CONTACT DETAILS OCTOBER 2019
Reverend Susan H Pulko 07946 703083. Bulletin Editor Ken Franks [email protected] The Benefice of Hedon, Paull, Sproatley and Preston Hedon Church Warden Carol Gronous 01482 896680 Warren Branton 07749 470401 Benefice Bulletin PCC Secretary Heather Burwell 07526 446053 PCC Treasurer vacant Tower Captain Paul Franzen. 07973748903 Handbell Ringers Keith Everingham 01482 899020 Mothers’ Union Dot Jessop 01482 897786
Paull standrewpaull.wordpress.com Church Warden vacant PCC Secretary Mandy Annison 01964 626115 [email protected] Wifi /other enquiries Mandy Annison - see above PCC Treasurer Jim Lowde 07976 762198 Health walks Kay Burn 01964 626228 Car boot sale Mandy Annison - see above
Sproatley spanglefish.com/stswithinschurchsproatley Church Wardens Liz Holt 01482 814188 Herbert Harper 01482 811316 PCC Secretary Anne Garton 01482 814027 PCC Treasurer Denise Wilson 01482 817887
Preston Church Wardens John Myers 01482 896631 Andy Ferguson 01482 890538 PCC Secretary Pat Ferguson 01482 890538 PCC Treasurer Jenny Dimishky 01482 897650
Bulletin Distributors Hedon Margaret Charles 01482 898642 Paull Ann Sleight 01482 896458 Preston John Myers 01482 896631 Sproatley Liz Holt 01482 814188 Deadline for items to be submitted for next issue Thursday 17th October - please submit items to the Editor:-details on back page
20 Benefice News Supporting your local churches When we moved into the vicarage last November we treated ourselves to new white goods; our existing oven, fridge, and the J P Accounting like were all pretty old, anyway, and possibly wouldn’t have survived the move. The new ones made wonderful claims about Solutions their energy efficiency and water saving. Hi-tech stuff, indeed, and our new appliances were duly installed. Everything in the kitchen looked pretty slick. An accountant working to your budget Book keeping, Accounts VAT, Payroll, Tax returns CIS, Company Secretarial Sadly, things went a bit downhill from there, and a day or two Budgeting, Management Accounts before Christmas, I found that my large roasting tin wouldn’t fit into Company Formations the oven. If you saw a borderline-hysterical woman running round Periodic Accounts Sainsburys on Christmas Eve with a measuring tape and a Year end accounts notebook, it was me trying to find a new roasting tin that would fit both the oven and the turkey! [email protected] 01964 562121
When I got home, I realized that the oven was the same size as the 07754 067941 old one, outside, so if the inside was smaller, then the walls must be thicker. Great, more insulation to keep the heat in. But that isn’t clever, it’s not hi-tech or modern; it’s the equivalent of putting on a cardie to stop yourself getting cold. No one boasts about that.
Disappointing though it is to realise that your new hi-tech, energy- efficient oven is just like your old one with a cardie on, I think it illustrates something pretty universal: our tendency to overestimate our own virtues and strengths and, even more, to underestimate other people’s. But that’s not how it is with God: God appreciates everyone’s strengths and our virtues, no matter how small. And I’m pretty sure that he has no trouble forgiving us when we, too, try to pass off our old cardie as an on-trend statement knit. Rev Sue
2 19 Supporting your local churches Deanery News Day of Prayer and Reflection HEDON CARPETS FRESH n & BEDS I will be holding another Day of Prayer and Reflection at St. Patrick’s Church, Now holding roll-stock so FRUITY Church Lane, Patrington, HU12 0RE on grab yourself a bargain! Saturday 19th October, 2019. I will be in church from 10-00am to 3-00pm. There Also rugs in all sizes to Fruit & vegetable retailer will be suggestions for prayer around the church or you can just sit suit all budgets. & supplier to residential quietly by yourself and be with the Lord. Now selling blinds—call homes, pubs, etc I will lead short prayers on the hour and half hour. You can come in to see our selection! and go as you please and stay for as long as you like, from 5 8 Market Place, minutes to the whole day. Many people have found these a great 14 Market Place help in the past so why not take a few moments out of your Hedon HU12 8JA Hedon HU12 8JA schedule to visit St. Patrick’s for silence and space?
