June-July 2016 NOTICE board Tributes to Bill Howes St Lawrence youngsters DIOCESAN Cycle of Prayer editor Revd Bill Howes has died just days before his 70th birthday. learn how garden grows Stephen has led the tributes to Bill , ST LAWRENCE environment. When I who was the Assistant Pre-School, based at SCHOOL REPORT mentioned it to Lisa at St Hillhouse Church of Bentley at the Co-op she Peter ad Vincula. Primary was so supportive and Bishop Stephen School, Ninefields, we are grateful that the said: "Bill Howes was a , is Co-op wanted to be wonderfully faithful teaching its children involved and have priest. about gardening and helped so much by "Bill loved the people the environment. sponsoring the whole he served and they Co-operative project." loved him back. He Funeralcare Waltham was a man with a Abbey is sponsoring HOW DOES YOUR servant heart. REVD BILL HOWES these activities and Phil GARDEN GROW? (left to "For 12 years right Clegg and Lisa Bentley right): Revd Kelvin up until his diagnosis Ordained in 2000, from the Co-op Woolmer, chair of the and hospitalisation a Bill had trained on the presented Nikki Murphy, preschool governing body, few weeks ago he East Anglian Ministerial the pre-school manager, Phil Clegg and Lisa edited the diocesan Training Course after the committee of the Bentley from Co-operative Cycle of Prayer. gaining a Diploma in pre-school and the Funeralcare, preschool "Bill knew that prayer Theology from Oxford children with six trays manager Nikki Murphy, of plants, two large bags and members of the mattered, that it University. changes things. of compost and two governing body, with the Father Bill joined the "We now give thanks packets of cress seeds St Lawrence Church for his life and ministry ministry team at on April 14 (right). Pre-School children. and we pray for him; Coggeshall in 2004 Phil said: for his wife Carol, for and he was a popular "Co-operative l Send your church their family and for figure in the village's Funeralcare is not just environment while at the discover different sorts governing body, said: school's report to Month the churches and life. for the sad times – we same time getting very of plants, see how they “I was delighted when editor Jon Longman at communities where he Bill is succeeded as wanted to support the messy!" grow and discuss Nikki said she wanted to jlongman@. served. May he rest in honorary editor of the local community and Nikki added that the colours. teach the children how anglican.org, stating that peace and rise in Cycle of Prayer by encourage children generous gifts would Revd Kelvin Woolmer, to grow plants and learn parental permission has glory." Jenny Robinson. to explore their allow the children to chair of the pre-school how to look after the been given for photos. DIOCESAN CYCLE OF PRAYER — JUNE and JULY 2016

Cycle of Prayer for daily use in 8 Wednesday Thomas Ken, Bishop of SANDON ST ANDREW— Vicar Terry Brown reports significant growth in his church over the past two Bath and Wells, Nonjuror, Hymn Writer, 'Therefore let everyone who is godly pray years. Please pray for Terry and his congregation 1711 to you...' Psalm 32:6. on July 15. Picture: CHARLIE KOSLA ● (St Nicholas) w DUNTON— Clergy: Andrei Petrine (PIC). JUNE ● Diocese of Curitiba (Brazil). 1 Wednesday Justin, Martyr at Rome, 9 Thursday Columba, Abbot of Iona, c.165 ● Missionary, 597; Ephrem of Syria, DEANERY OF —Area : , Hymn Writer, Teacher of the Vacancy. Lay Chair: Shirley Jeffery. Faith, 373 Assistant Area Dean: Jo Delfgou. ● (St Mary Chaplains: Linda Peall (Basildon & University Hospitals NHS Magdalene) w RAMSDEN CRAYS— Foundation Trust), Tara Frankland, Shirley Clergy: Michael Hall (PIC). ● Jeffery (St Luke’s Hospice). Diocese of Cuttack (North India). ● Dioceses of Connor (Armagh, Ireland) 10 Friday and Cork, Cloyne & Ross (Dublin, Ireland). ● LANGDON HILLS (St Mary & All Saints) 2 Thursday —Clergy: Colin Hopkinson (R), Mark Petitt ● BASILDON (St Martin of Tours)— (A), Julian Patching (A). Reader: Kennedy Clergy: Esther McCafferty (R), Martin Rath. Wood (Hon. A). Licensed Lay Minister: ● that Jesus expects of those who seek to & TM: Diocese of Cyangugu (Rwanda). Phyllis Wood. follow him. BILLERICAY (Christ Church), BILLERICAY 10 Friday BARNABAS THE APOSTLE ● Diocese of Costa Rica (Central ● ● Diocese of Cueibet (Sudan). (Emmanuel), BILLERICAY (St John the Weekend of celebration for America). 5 THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER Divine), LITTLE BURSTEAD (St Mary The Queen’s 90th birthday 3 Friday The Martyrs of Uganda , Virgin)—Clergy: Paul Carr (TR), Paul ● The Acts of the Apostles translates the 1885-87 and 1977 ● ● World Environment Day—Loving Father, Gambling (TV), Dan Pierce (TV), Margaret name Barnabas as 'son of consolation' or BASILDON (St Andrew w Holy Cross)— we praise and thank you for the beauty Fowler (A). Licensed Lay Minister: Linda 'son of encouragement'. His is a beautiful Clergy: Vacancy (V), Andy Smith (A). and goodness of creation around us. Over Russ. Readers: Peter Fisher, Sue Ginn, example of generosity. Certainly he was Licensed Lay Minister: John Shaw. the past century we have noticed the Susan Oakley, Pauline Randall, Jane generous with his giving – he sold some ● Diocese of Coventry (Canterbury). diminution of the living diversity of creation Tolaini and Pauline Woolnough. land and gave the proceeds to the 4 Saturday Petroc, Abbot of Padstow, and of the health of the ecosystems that ● Diocese of Cueibet (Sudan). community. But generosity seems to have 6th century support it; help us to do our part to stop 7 Tuesday been part of his whole character. He ● The 'widow’s mite' from today’s further decline in the health of our planet ● shows us that love and service can speak Gospel reading (Mark 12.38 to end) is by the way we live our lives. BOWERS GIFFORD w NORTH ● BENFLEET (St Margaret, St John)— powerfully of the values of the Gospel. often used to mean a small amount. Church of the Province of Myanmar ● But Jesus means the opposite – he (Burma) and Most Revd Stephen Than Clergy: David Ibiayo (PIC). Diocese of Cyprus and The Gulf ● means that she gave from her poverty Myint Oo, Archbishop. St Margaret’s School: Emma (Jerusalem & Middle East). everything that she had. Hers is the 6 Monday Ini Kopuria, Founder of the Wigmore (HT). deeply radical response to the love of God Melanesian Brotherhood, 1945 ● Diocese of Cuernavaca (Mexico). CONTINUED ON PAGE II II THE MONTH — NB SUPPLEMENT June-July 2016 THE MONTH — NB SUPPLEMENT June-July 2016 III

