Ltd Bed & Breakfast Express Windscreen Services Jim Sobey Services Windscreens replaced or repaired. Any PVCu maintenance products. Carpentry, Family funeral directors Wilkes Farm, Doynton roofs, windows, doors and conservatories. Serving Bristol since 1945 17th Century Farmhouse glass replaced and vacuumed after. Anything considered. 940 5763 0800 018 4386 also 3 self-contained holiday cottages 0772 130 5383 937 2381 Foot health practitioner Absolutely Feet Home visits for foot treatments. Foot care, in your own home. Barkers Boarding Kennels Accessible door to door transport with a Contact Helen Howes Joanne Nash - Fully insured Dogs walked in open countryside. travel card. www.kingswoodct.org.uk Foot Health Professional 9476263 Visitors welcomed by appointment. 961 6016 Tel: 07881 530600 Mob 0789 999 8938 or 937 3082 Handyman Gareth James Local firewood logs BG’s Taxis NO job too small. Split and delivered in large or Your local, friendly and reliable service S T Bishop & Co Ltd 0786 655 8860 small quantities. ww.cliftontreecare.co.uk Please call Barry or Gail on 6 London Road, Wick 0797 693 5965 or 937 2966 0117 9090614 or 07786 620455. Home Tree Care For your garden machinery sales and service Credit cards accepted. Abson, Wick and Doynton M J Crawford Carpentry Services Email:[email protected] For tree care needs, including hedge All types of carpentry. www.stbishop.co.uk 937 2285 trimming and stump grinding. Kitchens designed and installed. Creative Interiors Fully insured www.cliftontreecare.co.uk 937 2966 0790 992 8413 986 4304 Curtains and blinds CURGO BUILD 0797 693 5965 all made to measure From foundations to finish Mobile Hairdresser www.creative-int.co.uk 910 9627 Professional Building Service Hunter French Estate Agents, Bath 10 years experience. Dan:07747695262 Shaun:07770930623 Village property specialists All aspects of unisex hairdressing. Email: [email protected] Offering a professional, friendly service Please phone Tracey on 0795 253 2106 [email protected] 01225 444 454 Dyrham & Hinton Village Hall Available to hire Pelos Hair & Beauty Unisex Elly Bane, Florist JE Plastering, Decorating & Property Hall bookings via: Tues 8.30am-7.30pm (OAP reduction) Weddings, marquees, functions, Maintenance Services Weds 8.30am-3.00PM www.DYRHAMANDHINTON.COM Based in Wick parties Thurs 8.30am-7.00pm. 07880 905541 Fri 8.30am –6.00pm Sat 8.00am-4.00pm Email: [email protected] 937 2966 07387 948065 303 9201 www.elly-bane.co.uk 0785 540 9179 Doynton Village Hall Jefferies Joinery Suzanne Carten on 07986 636611 Pauls Wheelchair taxi
[email protected] Edgecombe Garage, Abson Carpentry, purpose-made joinery and Local Driver MOTs, servicing, welding and repairs to furniture. Any Size Wheelchair [email protected] all makes. 07803354345 937 2206 937 2496 [email protected] 2 23 ROTAS FOR MARCH 2018 Is the door closed or open?