01482 891430 There is now a toilet in St. Patrick’s. For any who need it, tea and 01482 897540 coffee will be available about 12noon and 2-00pm. Further details from Philip West 01964 603199 or email [email protected] j|ÄÄá tà [ÉÅx The Rolling Pin
Will Drafting Our produce is made & baked on South Holderness Deanery the premises daily by our team of Lasting Powers of Attorney bakers. Stop and be still Fresh bread, pastries & pies. Assistance of Probate Large choice of cakes & Informal prayer and sharing Save parking costs and mobility confectionaries. problems. Quality fresh hot and cold Thursday 31st October Ottringham Village Hall sandwiches. Give your instructions in the peace and Lunchtime telephone orders taken. comfort of your own home. Outside catering for all events. On Thursdays tea and coffee is offered at 7-00pm. `Wills at Home` guarantee a speedy and Meeting starts prompt at 7.30pm. Ends by 9-00pm. 11 St Augustine’s Gate, Hedon efficient service at your own Further details from Philip West 01964 603199 HU12 8EU convenience. [email protected] 01482 891414 “If you’re too busy to pray, you’re too busy!” www.the-rollingpin.co.uk Highly experienced retired solicitor. No prayer means no power for our churches Call: 07746 556158 18 3 Benefice News Supporting your local churches St. Augustine, Hedon C. Fewster & Son Ltd Andrew Little Ltd Sunday October 6th - Harvest Festival at 2-00pm. INDEPENDENT FUNERAL DIRECTORS Sunday October 13th - Holy Communion at 9-30am. Dedicated to our profession and Sunday October 20th - Morning Prayer at 9-30am. committed to serving the local Quality butchers Sunday October 27th - All Age Service or Baptism at 11-00am. communities of Withernsea, Hedon, Barbecue specialists Wednesday October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th - Celtic Patrington, Roos and surrounding Eucharist at 10.00am. villages. For all your fresh, local beef, ST. AUGUSTINE’S SOCIAL GROUP 2 Church Lane pork, lamb, poultry & game. The next social group meeting will be in Iveson Lodge on Patrington, Hull HU12 0RJ October 24th at 2-00pm. Speaker to be arranged. 01964 630228 Freezer orders welcome
St. Augustine’s will be open every day from 9.00am until 4 Market Place 4-00pm throughout the year.. Hedon 01482 896196 Refreshments available Saturday 10-00am till Noon
Little Saints DAY OR NIGHT Buy the best –we do! Little Saints meet at Hedon Methodist Church every term time A TRADITION OF TRUST Tuesday from 1-30pm till 3-00pm. There will not be a Little Saints on Tuesday 29th October (Half Term) P.A.KNIGHT All ages welcome from new born to school age. FRAMES OF We start with a new list each term but can only take ten families. BUILDERS LTD Ring 01482 890292 or 07761503140 for further information. Est 1991 HEDON
There will not be a Coffee Morning in October, nor through the For all your building & winter. We will let you know when it starts up again. Picture framers roofing requirements & Gallery HIDDEN HOLDERNESS Call Paul on Invite you to take a trip down memory lane with them. Their latest area of research is 'SHOPS' and they want your stories and 20 Souttergate memories of local villages in years gone by. 01482 893071 Hedon HU12 8JS They would love to see you at Hedon Museum on Thursday 31st 07802 854347 October from 1-00pm. to 4-00pm. when they will be showing some of their research and asking you for your memories. 01482 890214
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All Saints Preston services in October W.P Everingham & Sons Ltd 6th Holy Communion 6-00pm A family business since 1843 13th Harvest Service 11-00am 20th Holy Communion 11-30am New memorials and additional inscriptions 27th Holy Communion at Sproatley 9-30am Pet memorials and house signs Cleaning and restoration Bespoke design service included Harvest Festival Service Home visits available Sunday 13th October at 11-00am All work guaranteed and all risks insurance available Followed by bring and share lunch All welcome Contact our team of friendly experienced craftsmen Benefice Walk Tel: 01482 898416 Email: [email protected] Sunday 8th September Website: www.wp-everingham.com Nine hardy souls set out from Sproatley Church. The weather 67-69 Souttergate, Hedon, HU12 8JR conditions were perfect, warm and sunny with a cool breeze. Our route took us into Lelley, then past the lake at New York Farm, and on into Preston where Jenny joined us. HEDON MEDIA ROBERT HIGSON Our route then took us past