● CONTINUED FROM PAGE I 7 Thursday ● (St Luke)—Clergy: Carol Smith (PIC, AAD), Scottish Episcopal Church, Most Revd David CYCLE OF● DEANERY OF PRAYERCHELMSFORD SOUTH—Area Dean: Andy Stephanie Gillingham (AC), Andy Griffiths (AD, AC). Chillingworth, Primus. ● 12 THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Griffiths. Lay Chair: Christine Horton. Assistant Area Dean: Diocese of East Ruwenzori (Uganda). 25 Monday JAMES THE APOSTLE ● ● Weekend of celebration for the Queen’s 90th Birthday: Carol Smith. Chaplains: Michèle Marshall (St Andrew’s 15 Friday Swithun, Bishop of Winchester, c. 862; (All Saints)—Clergy: Vacancy (PIC). Heavenly Father, as we celebrate the ninetieth birthday of Healthcare ), Carol Smith (Workplace Chaplain). Bonaventure, Friar, Bishop, Teacher of the Faith, 1274 ● (All Saints)—Clergy: Vera Wadman (PIC). ● Her Majesty the Queen, receive our heartfelt thanks for all Diocese of Dunkwa-on-Offin (Ghana, West Africa). ● SANDON (St Andrew)—Clergy: Terry Brown (PIC). ● Diocese of Edmonton (Rupert’s Land, Canada). that you have given her in these ninety years and for all 8 Friday ● SOUTH (Holy Trinity)—Clergy: 26 Tuesday Anne and Joachim, Parents of the Blessed that she has given to her people. Continue, we pray, your ● (St Andrew)—Clergy: Lee Batson (PIC), Sue Carol Ball (V) Michèle Marshall (AC) Jane Richards (A). Virgin Mary ● loving purposes in her, and as you gather us together in Howlett (A). Trinity St Mary’s School: Christina Gooday (HT). ● (St Stephen) w (St Mary celebration, unite us also in love and service to one another; ● DANBURY (St John the Baptist)—Clergy: Clive Ashley (PIC). ● Diocese of East Tennessee (Province IV, The Episcopal & St Margaret)—Clergy: Sandra Manley (R, AD). Licensed through Jesus Christ our Lord. ● St John’s School: Jona Davies (HT). Church). Lay Minister: Hayley Rogers. ● Church of Nigeria (), Most Revd ● General Synod begins today in York. 16 Saturday Osmund, Bishop of Salisbury, 1099 ● (St Andrew) & (Christ Nicholas Okoh, Metropolitan and Primate. ● Diocese of Durgapur (North India). ● Two quotes for reflection from Archbishop Justin Welby: Church) w (Holy Trinity)—Clergy: 13 Monday 9 Saturday “Jesus calls us to a holiness that is positive, generous and Sandra Manley (R, AD), Barry Johnson (AC). Licensed Lay ● (St Gabriel) w NEVENDON (St Peter)—Clergy: ● "Cheap grace is the grace we bestow on ourselves. Cheap openhearted. It's a difficult, daring challenge – do we Minister: Hayley Rogers. Simon Law (R). grace is the preaching of forgiveness without requiring accept it?” and “Human fallibility recognised, God's ● Latchingdon School: Margaret Amery (HT). ● Diocese of Daejeon (South Korea). repentance, baptism without church discipline, Communion sovereignty trusted; these are also the only stable ● Diocese of Egba (Lagos, Nigeria). 14 Tuesday Richard Baxter, Puritan Divine, 1691 without confession... Cheap grace is grace without foundations for human beings in society.” ● ● 27 Wednesday Brooke Foss Westcott, Bishop of VANGE (St Chad)—Clergy: David Ibiayo (R). discipleship, grace without the cross, grace without Jesus Diocese of Eastern Himalayas (North India). Durham, Teacher of the Faith, 1901 ● 17 THE EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Diocese of Dallas (Province VIII, The Episcopal Church Christ, living and incarnate." (Dietrich Bonhoeffer) ● (St Nicholas) w (St James) & ● ● USA). Diocese of Durham (York, England). Give thanks for the men and women of the RNLI and —Clergy: Vacancy (PIC). Licensed Lay 15 Wednesday Evelyn Underhill, Spiritual Writer, 1941 10 THE SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY HM Coastguard, who risk their lives to protect those who Minister: Margaret Plant. ● LANGFORD ST GILES: The church on the to Hatfield Peverel road is also the award-winning village shop (inset). ● travel the seas around our coast. & TM: WICKFORD (St Catherine, Please pray for the clergy and congregation on July 28. All pictures: JON LONGMAN Sea Sunday: This year is The Mission to Seafarers’ 160th ● St Nicholas School: Robert Pike (HT). Wickford (St Andrew), RUNWELL (St Mary)—Clergy: Jane ● Province de L’Eglise Anglicane au Rwanda, Most Revd ● Anniversary. We give thanks for the work and inspiration of ● Asheldham Youth Centre: Barry Howard (Manager). Freeman (TR), Norbert Chumu Mutuku, Jo Delfgou (TV), today, and for their retreat Leaders, Revd Ase Lindberg and Diocese of Dominican Republic (Province V, The Dr Onesphore Rwaje, Archbishop. The Mission to Seafarers and their founder, Revd John ● Diocese of Egbu (Owerri, Nigeria). Sue Mann, Matthew Simpkins, Sue Wise (A). Revd Roger Matthews. Episcopal Church). Ashley and for all who have heard God’s call to build his 18 Monday Elizabeth Ferard, first Deaconess of the ● 28 Thursday ● Wickford CE School: Debbie Rogan (HT). Diocese of Derry & Raphoe (Armagh, Ireland). kingdom amongst seafarers and who have stepped out in , Founder of the Community of St ● HEYBRIDGE (St Andrew, St George ) w ● Diocese of Damaturu (Jos, Nigeria). 