The Covenanter

May 2017

Fenwick Parish Church Community Magazine no 470

THE COVENANTER May 2017

CHURCH SERVICES – SUNDAYS 10.30am JUNIOR CHURCH and Ycam – 10.30am

MINISTER: Rev Colin A. Strong 2 Jasmine Rd Kilmarnock KA12HD 01563 549490 [email protected]

Session Clerks: Mr Kevin Wadsworth, 51 Main Road Dunlop, Phone 01560 485439 Email : [email protected] Mrs Christine Hainey,17fowlds View Fenwick Phone 01560 600716 Email : [email protected]

Gift Aid/Freewill Offerings: Mr A.Crosbie Telephone: 01560 322229 4 Campbell Street, Darvel, KA17 0DA Email:[email protected] Church Treasurer: Mrs Tracy Geddes,1 Skernieland Rd Fenwick Telephone 01560 600374

Roll Keeper: Mrs Nora Shanks,12Skernieland Rd, Fenwick Telephone: 01560 600202 E-mail : [email protected]

Organist: Alistair Peter, 37 South Hamilton St Kilmarnock, KA1 2DT Email : [email protected]

The Covenanter:

Production/Distribution: Jean Bowes, 2 Rysland Drive Fenwick Telephone: 01560600259 Convener/ Advertising: Bill McNab, Avrilea, Kingsford, Stewarton . KA3 5JS Telephone 01560 482468 Email: [email protected]

The Covenanter can now be found on the internet as part of the Church website at www.fenwickparishchurch.org.uk/covenanter.

All copy for the magazine should be received at least two weeks before the first Sunday of the publication month.

Fenwick Parish Church (Church of Scotland) Registered Scottish Charity No SC010062

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Dear Friends, I recently came across an article about the Eiffel Tower. For the 1889 World's Fair in Paris, more than a hundred artists submitted plans to design the centrepiece, the masterpiece of the Exposition Universelle. The winner was an engineer named Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, who proposed a 984-foot tower, the tallest building in the world at that time. Skeptics scoffed at his design, calling it useless and artless. Eiffel called her La Dame De Fer - the Iron Lady. Gustave Eiffel's name was on his tower, but Eiffel himself thanked seventy-two scientists, engineers, and mathematicians on whose shoulders he stood. Their names are inscribed on the tower. The Tower also relied on 300 riveters, hammer men, and carpenters who put together the 18,038-piece jigsaw puzzle of wrought iron in two years, two months, and five days. In addition to all these was the acrobatic team Eiffel hired to help his workers maintain balance on very thin beams during strong gusts of wind. We have each of them to thank - as well as the Paris city council that voted in 1909 not to tear down the tower despite the fact that its twenty-year permit had expired. The tower's longevity also depends on each councilmember and to each of the voters who put them in office. For me that serves as a very powerful example of the importance of team work. Eiffel is the name that we remember, as the tower bears his name, but there is no way that he could have accomplished what he did by himself. For a start he didn’t have all the knowledge and the skills either to plan the project or to build the tower. He freely acknowledged his dependency on others. Even if he had been capable of doing all the jobs required he just wouldn’t have had the time to do everything. It was a massive undertaking that involved everybody coming together and doing their part. There is an important lesson there for the church. We all come with our different gifts and abilities. There are things some of us are good at which others just couldn’t do, but they will have something else that they can do. Some of us will have a very prominent upfront position in the Church while other will work away in the background unnoticed by most. We all have a vital role. The Church cannot reach its full potential without each one of us playing our part.

Covenanter Page 3 The Apostle Paul wrote: “Now if the foot should say, ‘Because I am not a hand, I do not belong to the body,’ it would not for that reason stop being part of the body. And if the ear should say, ‘Because I am not an eye, I do not belong to the body,’ it would not for that reason stop being part of the body. If the whole body were an eye, where would the sense of hearing be? If the whole body were an ear, where would the sense of smell be? But in fact God has placed the parts in the body, every one of them, just as he wanted them to be. If they were all one part, where would the body be? As it is, there are many parts, but one body… Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.” It is my prayer that each of us recognise the gifts that God has given us, and that we hear his call on our lives, and find our place in the Church, that we might find joy in serving him. May God bless you as you seek to do that.

Colin A. Strong

Holy Week

Thank you to everyone who gave so willingly to the organisation of the Holy Week Services. They were greatly appreciated by all who attended. Thank you too for Simon and Linda's warm hospitality for the Son-rise Service.

