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The News Magazine of the 'Heart of Eden' The News Magazine of the ‘Heart of Eden’ Benefice St. Lawrence, Appleby and St. John, Murton-cum-Hilton; St. James, Ormside; St. Peter, Great Asby; St. Cuthbert, Dufton; St. Margaret & St. James, Long Marton; St. Cuthbert, Milburn St. Columba, Warcop and St. Theobald, Musgrave St. James, Temple Sowerby; St. Michael, Kirkby Thore & St. Edmund Newbiggin. with additional information from Methodist Churches at The Sands, Appleby, Great Asby, Warcop and Dufton with Knock The Church of Our Lady of Appleby The Local Communities and Organisations of Appleby and the Mid-Eden Valley What’s On in The Heart of Eden this Month? hat’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? W h W a ? t ’ ? s n o Date Time Place What?? o n s ? ’ March t th ? a 25 7:30 pm Appleby Public Hall Travelling by Tuba (NWA) W h 30th 7:30 pm Milburn Village Hall Film Club:- Woman in Gold h W st 31 - 1st April Brough/ Kiriby Stephen Cumbria Easter Rally a ? April t ’ ? st s n 1 6:30 Raise Howe Easter Day Sonrise Open Air Service o nd o 2 10 – 12am Appleby Health Centre Cancer Info. Drop-in with Coffee n s ? ’ rd t 3 7 – 9pm Guide Hut Textile Group ? a rd W h 3 7:30pm Guide Hut Ormside WI (with Penrith Players) th 4 7 – 8:30 pm Appleby Hub Script Reading Group (see ad.) h W 5th – 7th ‘Celebrating Westmorland Dales’: a weekend of displays, exhibits, stalls, hands-on activities & refreshments in aid of St Peter’s Church, Asby a ? th t ’ ? 5 1 – 3:30pm Appleby Health Centre Caritas etc Hearing Advice drop-in s n th o 5 1:30 pm Dufton Village Hall Fit4All o n s th ? ’ 5 7:30 pm Appleby Market Hall Supper Room An Evening of Avs (see ad.) t th ? a 6 11:45 - 1pm Sands Methodists Come4Lunch W h 7th 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Church of Our Lady h W th 7 7:30 pm Colby Village Halls Dominoes a ? 8th 10:45 am St. Lawrence, Appleby “Hymn rich” Morning Prayer t ’ ? s n th 10 2 – 3 pm Garden Blitz Group o o th 10 7:30pm Asby Village Hall Asby WI – “British from the Bottom Up” with Shirley Crisp n s ? ’ th t 10 2 – 4pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls ? a th W h 10 10:30 – 12:15 Long Marton Village Hall Coffee Morning th h W 11 10:15 for 11 Appleby Public Hall The Arts Society: “Elephants and Archbishops” th a ? 11 7 pm Dufton Village Hall Open Circle t ’ ? th 11 7:30pm The Hollies, Asby Asby Fellowship s n o th 12 7:30 pm Appleby Market Hall Appleby Archaeology Group o n s th ? ’ 12 7:30 pm Dufton V.H. Community Rm Book Group t th ? a 12 1:30 pm Dufton Village Hall Fit4All W h 12th 12:30pm Eden River Café, Appleby Asby Diners Club h W th 13 7:30 pm Colby Village Halls Coffee and Bingo a ? th t ’ ? 13 7pm Midland Hotel Pudding Night i.a.o. Carnival s n th 14 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Appleby-in-Westmorland Society o o th n s 14 10 – 2 Dufton Village Hall Coffee morning ? ’ th t 15 2 pm Appleby Bowling Club Outdoor bowling starts ? a th W h 15 12:15pm Sands Methodist Church Bring and Share Meal th h W 15 4pm St. Peter’s Church, Asby St. Peter’s Annual Church Meeting th a ? 16 10 – 12am Appleby Health Centre Cancer Info. Drop-in with Coffee t ’ ? th s n 16 7:30pm Bolton Village Hall Crossfell WI Group meeting: author Anne Weir o th o 18 7:30 pm on application! Ormside Craft Evening n s th ? ’ 18 9:30 to 12:30 Pennine Rm., Riverside Bldg. Textile Group t th ? a 18 7:30pm St. Peter’s Church, Asby Concert by Camerata Cumbria W h 18th 7 – 8:30 pm Appleby Hub Script Reading Group (see ad.) h W th 19 usual times and places Appleby Gardeners Soc. trip a ? th t ’ ? 19 7:30 pm Dufton Village Hall Annual General Meeting s n th o 19 1:30 pm Sands Chapel Ladies Friendship – “Bryce St. Strummers” o th n s 20 3 – 7 pm Dufton Village Hall Open Day ? ’ t th 20 6 – 8 pm Orton Market Hall W’morland Dales Drop-in ? a st W h 21 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of Newbiggin Church st h W 21 10 am Orton Market Hall W’morland Dales Activities st a ? 