23 Thursday Ethelreda, Abbess of Ely, c.678 faith, not knowing quite where the journey might lead. Andrew, 1883 ● ● LANGFORD (St Giles)—Clergy: Peter Low (V). Licensed Lay 16 Thursday Richard, Bishop of Chichester, 1253; THE CHIGNALS (St Nicholas w St James) w JULY ● Episcopal Church in the Philippines, Most Revd Renato STOCK HARVARD (All Saints)—Clergy: Stephen Minister: Julia McGregor, Reader: Lynne Wood. Joseph Butler, Bishop of Durham, Philosopher, 1752 —Clergy: Caroline Brown (PIC), Sandra Sykes (A), Rose 1 Friday Henry, John, and Henry Venn the younger, Mag-Gay Abibico, Prime Bishop. Need (PIC). ● ● Most Revd Dr Mouneer Hanna Anis, Archbishop, ● The retired clergy, Readers and lay ministers who live and Braisby (A). Reader: Greg Waters. , Evangelical Divines, 1797, 1813, and 1873 11 Monday Benedict of Nursia, Abbot of Monte Cassino, Stock School: Alina Clay (HT). ● ● ● Jerusalem & the Middle East. work in the Deanery of Basildon. Diocese in Europe. SPRINGFIELD (All Saints)—Clergy: Susan Iskander (PIC), Father of Western Monasticism, c.550 (St Mary & St Edward)— 29 Friday Mary, Martha and Lazarus, Companions of ● Diocese of Dar-es-Salaam (Tanzania). 24 Friday THE BIRTH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST Carla Hampton (AC). Licensed Lay Minister: Roger ● DOWNHAM (St Margaret) w (St Clergy: Stephen Need (PIC). ● Our Lord 17 Friday Samuel and Henrietta Barnett, Social ● Ember Day McFarland. Peter) & RAMSDEN BELLHOUSE (St Mary Vn)—Clergy: St Peter’s School: Wendy Figueira (HT). ● ● ● Reformers, 1913 and 1936 ● Diocese of Eastern Kowloon (Hong Kong). Diocese of Dornakal (South India). Stephen Robertson (R), Jean Andrews, Miranda Seaman Diocese of Eastern Michigan (Province VI The MALDON (All Saints w St Peter)—Clergy: Stephen ● 2 Saturday (AC), Licensed Lay Minister: Suzy Edmundson. Episcopal Church). Carter (V). DEANERY OF CHELMSFORD NORTH—Area Dean: Tom 25 Saturday Ember Day ● Page. Lay Chair: Robert Hammond. Chaplains: James Ridge ● ● Tomorrow the church remembers Thomas – often called ● Downham School: Helen Craig (HT). 19 Tuesday Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, and his sister All Saints’ School: Phillip Brown (HT). This coming week marks the of many new ● (HMP & YPI, Chelmsford); Julia Sheffield, Jane Richards, and priests in this diocese and beyond. So pray for “doubting” Thomas, but for us he is an extraordinary witness ● (All Saints)—Clergy: Lee Batson Macrina, Deaconess, Teachers of the Faith, c.379 Diocese of Eha-Amufu (Enugu, Nigeria). ● (Mid-Essex Hospitals NHS Trust); Lucyann Ashdown all those who are going to be ordained. But also pray also for to believing. He sees for himself and then says to Jesus – (PIC). Licensed Lay Minister: Christine Horton. WIDFORD (St Mary, Church of the Holy Spirit)—Clergy: 30 Saturday William Wilberforce, Social Reformer, 1833 (Farleigh Hospice), Tony Cant (Anglia Ruskin University), the mission and ministry of the whole church because all of without a shadow of a doubt – “my Lord and my God”. It is a ● East Hanningfield School: Kerry Collins (HT). Stephanie Gillingham (PIC), Andy Griffiths (AC, AD), Carol Olaudah Equiana and Thomas Clarkson, Anti-slavery Andrew Merchant ( College). us are called to lives of costly discipleship. powerful witness to his ministry that when missionaries ● Diocese of Dutse (Kaduna, Nigeria). Smith (AC, AAD). Licensed Lay Minister: Roger Gillingham. Campaigners, 1883, 1797 and 1846 ● ● ● Diocese of Davao (Philippines). ● Diocese of the Free State formerly Bloemfontein] arrived in south India in the 16th century, they found 12 Tuesday Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland & Labrador (Canada). William Wilberforce was an evangelical Christian who knew Christians already there who said that it was Thomas who 18 Saturday Bernard Mizeki, Apostle of the MaShona, (Southern Africa). ● (St Michael & All Angels)—Clergy: Andy 20 Wednesday Margaret of Antioch, Martyr, 4th century that his faith had to make a difference to his life. He became had first preached the Gospel to them. Martyr, 1896 26 THE FIFTH SUNDAY OF TRINITY Griffiths (AD, V), Stephanie Gillingham (AC), Carol Smith Bartolomé des las Casas, Apostle to the Indies, 1566 deeply involved in politics and social change, supporting ● ● Please pray for all those taking part in the Bradwell ● Bernard Mizeki is one of the great heroes of the Anglican ● Please pray for Denis Huntley, Lead Minister of the (AC, AAD), Gemma Fraser (A) Licensed Lay Minister: Fiona WOODHAM FERRERS (St Mary) and missionary work in India, the founding of the Society for the Church in Southern Africa. He became a Christian in his Festival this weekend. (St Andrew)—Clergy: Carol Ball (PIC) Michèle Marshall Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Above all becoming powerfully Chelmsford Diocese Deaf Church and Disability Issues ● Seldon. early 20s and worked as an evangelist and teacher in Adviser and his team. Diocese of Down & Dromore (Armagh, Ireland). ● (AC), Jane Richards (A). involved in the campaign for the complete abolition of slavery. St Michael’s Junior School: Maria Rumsey (HT). ● Zimbabwe and South Africa. He died as a martyr on this day ● Church of Pakistan (United), Most Revd Samuel Robert 3 THE SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ● St Mary’s School: Stephanie Redgate (HT). He died just three days after hearing that the passage of the Act ● (St Mary Vn)—Clergy: Clive Ashley ● in 1896, refusing to move to safety when anti-Christian Azariah, Bishop, Moderator. Disability Sunday: We pray that throughout the world, (PIC). Reader: Charles Cope. The retired clergy, Readers, and lay ministers who live through Parliament was assured. Wilberforce is a challenging rioting broke out. He is a powerful example of integrity to people with disabilities may experience dignity, acceptance example of practical holiness making a serious difference. 