EAST MARSHLAND BENEFICE GOOD NEWS PARISH MAGAZINE
Terrington St John * Tilney St Lawrence * Tilney All Saints Wiggenhall St Germans * Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene
December & January 2020
ALL ENQUIRIES ON CHURCH MATTERS (including weddings, baptisms and funerals) to Revd Martin Dale 01945 880259 or by e-mail to [email protected]
Home Communion
If you, or someone you know, cannot get to church and would like to receive communion at home, please contact either Rev. Martin Dale (01945 880259) or Rev. Barbara Pearman (01553 828808)
Prayer Chain
If anyone would like prayers said for anyone or have any concerns, please contact Angie Yeoman on 01553 617518
Please forward all items for February 2020 newsletter to [email protected] no later than Friday 10th January 2020
Clergy and Readers East Marshland Benefice Revd Martin Dale The Vicarage, 37 Church Rd, Tilney St Lawrence, 01945-880 259- PE34 4QQ
Revd Barbara Pearman 8 School Rd, Tilney All Saints, PE34 4SJ 01553-828808 Mr. Mark Wright 2 Lynn Road, Wiggenhall St Germans, PE34 3DW 01553-617 689
Dr Cyril Dodd Somerville House, Church Road, Terrington St 01945 739069 John, Wisbech, PE14 7RY.
Mrs Stevie Brooks 4 Clement Close, Outwell, Wisbech, 01945 592762 Cambridgeshire PE14 8QY
Churchwardens Terrington St John Mrs Christine Chaffe 10 King John Avenue, Kings Lynn, 01553-691613 PE30 4QA Mr Tim Clayton Silverton House, Church Road 01945-880406 Terrington St John, PE14 7RY
Tilney St Lawrence Mr Geoffrey Place Woodstock, Workhouse Lane, Tilney St Lawrence, PE34 4QH 01945-881126
Mrs Wendy Shattock 5 Aylmer Dr. Tilney St Lawrence 01945 881285 PE34 4RQ
Tilney All Saints Mr David Cook 11 Pullover Road, Tiley All Saints 01553 760303 Kings Lynn PE34 4SG Mrs Audrey Wootton Clearview, Shepherdsgate Road, Tiley All Saints 01553 829603 Kings Lynn PE34 4RP
Wiggenhall St Germans Mrs Angela Yeoman 84 High Road, Tilney Cum Islington Kings Lynn 01553- 617518 PE34 3BN
Mrs Carolyn Cast 7 Foxglove Walk, Wiggenhall St Germans Kings 01553-617986 Lynn PE34 3FL
Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene Mr Alan Sherfield Toll Bar Cottage, Toll Bar Corner, Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene, PE34 3BE 01553-810796
Mrs Christine Hale Low Roofs, 26, Church Road, Wiggenhall St Mary 01553-810385 Magdalen, Kings Lynn Mr Peter Gagen (Churchwarden 73 Stow Rd, Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalene, Emeritus) Kings Lynn PE34 3DJ 01553-810509
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East Marshland Benefice Terrington St John, Tilney St Lawrence, Tilney All Saints, Wiggenhall St Germans, Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene.
“He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose.”
Rev’d Martin Dale (Vicar) The Vicarage 37 Church Rd Tilney St Lawrence PE34 4QQ
Tel: 01945 880259 e-mail:[email protected]
Rev’d Barbara Pearm’an (Associate Minister) Rambles 8 School Rd Tilney All Saints PE34 4RS
Tel: 01553 828808
e-mail: [email protected]
EMB Benefice Council
The Benefice Council came into effect on 4th March 2011 and co- ordinates all activities regarding Mission and Ministry for the Benefice. It is made up of the Clergy, the Readers, Churchwardens and Treasurers of the parishes and up to two co-opted members. 2
Letter from the Vicarage
We live in a society where people might say: Christianity is good for you – but it isn’t for me. They try all sorts of religions and all sorts of self-help systems. But, if Jesus gets hold of your life – and you allow him, JESUS is BETTER.