WICK CHURCH SIDESMEN Knock, knock! Who’s there? Alex. Alex who? Alex-plain 1st J & C Bailey 8th P Russell J Barnard everything once you’ve opened the door. 15th S Butt E Thomas 22nd A Reynolds J Lawrence I love the fact that Easter Sunday is on April 1st this year. The 29th A & J Hewett May 6th Y Webb M Crossley story of Easter is one of tragedy, pain and suffering. Jesus forgave people their sins, healed the sick, and even raised the WICK CHURCH FLOWERS dead but he was too big a threat to those in power. Jesus pointed April 7th Mrs T Bishop 14th/21st Mrs R Davidson out the hypocrisy of those who thought they were better than others. In anger they stirred up the crowd to shout “crucify.” On 28th/May 5th Mrs S Britton Good Friday Jesus died a cruel death on a cross and was laid in a tomb. WICK CHURCH CLEANING 7th Mrs Hewett 14th Mrs Hemings The door of hope was closed. The disciples were defeated and 21st Mrs Wathen 28th Mrs Crossley hid behind locked doors, but on Easter Sunday God had the last
May 5th Mr & Mrs Fry laugh when he raised Jesus from the dead. The door that was shut is now wide open. The disciples who were defeated now DOYNTON CHURCH SIDESMEN went out on the streets to tell the good news. We should laugh 1st G Copping 15th G Jones with joy as Evil is proved the ultimate April Fool. 22nd D Vaudrey Evil shuts the door on hope but it is opened wide by God. DOYNTON CHURCH FLOWERS When there is a closed door in your life, God can open another 1st/8th Elsie Fishlock 15th Corrinda Wakefield-Wylde for you. With God there is always hope even, and perhaps 22nd Jill Salter 29th/May 6th Lynne Crawford especially, beyond the closed door of bereavement. Jesus has conquered death. He is the first to rise from the dead and has ascended into heaven and opened the door for those to follow him. Sometimes the door may be open but we have put bars across it Benefice Contacts of our own making. We are imprisoned by our unwillingness to trust God and to step into something new. What we want can bar VICAR Rev Tim Bell 9373581 the way. Wick Warden Suzy Britton 07714 661678 or 9614796 This April 1st may you enjoy a good joke and celebrate the joy of [email protected] Easter Sunday. Jesus who was dead is alive and opens a door Doynton Warden Mr N Hewitt 9373412 for you, if you are willing, to go through to a life of greater Dyrham Warden Mr P Highway 07753986430 meaning with him [email protected] Wick URC Rev James Jang 9323388 Mrs M Williams 9372508 Rev Tim Bell Wick Benefice www.wickbenefice.net 22 3 WHAT'S ON - April 2018 Doynton Parish Pump OPEN DOOR meets every Friday at 10.30am in WICK CHURCH ROOM for a coffee/tea and a chat, with a The Friends of Summers Field will be holding their AGM on Wednes- day April 4th (7.30 p.m.) at the village hall. All are welcome, whether you “Thought for the Day” at 11.am. NEW FACES ALWAYS are a Friend or not (yet!). Come along and find out what has been hap- WELCOME - WHY NOT POP IN NEXT FRIDAY? pening with the orchard and our plans for the future. EVERY TUESDAY 10 am - 11 am WICK VILLAGE HALL Competition for all young Doyntonians: Summers Field community Zumba! Fun, low-impact dance fitness for people 50+. orchard is holding a "Design a Logo" competition, open to all Doynton residents aged 18 and under. A prize will be awarded for the winning en- 4th WICK & DOYNTON UNITED CHURCHES GUILD meet try. Please send your logo to James Hughes at Hoddes Cottage, Church in WICK CHURCH ROOM at 2.30pm. They will be celebrating Road (james_hughes_7[at]hotmail.com) by Tuesday May 1st. Easter.