27 Monday Cyril, Bishop of Alexandria, Teacher of the ● Diocese of E Carolina (Province IV The Episcopal Church). and work in the Deanery of Chelmsford South. young Christians, a joyful reminder to us of vibrant holiness of equality and self-sufficiency in their lives. May they be ● ● Diocese of Ekiti Kwara (Ibadan, Nigeria). Faith, 444 13 Wednesday Diocese of Eastern Oregon (Province IX The Episcopal from a sister church in the Anglican Communion. empowered to serve God, be at liberty to pursue their faith ● CHELMSFORD (St Andrew)—Clergy: Paul Greenland (V). ● Church). 31 THE NINTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ● Diocese of Delaware (Province III, The Episcopal Church and participate fully in worship, free from prejudice, TEAM MINISTRY (St Mary Vn, St Paul, ● Licensed Lay Minister: Linda Robinson. 21 Thursday Please pray for all who work in our local hospitals, both USA). persecution or discrimination of any kind. Meadgate)—Clergy: Philip Ritchie (TR), Philip Sheldrake, ● ● Diocese of Western Kowloon (Hong Kong). Tim Ball (TV), Graham Hamborg, Roger Matthews (Hon. DEANERY OF MALDON & DENGIE—Area Dean: medical and ancillary, that they may feel valued and 19 THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ● Pray for all those being Priested today, for their families 28 Tuesday Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons, Teacher of the AC), Sue Finch (A). Sandra Manley. Lay Chair: Adrian Smith. appreciated. Pray also for all who work in the ambulance ● Pray for all those involved in Lay Development and and the parishes where they serve. ● Faith, c.200 ● Diocese of East Kerala (South India). Diocese of Eastern Zambia (Central Africa). and air ambulance services. Training in the Diocese, led by Elizabeth Jordan, Lay ● Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea, Rt Revd Clyde ● ● Today is the Armed Forces Day of Prayer. 14 Thursday John Keble, Priest, Tractarian, Poet , 1866 22 Friday MARY MAGDALENE Church of the Province of South East Asia, Most Revd Development Adviser. Igara, Archbishop. ● BRADWELL ON SEA (St Thomas, St Peter on the Wall) Bolly Lapok, Archbishop. ● ● GREAT & (St Mary Vn, St John) and ● MOULSHAM (St John the Evangelist)—Clergy: Carol Church of North India (United), Most Revd Pradeep 4 Monday THOMAS THE APOSTLE & Newland (St Lawrence)—Clergy: Vacancy (PIC), Brigid (St Martin)—Clergy: Caroline Brown ● Smith (PIC, AAD), Stephanie Gillingham (AC), Andy Griffiths Samantaroy, Moderator, Bishop. NORTH SPRINGFIELD (St )— Main (CHP St Peter on the Wall). NOTES: (PIC), Rose Braisby, Sandra Sykes (A). Reader: Greg (AD, AC). The Cycle of Prayer is also available on the Diocesan website: www. 20 Monday Clergy: Jane Anderson (PIC), Lee Batson (AP, also ● St ’s School: Pauline Ward (HT). ● Waters. chelmsford.anglican.org/faith/prayer. Where parochial links are known World Refugee Day. ● Community Missioner), Reader: Simon Carpenter. ● BURNHAM-ON-CROUCH (St Mary Vn)—Clergy: Mark to exist the names of overseas workers are placed immediately after ● Little Waltham School: Liz Maycock (HT). ● BROOMFIELD (St Mary w St Leonard)—Clergy: Carolyn ● The Bishop’s CE & RC School: Greg Waters (HT). North (V). the appropriate parish. Further information concerning overseas Diocese on the Coast [formerly Ikale-Ilaje] (Ondo, Nigeria). ● dioceses, including the names of , is contained in the Anglican Tibbott (V), Anne Harvey (A). Reader: Diana Garfield. Diocese of Dublin & Glendalough (Dublin, Ireland). ● St Mary’s School: Geraldine Denham-Hale (HT). ● 29 Wednesday PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES Cycle of Prayer, available on their website www.anglicancommunion. Diocese of Delhi (India). 5 Tuesday ● Diocese of Eau Claire (Province VI, The Episcopal org/acp/main.cfm. To contact the Diocese of Chelmsford about the ● (St Mary & St Lawrence) w FORD 21 Tuesday ● EAST SPRINGFIELD (Church of Our Saviour) LEP— Church). Cycle of Prayer, email [email protected] END (St John)—Clergy: Caroline Brown (PIC), Rose Braisby, ● CHELMSFORD CATHEDRAL (St Mary the Virgin, St Clergy: Ann Mackenzie (PIC), Mandy Hewson (A). Reader: 23 Saturday Bridget of Sweden, Abbess of Vadstena, ABBREVIATIONS: Sandra Sykes (A). Reader: Greg Waters. A Assistant Clergy; AAD Assistant Area Dean; AC Associate Clergy; ACD Peter, St Cedd)—Clergy: (Dean), Ivor Gillian Price. 1373 ● School: Hazel Arnill (HT). ● Associate Clergy Diaconate; AD Area Dean; ASM Associate Minister, AT Moody (Vice-Dean), Edward Carter (Canon Theologian), SPRINGFIELD (Holy Trinity)—Clergy: Keith Roddy (V), ● "Before the cross, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, washes Assistant Clergy Title Post; AYO Area Youth Officer, BP Bishop; C ● Great Waltham School: Alex Burden (HT). Simon Pothen (), Kate Moore (Hon. AC), Reader: Stuart Hull (A). Reader: Ian Fuller. the feet of his disciples. After the resurrection, Jesus Christ, Community Worker; CA Church Army; CIC in Charge; CHP ● Chaplain; EVN Evangelist; HT Head Teacher; LD Locally Deployed; LLM Allison Cline-Dean. (Holy Trinity)—Clergy: Jane Anderson (PIC). ● Diocese of Duk (Sudan). the Lord of glory, cooks breakfast for his friends. Jesus ● ● Licensed Lay Minister; MCD Minister of Conventional District; MIN Minister, The Cathedral School: Linda Wiskin (HT). Diocese of Doko (Lokoja, Nigeria). 6 Wednesday Thomas More, Scholar, and John Fisher, Christ calls his Church, his friends to be like him in his P Priest; PIC Priest in Charge; R Rector; Rdes Rector designate; RDR ● Diocese of Derby (Canterbury). 30 Thursday Bishop of Rochester, Reformation Martyrs, 1535 gentleness and love." (Bishop Steve Croft). Reader; PTO Permission to Officiate; RES Residentiary Canon; SNP ● (St Michael and All Angels)—Clergy: Jo Jones ● ● Special Needs Post, T Teacher; TM Team Ministry; TR Team Rector; TV 22 Wednesday Ember Day Alban, first Martyr of Britain, WRITTLE (All Saints) w HIGHWOOD (St Paul)—Clergy: Diocese of Edinburgh (Scotland). Team Vicar; V Vicar; Vdes Vicar designate; WDN Warden. c.250 (PiC), Susan Ives (AC), Andrew Merchant (AC). Jo Jones (V), Susan Ives (AC), Andrew Merchant (AC). 