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News and Views October 2018 the CHURCHILL ARMS the Bell Inn High Street, West Lavington, SN10 4JB Great Cheverell 01380 812287 Free House © Nicki Douglas-Lee News and Views October 2018 THE CHURCHILL ARMS The Bell Inn High Street, West Lavington, SN10 4JB Great Cheverell 01380 812287 Free House Excellent home cooked food in a friendly atmosphere. Open All Day for Full menu served every day Traditional Roasts on Sundays Open Log Fire Food & Drinks 3 B&B Rooms, 4**** Home-Cooked Carvery, Most Evenings “WEDNESDAY STEAK NIGHT” BUY ONE GET ONE FREE ON ALL STEAKS! Sunday Lunch Get two 8oz Steaks cooked the way you like it Locally Sourced Food with fries, tomato & mushrooms. 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Welding - Steelwork Building Maintenance, Mill Farm Trout Lakes, with small caravan site Guttering, Painting, Decorating Day and season tickets available General repairs Quiet and tranquil surroundings 42 Garston, Great Cheverell For details call 813138 or 07500615396 (01380 818360) 07940 406195 www.millfarmtroutlakes.co.uk Providing a choice of Here for you, funerals and memorials to suit all budgets. whenever you For details of your local need us, branch or to arrange a 24 hours a day. home visit please call Serving the local community since 1988 0138001380 729459723883 www.johnstuartfunerals.co.uk 3 News & Views, October 2018 News & Views, October 2018 Counselling TAYLOR’S Reiki PLUMBING Market Lavington & Devizes & HEATING Claire: 07710 420357 Darran Taylor 07795 964 564 [email protected] Call for a free estimate www.wiltshire-­‐wellbeing.co.uk All domestic plumbing works undertaken Central heating systems Woodhaze Guinea Pig Hotel Boiler servicing & breakdown De-Luxe accommodation for your ABC AIRPORT SERVICES Taxi Transfers to all Airports Unvented hot water cylinders Guinea Pigs whilst you’re away. ISCAFFprofessional scaffolding services Cosy indoor hutches Ferry Ports Boiler replacements safe outdoor runs in good weather. Long Distance Meetings Landlord & gas safety certificates Reasonable weekly rates Local Professional Scaffolding 01380 816648 Bathroom installation call Helen on 01380 818102 Please call 01380 726999 mobile: 07483285459 07738 195805 System power flush www.iscaffwilts.co.uk or e-mail [email protected] [email protected] Marquee For Hire Black and White Conservation AlphaTech Sunnyside Street Party Committee have a Marquee Architectural Stone Masonry Computer Support Services J.E.Bodman 4m x 8m for hire in Heritage Conservation Repairs to stone, West Lavington and surrounding villages PC or laptop slow? Call us first! Plumbing & Heating brickwork, masonry in lime mortar Over 25 years professional IT experience Engineers and traditional materials by £30 per day with refundable 2 Woodlands Yard & Boiling Servicing £50 deposit qualified stone mason Toby Robson 01380 818666 Malcolm Parsons OFTEC Registered Payable on collection. 07747022362 High Street 01380 813090 Pathway House, Urchfont Contact Liz Evans on 01380 813929 [email protected] Market Lavington www.alphaprint.me.uk (01380 848365) www.blackandwhiteconservation.co.uk [email protected] Just.Breathe.Yoga TONY PARSONS RICHARD HALE Local, friendly yoga classes for all ages Marti n Carroll GENERAL GARDEN MAINTENANCE and abilities in Great Cheverell Architectural Services GRASS CUTTING DOMESTIC APPLIANCE ENGINEER WEED KILLING Hatha Yoga for all abilities WASHING MACHINE/COOKERS/DRIERS If you want someone local who can discuss your HEDGE TRIMMING Yoga CORE - Chair Yoga - Restorative ideas, draw your plans and assist with Planning & yoga - Sleep & Mindfulness workshops FENCE MENDING SERVICE & REPAIRS Building Regulations approval. PAINTING & DECORATING Clare Edwards TEL: 01380 723279 Drop me an email or give me a call Call Now! 07734 109686 or www.just-breathe-yoga.co.uk MOBILE: 07970 117023 [email protected] 07738234352 01380 812225 offi ce: 01380 818337 mobile: 07971 865661 4 5 News & Views, October 2018 News & Views, October 2018 Calendar of Services - October 2018 From the Rector The Lavingtons, Cheverells & Easterton There have been a number of funerals recently in our Benefice. Each, of course, has Market Date West Lavington Easterton Great Cheverell Little Cheverell been significant for the families involved and in some cases, had a wider impact than Lavington on simply the close families. 