The final Lent lecture, “God of peace”, will take place on Friday April 5th CAMEO - THE TEA AND SOCIAL AFTERNOON will be held in 20th, 8 p.m., at Holy Trinity church. WICK VILLAGE HALL from 2.00 pm - 4.00 pm. All are welcome. Doynton Big Screen writes: We would like to say thank-you to everyone 11th DOYNTON & WICK W.I meet in DOYNTON VILLAGE HALL who supported the most recent film night on February 24th. Although at 7.30 pm, when the speaker will be Michele Fricker on “Crust & running these events is hard work for a few days, we love it that so many Crumb”, a local independent bakery. people attend and enjoy the results. The 24th was no exception. The film Competitioin: A home made cake for the sales table. Breathe brought plenty of laughter and a few tears. We were also able to raise £1245 for SANDS, the stillborn and neonatal death charity. We've 26th WICK VILLAGE WI meet in WICK VILLAGE HALL at 7.30 for a decided to take a season off so will be back with new films in September fashion show, presented by M&Co. 2019. If you would like to help run a film night in aid of your chosen 28th ABSON SATURDAY MARKET AND COFFEE MORNING charity, please contact Nick at nfryer6[at]googlemail.com. 10.30.12 noon WI news: Members have already made 100 schoolbags for the Haven Homes orphanage in India. Another 50 to go! The sales tables have made £122 – this amount will be made up to £500 from the proceeds of the cycle ride refreshments at the end of March. A mountain of chocolate Easter eggs was delivered to Warmley Park School, where staff assured members that they have ordered a special delivery of wet wipes for the post-feast clean-up! Wick Church Toddlers: The speaker, Debbie Keeling, described her business, Bath Harvest (newborn to school age) meet in the Oils, which is based in Wilmington, a small hamlet near Newton St Loe. church room with their Debbie started her business in 2011 after hearing Chris Evans discuss- parents/carers every Tuesday from 10.00 am* – 11.45 for a ing rapeseed oil on his radio show. One hundred acres of the family’s relaxed, fun session. You are welcome to come and join us… first 650-700-acre farm have been planted with rapeseed, rotated annually to visit free, with a contribution of £1.50 per family thereafter. keep the soil healthy. Rapeseed is a member of the cabbage family! Debbie demonstrated different infused rapeseed oils *Please note we have reverted to our original start and finish times. 4 21 The Editor’s Assistant says: please send all contributions to [email protected] and mayonnaise, as well as soap made from rapeseed oil. She passed round chocolate brownies and lemon cake, also made from – you've got it Please can I have all the material for the May issue of this – rapeseed oil. These are suitable for a gluten-free diet. Products were available to buy at the end of the talk. magazine by Friday 20th April The speaker next month is Michele Fricker with a talk on Crust and PLEASE send all artwork as a .jpg file. Crumbs, her local home bakery. The competition is a home-made cake for the sales table. All welcome on Wednesday April 11th, 7.30 p.m., at I have been The Editor’s Assistant for quite a few years now, and feel that it Doynton village hall. is time for somebody else to take over fairly soon. Do we have any budding Deputy Assistants out there? Perhaps there is a graphic design stu- Doynton phone box: The box will be celebrating all things Easter dent who would like it on their CV, or a design and print studio who would throughout April! Good Friday will mark the first day of the new decorations, so make sure you hop along for a look. We will then be take it on in exchange for free advertising? Drop me a line at the above involved with Doynton Open Gardens, and the box will be in full bloom. If address for more info. you have any ideas for an exhibition or have some feedback, email Emma (emmalouise.roch[at]gmail.com).
TOLL HOUSE CLINIC To book Doynton village hall, contact Suzanne Carten, email doyntonvil- CHIPPING SODBURY lagehall[at]mail.com or tel. 07986 636611.
Anneli Hendy writes: A local group of runners would like to invite anyone PHYSIOTHERAPY who has an interest in running, or would like to start, to join us. If you are interested, contact aa.jhendy[at]btinternet.com. CHIROPRACTIC Dates for your diary (see also www.doyntonvillage.org) CHIROPODY Saturdays April 7th and 21st and May 5th: Doynton Village Market at the village hall, 10.30–11.30 a.m. MASSAGE Friday April 13th: 12.30–1.30 p.m. – village lunch at Holy Trinity church. Mondays 10.00-11.00 a.m.: over-50s keep-fit in the village hall. Tuesdays 8.30 a.m.: Morning Prayer in Holy Trinity church. REFLEXOLOGY Tuesdays 7.15–8.15 p.m. and Thursdays 9.30–11.00 a.m. and 7.00–8.30 p.m.: yoga in the village hall, tel. Sam (07734 201431). PILATES / YOGA Thursdays 9.30-11.30 a.m.: Post Office in the village hall.