24 THE NINTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Acting Honorary Editor: Jenny Robinson, 71 Powers Hall End, , ● ● CHELMSFORD (The Ascension w All Saints)—Clergy: Roxwell School: Vicky Kendell (HT). ● The retired clergy, Readers and lay ministers who live and ● Pray for the work of the Hockerill Foundation, which Essex CM8 1NH, 01376 516727 (email: [email protected]) who Tom Page (PIC, AD), Leslie Rogers (AC). ● Pray for those attending the Priests’ pre-ordination retreat work in the Deanery of Chelmsford North. HEYBRIDGE BASIN ST GEORGE: Please pray for the clergy would be glad to receive comments and corrections and also any items for provides grants to teachers in training from this diocese prayer and praise to be considered for inclusion from the parishes. ● Pray for the Ordinands beginning their retreat at Pleshey at Pleshey and their retreat Leader, Revd Dr Jane Freeman. ● Diocese of Dunedin (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia). and congregation on July 28. and others, especially those studying religious education. IV THE MONTH — NB SUPPLEMENT June-July 2016 THE month — What’s on around you in Essex & East during June

Wednesday, June 1 by Choral , featuring English music sung by the Friday-Monday, June 24-27 ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 1-3pm. ‘Welcome on Holy Trinity church choir. ● The Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Danbury Wednesday’ in the Cathedral with our lay chaplain Jean Tuesday, June 14 CM3 4NG. 10am-5pm. Sun: 12 noon-5pm. Flower Standen; tea/coffee and cakes. All welcome. Cycling to church? ● Kingsland Cafe (above Aldi), Lexden, . festival: 'For all the Saints'. Refreshments available. ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 9.30am-12noon. Baby and VELOSTREAMS would like to invite you to join 12-2.15pm. Friendship Group. Friday-Sunday, June 24-26 Toddler Group in St Cedd’s Hall. them on "a journey of discovery with God on 2 Wednesday, June 15 ● St Andrew’s, Althorne CM3 6BZ. 10-5pm each day. ● Lakeside Shopping Centre, Thurrock. 1-3pm. Café wheels". ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 1-3pm. ‘Welcome on Theme: 'World of Music'. In aid of church repair fund. Theology. Meet at the Food Court. "The vision is a cycling community who also Wednesday’ in the Cathedral with our lay chaplain Jean Friday June 24 ● Library at the Diocesan Office, 53 New Street, want to know God better, and to reach out to Standen; tea/coffee and cakes. All welcome. ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 12.30-1.15pm. Lunchtime Chelmsford. 1pm. The Chelmsford Christian Bookshop cyclists, families, and young people alike," says ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 9.30am-12noon. Baby and concert by the Choral Scholars. Admission is free, but we Reading Group. Everyone is welcome and it is free to Velostreams' joint organiser Colin Baldwin of St Toddler Group in St Cedd’s Hall. welcome your contributions, which are divided between join in. For details and encouragement, please contact Stephen's, Prittlewell. ● St John’s, Stratford, London E15. 13.10. Lunchtime various charities and Cathedral expenses. Light the bookshop on 01245 294405 or email bookshop@ "Imagine taking a group of young concert series: Maryland School Choir. Free entry. Retiring refreshments are available from 12 noon. chelmsford.anglican.org underprivileged teenagers on a trip to see a Tour collection. www.stjohnse15.co.uk. ● St Thomas of Canterbury, Brentwood. 1pm. Lunchtime ● St John’s, Stratford, London E15. 1.10.pm Lunchtime de France stage or watching a Paris-Roubaix Thursday, June 16 concert. Lydia Caines & Harriette Platt (violins). Admission ● concert series. Fatima Lahham, recorder. Free entry. race in person. Imagine raising funds for people Chelmsford Cathedral. 10.45am. Faith and Fitness. A free - retiring collection. For further details: 01277 218121. Retiring collection. www.stjohnse15.co.uk who can't afford bikes? What if we could fill a free fitness class with a difference for all ages and Saturday-Sunday, June 25-26 Thursday, June 2 velodrome for the day of young people in our abilities. The session will include a prayer, a workout and ● ● . Village open gardens & flower festival. Chelmsford Cathedral. 10.45am. Faith and Fitness. A community for an experience of a lifetime. What meditation to improve your physical and spiritual health Saturday-Monday, June 25-27 and well-being. free fitness class with a difference for all ages and abili- if we built a community that taught young ● St Peter's Aldborough Hatch, Aldborough Road North, ties. The session will include a prayer, a workout and ● children to learn how to cycle, rooted and Sing the Season high summer. Belli Centre, St Peter's Aldborough Hatch, Ilford IG2 7QN. Flower Festival 2016 meditation to improve your physical and spiritual health grounded in the love of Jesus as an outpouring Church, Weald Road, South Weald, Brentwood CM14 Theme: 'Brush up your Shakespeare, 400th Anniversary of and well-being. 5QJ. 10am-4pm. A group singing workshop day. The ● of our love for God? Shakespeare'. Sat: Church open 10am-6pm; Craft Market Chelmsford Cathedral. 10am. Mothers' Union "This is a new venture, and a new thing, a theme of our June singing day is High Summer. 10am-5pm; refreshments 10am-5pm; The Barnabas Band Corporate Communion in St Cedd’s Chapel. Information and enrolment: www.arbutusmusic. fresh expression of exploring how we, as a on the Green at 11am; Oaks Park High School - an ● net/|highsummer.html or call 01277 651970. Chelmsford Cathedral. 8pm. Mothers’ Union Evening church do mission and evangelism. Please acoustic set from Year 12 BTEC Music Performance Section meets in St Cedd’s Hall. Friday, June 17 prayerfully consider if you would like to be a part ● Students on the Green at 1pm; 'Bells Aloud' Bellringers Friday, June 3 Chelmsford Cathedral. 