the abattoir, and across some *Computer & laptop ploughed fields (tough going) to Hedon, where we were joined later sales & repairs OPTICIANS by Jessie and Michael .We proceeded on our walk along the Haven *Computers built to spec. and Humber banks to Paull Church where we had our picnic teas * inks & printers and our most welcome hot teas and coffee. * memory cards EYE EXAMINATIONS & Then most of our party stayed for the evening service at Paull. * USB memory pens A LARGE SELECTION OF Thanks to Mandy and the team at Paull for the refreshments and to * DVD/CD media SPECTACLES all the walkers who took part. See you next year. * Digital cameras * laptop chargers & CONTACT LENSES * handmade cards 18 Souttergate, Hedon 12 ST AUGUSTINE’S GATE 01482 896803 HEDON 01482 898419 Also at
[email protected] Hull 01482 323583 www.hedonmediasupplies.net Hornsea 01964 532589
16 5 Benefice News DIARY FOR OCTOBER Thursday 17th October St Swithin’s Church, Sproatley Deadline date for submissions to November Benefice Bulletin
Next Coffee Morning: Friday 18th October Monday 14th October 10-00 to 11-30am Feast Day of St. Luke in The Village Hall Saturday 19th October Day of Prayer St. Patrick’s , Patrington, 10-00am to 3-00pm
Children welcome Sunday 20th October If you would like transport to the village hall Morning Prayer Hedon, St Augustine 9-30am for this event, please ring 812035 or 814407 Holy Communion Sproatley, St Swithin 9-30am Holy Communion Preston, All Saints 11-30am St Swithin’s, Sproatley No Service Paull, St Andrew
Thank you! Monday 21st October Cursillo Group Kay Burn 11-00am We would very much like to thank all those who kindly donated tombola prizes for our tombola stall at the Classic Car Rally at Tuesday 22nd October Burton Constable Hall on 1st September. We had a very good, Little Saints Hedon, Methodist Hall 1-45pm
(albeit rather windy!) day and the stall raised £235 for our general Wednesday 23rd October funds. Thank you again to all who contributed prizes and to those Celtic Eucharist Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am who supported us on the day. Bible Study Vicarage, Preston 7-30pm
Open Church Thursday 24th October Hedon Social Group Iveson Lodge 2-00pm St Swithin’s is now open on a daily basis. Do please come in and enjoy some special quiet time. Sunday 27h October All Age Service Hedon, St Augustine 11-00am Restoration Appeal Holy Communion Sproatley, St Swithin 9-30am At Sproatley, St Swithin Preston, All Saints 9-30am The evening with Valerie Wood, originally All Souls Service Paull, St Andrew 3-00pm planned for November will not now take place until next Spring. Watch this space for an update! Monday 28th October Christmas events are in the planning! Health Walk Paull, St Andrew 10-30am
Wednesday 30th October A reminder that you can now support the St Celtic Eucharist Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am Swithin’s Restoration Appeal by making a donation through our Just Giving page: Thursday 31st October Hidden Holderness Hedon Museum 1-00pm to 4-00pm https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/savestswithinssproatley Stop and be Still Ottringham Village Hall 7-30pm
6 15 DIARY FOR OCTOBER Benefice News Wednesday 2nd October Celtic Eucharist Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am We hope you will take a look and help us reach our target that much quicker! Saturday 5th October Car Boot Sale Paull Village Sports Field 9-00am Thank You! Gift Day Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am to 4-00pm Watch out for the Sproatley Calendar 2020; Sunday 6th October limited supplies so get yours soon! Grateful Harvest Service Sproatley, St Swithin 9-30am thanks to Maple Garage for their sponsorship All Age Worship Paull, St Andrew 11-15am Harvest Festival Hedon. St Augustine 2-00pm of our Restoration Appeal calendar. Holy Communion Preston, All Saints 6-00pm
Monday 7th October Cursillo Group Richard and Tracey Netherton 11-00am Coming up:
Tuesday 8th October Sunday 6th October: Little Saints Hedon, Methodist Hall 1-45pm Lay led Harvest Service 9-30am. Do please join us in our annual Wednesday 9th October celebration of Harvest Thanksgiving. Celtic Eucharist Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am Bible Study Vicarage, Preston 7-30pm Monday 14th October:
Saturday 12th October Coffee morning in the village hall 10-00am to 11-30 am. All Putting on the Ritz Paull Village Hall 7-00pm welcome.