Prayer Rota

We are looking for volunteers for the Prayer Rota. At the moment we only have a few people, and it would be good to have some new faces. Please contact Shona (01560 322229) if you are interested, or would just like to think about it.

Thank You

I would like to thank family and friends for their kindness and help over the past few months most grateful and appreciative to everyone .

Elsie Tivendale

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The Fenwick Community Group

THE group held its 40th AGM on the 28th March and not one single resident from the community attended. The meeting had been advertised in the Covenanter, on the community notice boards and through the Fenwick community Facebook page. Three of our committee have stepped down this year including Isobel Gallacher who has been secretary for the past 7 years and our thanks go to her for all hard work. We are having to try and share her roll between those of us that are left. This group is made up of volunteers who organise various social and community events to raise funds to improve the village facilities. We are resurfacing the tennis court this year which the group provided, we purchase the hanging baskets, we often have donated towards items for the school. The existing committee is made up of people who have generally been on it for many years and if there is nobody to take up positions on the committee next year this group will fold. We intend to hold the gala day / week this year as long as we have volunteers to help out especially the weekend of 10th June. The theme is farming and we would invite anyone who would like to build their own scarecrow to start putting their thinking hats on. More details will follow in the next edition of the Covenanters. Finally if anyone is requiring to advertise events in the village using our notice boards please contact myself Jennifer Robertson on 01560601216 since I now have the keys and not Isobel. I would also ask you to contact me if you are able to help with the gala day. This could be setting up on Friday 9th June ,taking a turn at a stall during gala day, clearing up etc. I hope in next month’s covenanter I will be able to say with confidence that gala day will happen in 2017.

Re-Scheduled Date - Saturday 6th May Fenwick Community Group are delighted to announce that back by popular demand the fabulous Mamas & Papas Choir will be performing once again in Fenwick. Ayrshire's famous choir have been performing for over 10 years throughout the region. Don't miss this chance to be entertained with a wide variety of music to suit everyone. Tickets only £7.50. BYOB (Wine/Beer). This is a great night of entertainment on your doorstep and will be very popular so don't delay in ordering your tickets from: Leona: 07901713418 or 01560700230 (Donations of raffle Prizes Greatly Appreciated) Saturday 6th May Fenwick Church Hall 7.30pm prompt.

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It’s on again!!!

FRIDAY 2nd JUNE, 7pm in the Church Halls and grounds.

Ken Geddes has kindly agreed to head up the organising committee, so we are going to be able to have a Fete this year after all. However, that doesn’t mean we don’t need volunteers. We urgently need:  someone with computer skills to design posters and programmes;  donations of home baking will be welcomed;  items for the Treasure Trove (unwanted gifts, unloved items – all in working order)  people to man stalls;  help with setting up and tidying up on the night;  help with selling tickets the week before.

If you can help with any of the above, or if you would like to take a stall, please contact Ken Geddes (01560 600374) or Irene Couper (01560 600520).

If you want to exercise those little grey cells, why not try the Fete Quiz? Quiz sheets for children and adults are available from all village shops and the Kings Arms.

Irene Couper

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FENWICK CHURCH HALL and GROUNDS FRIDAY 2nd JUNE at 7 pm * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Loads of stalls : Tea-room Guessing Games : Games of Skill Bouncy Castle : Face-painting Pony Rides * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Admission by Lucky Ticket: 50p 2 Tickets to win £25 each