Charles Colson, Director of Prison Fellowship and former Counsel to the President of the United States, Richard Nixon, who himself went to prison as a result of the Watergate affair, wrote this about one Brazilian prison.
“Humaita Prison in Brazil is a remarkable place. Almost twenty years ago, it was a rotting building where prisoners were tortured. Then three Christian men went to the government and got permission to take over the prison. They started to run Humaita as a Christian prison.
Inmates open the doors; they have the keys. Security as we understand it is totally compromised. We asked inmates why they stayed when they could just walk away. One inmate expressed the reason for his presence eloquently: “When I walked into this prison, they took off handcuffs of steel and replaced them with handcuffs of love.” They assign people to a buddy system. Each new inmate is assigned to an elder who loves the Lord. At every single meal, they stand before the meal and recite the Lord’s Prayer in Portuguese.
If anyone ever asks whether Christ makes a difference, send them down to San Jose des Campos in Brazil to the Humaita
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Prison. For all those years, while the government of Brazil has had a 74 percent reoffending rate, Humaita has released more than three hundred inmates, and they have had only twelve come back. That’s 4 percent reoffending rate.
One inmate showed me Humaita’s secret. This inmate was convicted for murder, but he was my guide through the prison, walking around with all the prison keys hanging from his belt. He asked whether I’d like to see the maximum-security cell. So we walked down a long hall of steel doors toward the cell in question. He said it used to be the punishment cell where they tortured people. “We still use it for punishment,” he said. “We have one inmate in there.” He took me to the door and looked through the little peek hole. “Are you sure you want to go in there?” he asked. “I have been in maximum security holes all over the world,” I told him. I wanted to see. He said, “Okay,” and then unlocked the door. As he swung the door open, I looked in and saw a couple of chairs and a dim light and flowers on a table. I walked through the door. To the right I saw a crucifix–Christ hanging on the cross. My guide pointed to the image of Christ and said, “This is the prisoner who is taking the punishment for us.”
A sign on the wall above the crucifix said, “We are together” in Portuguese. They understand that they are joined with Christ, who suffered.
The key to this success is not rules and regulations but a relationship with Jesus Christ. It is this very same Jesus, whose birth we look forward to celebrating at Christmas, who can make the difference to you, if you allow him to.
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The Rainbow
When I awoke this morning, it was dull and grey again
And I thought, when looking at the sky
“I’m sure that it will rain”
And sure enough, before too long upon the window pane
I heard the gentle patter of _yes – you guessed it- rain!
But suddenly I realised there was a patch of blue
The clouds were slowly drifting
And the sun came peeping through.
As the sunbeams glistened through the raindrops
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There appeared a glorious rainbow
Stretching right across the sky
And as I gazed in wonder, at this awesome, coloured bow
It reminded me of something that I’d like you all to know
Even when the rainbow is no longer there to see
The memory reminds us that, wherever we may be
God’s promises are true, and always will be – till the end
When at last we go to be with Him
Our Saviour and our Friend
But, I had had to turn my back upon the golden sun
To see the glorious colours in this great phenomenon
So, don’t let us be discouraged if our way
Seems dark and drear
Let’s look the other way and soon
A rainbow will appear!
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Tilney All Saints Church News
As I write this it’s just after Remembrance Sunday. This year it was Tilney All Saints’ turn to host the united service, which is shared between Terrington St John, Tilney St Lawrence and Tilney All Saints. I was so glad that so many turned out to remember all those men and women who made such sacrifices for us all and those who continue to do so today. The church was full and it was good to see a fair few youngsters there too (they all behaved impeccably).
