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Great Ormside The News Magazine of the ‘Heart of Eden’ Team Ministry St. Lawrence, Appleby; St. John, Murton-cum-Hilton; St. James, Ormside; St. Peter, Great Asby; St. Margaret & St. James, Long Marton; St. Cuthbert, Dufton; St. Cuthbert, Milburn with additional information from Methodist Churches at The Sands, Appleby, Great Asby & Dufton with Knock Methodist Church The Church of Our Lady of Appleby The Local Communities and Organisations of Appleby and the Mid-Eden Valley St. Lawrence Church, Appleby What’s On in The Heart of Eden in October? Food Bank Collection, every Tuesday, Sands Methodist, 10:30; Friday , St. Lawrence’s Church, 11.00 – 12.00 Date Time Place What?? 1st 1~ 3:30pm Appleby Health Centre Hearing Loss drop in 1st 7:30pm RBL Clubhouse RBL branch meeting 1st 2pm Guide Hut Inner Wheel Whist & Dominoes 1st 7:30pm Long Marton Village Hall Pottery Group 1st 7:30pm Maulds Meaburn V.I. Dr. Carl Hallam talks about MSF 1st 7:30 – 9:30pm Milburn Village Hall (and every Thursday) Milburn Art Club 2nd 7:30pm Brampton Memorial Hall Long Marton Church: Autumn Supper 2nd 7:30pm Brampton Village Hall Autumn Supper 3rd 10am Appleby Cloisters Curryaid Cake and Christmas Card Stall 3rd 10am – noon Appleby Medical Practice Flu Clinic and Coffee morning 3rd 9:30 – 11:30am Appleby Market Hall Supper Room Coffee Morning in aid of Ladies’ Friendship 3rd 8pm Dufton Village Hall World Cup Rugby: England v. Australia 4th 10:30am Appleby Parish Church APC Harvest Festival 4th 6:30pm St. Cuthbert’s Milburn Harvest Songs of Praise 4th 3pm St. Cuthbert’s, Dufton Harvest Festival 4th 5pm St. Cuthbert’s, Dufton Fellside Concert 4th 4pm Brampton Memorial Hall Messy Church 4th 4pm Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Messy Church 5th 10 am – noon Bolton Lounge – Health Centre Cancer Info drop in and coffee 6th 7:30pm Ormside Village Hall Ormside WI: “Kitridding Farm Shop” 7th 7:30pm Murton Institute Fellsiders 7th 7 – 9pm Bowling Club Friday Club bowling evening 7th 9 ~ 3 Asby Village Hall Clothing collection i.a.o. Air Ambulance 8th 12:30 pm Eden River Cafe, Appleby Asby Diners, : all welcome: 2 courses £7 9th 7:30pm Colby Village Hall Bingo 10th 9:30 – 11:30am Appleby Market Hall Supper Room Coffee Morning in aid of Liberal & Democratic Association 10th 7pm Brampton Village Hall Auction of Promises 10th 10:30am Colby Village Hall Coffee Morning 10th 8pm Dufton Village Hall World Cup Rugby: England v. Uruguay 11th 6:30pm St. John’s, Murton-cum-Hilton Harvest Festival Evensong 11th 6pm / 7pm Appleby Public Hall Lights, Camera Appleby 12th (onwards) Tourist Information Centre Charity Christmas Cards 13th 7:30pm Market Hall Appleby Archaeology Group Lecture (A66) 13th 7:30pm Asby Village Hall Asby WI – Tools with a Mission 13th 2~4 pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls – Fun and friendly 13th 10:30 to 12:15 Long Marton Village Hall Coffee Morning – Friendly crack, cakes, raffles, cards and toasties 14th 10:15 for 11am Appleby Market Hall WADFAS lecture on the Wallace Collection 14th 7.30 pm The Hollies Asby Fellowship : Sarah Lunn 14th 12 noon Long Marton Village Hall Lunch Club (contact Ann on 61244 a week before) 15th 2pm Guide Hut Inner Wheel Whist & Dominoes 15th 7:30pm Long Marton Village Hall Pottery Group 16th 7:30pm Brampton Memorial Hall Bingo 16th ? Appleby Public Hall Highlights Rural Touring 16th 7:30pm Kirkby Thore Memorial Hall Bingo Night in aid of St. Michael’s Church (Newbiggin) 17th 9:30 – 11:30am Appleby Market Hall Supper Room Coffee Morning in aid of Save the Children 19th 10 am – noon Bolton Lounge – Health Centre Cancer Info drop in and coffee 19th 7:30pm Bolton Village Hall WI Group Meeting 20th 2pm St. Lawrence’s Church vestry Appleby MU: a talk on JOY 20th 7:30pm Asby MU – Action & Outreach 20th 10am – noon Milburn Village Hall Operation Christmas Child 21st 7:30pm Appleby Public Hall Appleby Gardeners’ Soc. Lecture 21st 7:30pm Maulds Meaburn V.I. Ron East talks about English Bell-ringing 22nd 7:30pm Long Marton Village Hall Local History Group – Christine Craghill, ‘A Guide to the History of your House’ . £3 inc. refreshments. 