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Buckrose Carrs Benefice Newsletter September 2021 Serving Thorpe Bassett, Rillington, Scampston, Wintringham, East & West Knapton, East & West Heslerton,Yedingham & Sherburn. www.buckrosecarrs.org.uk Coronavirus Update Following the "unlock" on the 19th of July we are able to worship in church. Each church in the benefice is setting its own guidelines, so here's a summary of arrangements - to check up to date details or to discuss any concerns you may have, please check with the appropriate churchwarden. Rillington - mask wearing optional, reduced levels of social distancing. Church now open for private prayer every day. Scampston - please contact Ben Jenkinson or Sarah Lacey for details Sherburn, West Heslerton and Yedingham - as before, but now with (masked) singing Thorpe Bassett - September service will be held outside (weather permitting) with singing. If inside masks and hand sanitiser will be available. Church will be open each day for private prayer (10am - 4pm) Details of where and when services will be held this month are set out below. Services in September When Where Readings September 09.00am Psalm 146 5th St Andrew’s Rillington Mark 7: 24-37 Trinity 14 11.00am St John’s Yedingham * Both services will be led by the Venerable Sam Rushton, Archdeacon of York September 10.15am Psalm 116: 1-8 12th All Saints’ Thorpe Bassett * Mark 8: 27-38 Trinity 15 (Outdoor service - weather permitting) September 10.15am Psalm 54 19th All Saints’ West Heslerton Mark 9: 30-37 Trinity 16 September 10.15am Psalm 19: 7-14 26th St Hilda’s Sherburn Mark 9: 38-50 Trinity 17 * Book of Common Prayer Note: October services will all be Harvest Service If you have any queries, please contact your churchwarden: Rillington - Rodney Wood - 01944 758651 Thorpe Bassett - David Harrison - 01944 768548 Scampston - Vacant West Heslerton - Bridget Benthall - 01944 728233 Sherburn - Keith Usher - 01944 711448 Yedingham - Rob Tindall - 01944 728366 Buckrose Carrs Benefice Newsletter September 2021 Serving Thorpe Bassett, Rillington, Scampston, Wintringham, East & West Knapton, East & West Heslerton,Yedingham & Sherburn. www.buckrosecarrs.org.uk You can also find a weekly worship service on the Church of England website at https://www.churchofengland.org/news-and-media/church-online/weekly-online-services. Services are pre-recorded and available to watch at any time. Also happening in our benefice....... Community Café The Community Café has now re-opened in Rillington - it takes place each Tuesday morning from 9.45 to 11.30 in Rillington Village Hall. The Community Café at West Heslerton remains closed at the moment. Rillington Free Fridge Little Fishes Meet every Thursday during term-time in the Church Room, Rillington from 1.30 – 3.00pm Little Fishes Rillington For further details – 07922 060119 If there is anything you would like to see included in the October Newsletter, please contact Catherine Evans on 07811 100029 or at [email protected] by 25 September 2021. .

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