Tel: 01454 32 22 32 Doynton Open Gardens will return again on Sunday May 27th and Monday 28th. There will be approx. eight gardens open in the village – www.tollhouseclinic.co.uk every one of them stunning. We are looking for volunteers for the car park and to help with refreshments and bake cakes. We are also planning a HCPC Registered & plant stall, so any donations of plants or vegetable seedlings would be Recognised by Health very welcome. Please contact Sue (tel. 937 3497) or Jenny (937 4561). Insurance Companies
20 5 News from St Bartholomew’s Services 1st Sunday 2nd Sunday 3rd Sunday 4th Sunday Well, so much for my comment last month thinking Spring was on its way, I Existing 6:30pm Evenson 10am Café 6:30pm Holy 8am Holy Com- am writing this with my garden covered in snow, again! Unfortunately a number of events had to be cancelled in March because of the weather, but Church Communion munion let’s hope that Spring will really soon be here. Services 6th 13th 20th 27th On Saturday 10th March we had quite a few helpers in Church for the Big for May 10 am BCP 10am 6:30pm 11am Spring Clean and we are so very grateful to them for all their hard work and Holy super job they did. Thank you all so much, and also to Tim for his toaster and Café Church Pentecost, Worship for All Communion the hot-cross buns! Patronal and service. at St Peter’s The Lent Course held at the Chapel continued throughout March based on Friends Dyrham *Open Gardens Bill Hybel’s “Just Walk Across the Room” and again we thank all who helped of Doynton to make the evenings so successful. Celebration to (Holy Following the break for Lent, Bible Study starts again on Monday 16th April at be held on Communion) 10am at Jane’s home - see Church notice sheet for more details. Village Green Toddlers on a Tuesday morning is also well supported and we do thank all who work so hard to make it such a successful morning for all who attend. Services 3rd 10th 17th 24th for June It was good to see the whole school in Church at the end of term for their 10am 10am 6:30pm 6pm Easter Service. We are indeed fortunate to have such a dedicated team of Holy Café Church Holy Patronal staff and helpers and wish them, and all the pupils, very happy holidays. Communion Communion Festival Our Church Easter celebrations culminate with a service of Holy Commun- at Songs of Praise ion in Church at the later time of 11am - so do make a note of the time St Peters’s, change. The Church is always so beautifully decorated for Easter with the lovely bright colours of the spring flowers. Dyrham (BCP) at St Peter’s , Dyrham The Church AGM will follow the Morning Service on the 22 April, when we will appoint the Churchwarden/s for the coming year and receive the annual Services 1st 8th 15th 22nd reports from all the various church groups. The meeting is open to everyone for July and you are encouraged to attend to hear about the life of the local Parish 10am Holy 10 am 6.30pm 10.30am Church. Communion Café Church Holy Worship for All As always, if you would like details of anything connected to at St Peter’s, Communion Service St Bartholomew’s please don’t hesitate to connect Tim, Suzy or any of the Dyrham deputy churchwardens.
6 19 Changes to Services at Holy Trinity, Doynton News from the URC Unfortunately we were unable to celebrate Women’s As many of you will know, our Rector Tim Bell will be taking a well World Day of Prayer, compiled by the women of the deserved sabbatical during the months of May, June and July. Suriname, because of the snow. However we aim to lead a shortened version on Sunday 15th April at the Chapel During this time the PCC would like to take the opportunity to trial a new Family Spot Service starting at 10.30 am. format for our services, with the aim of broadening the appeal that would The Lent Groups have been well attended and enjoyed by reach out to different groups and families within our communities, as well those who joined us. By the time you read this, our Easter ser- as supporting our sister church at St Peter’s, Dyrham. vices will be over.
On the first Sunday of the month we are joining with St Peter’s, Dyrham Thursday Cameo Club: The March meeting was cancelled, to celebrate Holy Communion at 10am, with our highly successful Café again due to the snow so on 5th April Gill will run a quiz in the Church remaining unchanged on the second Sunday of each month. Our Village Hall from 2.00 until 3.45 pm. 6:30pm Holy Communion service on the third Sunday will again remain Breakfast Club is enjoyed by our members and unchanged. open to all – the next one being on 8th April at 9.45 pm. Do join us. The introduction of a 10:30am Worship for All Service on the fourth Sunday will hopefully bring together individuals and families in a mix of Thank you: Our grateful thanks to Wick and Abson Parish modern and traditional style of service – and still be home in time for Council for the generous cheque towards our redecoration and Sunday lunch! refurbishment of the external windows, doors and other maintenance work. Please note that we are not holding an Accension Day Service this year and will combine our Patronal Service (brought forward from 27th May), We have a few vacancies at the Chapel for with Pentecost and the annual meeting of Friends of Doynton at 6.30pm on the 20th May. children’s ballet, tap and modern lessons.