12.30-1.15pm. Lunchtime from St Margaret's Barking on the Green at 2pm; Choral ● of this community. Join us as we ride on the concert by Duo Dolcissimo: oboe and piano. Admission is Chelmsford Cathedral. 12.30-1.15pm. Lunchtime Music The combined choirs of local churches will give a slipstream of God." free, but we welcome your contributions, which are divided Concert by Aurora (Mixed Voice Choir). Admission is free, ● recital in Church 3pm; The Palmerstone Dancers on the but we welcome your contributions, which are divided Contact Colin on 07789 511910 or Jeremy between various charities and Cathedral expenses. Light Blenes on 07538 545120 for details of the rides refreshments are available from 12 noon. Green at 4pm; Service of Compline in the Church at 6pm. between various charities and Cathedral expenses. Light Sun: Service of Holy Communion 9am; Church open refreshments are available in the Cathedral from 12 noon. on May 29 (Southend, , Hockley, Friday-Sunday, June 17-19 10am-5pm; Craft Market open 10am-5pm; refreshments Saturday-Sunday, June 4-5 Hullbridge, Battlesbridge, South Woodham ● Flower Festival at All Saints' church, Theydon 10am-4.30pm; Bob Allder at the keyboard on the Green ● Ferrers, Latchingdon, Steeple to Bradwell on Garnon (near Epping) CM16 7NX. Friday: 10am-5pm. All Saints church, Ardleigh Green Road, Hornchurch noon; Naomi Hinds local singer-songwriter performs a RM11 2LG. Flower Festival and Fayre: 'A Floral Sea), June 26, July 31 and August 28. Saturday: 10am-5pm. Sunday: 11.30am-5pm. Flower Festival theme: 'Gardens Of The World'. Refreshments unique style of folk songs on the Green 1pm; The Celebration of the Queen's 90th Birthday'. Saturday: Palmerstone Dancers on the Green 2pm; Choral Music 10am-4pm and Sunday: 12noon-4pm. Refreshments ● include lunches. Also stalls and activities in the Chelmsford Cathedral. 12.30-1.15pm. Lunchtime The combined choirs of local churches will give a recital in available and admission is free. Concert by Rosie Vinter (organ, Chelmsford Cathedral). churchyard. ● Church 3pm. Mon: Church open 10am-6pm. St Andrew's church, Bulmer CO10 7EL. Bulmer Open Admission is free, but we welcome your contributions, Saturday-Sunday, June 18-19 ● Gardens. 2-6pm. Art Exhibition. Refreshments will be which are divided between various charities and ● St Mary’s church, Elsenham CM22 6DP. 10.30am- St Andrew's Church, Church Hill, Earls Colne CO6 available there along with a Cake Stall. Tombola, home- Cathedral expenses. Light refreshments are available in 5pm. ‘Celebrations in a Basket’. Flower festival celebrating 2RG. Earls Colne flower festival and open gardens. The made preserves and plants for sale will be available in the the Cathedral from 12 noon. the 90th birthday of the Queen. A 12th century church, full theme will be '90 years' marking the Queen's 90th. ● to overflowing with flower arrangements, music, Saturday, June 25 open gardens. The village school and the Stitch and Sew Concert by SONGCYCLE at St Mary Magdalene ● Group will be displaying work in the village hall. Great Burstead, Billericay CM11 2TR. 8pm. refreshment tent. Sat: Evening concert by Emily Yarrow St Mary Magdalene, Great Burstead.11am. Fete in the ● St Thomas's church, Shonks Mill Road, Navestock. ● St Botolph’s Hadstock. 7pm. Talk by Professor Simon and others, with finger buffet and first drink. Tickets, church grounds. Entertaining programme of arena events, 11am-4pm. Festival: 'Flowers of Rural England'. Keynes FBA, Elrington and Bosworth Professor of including finger buffet, £10 from Moyra Jackson 01279 activities to suit all ages, displays in the hall and a wide Refreshments, stalls and activities. Anglo-Saxon and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge: 647351. variety of stalls and refreshments. A Summer Concert will Saturday, June 4 'Conquest and Reconciliation, 1016-23'. Entry free. ● St Botolph’s church, Hadstock. 1.30-5pm Hadstock be held in the church on Friday, June 10. Proceeds go ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 10am-12 noon. Cathedral Refreshments available (donations to Friends of St Fete with re-enactors Regia Anglorum mingling with the towards maintaining the medieval building. ● Coffee Morning in the Chapter House. Come and enjoy Botolph’s). Part of the celebrations to mark the Millennium crowds as part of the celebrations to mark the Millennium Petertide . Bishop Stephen will be ordaining fresh coffee, home-made scones and a bring & buy. of the Battle of Assandun. of the Battle of Assandun. Exhibition of local Saxon and our 30 new deacons at Chelmsford Cathedral at 10am, ● St George's church hall and grounds, Ongar Road Saturday, June 11 Viking finds from the Museum. Entry free. 2pm and 6pm (see pages 6 and 7). (near the Robin Hood Roundabout) Brentwood. 1.30pm- ● St Mary's Buttsbury, off road between Sun: 6.30 pm Choral Evensong sung by the Choir of St ● Billericay Rectory CM12 9LD. 6-10pm. 'Gig in the 4pm. Festival of Fun: Bouncy castle, goal shoot out, Stock and Ingatestone CM4 9PA. 2-4.30pm. Open Mary’s Saffron Walden. Preacher: Rt Revd , garden'. cakes galore, plant stall, good bric-a-brac stall, smash the Afternoon. Cream teas, flowers in church and raffle. Bishop of Colchester. ● ● Terling Church Fete. Church Green, Church Road, crockery, books & DVDs, tempting toys, sideshows, face ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 7.30pm. Welsh Society Holy Trinity Hatfield Heath. Summer Flower Festival Terling CM3 2PQ. 12noon-3pm. Traditional village fete painting, Treasure Island, and delicious tempting teas. Concert with male voice choir Cor Godre'r Aran. Soloist - Saturday: 10am-5pm, flower festival with music in church, Stalls include bric-a-brac, books, cakes, toys, crafts, local And the Art Deco church will be open. Event in aid of Aled Wyn Davies. www.chelmsfordwelsh.org.uk. Tickets stalls and refreshments, lunches and cream teas. Sunday: honey, children's games, dog show, model aeroplanes, church funds – admission free. £16 on the door. 11am-5pm, flower festival with music in church, stalls, karate, dancing and singing displays, BBQ, tea, coffee and ● All Saints, Little Totham. 