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80P Parish News July 2020 PARISH NEWS JULY 2020 THE PARISHES OF THE LULWORTHS, WINFRITH NEWBURGH AND CHALDON 1 Parish News July 2020 Parish Organisations ORGANISATION CONTACT POSITION TELEPHONE Benefice of West Purbeck Rev Carol Langford Rector 01929 462215 [email protected] Benefice of West Purbeck Rev Sandra Williams Ministry Team 01929 792235 [email protected] Benefice of West Purbeck Rev Jenny Alidina Ministry Team 01929 551502 [email protected] Benefice of West Purbeck Rev Judy Hill Ministry Team 01929462888 [email protected] Benefice of West Purbeck Dr John Matthews LLM 01929462128 [email protected] Benefice of West Purbeck Mrs Jenny Hunt LLM 01929 462570 [email protected] Benefice of WEST Purbeck Mr Paul Pinnock Lay Pastoral Assistant 01929 400143 Benefice of West Purbeck Mr John Yonwin Lay Benefice Vice Chairman 01305 852117 Holy Trinity, West Lulworth Mr Paul Simpson Churchwarden 01929 400376 St Christopher's, Winfrith Mr Giles Marsh Churchwarden 01929 400259 St Nicholas, Chaldon Mr Jeremy Selfe Churchwarden 01305 852138 St Andrew’s, East Lulworth Mr Paul Pinnock Churchwarden 01929 400143 West Purbeck Benefit Office Pauline Matthews Adminstrator [email protected] Benefice Parochial Church Council Mr Eddie Morrison Secretary 01305 853272 Mrs V Blandamer Treasurer 01929 400584 Benefice of the Lulworth, Winfrith & Chaldon Mrs Barbara Marsden Parish Safeguarding Rep 01929 400259 Chaldon Herring Village Hall Carole Redhouse Secretary 01305 851827 Chaldon Parish Council Miss Emily Blake Clerk 01305 853965 Children’s Drama Group Chris Eldred Organiser 01929 406175 Dance for Kix Gemma Dale Organiser 01305 852137 East Lulworth Parish Council Liz Maidment Clerk 07909924692 Friends of Lulworth & Winfrith Primary School Anna Veal Secretary 01305 852830 Ladies’ Friendship Circle Mrs Marjorie Bird Secretary 01305 852908 Lulworth & District Garden Society Mr J Watts Secretary 01929 400749 Lulworth & Winfrith CE VC Primary School Mr Richard Skinner Head Teacher 01929 400330 Share and Care Link Persons 07751 968 944 West Lulworth Parish Council Miss Emily Blake Clerk 01305 853965 West Lulworth Village Hall Mrs Pauline Hill Bookings Sec. 01929 406178 West Lulworth Women's Institute Mrs Halina Simpson President 01929 400376 Winfrith Cricket Club Mr Simon Goldsack Chairman 01929 554716 Winfrith Drama Group Wendy Jones Secretary 01305 852844 Wool and Winfrith FC Kelvin Dorner-Woolley Chairman 01929 551232 Winfrith Gardening Club Janine Scola Secretary 01305 851837 Winfrith History Group Pat Yonwin Secretary 01305 852117 Winfrith Parish Council Mandy Stephens Clerk 01305 853659 Winfrith Village Hall Sally Johnson Bookings Manager 01305 854133 Wellbridge Bereavement Support Group Jackie Pope Administrator 01929 462376ol Friends of Cancer Research UK Mrs Pat Stanely Secretary 01929 405487 The PARISH NEWS is published monthly by the Parochial Church Council of the Lulworths, Winfrith Newburgh and Chaldon, in the Deanery of Purbeck and the Diocese of Salisbury. Chairman: Rosie Johnson 01305 852885 Secretary Bernadette Crowe Treasurer Mr P Lawlor Editor: David Brann 01305 567748 Deputy Editor Janine Scola 01305 851837 Advertising Secretary: Rosie Johnson 01305 852885 Advertising Editor: Anne Rowan 01929 400729 Distribution Manager: Dudley Jones 01929 400641 E-mail: [email protected] 2 Parish News July 2020 From the rectory are still there! As a family we used to love Welcome to Rev. Sandra Williams travelling down to the coast and have spent many happy hours wandering up and down the Hello, I’m Sandra, half time Associate Priest cliff paths of Dorset and spending time on the with the West Purbeck Benefice, and I’m the beaches. newest member of the team. My husband, Graham, and labradoodle Zinnie, moved into Graham and I moved from Shipton Bellinger in Bere Regis last September and I was licensed North Hampshire where on the 2nd October. we had been for the last six years, most recently I was born and christened as Priest in Charge of five down on the south coast of parishes west of Hampshire and confirmed Andover. Prior to that and married in north we were in Shropshire Hampshire, in a village just where I completed four outside Basingstoke, where years as Curate in The I met my husband Graham Wrockwardine Deanery on a Cub trip to Bovington Team Ministry in Lichfield Tank Museum! Since that Diocese, twelve rural time Graham’s work within villages between the water industry has Shrewsbury and Telford. taken us to Hong Kong, Oxfordshire and North One of my main loves is Dorset. walking and I’ve really enjoyed exploring the Graham and I have three local footpaths as they children – Amy, married to dried out once we went Neil, has two children, into lockdown. Since we’ve had a bit more Zachary and