Finally, to coincide with our Village Open Gardens weekend, we are planning to hold a short service on the village green on the 27th May to No pressure to take exams – just enjoy dancing celebrate this wonderful occasion - but it will be held in the Church if it is with a qualified teacher. We hold two concerts/ very wet. shows per year. The sessions are held on Saturdays be- tween 9.00 am and 12.00 noon (depending on age). Cost We would be delighted if you could come along and join us! per session £1.00 to be paid termly. Please contact Margaret Swift on 01225 425509 or Sue Hickmore Neil Hewitt 01179374396 ([email protected]) for more Churchwarden details. 18 7 News from the Owl’s Nest Welcome to the news for March
Please email [email protected] with your news items Council supporting homeowners with essential home repairs for April edition by South Gloucestershire Council is taking the opportunity to remind home- Tuesday 20th March 2018 owners about their loan scheme to enable homeowners to fund essential home repairs. The scheme has been developed to keep people warm, safe Wick Village WI Wendy Haynes writes: and dry in their homes.
Ladies of Wick Village W I had a busy meeting last A variety of works can be considered such as roof and thatch repairs, boiler month with two speakers! Nurse Tina Symmons and other heating system replacement or installation, replacing rotten or told us about the the defibrillator which has been fitted on the out- draughty windows, structural repairs or electrical or plumbing work to side wall at the Village Hall, and demonstrated how it is used .I name a few. The scheme has been set up to enable eligible homeowners to thought it would benefit the ladies and give them confidence if choose their own contractor and there are a variety of loan products avail- they have ever have to use it. This was followed by Philomena able to suit individual needs and means. who has been to us before, with her popular “Exercise In A Chair”. This was enthusiasticall enjoyed by the ladies and we felt The scheme is delivered through Wessex Resolutions CIC a not-for-profit, we really deserved our cup of tea/coffee at the end of the even- Responsible Finance provider in close partnership with the council. The ing. partnership has been running for over ten years across West Dorset and has helped a huge variety of homeowners. A recent client said "For all my This month we meet on 26th, where we will be treated to a Fashion show, in partnership with M &Co. Come along to Wick adult life I have not had central heating and, now I'm getting a bit older, it Village Hall for 7.30, you are sure of a warm welcome will be nice to feel warm in the winter." Through providing loans, the council are ensuring funds for homeowners are sustainable meaning that every repayment goes back into the council pot to lend to homeowners into the future. A loan funded by the council Wick Family News could help spread the cost of home repairs but let you enjoy the benefit I’m sure many of you knew Iris Winter, who lived in the right away. village for over 60 years. She was a familiar figure, waving to For more information, call Wessex Resolutions direct on 01823 passers-by from her window. 461099, visit www.wrcic.org.uk or email [email protected].
Sadly, she died recently after a bout of ill-health, and her Loans have a fixed interest rate and typical 4.2% APR and are subject to status. Missing future payments could affect your credit rating and ability to obtain credit funeral was held at Westerleigh on Friday 23rd March. She in the future. Wessex Resolutions CIC may insist on loans being protected at the will be warmly remembered and much missed, not least by Land Registry by a Title Restriction. her nephew Ron and his family. Wessex Resolutions C.I.C.: a community interest company limited by guarantee, registered in England, company number 4512225. Registered address: Heatherton Park Studios, Bradford on Tone, Taunton TA4 1EU. Wessex Loans and Wessex Home Improvement Loans are trading names used by this compa- ny. Wessex Resolutions C.I.C is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (675263) 8 for credit and debt-related regulated activities. 17 As it is the Easter season, some of you may be planning on coming to church. This is another in our helpful information series on BOOK KEEPERS/ACCOUNTANTS “What to expect in church” Do you work from home? Or are you retired? Would you like to help your local church keep their books in order? Due to the very sad and untimely death of our Treasurer, we are in need of someone to take over the running of our ac- counts. We would ideally like someone to volunteer, but if your hourly rates are within our means, we would consider paying if necessary.
