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Bible Month 2021 Isle of Man District Jun-Aug www.methodist.org.im (15/01) 2021 Bible Month 2021 Chair of District / Super Rev’d Richard Hall 14 Devonshire Road, Douglas, IM2 3RB 01624 822541 [email protected] Ministers Rev'd Andy Fishburne 7 Meadow Lane, Slieau Whallian View, Peel 01624 842202 IM5 1QU [email protected] Rev'd Rebecca 18 The Park, Onchan, IM3 1HP 01624 674464 Ingrouille [email protected] 07624 349332 Rev'd Steve Ingrouille 18 The Park, Onchan, IM3 1HP 01624 674464 [email protected] 07624 461415 Rev'd Sean Turner 16 Cronk Cullyn, Colby, IM9 4NQ 01624 621968 [email protected] Rev'd Bryan Yardy 2 Close Oard, Ramsey, IM8 3PY 01624 812385 [email protected] Rev'd David Shirtlliff 3 Ballamoar Cottages, Sandygate IM7 3AH 01624 896140 (permission to serve [email protected] outside of connexion) (Community Leader Thie dy Vea Retreat House) Supernumeraries with pastoral responsibility Rev'd Richard Hooton 40 Seafield Crescent, Birch Hill, Onchan, IM3 3BZ 01624 622562 [email protected] Supernumeraries Bible Month Readings and Themes Rev’d Christopher “Fy Yerrey” 76 Magherbreekyn, Ponyfields, Port Erin, 01624 834305 Belfield IM9 6DD Service Code Reading (choose a section of…) Theme Lay Worker - Manor Ark MarkA Mark 1:1 - 3:35 Identity and Mission Ms Panda Dooley [email protected] 07624 467056 MarkB Mark 4:1 - 8:21 Mission and Boundaries Lay Workers - Southern Mission Team MarkC Mark 8:22 - 10:52 On the Way Linda Eccles [email protected] 01624 627600 MarkD Mark 11:1 - 16:8 Passion Week Rita Norrey [email protected] 01624 824616 Circuit Stewards For further resources including videos and links to suggested Mrs Pat Costain [email protected] 01624 842873 ‘preaching points’ visit: Mr Harvey Garton [email protected] 01624 625140 Mrs Phyllis Jackson [email protected] 01624 622973 https://www.methodist.org.uk/our-faith/the-bible/bible-month/ Mrs Sue Montgomery [email protected] 01624 823266 Mr Gareth Moore [email protected] 07624 477075 Mr Eddie Teare [email protected] 01624 880787 Meeting Dates District Administrator 17 June Circuit Meeting, Promenade 7.30pm Mr Charlton Krentz District Office, Trinity Methodist Church, Rosemount, 01624 625408 29th June LPWL Meeting, St John’s 7.30pm Douglas, IM1 3EY [email protected] 11th September Synod / Circuit Meeting TBC Letter from our District Chair Local Preachers Visiting Preachers Dear Friends, (* no appointments this quarter) Welcome to the preaching plan for the summer quarter. 2002 *Mrs Marilyn Billington 878418 Rev Gordon Barker 824116 You will see that we have had to put in a few more CPs than normal 1976 Mr John Binns 837143 Rev Jo Dudley and that you have one or two extra united services. August is always 2010 *Mrs Mary Black 851348 Rev Carol Fox 2001 Mrs Marilyn Cannell 878261 Rev Dawn Mather 629202 a challenging month to plan, especially in a year when there are staff 2010 Mrs Elaine Christian 622888 changes taking place. However, this is also symptomatic of the 1988 Mrs Calleen Cochrane 834146 reality of having 29 churches to plan for. This is particularly true 1990 Mr John Corkish 832517 when 20 of those churches all have their main service at roughly the 2011 Mrs Katherine Corkish 832517 1996 * Miss Norma Cowell 676120 same time on a Sunday morning. 2010 *Mrs Beverley Cowley 438771 1984 Mr Paul Craine 851861 At the risk of repeating myself, for one last time before I leave you, 2001 *Mrs Marinda Fargher 861039 this cannot go on. Methodist Conference this year will consider 2013 Dr Tim Grass 819619 changing the minimum size of a congregation from six to twelve and 1999 Ms Stephanie Gray 670691 We are very grateful to everyone who offers a 1982 Mrs Jean Guthrie 626494 preaching ministry across the circuit, and hold in all probability will make that decision. We can see this as a threat 2017 *Mrs Phyllis Jackson 622973 them in our prayers as they lead God’s people in or as an opportunity to be creative in our use of our resources. 2016 Mrs Brenda Kinnish 861568 worship, teaching, praise and prayer. 1976 Mr Frank Manning 838078 There is increasing pressure to consider how we use our resources 1998 Mr Kevin Mort 833727 for the sake of the planet. The generation which we so often say we 2002 Mrs Lesley Motley 845312 2008 Mrs Rita Norrey 824616 are trying to attract will not understand why we need so many 1991 Mr Bert Quayle 843157 buildings for so few people. Whenever I take part in a united service 1979 *Mrs Mary Radcliffe 812622 people tell me how lovely it is to be part of a large group of folk 2020 Mrs Caroline Salmon 810995 worshipping God together. 