Ruby and they live in Salisbury; freedom, Zinnie and I have been further afield, our son Adam and his wife, Maria, are both it’s great to know that the coast is only 20 teachers and live in Oxfordshire with their minutes away. Please do say hello if you see Schnauzer - Gus; and our youngest daughter, us out and about, and maybe share your Lucy, with her partner Sam and Husky/Beagle favourite walk with us if you don’t mind a lively Cross Bella, live in Gillingham, North Dorset, doodle! where she works for Waitrose and keeps an eye on my parents who moved there a few I’ve enjoyed getting to know some of you years ago. Our family grew up in Gillingham through our Zoom streamed services and am where, prior to ordination, I was a Primary looking forward so much to walking alongside School Teaching Assistant. I was also a Cub you all as we work together more, hopefully Scout Leader for 30 years (I started very in the flesh sometime soon. What a great young!), stepping down before I was opportunity for us all to see what God is up to ordained. It’s exciting to have the County and join in! Camp Site, Buddens, just down the road, I’m glad to see that the trees some of my cubs With blessings helped to plant many years ago along the drive Rev Sandra Williams 3 Parish News July 2020 Church Without Walls The new West Purbeck Benefice are now holding their services online using Zoom. If you would like to join us you would be most welcome! Once you have been added to the list you will receive an email with joining instructions and an automatic link to the service. To join the West Purbeck online congregation, please contact either Rev Jenny or Rev Carol asking to be included in the circulation list. All you need is a smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera and a reasonable internet connection. It is easy to click the link, download the application and manipulate the simple screen controls. Help can be provided. Rev Carol Langford 01929 462216 [email protected] Rev Jenny Alidina 01929 551502 [email protected] Wool Methodist Chapel Services July 2020 Due to the Coronavirus all Services have been suspended until further notice. Let’s pray we will be back soon Worshipping together. Lynda Macey [email protected] 01929 463773 Purbeck Catholic Community The Parish of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs and St Joseph’s Parish Church : ST JOSEPH’S - The Square, Wool, BH20 6DU Mass Centres : ST EDWARD’S - Shatters Hill, Wareham, BH20 4QP ST MARY’S CHAPEL - Lulworth Castle Park, BH20 5QS Due to the Coronavirus all Services have been suspended until further notice 4 Parish News July 2020 NEWS FROM HOLY TRINITY WEST LULWORTH As I write this, some access to our Church is being opened up, but we are still far away from returning to a full schedule of services. For the moment the Church will be open for prayer or quiet enjoyment twice a week, on Monday mornings between 9am and 12 noon and Thursday afternoons from 2pm to 5pm. We have also designated the next best thing, a “Prayer Space” outside the Church, where our benches provide special views across the graveyard and down towards the Cove. Good maintenance has continued throughout the lockdown, and thanks are due to John and his team for keeping the graveyard in good order, to Nic and Patricia for cleaning the Church ready for visitors, and to Basil for putting new felt on the shed roof. Missing personal contact, many of us have at least been able to join in the Zoom services organised by Jenny Alidina for the West Purbeck Benefice, so some contact has been maintained. Her efforts have been much appreciated, as has the support given to us by Rev Carol Langford, which has ensured that any member of our Church can easily make contact with a Priest. Sadly, our main fund raising event, the Village Let us hope we can all get together again soon. Fete, has had to be cancelled due to Covid-19, but we may be able to hold an event later in the year. Those of you who have been Paul Simpson trawling through your cupboards may have Churchwarden assorted bric-a-brac to dispose of, so please hold on to it, or if you want to clear it now we have some storage space. 5 Parish News July 2020 How can we help Dorchester Food Bank? Collection points now in the lychgates of St Christopher’s Winfrith and Holy Trinity West Lulworth Please continue to contribute items such as the ones listed below. Small sizes are very welcome as food parcels are made up per person. Please ensure all items are well in date. Unfortunately The Food Bank cannot accept fresh produce, as it is difficult to store and would prefer to receive: Tinned foods: Vegetables including potatoes – not tinned tomatoes, meat and fish, fruit, baked beans, rice pudding, custard.
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