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LPN Jun-July 2014 june - julY 2014 From the Vicarage Thomas had doubts about the resurrection when he heard the stories of the disciples. He said to them, "Unless I see his hands myself ... I will not believe." Thomas was full of doubts until he was confronted with the risen Christ. Thomas looked at his hands and instead of touching the wounds, Thomas fell to the ground and said, "My Lord and my God." Sometimes, you have to discard your doubts and act on faith. You may have some lingering doubts. You may have some unanswered questions. You may have some things which will remain a mystery. But, like Thomas, we sometimes reach that point where we need to translate our doubts into acts of faith. Faith is coming to that point where we are standing on the edge of doubt and we can see no clear path ahead, but we go on in faith. We go on in spite of doubts. We go on in the faith that God is with us. When the history of this century is written, there will be the names of many prominent men and women. However, there is one name that I believe will be forever remembered ~ and that is Winston Churchill. Troys Wednesday evening - picture JNS Hitler had conquered Europe and was on the verge of conquering England. Churchill had doubts that England would From the Editor be able to survive, but he could not permit his doubts to show. His task was to rally the British people to act to save themselves. With a marvellous ability to Whilst typing up the parish diary just now, I was struck by the fact that there are clubs lead and inspire with his words, Churchill and groups that carry on happening month after month, but about which we know very helped to translate the doubts of his people little. Octaves for example - I am sure some of our readers would love to hear some of the into acts of faith. On one occasion, stories of yesteryear. Poetry club is another one. Please can we have some of your poems to Churchill said: publish. Polruan Angling Club - what goes on there ? and other groups that don't advertise their dates and venues - Bridge Club for example and is there a Chess Club ? "When I look back on the perils which we have already overcome, and upon the great The Parish News does try to be as informative and all inclusive as possible, so we would mountain waves through which the ship like more information about clubs, ideas and stories which don't seem to get much has been driven, when I remember all that coverage. has gone right, I am encouraged to feel we need not be afraid that the tempest will overcome us. Let it roar. Let it rage. We shall come through." I think the Lord must have loved Winston Churchill. He translated his doubts into actions of faith. He helped his people see beyond the doubts in their minds and In this issue begin acting on the faith and hope of overcoming the storm. Doubts are a reality in our lives. We all Bishops to come to Polruan 4 have occasional doubts. We all have Holiday Club 6 questions which need answers. We would all like to have absolute proof. But, Headland Garden 9 sometimes, we need to respond as Thomas did. We need to look at the hands of Jesus Private Lives Review 11 Christ and act on our faith by falling on Cornwall Councillors Report 16 our knees and saying as he did: "My Lord and my God." Parish Council Chairman’s Annual Report 18 With my love and prayers for God’s contin- Gardening 20 ued blessings upon you all. NEWS FROM TALLAND WANTED - BELL RINGERS CHURCH DIARY Churches Together Cornerstone We are in desperate need of bellringers. JUNE HELP URGENTLY REQUIRED If you are a lapsed ringer or have never Sunday 1st 7th of Easter Cornerstone the Churches together Char- pulled a bell rope before we do need you. 09.00 St. Ildierna Holy Communion ity Shop in West Looe, would still appreci- We will give tuition to anyone willing to 11.00 St. Saviour Parish Eucharist ate some additional help. If anyone feels learn and will give you all the help we can. 11.00 St. Tallanus Morning Prayer able to help (3 hours at a time) please call We have six bells at Lanteglos and we are 18.00 St. John Evening Prayer Jenny Hall on 01503 265059 she would be now down to five ringers. Please come delighted to add your name to the list of along and have a go you never know you Thursday 5th monthly volunteers or on the floating list may well enjoy the experience. Our prac- 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion which means help when you are able. Also tice night is Tuesday between 7.30 and if you have any unwanted gifts or nice 9pm. If you are interested please contact Sunday 8th Pentecost quality items, you no longer require, we any of the ringers or Rita Stewart on 09.00 St. Tallanus Holy Communion would be delighted to receive them . As it 870455. 