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Clapham & District Newsletter CLAPHAM & DISTRICT NEWSLETTER Number 87 February, 2014 A tribute to John will be found in the centre of the newsletter KEVIN CHADWICK Agricultural Engineer, On-Site Welding, www.brookhouse-clapham.co.uk Farm Buildings, Saturday Night 4x4 and Plant Repairs Dining 6pm – 8pm Booking advisable UNIT 1, DALES VIEW, OLD ROAD, CLAPHAM, LA2 8JH Here at Brookhouse we combine rustic Tel: 07779 081388 dishes using locally sourced ingredients with modern presentation in order to provide a truly As well as Saturday unforgettable dining night dining we are often open mid-week – If you wish to advertise in the Newsletter experience. please give us a ring please contact: Ray Hull at All rooms en-suit. All rooms en-suite.en-suit. Park View, Church Ave, Clapham LA2 8EA PricesPrices from £30£30pppn. pppn. If you have an article or some interesting Licenced restaurant. 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Not knowing every step of the way, but confident Here is the Prayer for our new Diocese: in the God who travels with us, we know that every Loving God, pour upon us, we pray, your Holy Spirit journey begins with a single step. The major changes and prepare us for the Diocese of West Yorkshire and that await our Diocese in many ways are a step of the Dales; send us a bishop to lead and encourage us; faith and this month I thought you would like to know foster bonds of love that cross old boundaries; open about what is happening at present. our hearts and minds to new possibilities of welcome, Bishop Tom Butler has been appointed an witness and mission; and grant wisdom to all who honorary Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Bradford shape our future in Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. and Bishop Nick has asked him to provide Episcopal Blessings to you all as together we move forward cover for the Diocese during his sabbatical. Bishop in faith. Ian. Tom will also act as Mentor Bishop in the run up to the creation of the new diocese of West Yorkshire and the Dales. Diary Dates For March On January 9th the Crown Nominations Commis- Monday 10th – Choir recommences rehearsals to sion will have met and decided upon the person they prepare for Easter – 6.30 pm at the Vicarage. think is most suited to be the first bishop of our new Thursday 13th – AGM for Keasden Church at 7.30 diocese and lead us in the next few years. In February pm in Church. we should know the name of the new bishop and we Saturday 15th – Parish Walk – meet at Church at can pray for him by name as he prepares to take on 9.00 am in order to catch the bus to Settle and this unique task. walk back in time for Lent Lunch at Ian and The Church of England has never before reor- Patricia Russell’s home: ‘The Chapel on the ganised itself so that three diocese are dissolved Green’ from 12.00 noon to 1.30 pm. and one new diocese created. This may seem like a job for the archangel Gabriel! The new bishop will Tuesday 18th – Open Meeting re new Diocese certainly need the help and support of everyone with Bishop Tony Robinson and John Tuckett because it is not a job he can do on his own. The at Settle Parish Church – 7.00 for 7.30 pm – all new diocese will only be a success if we all play our welcome. part in creating it. In order to help the new bishop a Saturday 22nd – Wedding in Austwick Church at process of consultations is being planned across the 12.30 pm. three diocese so that we all share in the responsibility Wednesday 26th – Afternoon Church Fellowship – of creating a vision for our future. ‘Cycling in France’ with Roger Mitchell and Alan During Lent, Bishop James and Tony Robinson Jupp – 1.30 pm in Austwick Parish Hall. will be visiting every Deanery to meet with us, the local clergy and people. They are open meetings to Monday 31st – Austwick PCC meeting at 7.30 pm in which everyone is welcome. They will spend time at the Vicarage to accept the Accounts for 2013. the beginning and end praying for our new diocese and the new bishop. But the important part of the Church Services in March meeting will be an opportunity for them to hear from Sunday 9th – 9.30am Morning Prayer at Austwick you about what should be the key priorities for the new diocese and how you think they should organise 11.00 am – Holy Communion at Clapham our life together to be efficient and effective for the 2.00 pm – Holy Communion at Keasden challenges of the 21st century. Sunday 16th – 11.00 am Holy Communion at Each part of the diocese will have its own needs Clapham and ideas. They want to hear them so they can 7.00 pm Taize Service at Eldroth produce a dossier of your ideas for the new bishop Sunday 23rd – 11.00 am Holy Communion at to consider when he begins in the summer. Clapham Please do come along to these meetings. But more importantly, come prepared to share your ideas and 2.00 pm Evensong at Keasden hopes for our new future together after Easter Day. Sunday, 30th – 11.00 am Mothering Sunday Family Our local meeting is on Tuesday, 18 March at Settle Communion at Clapham 3 L. PRESTON & SONS Proprietor: iaN PreSTON New & Used Car Sales M.O.T. Testing & Repairs TOWN HEAD GARAGE AUSTWICK open Mon to Fri 8.30am – 5.30pm Sat 9.00am – 5.30pm Telephone 015242 51391 ashfield car Park, Settle BD24 9aa telephone: 01729 823002 HARRISON & CROSS LTD. Now open Sundays NICEIC APPROVED ELECTRICAL Contractors 11am to 4pm Unit 6, Sidings Industrial Estate, Settle WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU! THE ONE-Stop SHOP Complete and partial rewires, electrical checks on existing NORTH CRAVEN installations. Small appliance testing. Advice and information for Televisions supplied and installed, aerials erected. 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