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INTERFACE where Church and Community meet November 2010 INTERFACE SPECIAL WEB EDITION Full Colour The Parish Magazine for Felsted, Flitch Green and Little Dunmow 50p IN THIS EDITION The Editor Church Directory www.felstedchurch.org.uk Church Services This Month ...... 4 Introduces Sunday for Younger People ........ 4 www.wizz4kids.com Weekday Worship ....................... 4 November is the month of From the desk of the Curate ........ 5 Remembrance so I make Licensed Ministers: Our Charity for November .......... 6 no apology for the pages Vicar Reverend Colin Taylor 01371 820242 [email protected] Walk Saint David ........................ 6 dedicated to some of our Curate Reverend Mark Windsor 01371 821996 [email protected] Operation Christmas Child .......... 7 fallen heroes. Please take a moment to read their stories, and reflect on Readers Sonia Merritt 01371 823046 Liz Paxton 01371 821501 Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal 7 their courage and sacrifice. Jo Pratt 01371 821620 Colin Priestman 01371 820197 A Bad Day for Felsted ................. 8-9 Robert Stone 01371 821477 Felsted Friendship Club .............. 10 Interface is also very pleased to include lots Local Author Launches Sixth Book 11 Lay Evangelist Edward Conder 01371 820927 of goods news so it a real pleasure to Soup and Surprises ...................... 11 celebrate with Caroline and Paul Fields, on Parochial Church Council Officers: School Report .............................. 12 page 13, as they get some welcome Felsted Women‘s Institute ........... 13 recognition for their excellent B&B, and also FELSTED LITTLE DUNMOW Felsted B&B in the top three ....... 13 with Paul Bennett, on page 11, as he sees his Churchwardens Felsted Garden Club .................... 14 sixth novel hit the high streets. John King 01371 821411 Joyce Stone 01371 820564 Events Pages …………………15 - 19 Gwenyth Kirk 01371 820802 Vacancy Felsted in 1086 ............................ 20 Congratulations from everyone - Secretary CMS Mission Partners ................ 21 You deserve it! Jill Smylie 01371 821247 Sonia Merritt 01371 823046 Felsted Village Voices ................ 21 Treasurer Robert Stone Looking for Granddad ................. 22 Editor Ian Butler 01371 821175 Ian Shaw 01371 820372 Edward ‗George‘ Perry ............... 23 Poppy Appeal Events .................. 23 Other Useful Contact Details: Quick CrossWord ........................ 24 Organist Crèche Felsted Youth Club ..................... 24 Andrew Beaton 01371 821243 Paula Hatcher 01371 821450 Seasonal Recipe .......................... 25 Choir Junior Church Parish Registers ........................... 25 12 Bryony Rees 01371 821990 Paula Hatcher 01371 821450 The Natural World in November 26 Fabric Officer Rock Solid Neighbourhood Watch ................ 27 13 Felsted—Jamie Mackay 01371 820483 Sylvia Taylor 01371 820242 The mouths of babes ................... 27 Lt Dunmow—Ted Bryant 01371 820995 Mettle Cleaning & Flower Rotas ............ 28 Bell Ringing Tower Captain Rev Mark Windsor 01371 821996 To all flower arrangers ................ 28 David Learmonth 01371 820398 Advance Date For Your Diary .... 28 See last month‘s edition of Interface in Verger Gift Aid Secretary Next Month Preview ................... 28 full colour at www.felstedchurch.org.uk Eddie Kelly 01371 820018 Ian Shaw 01371 820372 CrossWord Answers ................... 28 And Finally ................................. 29 Magazine Team: Local Services Directory ............. 30 WEB EDITION Editor Robert Stone 01371 821477 [email protected] Trade Directory …………... 31 - 32 Sub Editor David Learmonth 01371 820398 Local Reports Marilyn Smith 01371 820474 Trade Directory Editor 01371 821477 DEADLINE FOR NEXT EDITION Distribution David Woods 01371 821665 A copy of the Interface editorial Noon on Sunday 7th November 2010 policy can be obtained on request email: [email protected] Cover Photograph: War Memorial Hall by Ed Itor from the editor. 3 SERVICES IN NOVEMBER From the desk of the Curate Felsted Little Dunmow It is both remarkable and heart-warming Dear Friends that these men look set to be rescued and Holy Cross Church The Priory Church survive this incredible ordeal. They must Reaching down have drawn a great deal of hope and Sun 7th 9:00 am Holy Communion (BCP) strength from the knowledge of the 11:00 am Holy Communion At the time of writing, All Saints extraordinary lengths that people have 6:00 pm Evening Prayer anticipation and excitement been going to in order to reach down to is building at the prospect 10:30 am Wreath Laying at War Sun 14th 10:30 am Service of Remembrance them. that the 33 Chilean miners trapped by a Memorial Hall Remembrance collapsed mine for the past two months 10:50 am Service of Remembrance The Bible tells us that God has gone to could be out within days. A massive drill extraordinary lengths to reach down to us 9:00 am Holy Communion (BCP) Sun 21st is thought to be within hours of reaching – by