23rd 7:30pm Brampton Memorial Hall Long Marton Church: Fashion through the Ages 23rd 7:30pm Brampton Village Hall Fashion through the Ages 24th 2 – 5pm Dufton Village Hall Teas and Toys 24th 9:30 – 11:30am Appleby Market Hall Supper Room Coffee Morning in aid of Warcop and Sandford WI 24th 7:30pm Colby Village Hall Quiz Night (BYO) 24th 2-5pm Dufton Village Hall Teas and Toys 25th 6:30pm St. Edmund’s Newbiggin Harvest Festival Evensong 25th 10 am – noon Appleby Bowling Club Bower Appleby-in-Westmorland Soc. Table Top Sale 26th 10 am – noon St Peter’s Church, Asby Messy Church – all ages welcome 27th 7:15pm RBL Clubhouse RBL Women’s Section AGM 27th 2~4 pm Long Marton Village Hall Carpet Bowls – Fun and friendly 27th 7:30pm Milburn Village Hall Cumbria Wildlife lecture 28th 7:30pm 4, Asby Mews Asby Fellowship : Pat Bevan 29th 2pm Guide Hut Inner Wheel Whist & Dominoes 29th 8pm Asby Village Hall Supper Room St. Helen’s Almshouses Trustees Meeting 29th 7:30pm Long Marton Village Hall Pottery Group 30th 11am S. Lawrence Church War Memorial RBL dedication of field of remembrance 30th 7 – 9pm Guide Hut Friday Club Halloween Games 31st 9:30 – 11:30am Appleby Market Hall Supper Room Coffee Morning in aid of Westmorland Wanderers Netball Club November 5th Guide Hut Inner Wheel Whist & Dominoes annual afternoon tea party 13th 7:30pm Milburn Village Hall Geology Lecture 19th 7:30pm Maulds Meaburn V.I. Barbara Birley, on Vindolanda 26th 7:30pm Maulds Meaburn V.I. Leo Houlding on Rock Climbing WHY WE CELEBRATE HARVEST We Plough The Fields and Scatter will probably have either been sung or will be sung in our chapels and churches over the next few weeks – yet the proportion of workers in agriculture and fishing has now slumped to a record low of 1 per cent. In fact the number, for England and Wales, is down from 22 per cent in 1841, according to the Office for National Statistics. Harvest has traditionally been an opportunity to thank God for the crops and food that has been safely gathered in ‘ere the winter storms begin but as towns have grown in size, we have become more dependent on supermarkets – and food, it seems, is always in season. And yet Jesus taught us to pray ‘Give us this day our daily bread’. Harvest is not a new invention. In the Old Testament we learn that Cain and Abel attempted to thank God for their crops and Moses gave thanks to God as recorded in Genesis chapter 8 – and they are doing so partly because they knew that ‘The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it’ (Genesis 2:15). Today we live in times of austerity in the UK when we see an increasing use of food and clothing banks by our poor, and a clamour from some to cut our aid to the poor overseas. Imagine a world in which we demonstrate God’s heart for the poor, for social equality and His longing to have a people who trust in Him as their provider. Last month I attended a meeting held at The Rheged Centre in Penrith which was chaired by Lord Inglewood to highlight the plight of all sectors of the farming industry. One of the invited speakers was MP for Penrith & Borders Rory Stewart who said the government have put certain things in place to help farmers but acknowledged that the government could also do more. Those present had the opportunity of also expressing their views. The practice of giving food at Harvest now largely consists of watching the children in our church congregations bring tins to the front of the church during the first harvest hymn. This food, usually added to a display, is then distributed to local or national needs. However, according to thesheepdip.co.uk, in some fellowships this practice been done away with altogether. Perhaps this is a mistake because Harvest is a reminder that all good gifts around us are sent from heaven above. An important reason to celebrate Harvest is education. Many charities run harvest appeals, offering information about their work to bring good harvests to the world’s poor, but we also need to think about those children who think that food comes from the supermarket. Harvest is a great opportunity for us to remind ourselves of the link between the working of the land and the food on our plates. For the fruits of His creation – thanks be to God. Rev. John Morton Registers Mid-August 2015 to Mid-September 2015 – for the October 2015 ‘HoE’ Newsletter Church Registers Baptisms 16th August Connor Ryan Skeath McCann SS. Margaret & James Long Marton 13th September Matilda Elizabeth Kelly St Lawrence, Appleby Weddings 15th August Joseph Taylor and Hannah Baldwick St Cuthbert Milburn 21st August James Lee Bell and Rebecca Atkinson St Peter, Great Asby (corrected from September - Ed.) Funerals 14th August Robert (Bobby) Wills St Lawrence, Appleby 17th August Michael Rodney Balmer St James Ormside 20th August Mona Smith Appleby Methodist Church 25th August Harold Davidson Crematorium, Carlisle 2nd September Derek Anthony Import St Cuthbert, Dufton 4th September David Hinkley St James Temple Sowerby 11th September Rene Gladys Allinson St Lawrence, Appleby Ministry Team Team Rector: Revd. Sarah Lunn 017683 61269 email: [email protected] Team Vicar: Currently Vacant Revd.
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