Something in the region of £200 was raised to support the work of the British Legion. This service always seems a little bitter sweet to me. There is the thankfulness that we continue to live in a free society and are able to take democracy for granted, but there’s also the sadness that so many lives were lost and so many lives overwhelmed by catastrophic injuries, both mental and physical. We must never forget the appalling tragedy of warfare. May God send us leaders with wisdom and conviction who will lead us forward to build a society where everyone is valued, where the weak are cared for, where none are overlooked; a strong society
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As we approach the Advent season, Christian people are filled with hope as we look forward to remembering the birth of Christ. Jesus came into the world as a tiny baby to help us to understand that God’s world is filled with hope. Through good times and bad, God is with us. He will help us to deal with the bad times and rejoice with us in the good times. Every time we see an image representing the infant Jesus, we can be filled with hope because God never gives up on us and we certainly shouldn’t give up on ourselves. What life goals we set ourselves will depend very much on our individual circumstances and how much effort we’re prepared to put in but I believe that everyone has some special gift that makes them unique. If only we were generous enough to recognise the gifts of others and to encourage one another to value them.
I can’t believe how quickly the days are rushing by. I feel as if I’m running to stand still because at this time of the year there’s so much to do. However busy you all are, I hope you will find time to remember that Christmas isn’t just a time for parties and self-indulgence but a celebration of the birth of Jesus. Of course we don’t know the date of Jesus’ birthday (people were a bit vague about dates of birth in those days,) but it is right to remember it and mid-winter is as good a time as any to do so. We shouldn’t ignore God’s greatest gift to humanity. Please consider joining in some of the Christmas Services.
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The Christmas Carol Service on 15.12.19 at 2.30pm, is a traditional service of nine carols and lessons. We sing the well-known favourites and listen to the Christmas story unfold. Afterwards there are delicious refreshments and scrumptious mulled wine (as well as tea & coffee). An excellent beginning to the Christmas season!
The Christmas Services are shared between the three parishes of Tilney St Lawrence, Terrington St John and Tilney All Saints. This year it’s the turn of Tilney All Saints to have the Christmas Eve Midnight Mass. 24.12.19 at 11.30pm. As with all services, everyone is warmly welcome to this very lovely service which gently ushers in this special day.
Mid-week service: Every Wednesday morning at 9.30am, I perform a mid-week service of Holy Communion in the Lady Chapel of Tilney All Saints Church. It’s a wonderful opportunity to take some time away from the demands of day to day life and draw closer to God in this gentle service of thankfulness. Please consider coming if you are able to. Occasionally I can’t be there so if you’ve ever turned up & I’m not there, I do apologise. There are large red books of ‘Daily Prayer’ in the Lady Chapel so you can always use these if I’m unable to be there.
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Dates for you Diary:
Church Services in Tilney All Saints:
1st December, 10.30am: a more informal service with hymns, prayers, readings & discussion with refreshments to help us along!
8th December, 10.00am: United Sunday Service at Tilney St Lawrence
15th December, 3pm Christmas Carol Service with delicious refreshments
22nd December, 10.30am Holy Communion
24th December, 11.30pm: Christmas Midnight Mass.
God bless & may I wish you all a very happy Christmas, filled with hope for the future!
Rev’d Barbara Pearman 01553 828808 [email protected]
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Tilney St Lawrence Church News
TILNEY ST. LAWRENCE PARISH CHURCH COFFEE MORNINGS
10.00 AM - 12.00 noon
SATURDAY 21ST MARCH
SATURDAY 18TH APRIL
SATURDAY 16TH MAY
SATURDAY 20TH JUNE
SATURDAY 18TH JULY
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FLOWER FESTIVAL
SATURDAY 8TH AUGUST 10AM TO 4PM
& SUNDAY 9TH AUGUST
12 NOON TO 4PM
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SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER
(FOR MACMILLAN) 10AM TO 1PM
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SATURDAY 17TH OCTOBER
STALLS RAFFLE TOMBOLA PLANTS COMPETITIONS REFRESHMENTS
PRIZES OR DONATIONS WILL BE VERY WELCOME
IF ANYONE COULD MAKE CAKES ETC. OR HELP WITH REFRESHMENTS PLEASE
CONTACT CHRIS ON 01945 882052
IF ANYBODY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A
STALL OR HELP IN ANY WAY PLEASE CONTACT
ANNE ON 01945 880222 12
TILNEY ST. LAWRENCE PARISH CHURCH CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE
WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY
22nd december At 3pm Everyone welcome
Terrington St John Church News
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TERRINGTON ST JOHN
2020 Event in aid of Church Restoration Fund
We are having a “Concert” on Friday 29th May Nelsons Shantymen will be entertaining us
Those who have seen them before have thoroughly enjoyed their performances.