21 10:30 – 12:30 Appleby Hub Town Band Free Event (see ad.) t ’ ? nd s n 22 6:30 pm St. Lawrence, Appleby Choral Evensong for St. George’s Day o rd o 23 7:30 pm Crown and Cushion Friday Club A.G.M. n s ? ’ 24th 2 – 4pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls t ? a th 24 7:30pm Long Marton Village Hall Local History Group W h 25th Noon Long Marton Village Hall Lunch club h W th 25 7:30pm The Hollies, Asby Asby Fellowship a ? th t ’ ? 25 10:15 – noon The Hollies, Asby Coffee morning i.a.o. St. Peter’s Asby general funds s n th o 25 7:30 pm Appleby Public Hall Travelling by Tuba (North West Arts) o th th n s 27 – 28 9 am – noon St. Lawrence, Appleby Plant Sale ? ’ t 27th 10:30am Asby Hall Mews Asby WI Committee Meeting ? a th W h 27 12:30pm Midland Hotel Probus Club th h W 27 7:30 pm Milburn Village Hall Film Club:- “Lion” th a ? 28 7:30 pm Appleby Bowling Club Prize Bingo and Coffee t ’ ? th s n 28 6 for 7pm Appleby Public Hall Lights, Camera, Appleby – “Moonlight” o th o 28 9:30 – 11:30 Appleby Public Hall Coffee morning in aid of the Leprosy Mission n s ? ’ th t 29 10 – noon Appleby Bowling Club Table top sale i.a.o. Brampton v.h./L.M. church ? a th 29 12 – 2 pm Colby Village Halls Soup and Dessert W h 29th 2:15pm see article Nichiren Buddhism Discussion Meeting h W May a ? nd t ’ ? 2 7:30 pm Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall MU Open meeting s n o o n s ? ’ t ? h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W ? ? n o s ’ t a h W a Mission or Maintenance hat’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? What’s on?? W People have not ceased to search for God. It’s just that they are no longer looking for Him in organised religion. They are h W turning instead to Eastern Mysticisms, New Age Movements and the esoteric. a ? t Why is it that the religious establishment is failing to provide spiritual satisfaction today? There are many answers. One is ’ ? s n that mysticism gives us an element of elegant escape from the world. They let us breathe the pure air of the soul instead of o Date Time Place What?? o n the messy, complex world of communication, relationship and the public square. s ? ’ March t th ? Today Christianity finds itself in the position of being a minority in a world whose values we do not entirely share. History a 25 7:30 pm Appleby Public Hall Travelling by Tuba (NWA) W h 30th 7:30 pm Milburn Village Hall Film Club:- Woman in Gold suggests that is a good challenge for us. For religion is at its worst when it has power, and at its best when it wields h W st only influence. That influence comes from being ready and willing to challenge the idols of the age, whatever the idols, 31 - 1st April Brough/ Kiriby Stephen Cumbria Easter Rally a ? April t whatever the age. The idols of today are unmistakeable: self-esteem without effort; fame without achievement; sex without ’ ? st s n 1 6:30 Raise Howe Easter Day Sonrise Open Air Service consequences; wealth without responsibility; pleasure without struggle and experience without commitment. o nd o 2 10 – 12am Appleby Health Centre Cancer Info. Drop-in with Coffee n s The great religions face an immense challenge but an inspiring one: to show that life is more than shopping; society more ? ’ rd t 3 7 – 9pm Guide Hut Textile Group ? than an arena of politics and power; that you don’t need worldly success to have dignity; that the spirit is sustained not by a rd W h 3 7:30pm Guide Hut Ormside WI (with Penrith Players) a succession of pleasures that gradually fade but by wisdom that gradually grows; that love needs loyalty to be worthy of th 4 7 – 8:30 pm Appleby Hub Script Reading Group (see ad.) h W its name. It is about being lifted by lifting others and being part of a community united by a vision of the common good: 5th – 7th ‘Celebrating Westmorland Dales’: a weekend of displays, exhibits, stalls, hands-on activities & refreshments in aid of St Peter’s Church, Asby a ? t sharing.
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