Come along and join in the fun

Contact Ken Geddes for further information: 01560 600374

All proceeds to Church Funds: Registered Scottish Charity No: SC010062

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Fenwick Bowling Club

The Gents Section opened on Saturday 22nd April. President Douglas Shanks welcomed the members present, and guests who had come along. After 10 ends of bowls, everyone enjoyed a meal prepared by the Ladies committee. Vice President, John Logan, proposed a vote of thanks. The Ladies Section opened on Wednesday 26th April. Lady President Jean Hannah, welcomed everyone including a good number of guests from neighbouring clubs. 10ends of play took place, before a lovely afternoon tea was enjoyed. Vice President, Donna Elliot gave the vote of thanks. The club is having try bowling nights, on the first 2 Fridays in May anyone interested in having a go should come along to the clubhouse at 6.45pm. Don’t worry if you have no bowls or shoes as these can be provided. There is no obligation to join, but the club members would be happy to have you, if you think you would enjoy playing with them. Why not come along and give it a try- it might be the game for you! The last of the Bowling Club whist drives were held at the beginning of April. At the afternoon one, lady President Jean Hannah was cardmaster and presented the prizes. Pink cards- 1st Rosemary Hope 2nd equal Mary Scott and Elsie Notman; consolation Jean Morton. White cards 1st Alan Slater; 2nd Marilyn Morton; consolation Hugh Morton. Jim Steele was cardmaster at the evening whist and Jean Hannah presented the prizes. Ladies 1st Jane McVey; 2nd Margaret Fulton; 3rd Jean Robertson; consolation Mary Scott. Gents1st R. Connelly; 2nd Lesley Wilcox; 3rd J. Hope; consolation Jean Murdoch. Tom Paterson gave a comprehensive vote of thanks,

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Fenwick Fine Foods Scottish and continental cheeses, charcuterie and pates Scottish Smoked Salmon & fabulous Oatcakes Quality oils, vinegars, chutneys, jams, breads, free range eggs Mrs B’s Chilli Jam (if it’s not sold out!) Exclusive locally made chocolates Organic veg……..and more Take away and sit-in coffee, cakes and light bites Fresh Hot soup 28 Main Road, Fenwick. 01560 601105 Open Tuesday - Friday 10.00 - 17.00 Saturday 10.00 – 16.00 Sunday 11.30 – 16.00

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SWI Fenwick At our meeting on Wednesday, 12th April, we were delighted to welcome Alistair Swan, a keen amateur photographer. His company, ‘Ugly Duckling Productions’ could easily vi with Hans Christian Anderson for entertainment, not through the written word but through still photographs, amusing stories of his trips and musical accompaniment. He opened his ‘Window on the World’ aptly complimented by The Beatles’ ‘Roll up to the Magical Mystery Tour’, whisking us off to a feast of colour and a reflection of life in China: from cormorant fishermen, the Terracotta Warriors at Xi’an, to the Great Wall of China and the beautiful curved landscape of the rice fields. We then visited Beamish Open Air Museum near Newcastle, in what resembled an old fashioned cine film resulting from quickly taken stills run consecutively. A gentle humming was heard throughout the hall as we quietly sung along with ‘Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do’. Nearer to home and accompanied by the beautifully sung ‘Caledonia’, we were treated to the glorious land and seascapes of Ayrshire and Arran throughout the seasons. Members provided local information on some of the scenes – a fascinating insight into, for example, Tibbie’s Brig at Muirkirk. So much beauty on our doorstep. From sunrise in the Orient to sunsets in Bonnie Scotland, our evening came to a close with Moira Scott giving the vote of thanks for our truly amazing journey. Alistair was then called upon to judge the competitions: Points: Wildlife Photo 1st Loraine Smith 2nd Jean Bowes 3rd Nan Tivendale Prize: Something Purple 1st May Paterson 2nd Elizabeth Kelly 3rd Nan Tivendale

The next meeting on Thursday, May 11th was a ‘Taste and Try’. President, Martha Speirs, reminded everyone that the next meeting would also be our AGM and that voting slips were available for those who had not filled one out and to remind us to hand them in. There were still places on the bus trip to The Kelpies, Falkirk and Stirling on Thursday, May 25th. The bus would leave Fenwick around 9.30 a.m., returning to Fenwick on or around 8.30 p.m.. The cost would be approximately, £28.00 to include High tea at the Golden Lion in Stirling. Martha encouraged members, friends and family to join us for a great day out. To book your place contact Martha Speirs 01563 524466 or Norma Barr 01355 500288 The Competitions for May 11th are: Points – Taste and Try; Prize – Something White.

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‘The 3 Formers’ abseil for CrossReach –