FURTHER DETAILS IN THE NEW YEAR
Wiggenhall St. Germans Church News
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Remembrance Day dawned and it was a beautiful morning. The Church was full and at just before eleven we all progressed to the War memorial. Bill Kerr read out all of those names of loved ones long gone and was followed by the laying of wreaths. Alan played superbly the The Last Post and the Reveille and we were all moved by this momentous moment in the village. Afterwards refreshments and getting together proved most welcome. Thank you to our organist, readers, refreshment ladies and all who made this service special. Thank you Carolyn x
From October we have been incorporating ‘Godly Play’ into our Family Café Services on the third Sunday of the month. This is a time for younger children to enjoy interactive Bible stories using figures and models. We would be pleased to 15 welcome more children and their parents to this, and any service. The morning begins with a breakfast at 9.30 a.m. with the service beginning at 10 a.m. Due to the extra church services being held in the lead up to Christmas, ‘Godly Play’ in December will be incorporated into the Crib Service at 4 p.m. on Christmas Eve, rather than on the third Sunday of the month.
In the Christian Calendar the first Sunday of Advent falls on 1st December this year. Advent means ‘coming’ and is a time of expectation and preparation, as the church prepares to celebrate the ‘coming’ of Jesus Christ at his birth, and also looks ahead to his final Advent, or coming, as judge at the end of time. The church has some special services in the lead up to the Christmas to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, beginning with ‘Carols by Candlelight on Monday 16th December at 6.30 p.m. at Wiggenhall St. Mary the Virgin Church. Dr. Hannah Cleugh will be preaching, please remember to wrap up warm and bring a torch if you need one as the only electricity in the church supplies the organ. Mince pies and mulled wine will be served after the service.
There will also be a Village Carol Service at St. Germans Church on Sunday 22nd December at 9.30 a.m. with Fr. Brian Redgers.
On Christmas Eve there will be a Candlelit Crib Service for all ages at 4 p.m. with Godly Play for the children. At 11.30 p.m. on Christmas Eve there will be a service of Holy Communion which will lead us into Christmas morning.
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On Christmas Day at 10 a.m. there will be a service of Holy Communion at Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen Church and a Family Service with Carols at Tilney St. Lawrence Church.
You are always very welcome to all church services but, even if you are not able to come very often, why not come along and join in the celebrations this Christmas?
On behalf of the members of St. Germans Church, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy Christmas and New Year.
Angie and Carolyn
Unsung Heroes
There are some unsung heroes who work tirelessly all year in the cleaning and maintenance of the Church in such a quiet manner they go unnoticed. You know who you are from the sweepers of the floors and windowsills, the toilet attendants, polishers, flower people, people who set up for our services and breakfasts, and our faithful lady of the sink!! So many jobs, all done quickly and quietly year long. THANK YOU, you make up such a wonderful part of our dedicated Team. Love to you all from Mark, Angie and Carolyn xxx
Youth Club
Want Something to Do?
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Want Somewhere to Meet with Friends?
Then come along to the Youth Club
The Dates of the Next Club Nights are
Monday 9th December 2019 and Monday 13th January 2020
6 p.m. – 7.30 p.m.
Wiggenhall St. Germans Memorial Hall
Run by members of the local church this is open to all young people
11 years and over - Come and have fun
Table Tennis – Badminton – Pool - Activities £2 per night
For more information call Angie Yeoman on KL 617518 or Margaret Cook on KL 617617.
Prayer and Praise Evening
At Wiggenhall St. Germans Church
There will not be a Prayer & Praise Evening in December
Our next Prayer & Praise will be on Tuesday 21st January 2020
Everyone welcome to this evening of informal prayer and praise
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Family Breakfast Services
Come and join in with a breakfast of toast and croissants
Followed by an informal family service
Sunday 1st December and Sunday 15th December
Breakfast Served at 9.30 a.m. and Service begins at 10 a.m.