10.30 am Benefice Worship Together Soon it will be Remembrance Sunday, and we hear the names read out of the people St Barnabas Church, Easterton 7th October who gave their lives for their country and their fellow men. It is difficult to imagine their 6.00 pm Service of Commission for Lay Worship Leaders All Saints’ Church, West Lavington funerals - some were buried with great ceremony and circumstance, others’ graves were simply marked with wooden crosses in a corner of some foreign field, others still 11 .00 am 11 .00 am 6.00 pm remain dreadfully anonymous. United Service 9.00 am United Service 11.00 am Harvest 14th October with Trinity in Breakfast with Trinity in Harvest But all funerals great and small, are interesting events. Festival and the Community Church the Community Festival They are where the living come face to face with death. A funeral forces us to think Supper Hall Hall about mortality and occasionally even about how we live our own lives and what our 11.00 am own core beliefs about death are. 10.00 am 11.00 am 9.30 am Parish Parish What does death actually mean to us? 21st October Welcome to Harvest Festival Communion Communion At this time of year, John’s Gospel is often quoted. He tells us “Greater love hath no man Worship (BCP) than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends”. And this, of course, is precisely 11.00 am what the gallant men and women have done in wars, from the battles of Hastings to 9.30 am Parish 10.00 am 11.00 am Parish Helmand Province. And it is right that we should be extremely grateful to them all. Communion 28th October Half Hour Parish Communion (Traditional But a chapter earlier in the same Gospel in John 14, there is a different message, Service Communion (BCP) Language) equally comforting. Jesus promises “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, And Baptism believe also in me. In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I 10.30 am Benefice Worship Together 4th November will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.” St Mary’s Church, Market Lavington This should give us a clue. Christ is promising us eternal life, that death has a purpose and that life continues. Thus, our funerals, whether they are family affairs or great Regular worship in our sister churches: occasions or anonymous are all glimpses of what is possible, what is prepared for us. 9.00 am St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Littleton Panell As Rossiter Raymond’s poem puts it: 4:30 pm Ebenezer Baptist Church West Lavington. Life is eternal; and love is immortal; and death is only a horizon; and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. So funerals, whether personal or national, are merely a gateway into a new, painless VILLAGE LINK and perfected life. And, as such, the fact of death is not gloomy or dispiriting but a time West Lavington, Littleton Panell & Little Cheverell for remembering and celebrating the lives lived and a place in Heaven for us all. TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 816826 Revd. Marion Harrison (01380 816963) Address 25 White Street, West Lavington SN10 4LW [email protected] (Not available Fridays) CHURCHWARDENS All Saints, West Lavington: Robert Giles (813526) Priscilla Challinor (812509) Retired Priests: Rev Ann Cocking 812763 St Peter’s, Great Cheverell: Stanley Long (818330) Pauline Jenkinson ( 813775) Rev Pat Strowger 812840 St Peter’s, Little Cheverell: Peregrine Rawlins (816318) Benefice Office as above - [email protected] From the RectoryFrom 6 7 News & Views, October 2018 News & Views, October 2018 REMEMBRANCE SERVICE, ST BARNABAS’ CHURCH ST. PETER’S CHURCH 10.30 a.m. Sunday 11th November 2018 Christmas Officiant: The Reverend Hugh Hoskins Organist: Mrs Pam Baker 1 Introduction The Reverend Hugh Hoskins BINGO Praise, my soul, the EYES DOWN…..YOU COULD 2 1st Hymn King of Heaven BE A WINNER! Har estFestival The Friends of Courtyard 3 Act of Penitence The Reverend Hugh Hoskins Surgery invite you to LITTLE CHEVERELL 4 Intercessions The Reverend Hugh Hoskins a Family Evening of Fun & Frolics. HARVEST SERVICE 5 First Reading Micah 4 verses 1-5 Mil Reader TBC All denominations welcome. Sunday 14th October at 6.00 p.m. 6 2nd Hymn Eternal Father WHEN? Saturday 17th November 2018 WHERE? West Lavington Village Hall followed by 7 Second Reading John 15 verses 9-17 Mil Reader TBC WHY? To help and support The HARVEST SUPPER in the 8 The Sermon The Reverend Hugh Hoskins Courtyard Surgery VILLAGE HALL at 7.00 p.m.
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