Please support them! For many of those involved in the life of the Church of Scotland, the day after the closing of the week-long annual General Assembly in Edinburgh in May is a day of restorative relaxation. But a team of key figures who are retiring or completing their service with the Church will this year swap the sofa for safety gear – and a 150 foot abseil down the iconic Forth Rail Bridge! They will be part of a team of 30 CrossReach staff and supporters who will be raising money for their Children and Family Services. The Principal Clerk of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and former Moderator, the Very Rev. Dr. John Chalmers said he was tempted by the thrill of abseiling down the side of the iconic 127 year-old rail bridge on Saturday May 28th, the day after the Assembly closes. He will be joined by the outgoing Moderator, Rt. Rev. Dr. Russell Barr and the retiring Chief Executive of CrossReach Peter Bailey. Collectively, they have decided to be known as ‘The 3 Formers’. Dr. Chalmers, who also retires from his post at the end of the Assembly, said: “This is the day after my last General Assembly as Principal Clerk and I need something to replace the thrill of the debate! I also care passionately about the work that CrossReach is doing in Christ’s name across the whole of Scotland and I’d be thrilled if you would support our team with a donation. Your donation could make all the difference to a young mum suffering from postnatal depression or a young man suffering from addiction or a family struggling to cope with a relative who has dementia. CrossReach is doing fabulous work in a difficult financial climate and your donation can make all the difference.” The abseil, organised by the Rotary Club of South Queensferry, raised over £103,000 last year for good causes and CrossReach (which is taking part for the first time) hopes the money raised will make a difference to the lives of many people using services such as the Daisy Chain Early Years Project and CrossReach’s range of counselling services. Donations for the team can be made at: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/John-Chalmers3

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HALL BOOKING: MAY 2017 *

DAY/DATE HALL TIME EVENT Sundays: All Both 10.15 – Junior Church/Creche 28 Guthrie 12noon Photography Club (TBC) 2 – 5pm Mondays: 8, 15, 22 Guthrie 9.30 – Mothers & Toddlers 8 Paton 11.30am Craft Café ALL (TBC) Guthrie 2.30 – 4pm CHIP Keep Fit 8, 15, 22 Guthrie 1.45 – 2.45pm Zumba 8, 15, 22 Guthrie 6.30 – 7.30pm Guides 7.30 – 9pm Tuesdays: All Both 3.30 – 6pm Creation Dance Co. All Guthrie 7.30 – 9pm Yoga All Paton/Upper 7 – 10pm Fete Committee (TBC) 2 Paton 7.30 – 10pm Contact Group Wednesdays: All Guthrie 10am – Badminton All Paton 12noon Rainbows All Guthrie 5.30 – 6.30pm Brownies 3, 17, 31 Upper 6.30 – 8pm Alpha follow-on 10 Paton 7 – 9pm Kirk Session All Paton/Upper 7.30 – 9pm Fete Committee (TBC) 7 – 10pm Thursdays: All Guthrie 9.30 – Mothers & Toddlers 4 Paton 11.30am Pre5s Training 4 Upper 8.30am – 5pm Book Group 4 Paton 7.30 -10pm Fenwick WI Committee 11 Guthrie 7.30 – 9.30pm Fenwick WI AGM 25 Both 7 - 10pm Hebron Free Church Lunch 11.30 – 2pm Fridays: Saturdays: 6 Both 5 – 11pm Mamas & Papas Concert 13 Both 9am – 2pm Coffee Morning for Teen Ranch 27 Both 11.30am – Children’s Birthday Party 2.30pm

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Book and Film Group The book and film group will meet on Thursday the 4th May at 7.30pm in the Upper room New members welcome This month’s book is The Missing by CL Taylor if you’d like to join us or have suggestions for future books you'd like to read with us please contact Susan on 01560 485439 or Janette on 01560 600540.

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Early Bird Menu Monday To Friday 12pm – 6:30pm 2 Course £6.95 3 Course £9.95 LIVE MUSIC:

April 29th Sat- LIFT SHAFT INCIDENT

30TH Sun– ALAN FREW [3-6pm Afternoon Performance]

May 6th Sat- ELEMENTAL

13TH Sat- THE SPLINTERS

20th Sat- 56 DEGREES NORTH

27TH Sat- WULLY SMITH

28TH Sun- LITTLE FIRE- JAMIE MCGEECHAN [3-6pm Afternoon Performance]

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Church Duties May and June, 2017

Beadles Finance Team Welcome Team May May 7 W McNab May N shanks 14 A Patrick J Bowes J Shanks 21 D Barbour A Borthwick F Gibson 28 A Crosbie M Scott M Anderson June June June 4 K Wadsworth T Geddes E Muirhead 11 S Scott K Geddes H Morton 18 W McNab M Anderson P Parkin 25 A Patrick A Naismith