The service on 1st December will be Lay Led
The service on 15th December includes a short service of Holy Communion
COFFEE MORNING
Friday mornings from 9.30 a.m. to 11 a.m. In Wiggenhall St. Germans Parish Church
EVERYONE WELCOME
Why not drop in for a drink and a chat?
Children are welcome - toys always available
Food Bank
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The collection of items for the local Food Bank will continue over the Christmas and New Year period. If you would like to make a donation, at what is a very difficult time for many people, then please place your items in the black bin at the back of the church. The church is open daily from 9.30 a.m.
Used Stamps
The church is continuing to collect used postage stamps for the Royal Institute for The Blind and there is a collection box on the table at the back of the church. Please cut the stamps off the envelopes, leaving approximately 1 cm around the stamp.
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Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene Church
Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene
In Magdalen Church Tea, Coffee and a Mardle. All ages welcome Every third Wednesday 18th December 15th January
2.00pm – 4.00pm Cups of tea or coffee and a cake £1.00
Saturday 21st December 7.30pm Clarkson Singers Christmas Concert.
£5.00 including a glass of wine.
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Sunday 1st December Family Carol Service 11.00am
Sunday 8th December 11.00am Morning Service
Sunday 8th December 6.30pm Magdalen Village Carol Service Followed by Mulled Wine and Mince Pies.
15th December Holy Communion 11.00am
Monday 16th December 9.20am Magdalen School Christingle
Saturday 21st December Children’s Holiday Club final Celebration 3.00pm
22nd December 11.00am Family Service Homework - Something to do with sheep !
Tuesday 24th December Christmas Eve Late night Holy Communion 10.15pm
Wednesday 25th December Christmas Morning Family Service with Holy Communion 10.00am.
Sunday 29th December Morning Service 11.00am
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12th January Family Service 11.00am Homework – Something to do with a Camel or the wise men.
19th January Holy Communion 11.00am
26th January 11.00am Family Service with Holy Communion – The Archdeacon the Venerable Hugh McCurdy
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FENLAND FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
Our November meeting was the last of the year – we do not have a meeting in December.
It was an enjoyable social meeting with buffet and drinks, and a lot of member participation. There was a quiz and competition plus swapping stories of research adventures. We looked at forenames we have found, and nicknames that lead us astray. How many different names arise out of Elizabeth, and why did Ann become Nancy and Margaret become Peggy. How many females names were originally male names like Shirley and Evelyn. It was a great evening enjoyed by all who attended.
EVENTS. We will be celebrating Christmas with family history Christmas trees at various venues where our trees will be decorated as family trees. Do look out for them at Peckover House, St Augustine Church Wisbech and St Clements Church Outwell where there will also be a stand decorated with handcrafted decorations with a display of the history of Christmas through the ages.
MEETINGS 2020. Our programme of meetings and speakers for next year is almost complete.
Held on the fourth Thursday of each month in Wisbech Library at 7 – 9 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Thursday January 23rd Will be an informative talk ‘Getting the most out of the Internet’ by Jonathan & Susanah FARMER.
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Thursday 27th February Alan JOHNSON will give a talk “Writing up Your Family History’
COMPUTER RESEARCH SESSIONS. These are held twice a month offering help to anyone dropping into see us. We will show you how to research your family history and guide you through using various sites. We will attempt to help you break through those ‘brickwalls’. Also introduce you to all the wonderful information the library has available.
You will find us in Wisbech Library on the FIRST Tuesday of each month from 10 – 12 noon.
And the SECOND Monday of each month in BAYTREE HILGAY garden centre off the A10 from 11 – 2.30pm. You will find us in the restaurant. All welcome.
FAMILY & LOCAL RESEARCH DAY. We are well in advance with our planning for this event. In Wisbech Library on Saturday 28th March 2020. So please put the date in your dairies now.