1971 *Mrs Thelma Wilson 834450 2015 Mrs Sue Yardy 812385 All we need to do is be prepared to let go of our attachment to particular buildings in order to achieve this every week, along with Preachers on trial less strain on our preachers, both lay and ordained, lifting the burden Mrs Linda Eccles 627600 from stewards and other officers who feel a real responsibility to Ms Louise Whitelegg 474275 keep the show on the road and releasing energy and resources for Mrs Pauline Corlett 611737 mission. Preachers on note We will be praying for you all as Ruth and I settle into a new pattern Mr Gareth Moore 477075 of life in the UK and particularly praying for Janet as she comes to Mr Simon Young 827929 take up the ropes. Thank you for your support over the nine years that we have been with you. God has a plan for your future. The appropriate prayer for In Memorium this time is “Lord take us from where we are to where you want us to We give thanks to God for the be”. I pray you will have the courage to pray it and then take the life and ministry of: steps that will lead to growth. Miss Mavis Cain died May 2021 God Bless, May she rest in peace, and rise in glory. The Methodist Church District Office, Trinity Methodist Church, Rosemount, Douglas, IM1 3EY Tel: 01624 625408 Web: www.methodist.org.im Email: [email protected] June 2021 July 2021 August 2021 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 15 22 29 Twinned with the Methodist church of Sierra Leone Ordinary 10B Ordinary 11B Ordinary 12B Ordinary 13B Ordinary 14B Ordinary 15B Ordinary 16B Ordinary 17B Ordinary 18B Ordinary 19B Ordinary 20B Ordinary 21B Ordinary 22B Job 38:1-11 Jer 23:1-6 1 Kings 19:4-8 Josh 24:1-2a, Deut 4:1-2, 6-9 Genesis 3:8-15 Ezekiel 17:22-24 Lam 3:23-33 Ezek 2:1-5 Amos 7:7-15 2 Kings 4:42-44 Ex 16:2-4, 9-15 Prov 9:1-6 Ps 107:1-3, Ps 23 Ps 34:1-8 14-18 Ps 15 Psalm 130 Ps 92:1-4, 12-15 Ps 30 Ps 123 Ps 85:8-13 Ps 145:10-18 Ps 78:23-29 Ps 34:9-14 23-32 Eph 2:11-22 Eph 4:25-5:2 Ps 34:15-22 James 1:17-27 Lectionary Readings 2 Cor 4:13 - 5:1 2 Cor 5:6-17 2 Cor 8:7-15 2 Cor 12:2-10 Eph 1:3-14 Eph 3:14-21 Eph 4:1-16 Eph 5:15-20 2 Cor 6:1-13 Mark 6:30-34, John 6:35, Eph 6:10-20 Mark 7:1-8, Mark 3:20-35 Mark 4:26-34 Mark 5:21-43 Mark 6:1-13 Mark 6:14-29 John 6:1-21 John 6:24-35 John 6:51-58 Mark 4:35-41 53-56 41-51 John 6:56-69 14-15, 21-23 from MMAST Youtube B Yardy S Ingrouille Hall Turner SMT S Ingrouille S Ingrouille B Yardy Turner B Yardy SMT S Ingrouille Turner 8.00 Hall @ Trinity Hall Hooton @ Trinity Hooton Hooton Promenade 10.30 CP Gray Grass Christian J Guthrie CP Douglas ACM / MarkA US / S MarkC MarkD US S US / S Pulrose Fishburne Fishburne 6.00 (Hall/ (HP) ——— ——— ——— Far ——— ——— ——— Far ——— ——— ——— ——— ——— Hooton) Hooton Hall Hall Hooton Circuit @ Prom Hooton Trinity 10.30 CP S. Yardy Kinnish Hooton CP Christian MarkA MarkB / US / S MarkD S Service US S Governors 10.00 Shirtliff ——— J Guthrie ——— ——— ——— ——— ——— ——— J Guthrie ——— ——— ——— Hill Abbeylands CP R Ingrouille Craine Turner S Ingrouille / @ Trinity R Ingrouille R Ingrouille 3.00 J Guthrie CP B. Yardy S Ingrouille CP (HP) MarkA MarkB MarkC MarkD / S Hooton US / 10:30 Her S Agneash 2.30 R Ingrouille Grass S Ingrouille Hall R Ingrouille @ Trinity B. Yardy @ Baldrine Hooton Turner S Ingrouille CP R Ingrouille (StF, HP) MarkA / US MarkB MarkC MarkD S US / 10:30 US / 11.00 S US Baldrine @ Trinity 11.00 @ Agneash R Ingrouille Kinnish S Ingrouille CP R Ingrouille CP @ Laxey CP S Ingrouille @ Agneash @ Laxey (StF, HP) US / 2:30 pm MarkB / S MarkC MarkD US / 10:30 US US US S US / 2.30pm US Cooil Hooton S Ingrouille R Ingrouille Christian Hall @ Trinity Turner S Ingrouille East (StF, HP) 6.30 S Ingrouille CP Hooton CP R Ingrouille MarkA MarkB MarkC / S MarkD SSA US / 10:30 S S (Ingroulle/ Laxey @ Agneash Cannell S Ingrouille Christian R Ingrouille @ Trinity @ Baldrine R Ingrouille S Ingrouille/ (P, StF, tS, HP) 11.00 CP Gray Grass CP Dudley Ingrouille) US / 2:30 pm M / 6.30pm MarkB MarkC MarkD / S US / 10:30 US US S / US R Ingrouille S Ingrouille Craine R Ingrouille S Ingrouille @ Trinity S Ingrouille 10.30 CP Quayle Christian J Corkish CP R Ingrouille Onchan F / MarkA MarkB MarkC MarkD / S F US / 10:30 S (P, StF, HP, JP) S Ingrouille S Ingrouille Eccles @ St Peters 6.30 ——— P&P ——— Q&P ——— P&P ——— Q&P ——— P&P ——— Q&P US Union Mills S Ingrouille Hooton R Ingrouille Kinnish @ Trinity S Ingrouille R Ingrouille @ Onchan 10.15 CP CP Corlett CP Whitelegg (StF) MarkA / S MarkB MarkC MarkD / F US / 10:30 F S US / 10.30 Barregarrow 6.30 Hall Hooton B.
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