Bible Readings Prayers May May 7 Shona Crosbie 7 Nora Shanks Flowers John Douglas 14 Richard Roberts May 14 Simon Young 21 Stephanie Young 7 John Douglas Nora Shanks 28 Shona Crosbie 14 Ray Hunter 21 Martha Speirs 21 Florence McKellar Moira Scott June 28 Pat Parkin 28 Alastair Naismith 4 Sandy Scott Irene Couper 11 Mark Young June June 18 Anne Naismith 4 Mary Speirs 4 Jeanette Mason 25 Nora Shanks 11 Norma Barr Anne Naismith 18 Anne Naismith 11 David Barbour 25 May Paterson Karyn Connor 18 Linda Young Derek Mason 25 Stephanie Young Kevin Wadsworth Tea And Coffee After Service Crēche May May 7 Anne Borthwick & Senga Loudon 7 Isobel Wotherspoon & Jean Bowes 14 Janet Park & Susanne Young 14 Nan Tivendale & Manuela Barbour 21 Irene Couper & Mary Tedford 21 Martha Speirs & Joyce Dell-Robertson 28 Sheena Greer & Frances Gibson 28 Catherine McInnes & Marilyn Morton June June 4 Mary McDonald & Jean Craig 4 Isobel Wotherspoon & Jean Bowes

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Fenwick Pre-5s John Fulton Memorial Hall Main Road Fenwick Telephone number: 07535 504773 Fenwick Pre-5s is a small group who pride themselves on providing a good quality child care service for pre-school children aged 3-5 years. We are situated within the village hall, adjacent to the local primary school and play an important part within the community. Our sessions operate during term time Monday- Friday from 9.05am-12.15pm If you would like any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.

Mrs Mop

ZUMBA WITH SUELY

Mondays Cleaning Services 6:30-7:30pm

Services Benefits to you Fenwick Parish Church Hall  Daily weekly or  Free up time for Zumba the Latin-inspired, easy to follow, monthly maintenance yourself calorie-burning dance fitness party.  Spring cleaning  Reliable and Dance to great music, with great people,  One of jobs professional service and burn a ton of calories without even  Presale or Prelet clean  All staff vetted  Ironing conducted Cleaning materials realizing it. Suitable for ALL levels. Invite a in your own home can be provided friend and come along. Just bring some  Competitive rates  Full Liability water, a big smile and let the music do the Insurance rest.  Discretion a given For more details contact your licenced

Zumba instructor Suely on: Contact Caroline on 01560 321548 Or on 07739 039439 Mobile phone: 0753 921 3129 / Email: [email protected]

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YCAM (Church Youth Group) Invite you to their

th On Saturday 13 May 10.00 am to 12.30 pm In the Church Hall. Tickets are £2 for Adults & £1 for Children There will be Arts & Crafts, Bouncy Castle and Raffle Prizes!

Donations of baking and raffle prizes will be gratefully received.

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ACE Fulton Hall Jean Brown 01560 600584 Toddler Group Kirsty Clelland 0156352019 Fenwick Pre-5s Staff 07535504773 Rainbows Sophie Thomas 01560 601131 Brownies Jackie Kilpatrick 01560 600877 Guides Susan McFadzean 01560 600427 Fenwick Church Guild Pat Parkin 01560 600436 Fenwick SWI Norma Barr 01355 500288 Moscow SWI Catherine McInnes 01560 700283 Fenwick Primary School Keira Finlayson Fenwick Church Garden Club Anne Naismith 01560 600528 Badminton Wednesday am Linda Cowan 01560 600400 Choir Alistair Peter Fenwick Bowling Club George McGavin 01560 600225 Fenwick Bowling Club Ladies Marilyn Morton 01560 600650 Fenwick Golf Club Jimmy Murdoch 01560 700230 Carpet Bowling R.Frame 01563 820375 FenwickVoluntary Transport Irene Wilson 07922 198366 Fenwick Farmers Martha Speirs 01563 524466 Fenwick Community Group Jennifer Robinson 07756 832809 Waterside Community Association Jon Peberdy MSP Willie Coffey 01563 537300 MP Alan Brown 01563 822645 District Councillors John McFadzean 01560 600150 George Mair 01563 576540 Elena Whitham 01563 576541 Bobby McDill 01560 321685 Fenwick Community Council Ingrid Sampson 01560 600503 Moscow &Waterside Com Coun Rachel Connor 01560600790 Fenwick School Parents’Association Karen Grant 01560600063 East Ayrshire Council Kilmarnock 01563 576000 Community PC Stewarton 01560 482537 Fenwick Primary School J.Campbell 01560 600403 Junior Church Susan Wadsworth 01560 485439 Ycam

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