TALKS our two speakers are taking booking for 2020 on various subject there are 8 titles to chose from. The Fun of Family History’ ‘My Naughty Great Aunt Eliza’ ‘ The Ups & Downs of being a Magistrate’ The Angles of St Clements Church’ Jane DAVYES a Much Married Lady’ ‘My Grandfather the Inspector of Nuisances’ ‘ The Tragic Tale of the Blacksmiths family’
Please call Bridget on 01945 587723 for information about any of the above.
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WALPOLE ART & CRAFT CLUB
WALPOLE ART & CRAFT CLUB - A £1,000 donation to MAGPAS.
A representative from MAGPAS recently attend the meeting of the Walpole Art & Craft Club. The Crafty Ladies were delighted to present him with a cheque of £1,000 money raised by them for charity. Paul thanked the ladies and explained a little about MAGPAS standing for Mid Anglia G.P Ambulance Service it was established in 1971 by two GP’s it was then a road service in fully equipped cars to take a qualified doctor to an accident. About 100 GP’s enlisted, giving their time for free. By 1997 they were able to go by the police helicopter making getting to the accident much quicker. In 2013 they managed to rent their own small helicopter, to use during daylight hours only, plus two fully equipped cars. The small helicopter limited the number it could carry. By 2019 with the help of donations like ours they have now upgraded to a larger helicopter, which travels much faster enabling them to give hospital care at the scene of an accident with better medical treatment and saving more lives. The doctors are now specially trained. They attend approx 5 accidents a day and are supported by a team of volunteers. MAGPAS needs approx 5million a year to keep running. Paul thanked the Crafty Ladies the money could go toward supplying several of the medical kits needed by MAGPAS.
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Wiggenhall St Mary The Virgin Church News
MONDAY 16TH DECEMBER 6.30PM at Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin PE34 3EJ
Do come and enjoy our annual traditional Christmas service, this year we are kindly joined by Revd Dr Hannah Cleugh, Senior Chaplain to the Bishop of Ely.
Come and sing all your favorite Christmas carols to the organ music of Desmond Swinburn.
Wrap up warmly and there will be MULLED WINE AND MINCE PIES AFTERWARDS.
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Lectionary
1 Dec: Advent Sunday Isaiah 2: 1-5; Psalm 122; Romans 13: 11-end; Matthew 24: 36- 44 8 Dec: 2nd Sunday in Advent am: Isaiah 11: 1-10; Psalm 72: 1-7; Romans 15: 4-13; Matthew 3: 1-12 pm: Psalm 11; 1 Kings 18: 17-39; John 1: 19-28 15 Dec: 3rd Sunday in Advent Isaiah 35: 1-10; Psalm 146: 4-10; James 5: 7-10; Matthew 11: 2-11 22 Dec: 4th Sunday in Advent Isaiah 7: 10-16; Psalm 80: 1-8; Romans 1: 1-7; Matthew 1: 18- end 29 Dec: 1st Sunday after Christmas Isaiah 63: 7-9; Psalm 148; Hebrews 2: 10-end; Matthew 2: 13-end 5 Jan: 2nd Sunday after Christmas Jeremiah 31: 7-14; Psalm 147: 13-end; Ephesians 1: 3-14; John 1: 10-18 12 Jan: 1st Sunday of Epiphany am: Isaiah 42: 1-9; Psalm 29; Acts 10: 34-43; Matthew 3: 13-end pm: Psalms 46. 47; Joshua 3: 1-8, 14-end; Hebrews 1: 1-12 19 Jan: Second Sunday of Epiphany Isaiah 49: 1-7; Psalm 40: 1-12; 1 Corinthians 1: 1-9; John 1: 29-42 26 Jan: Third Sunday of Epiphany Isaiah 9: 1-4; Psalm 27: 1-11; 1 Corinthians 1: 10-18; Matthew 4: 12-23 28
Rotas for December 2019 and January 2020