If you feel you could help, please contact Rev Tim Bell on 9373581 or [email protected] to find out more.
From the parish registers: Weddings
Patrick Dennehy and Bethany Kennedy 09 March 2018 St Peter's, Dyrham Baptisms Harry James Theodore Coombs 17 March 2018 St Peter's, Dyrham Theo John Miller 25 March 2018 St Bartholomew’s, Wick Henry Steven Taylor Miller 25 March 2018 St Bartholomew’s. Wick Lottie Amelia Grifin 25 March 2018 St Bartholomew’s, Wick Oscar Freddie James Griffin 25 March St Bartholomew’s, Wick
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Patricia Bishop 06 March 2018 Holy Trinity, Doynton This CartoonChurch.com cartoon by Dave Walker originally appeared in the Church Times. Used under licence. 16 9 Wick Football Club Update
Not a lot of football has been played at the club since the last update. Wick FC first team have 7 games remaining and Mike Strawford has challenged St Bartholomew’s his team to go undefeated, keep as many clean sheets as possible and ensure they keep their discipline in all games. On Saturday 7th April, the first team play AEK Boco at home in another local derby and we are pleased to Green Bin announce that JJ Interiors Ltd (https://www.jjinteriors.co.uk/) will be sponsoring the game. The club would like to thank Gary Johns for all his support. The 1st team play their last game off the season on Wednesday Sadly, despite our pleas, 25th April against Southmead CS Ath, KO 6:30pm. It would great to get a good crowd that night, bar will be open from KO. it seems people were Our reserves team have had a reasonable month, however, will be missing DETERMINED to carry on captain Danny Wingfield for the remaining games as he’s off travelling over- seas. Our A team continue to struggle in a very competitive league and are likely to get relegated for the first time in their history. This is probably a good putting non-recyclable thing as the younger players will be able to gain valuable experience playing in a lower league. The vets have managed to make it to their league cup rubbish in our green bin. semi-final which is likely to be played in early April after Easter. They are due to play Clevedon Vets. The quarter final was eventually played on Sunday We put notices on the bin itself (with pictures!) , 25th February, with Wick winning 6-3 thanks to goals from Marc Ashley x3, Rob Warren and Stu Mountford. we put a whole page in this Parish Mag, and we
New players are always welcome and with three Saturday teams we have mentioned it at every opportunity. players at all levels of ability. Come and see us or contact [email protected] for details. We also train on Tuesday nights from 7pm at the club. Not surprisingly, our good tempered
Wick FC Charity Sixaside Veterans Tournament Date Announced - Sat 02nd volunteers have Had Enough of fishing out the June 2018 c%*p, and we have taken the decision to do Wick Football Club will be holding it's annual charity sixaside veterans sixaside on Saturday 02nd June, now in its ninth year, we're promising a away with the bin entirely. great social event for all involved. We are planning to start games at 11am to allow the competition to be over before the scheduled 5:15pm England clash against Nigeria at Wembley, which we are planning to show on a big This is very sad, in an age when we are projector screen in our clubhouse. Over the last three competitions we have donated over £1500 to charity and our target this year if we manage to fill all encouraged to recycle as much as possible. the spots is £500. Upon entry each team will have the opportunity to nominate a charity of their choice to be selected from a ballot as the receiving charity will receive all entrance fees and any other donations.