11.00 St. Wyllow Parish Eucharist is a very small shop we are unable to take We look forward to hearing from you. 18.30 St. Ildierna Evening Prayer large items and clothing. Rita Stewart – Tower Captain. It still has a full range of Christian cards, Thursday 12th Fairtrade goods as well as books and bric a Junior Flower Guild’ @ St Saviour 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion brac, and we are now able to take working Polruan electrical appliances, which we will have Ever since Polruan Kool Kidz Fun Klub Sunday 15th Trinity Sunday electrically checked. Additionally we are started about six years ago, some of the 09.00 St. Ildierna Holy Communion able to serve Fairtrade Tea and Coffee. Klub members have assisted the St Sav- 11.00 St. Wyllow Morning Prayer Also a nice slice of cake! iour Flower Guild with decorating the 11.00 BIG GREEN Ecumenical Service The shop, which is on the corner of Quay Church for Easter, Harvest and Christmas POLPERRO Road in West Looe, is run by a group of so that they have become, in effect, the Trustees under the chair of Revd. Marilyn ‘Junior Flower Guild’. By tradition the Thursday 19th Elliott and volunteers youngsters consider certain windows 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion Successful evening. ‘theirs’ to decorate; they also construct the Easter Garden. The Flower Guild are Sunday 22nd Trinity 1 On May 7 th Talland Church held a very successful Shanty and Folk/ Cheese and delighted to have the young people assist- 11.00 St. Wyllow Parish Eucharist ing them, and are hoping that when they 18.30 St. Ildierna Evening Prayer Wine evening in Polperro Village Hall with wonderful entertainment by the very tal- grow up some of them may even join the Flower Guild. This year’s Junior Flower Thursday 26th ented group Miner Quay. A very happy, sociable fund raising event, which was Guild ‘team’ are Shannon, Jasmine, Rosie 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion and Chloe. enjoyed, by all which raised £571. Kathryn Hill Sunday 29th Peter & Paul Talland Church 11.00 St. Tallanus Benefice Eucharist 17 th June Polperro Churches Together MESSY CHURCH Fete to be held on Big Green during the JULY Polperro Music Festival. There are nu- This year our Easter Messy Church was on Thursday 3rd merous stalls, entertainment by Polperro Easter Monday and was enjoyed by 26 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion Primary School and an all day BBQ On youngsters ranging from toddlers to teen- this day Bishop Chris Goldsmith, Canon agers and 30 adults. There was a range of Sunday 6th Sea Sunday Keith Mitchell and Rev'd Steve Wild will Easter themed crafts and puzzles. Then, 09.00 St. Ildierna Holy Communion be visiting. Bishop Tim replacing Bishop while the crafts were cleared away, the 10.40 Coal Wharf Blessing of the Sea Chris in the afternoon. youngsters enjoyed an Easter Egg 11.00 St. Saviour Parish Eucharist th 26 July Concert at Talland Church Hunt. The short service included young 11.00 St. Tallanus Morning Prayer people reading the Bible passage and an Easter poem and we also dedicated the Thursday 10th Last word on the Bible Quiz. prayers that we had written on egg-shaped 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion cards and hung on the ‘Easter Prayer And finally................ many thanks to Roy Tree’. This was followed by an Easter Sunday 13th Trinity 4 Hunking for his excellence and diligence. themed tea that was enjoyed by all. Messy 09.00 St. Tallanus Holy Communion Church is a different way of ‘doing church’ 11.00 St. Wyllow Parish Eucharist The final answer, number 30 on the list is and everyone is welcome. 18.30 St. Ildierna Evening Prayer LUKE Kathryn Hill Thursday 17th In only the second line - 'On a flight from From the Registers Los Angeles to Honolulu, keeping him 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion occupied for hours.' Baptisms: Sunday 20th Trinity 5 th 09./00 St. IldiernaHoly Communion 25 May Sofia Lowenna Gayle Albert St. Wyllow 11.00 St. Wyllow Morning Prayer 11.00 St. Tallanus Parish Eucharist Weddings: 3 rd May Thursday 24th Abigael Eloise Flack/Alan Edward Coates 10.00 St. Saviour Holy Communion St. Ildierna Publisher Funerals: Sunday 27th Trinity 6 Revd. Louise Courtney 870988 th 11.00 St. Wyllow Parish Eucharist Managing Editor 13 May John Nuttall-Smith 870273 Dawn Vera Channings St.
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