December Terrington St. John Tilney St Lawrence Tilney All Saints Wiggenhall St. Wiggenhall St. Germans Mary 2019 Magdalene 1st Dec 11.00am Cafe 9.30 am Morning 10.30 am Informal 9.30 am 11.00am 2019 Prayer Service Family Carol in Chapel Café Service – Service CD BP Lay MND Led (CC/LB) SB 1st Sunday of Advent 8th Dec. See Benefice 10.00 See Benefice See Benefice 11.00 Family 2019 service in TSL service in TSL service in TSL Service Benefice Holy Communion ASB
2nd Sunday 5pm of Advent Evensong MND/BP 6.30 Carol MND/MW Service
AS 15th Dec 11.00 Carol 9.30am 3pm Carol Service 9.30am 11.00am 2019 Morning Prayer Holy Service CD (no 10.30am Café Communion service) Communion MND MW/CD BP Service, with 3rd Sunday Godly Play of Advent (MND/MW) Monday 16th Dec 6pm St Mary the Virgin Carol service
MND/ Rev Dr. Hannah Cleugh preaching 22nd Dec 8am Holy 3pm 10.30am 9.30am 11am Family Communion Service 2019 Carol Service Holy Communion Village Carol Service 4th Sunday of Advent MND SB MND BP Fr Brian and MW 24th Dec 16.00 Crib Service See Midnight HC at 23.30pm 16.00 Crib 22.15 pm 2019 TAS service with with Carols Midnight Holy Godly Play Holy Communion MW Communion
(Christmas 23.30 Eve) MND Midnight Holy BP MND
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Dec 2019 Terrington St. John Tilney St Lawrence Tilney All Saints Wiggenhall Wiggenhall Cont St. Germans St. Mary Magdalene 25th Dec. See Family Service 10.00am See Family Service See Holy 10.00 Holy at TSL at TSL Communion Communion 2019 Family Service with at Carols Dr Richard WSSM Hines (and show and tell Christmas if the children so Day wish)
CD/MND 29th Dec See Benefice See Benefice See Benefice 10.00 11.00am Service in WSG Service in WSG Service in WSG Benefice Morning 2019 Service Holy Communion SB
1st Sunday MND/BP of Christmas
5 pm Evensong
MND/MW
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January 2020
January Terrington Tilney St Tilney All Wiggenhall Wiggenhall 2020 St. John Lawrence Saints St. St. Mary Germans Magdalene 5th Jan 11.00am 9.30 am 10.30am 9.30 am 11.00am 2020 Cafe Morning Informal Café Morning Family Prayer Service Communion Service Second Service in CD BP Service SB Sunday of TSJ LB to speak Christmas Chapel MND to lead MND 12th Jan 10.00 See TSJ See TSJ See TSJ 11.00 2020 Benefice Family Holy Service First Communion SB Sunday of 17.00 Epiphany Evensong MND/MW 19th Jan 8.00am 9.30am 10.30am 9.30am 11.00am 2020 Holy Morning Church Breakfast Holy Communion Prayer Family Family Communion Second MND CD Service Service MND Sunday of BP With godly Epiphany play MW/MND
26th Jan 11.00 9.30am 10.30am 9.30am 11.00am 2020 Cafe Holy Holy Traditional Family service in Communion Communion Holy Service Third TSJ MND BP Communion Sunday of ANGLICAN Ven Hugh Epiphany CHURCH Fr Brian and McCurdy MW MND
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Benefice Services 2020
TSJ TSL TAS WSG Benefice church 12th Jan 2020 X TSJ th 9 Feb 2020 X TSL 8th March 2020 X TAS 29th March 2020 X WSG 12th April 2020 Easter Day No Benefice Service 10th May 2020 X with Bp TAS Dagmar 31st May 2020 X TSL 14th June 2020 X Flower WSG Festival 12th July 2020 X TSJ 9th Aug 2020 X Flower TSL Festival 30th Aug 2020 X WSG 13th Sept 2020 X TSJ 11th Oct 2020 X Harvest TAS Service th 8 Nov. 2020 Remem brance Sunday so no Benefice Services 13th Dec 2020 X WSG
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