7.30pm. Concert by the ● St Michael’s Fobbing. Queens 90th birthday refreshments in conjunction with the village festival which lots of cake. Camerata singers: 'From Sacred to Silly'. Tickets: £5.50, celebrations. 11am-3pm. A full three-hour peal of bells. includes classic car display, fun run, arena events, stalls, ● Cream Tea Afternoon at St Nicholas Great Wakering £4.50 concessions will be available on the door. Afternoon teas from 11am-3pm in the church where there games and dog shows. Parking and entrance free. SS3 0HX. 2.30-4.30pm. Barling & Wakering Guides are ● All Saints church, Purleigh CM3 6QH. 10am will be a flower festival. Stalls outside the church. Saturday, June 18 making cream teas. refreshments; 11am service. Chelmsford Achdeaconry Saturday-Sunday, June 11-12 ● Evelyn Underhill Walk. Noon. Join a group walking from ● ● Summer Concert at St Mary's Kelvedon. 7pm. The visitation centre for Maldon & Dengie Deaneries. The Queen's Birthday celebrations at St Mary's Chelmsford Cathedral to the Pleshey Retreat House to Dunmow Wind Band. Adults £10, children £4. All profits to mark the 75th anniversary of Evelyn Underhill's death. Sunday, June 5 Maldon. Saturday: Church fete with activities themed on restoration and repair of St Mary’s church. ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 3.30pm. Evensong. the royal family. Sunday: Church tea party with Churches 12noon at the Cathedral with prayers. Arrival at Pleshey ● ● around 4.30pm for tea and cake. Bring your own lunch. Christopher Wood Requiem and Mozart Coronation All Saints' church, Epping Upland. 3-5pm. Afternoon Together, the Mayor and Town Council. Then a Songs of Mass. Crowstone Christian Centre, Crowstone Road, Praise service will include readings and music from the Free shuttle bus back to Chelmsford. Contact Edward teas. Enjoy our lovely rural setting and fantastic views, Westcliff-on-Sea. 7.30pm. The Southend Festival coronation service. The service will conclude with the Carter on 01245 294486. whilst tasting delicious home-made cakes, tea and ● Chorus, directed and conducted by Robbie Jacobs will coffee. Dog friendly church with water bowls and biscuits cutting of a birthday cake. A birthday cake will be sent to Light and Shade on a Summer's Evening at Belchamp the Queen from the people of Maldon. There will be a Otten church. 7.30pm. A choral concert given by the perform Christopher Wood's Requiem and Mozart's for our four legged friends. Coronation Mass, accompanied by the Reverie Ensemble ● Priest House by All Saints, Doddinghurst CM15 0NJ. display of pictures of the Queen drawn by pupils from Abbot Consort of Voices, conducted by Martyn Bagnall. Maldon Primary School. Retiring collection in aid of Church funds. with soloists Philippa Murray (soprano), Jessica 2.30-4.30pm. Cream teas in the medieval Priest House or ● Gillingwater (alto), Ruairi Bowen (tenor) and a bass singer. its garden. All proceeds to church funds. Sunday, June 12 St Peter’s Harold Wood. Fourth bi-annual Car Show in ● Sunday, June 26 ● Coggeshall Open Town and Country Gardens. Chelmsford Cathedral. 3.30pm. Evensong. the grounds of Redden Court School, Cotswold ● ● Road.10am-4pm. Free parking. More than 200 vintage, Chelmsford Cathedral. 3.30pm. Evensong. 2pm-6pm. Cream teas and cakes will be served All Saints' church, Epping Upland. 3-5pm. Afternoon ● throughout the afternoon by the river. Tickets: £5 per and teas. Enjoy our lovely rural setting and fantastic views, classic, sports, custom, kit and American cars on show. Annual Garden Fete at St Catherine's church, East under-14s are free. Tickets will be on sale in Fork ‘Andles whilst tasting delicious home-made cakes, tea and Further information: www.stpeterscarshow.co.uk Email: . 1-4pm. Our annual garden fete with stalls, from May 1 and on the day in the Market Square. Visit coffee. Dog friendly church with water bowls and [email protected] (see page 12). sideshows and various refreshments. The Grays Town www.coggeshallopengardens.org.uk/ biscuits for our four-legged friends. Sunday, June 19 Band will be playing. Take the opportunity to visit the ● Monday, June 6 ● Priest House by All Saints, Doddinghurst CM15 0NJ. Chelmsford Cathedral. 3.30pm. Evensong. ancient church of St Catherine's in East Tilbury Village ● 2.30-4.30pm. Cream Teas in the medieval Priest House ● All Saints' church, Epping Upland. 3-5pm. Afternoon which has recently been extended and refurbished. St Edward the Confessor, Market Place, Romford ● RM1 3AB. 7pm refreshments. 8pm Service. Barking or its garden. All proceeds to church funds. teas. Enjoy our lovely rural setting and fantastic views, Burnham-on-Crouch Open Gardens. 2-6pm. Archdeaconry visitation centre for Barking, Dagenham Chelmsford Cathedral. 5pm. Choral scholars' showcase whilst tasting delicious home-made cakes, tea and ● All Saints' church, Epping Upland. 3-5pm. Afternoon and Havering Deaneries. concert. The Cathedral choral scholars give an informal coffee. Dog friendly church with water bowls and teas. Enjoy our lovely rural setting and fantastic views, Tuesday, June 7 concert with a post-concert reception biscuits for our four-legged friends. whilst tasting delicious home-made cakes, tea and ● ● Kingsland Cafe (above Aldi), Lexden, Colchester. ● St Mary’s Elsenham CM22 6DP. 2-5pm. For a Priest House by All Saints, Doddinghurst CM15 0NJ. coffee. Dog friendly church with water bowls and 12-2.15pm. Friendship Group. modest donation, try your hand at bell ringing to 2.30-4.30pm. Cream teas in the medieval Priest House or biscuits for our four-legged friends. Wednesday, June 8 celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday. Refreshments. its garden. All proceeds to church funds. ● Priest House by All Saints, Doddinghurst CM15 0NJ. ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 1-3pm. ‘Welcome on ● St Mary's Hawkwell SS5 4LL. Cream teas and ● St James @ 4. St James' church, Beatrice Road, 2.30-4.30pm. Cream Teas in the medieval Priest House or Wednesday’ in the Cathedral with our lay chaplain Jean classic cars to celebrate the Queen's 90th birthday. Clacton-on-Sea CO15 1LE. 4pm. A short, informal its garden. All proceeds to church funds. Standen; tea/coffee and cakes. All welcome. ● Church Hill, Earls Colne CO6 2RG. 10.30am. The Service of Holy Communion, using modern music, and ● Velostreams. For more information, find us on ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 9.30am-12noon. Baby and three Colne churches, Earls Colne, Colne Engaine followed by refreshments. Suitable for all ages. Facebook by searching Velostreams community. Further Toddler Group in St Cedd’s Hall. and White Colne are having a combined service of Tuesday-Friday, June 21-July 1 rides on July 31 and August 28 (see panel above). ● ● St John’s, Stratford, London E15. 13.10. Lunchtime celebration to mark the Queen's 90th birthday. Exhibition South Weald Festival 2016. Theme: 'God’s beautiful Tuesday, June 28 concert series: Hannah Bennett, soprano. Free entry. of 90 years of major events in the parishes and followed countryside'. This events take place over 11 days, bringing ● Kingsland Cafe (above Aldi), Lexden, Colchester. Retiring Collection. www.stjohnse15.co.uk by street parties in Earls Colne. together St Peter’s church and St Peter’s School with the 12-2.15pm. Friendship Group. ● St Mary the Virgin, Church Street, Saffron Walden ● Special Service for the 90th Birthday of the Queen at South Weald and Brentwood community. Events include Wednesday, June 29 an art and flower exhibition and the school fete. Full CB10 1JP. 7pm refreshments; 8pm service. Stansted St Andrew's Sandon. 10am-2pm. The service will begin ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 1-3pm. ‘Welcome on details: www.southwealdfestival.co.uk/ Archdeaconry visitation centre for Dunmow & Stansted at 10am when our preacher will be Revd Canon Ann Wednesday’ in the Cathedral with our lay chaplain Jean Easter, a Chaplain to the Queen. Free BBQ after service. Tuesday, June 21 and Saffron Walden. ● Standen; tea/coffee and cakes. All welcome. ● Chelmsford Cathedral, St Cedd's Hall in the Chapter ● St Mary’s Little Baddow. Noon. Village picnic to Kingsland Cafe (above Aldi), Lexden, Colchester. ● 12-2.15pm. Friendship Group. Chelmsford Cathedral. 9.30am-12noon. Baby and House, Chelmsford, CM1 1NX. 8pm. Theological Society celebrate the Queen's 90th birthday on the grassy Toddler Group in St Cedd’s Hall. extension to the churchyard, enjoying a beautiful view Wednesday, June 22 Lecture ‘Parish Church Cathedrals: rocks of ages or ships ● ● St John’s, Stratford, London E15. 13.10. Lunchtime in the night?’ by Revd Canon Ivor Moody. The 2016 across the . Bring your own picnic and Chelmsford Cathedral. 1-3pm. ‘Welcome on drinks. Contact Margaret Martin on 01245 223624. United Wednesday’ in the Cathedral with our lay chaplain Jean concert series: Cynthia Hall, organ. Free entry. Retiring programme of lectures explore the Christian faith. The collection. www.stjohnse15.co.uk speakers bring a wide range of interests and expertise service at St Mary’s at 10am and a peal of bells to mark Standen; tea/coffee and cakes. All welcome. ● Thursday, June 30 and the variety reflects some of the many ways to the Queen’s birthday. Chelmsford Cathedral. 9.30am-12noon. Baby and ● consider the Christian faith and 'do theology'. Admission ● St George's Church Hall, Ongar Road (near Robin Toddler Group in St Cedd’s Hall. Chelmsford Cathedral. 10.45am. Faith and Fitness. A to the lectures is £3.50. A video of the lecture will be Hood roundabout), Brentwood. 1.57pm. Parish Eucharist ● St John’s, Stratford, London E15. 13.10. Lunchtime free fitness class with a difference for all ages and abilities. available on YouTube. with prayers and celebrations for the Queen's Official concert series: Carpenters School Choir. Free entry. The session will include a prayer, a workout and Thursday, June 9 Birthday followed by drinks and 90th celebratory birthday Retiring collection. www.stjohnse15.co.uk meditation to improve your physical and spiritual health ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 10.45am. Faith and Fitness. A cake in the church hall. Thursday, June 23 and well-being. free fitness class with a difference for all ages and ● St John's church, St John's Road, Epping CM16 5DN. ● July 2016 diary deadline Chelmsford Cathedral. 10.45am. Faith and Fitness. A ● abilities. The session will include a prayer, a workout and 3.30pm. A special choral service to celebrate the Queen’s free fitness class with a difference for all ages and abilities. Submit event details at www.chelmsford. meditation to improve your physical and spiritual health 90th Birthday, followed by refreshments. In conjunction The session will include a prayer, a workout and anglican.org/eventsform by June 1 for inclusion and well-being. with the service is an exhibition which will commemorate meditation to improve your physical and spiritual health on the diocesan website and The Month. ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 2pm. Mothers' Union Afternoon Epping over the past 90 years. and well-being. Latest events Section meet in St Cedd’s Hall. ● Holy Trinity, Rayleigh SS6 8BB. 3.30pm. Afternoon tea ● Chelmsford Cathedral. 7.30pm. The Welsh Society ● You can find the latest events online at www. Friday, June 10 to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday followed at 4.30pm meets in the Chapter House. chelmsford.anglican.org/faith/whats-on