sending his Son, Jesus. There is a 10:30 am Morning Prayer (BCP) 11:00 am Morning Prayer Christ the their refuge nearly 700 metres perception that Christianity is about King underground. following a set of rules and regulations; as if we have to achieve a certain standard in 9:00 am Holy Communion (CW) Sun 28th Welders are working to join sections of Advent order to elevate ourselves to meet with 11:00 am All Age Service 4:00 pm Priory Prayers metal tube that will line the tunnel when it God. The fact that Jesus came and dwelt is completed to smooth the journey of a among us turns that idea on its head. God rescue capsule, which will haul the miners meets us where we are. SUNDAY FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE: to the surface one by one. If you read through the Gospels then you ―Little Doves‖ Crèche for children 0-5 years available from 10:45 am. The miners are likely to be housed in will discover a written record of Jesus‘ special metal containers during their first ministry, during which he met all kinds of Junior Church welcomes all children aged 5-11, and meets each week, except on hours of freedom. These are designed to people in all kinds of circumstances in the fourth Sunday of each month. Junior Church takes place during the 11:00 am Service provide shelter from sunlight and to allow their everyday lives. He healed many who at Felsted. For details contact Paula Hatcher 01371 821450. doctors to administer glucose and monitor were ill, he comforted the bereaved and he health indicators. Once they have been Rock Solid is a group for young people aged 11-14, meets weekly from 10:30 am at had time for outcasts. He went fishing, he stabilised they will probably be the Vicarage. Contact Sylvia Taylor for further details 01371 820242. had meals with people and he joined the transported to hospital and kept under Mettle is a group for teenagers aged 14 - 18. Contact Mark Windsor for details 821996. celebrations at a wedding. observation for a few days before returning home to be with their families. Life certainly has its ups and downs; things may or may not work out the way Mondays at 9:00 am in the Priory Church, Little Dunmow. The trapped miners have already begun to we hoped or planned. But in the sending WEEKDAY Prayers for the community. roll up their belongings and ship any of his Son, God has demonstrated his care memorabilia to the surface inside hollow WORSHIP Wednesdays at 10:00 am in the Riche Chapel, Felsted. for each one of us as and his desire to tubes known as "pigeons", which are then A service of Holy Communion (BCP) (normally). reach us in the circumstances in which we hauled up by rope from the depths of the find ourselves. Saturdays at 9:00 am in the Holy Cross Church, Felsted, mine. Prayers for the Parishes. Thanks to a constant delivery of fresh air, With best wishes, Home Groups. There are home groups meeting throughout water and food, the men are understood to the week. Details are available from Rev. Mark Windsor. be remarkably healthy and they are receiving training to help them deal with Holy Communion at Home. inevitable media frenzy when they Please contact Rev Mark Windsor if you know anyone who emerge. would like to receive Holy Communion. 4 5 Our Charity for October Walk St David was a Operation Christmas Royal British three week evangelistic Ten percent of the church income is given mission in South West Child Shoe Box Packing Legion to a range of charities. One is featured Wales. I was involved each month in Interface and on a board in for a long week, 17th to Day 2010 Poppy Appeal th the church. This month it is the turn of :- 26 September and based in the beautiful After our successful events of the last four seaside town of Tenby (it's not all years we shall be holding another ―packing Once again the time of remembrance is hardship!) along with a team of 10 others. here when we give thanks for those who day‖ for the Shoe Boxes on the morning of Saturday October 23rd starting at 10am. made the supreme sacrifice and remember During the ―week‖ we: those whose lives have been devastated by Created meaningful designs on the in the URC Hall, Stebbing Road, Felsted. life threatening injuries due to international www.chelmsfordchess.org sand, which gave us the chance to talk Operation Christmas Child, part of the conflicts. about them to those walking along the Chelmsford CHESS seeks to relieve international charity Samaritan‘s Purse, is cliff top, or enjoying the wonderful th As is customary at this time, the familiar homelessness and related hardship and celebrating its 20 Birthday! view from the many cliff-side benches. red poppy will be on sale from our door to distress amongst single adults in Talked to people in the street, the It exists to give small gifts, in wrapped door collectors, local shops, restaurants, Chelmsford and Essex, through the promenade, the shops, and the pubs shoe boxes, to children who are unlikely to public houses and schools.
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