If you would like to enter a team or have any questions please contact Matt Davis on 07977 510352 or [email protected] or message us on facebook at ‘Wick Football Club - Bristol10 ’. 15 Wick Football Club March Fixtures Dyrham & Hinton Diversions 1st team KO is 3pm Reserves/ A Team is 2@30pm
Annual Parish Meeting 7th April A date for your diary – Annual Open Parish Meeting – 26th April at 1st team away to Frampton Utd 7.30pm in the Village Hall. Everybody is welcome, especially Reserves home to Bradley Stoke Town newcomers to the parish. Come and find out what is going on in A Team away to Rangeworthy Reserves your parish, and which activities you might be interested in joining. 10th April A Team away against Roman Glass St George “A”
Women’s Institute 11th April 1st Team away against Southmead CS Ath (KO 7.30pm) The WI resolution to be discussed in May was voted in nationally as “mental health”. 14th April 1st Team home against Broadwell Amateurs Next Dr Jen Heath, (clinical psychologist) gave an interesting workshop about food and how 21st April we can avoid eating too much or too little of it. 1st Team away against Gala Wilton We were shown how to eat “mindfully” .Dr Jen gave us insights Reserves home against Cribbs “A” into why we sometimes eat too much, or too little, and how we A Team home against De Veys Res could employ coping mechanisms to help us enjoy the food that we eat and feel positive about ourselves. 24th April Reserves home against Longwell A (KO 6pm) Don’t forget – next meeting on the 12th April Spring flower bouquet with Christine (Please bring a bunch of spring 25 April flowers) 1st Team home against Southmead CS Ath (KO 6.30 pm) POP UP café and craft morning 10th March Although the weather wasn’t great we served up a morning of fantastic crafts 28th April and a bustling café. Members kindly donated delicious cakes and A team home against Real Thornbury Res more than one person had an extra slice! Others cooked bacon butties, served endless cups of tea, washed up and folded raffle 5th May tickets. We were delighted to make £250 profit. A huge thankyou Reserves home against Nicholas Wanderers A Team home against Talbot Knowle United to everyone for all your help and support.
Contributions for the next Dyrham and Hinton Diversions should be with John Miller (0117 9372986) by 18th April. Come on, you OWLS!!!!! 14 11 Sunday Services April April 1st - Easter Day April 22nd - 4th of Easter ST BARTHOLOMEW’S WICK ST BARTHOLOMEW’S WICK 7.00am Dawn Service Rev Tim Bell 10.00am Family Service Mary Bell 11.00am Holy Communion Rev Tim Bell followed by Church AGM HOLY TRINITY DOYNTON HOLY TRINITY DOYNTON 10.00am Family Service Rob Stewart 8.00am Holy Communion BCP Rev Tim Bell 6.30pm Holy Communion Rev Tim Bell ST PETER’S DYRHAM ST PETER’S DYRHAM 6.00pm Evensong Rev Tim Bell 9.30am Holy Communion Rev Tim Bell followed by Church AGM WICK CHAPEL WICK CHAPEL 10.30am Easter Praise The Worship Group 10.30 am Morning Worship Rev R Avent April 8th - 2nd of Easter ST BARTHOLOMEW’S WICK April 29th– 5th of Easter 10.00am Morning Prayer Steve Burgess ST BARTHOLOMEW’S WICK HOLY TRINTY DOYNTON 10.00am Benefice Holy Communion Rev Steve Britton 10.00am Café Church Rob Stewart WICK CHAPEL ST PETER’S DYRHAM 10.30 am Morning Worship Rev P Hopes No Service May 6 - 6th of Easter WICK CHAPEL ST BARTHOLOMEW’S WICK 10.30am Morning Worship Rev James Jang 10.00am Morning Prayer Steve Burgess April 15th - 3rd of Easter HOLY TRINITY DOYNTON ST BARTHOLOMEW’S WICK 6.30 pm Holy Communion Steve Burgess 10.00am Morning Prayer Steve Burgess ST PETER’S DYRHAM HOLY TRINITY DOYNTON No Service 6.30pm Holy Communion Rev Steve Britton WICK CHAPEL ST PETER’S DYRHAM 10.30 am Family Communion Rev James Jang 6.00pm No Service WICK CHAPEL 10.30am Family Spot incorporating the Women’s Service of Holy Communion at 10.30am
World Day of Prayer Tuesday 2nd April at Holy Trinity Doynton, with prayers for healing. Weekday Services Morning Prayer at 8.30 am Service of Holy Communion at 10.30am St Bartholomew’s, Wick on Mondays and Fridays; Holy Trinity, Doynton on Tuesdays; Wednesday 11h April at Boyd Close Community Hall, Wick St Peter’s, Dyrham on Wednesdays 12 13