Sunday 13th October October Service Diary: Holy Communion Hedon, St Augustine 9-30am Harvest Service Preston, All Saints 11-00am Sunday 6th October 9-30am Harvest Service (lay led) Holy Baptism Sproatley, St Swithin 11-15am Harvest Festival and Holy Communion Paull, St Andrew 6-30pm Sunday 13th October 11-15am Holy Baptism Sunday 20th October 9-30am Holy Communion Monday 14th October Sunday 27th October 9-30am Joint Service of Holy Communion Coffee Morning Sproatley Village Hall 10-00am to11-30am with All Saints’, Preston at Sproatley Health Walk Paull, St Andrew 10-30am
Tuesday 15th October Little Saints Hedon, Methodist Hall 1-45pm
Wednesday 16th October Celtic Eucharist Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am
14 7 Benefice News This Month’s Article St Andrew’s, Paull
How to play: The numbers 1 through 9 will appear once only in each row, column, and 3x3 zone. There are 9 such zones Services for October in each sudoku grid. Sunday October 6th - All Age Worship at 11.15 am There is only one correct Sunday October 13th - Harvest Festival combined Holy solution to each Communion Service at 6.30pm sudoku. Good luck! Sunday October 20th - No Service Sunday October 27th - All Souls service 3-00pm Difficulty level: easy Answers next month. Courtesy of The clocks fall back an hour on Saturday 26th crosswordpalace.com October. The Winter format for services will start for St Andrew Church on November 3rd 2019. There will be just one service a month on the 1st Sunday at 11.15 am - Holy Communion or Baptism. Last Months Answers
The coffee shop within St Andrew’s, Paull, has now closed for the Winter months Thank you and much appreciation to all our wonderful dedicated volunteers. You have been brilliant and it’s great to have your support. We will re open in May 2020.
Our Harvest Festival will be held on the 13th October, at 6.30 pm , and will be included in the Holy Communion Service.
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Charlie George Watts was baptised on 2nd September 2019
Well done and thank you to all who took part in the benefice walk. Thank you to all who took the time to come along to the night service - it was much appreciated. Your support was great.
The next Car Boot Sale is Saturday October 5th 2019. See the website for details.
All Souls Service on Sunday October 27th at 3-00pm You are invited to come along light a candle and say a prayer to remember those you have loved and lost.
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12 9 Benefice News Benefice News St. Luke the Evangelist other women who used their own resources to help Jesus and his disciples" . Saint Luke was born a Greek and a Gentile in Antioch, Syria. He was a physician and it is believed that he may have also been a Luke also writes about the birth of Christ from Mary's point of slave, as it was not uncommon in his day for slaves to be educated view and she is especially important in Luke's gospel. in medicine so the family would have a resident physician. It is only in the gospel of Luke, that the story of Mary's Luke became a close companion of Paul of Tarsus and Annunciation, her visit to Elizabeth, the Magnificat, the accompanied him on his missionary journeys. It is very possible Presentation and Jesus' remaining in Jerusalem are told. In Luke's that Luke provided medical assistance to Paul when he had been gospel, we learn the words spoken by the angel to Mary at the beaten, stoned or nearly drowned while evangelizing to the Annunciation, "Hail Mary, full of grace" and Elizabeth's words to Western Roman Empire. Mary, "Blessed are you and blessed is the fruit of your womb, Luke is the only Gentile to have written books in the Bible. He Jesus." is the writer of the third Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles and his Saint Luke's feast day is celebrated on October 18th. writings have been proven to be historically accurate. In the third Gospel, Luke emphasizes Christ's compassion for sinners and for those who suffer. One will also find in Luke's Open Garden for Charities account of the gospel, a strong emphasis on the role women played in Christ's ministry. 7th and 14th December, 12 noon to 4-00pm Luke's Christian ministry can be followed in the book of Acts. 3 Fletcher Gate, Hedon, HU12 8ET Up until the sixteenth chapter the story of Acts is written in the third person, much like an historian recording facts. The voice of the Twelve Days of Christmas in lights and figures narrator then changes to the first person and scholars believe this Hunt the Elf game for the Children is done at the time Luke first joined Paul at Troas in the year 51AD. Tombola The book of Acts switches back to the third person and scholars believe that this reflects a period in time when Luke was not Raising monies for: present during the events that are recorded. St Andrew’s Church, It is believed that Luke lived a long life and died about 74AD Paull in Greece. He was the first Christian physician and was venerated Keyingham Girl Guides by the Catholic Church as the patron saint of physicians and British Legion surgeons. Saint Luke is also considered the patron saint of painters Queens Withernsea because according to tradition, he had painted images of Mary and of Jesus. This was later proven to be incorrect. £3-00 for adults and £1-00 for children Includes Tea/Coffee and a mince pie Women have an important place in Luke's gospel. Luke writes Some areas are not wheelchair friendly about the women who accompanied Jesus, such as Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Susanna, and Martha and Mary and "many 10 11