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MAGAZINE St Andrew's Brinsworth St Mary's Catcliffe MAGAZINE November 2011 The Rivers Team is a group of four Anglican Churches: St Andrew’s Brinsworth St Mary’s Catcliffe St Helen’s Treeton St Lawrence’s Tinsley November & December Diary Dates Weekly Events: Tuesday: A Time of prayer for the parish @ St Marys 7.30pm - 8.30pm Wednesday: Prayer Meeting @ St Helen’s 9.00am Friday: Munch and Pray @ St Andrew’s Centre 12.30pm– 1.30pm Monday 7th November Pastoral Workers Meeting @The Rectory Treeton 7.00pm Wednesday 9th November Encounter @ St Andrew’s 7.30pm Bring and Share Tea from 6.30pm Saturday 12th November Coffee Morning @ St Helen’s 10.00am Messy Church @ St Andrew’s 3. 45pm Sunday 13th November Team Memorial Service @ St Marys 3.00pm Messy Church at Treeton C of E Primary School 3.30pm Maranatha @ St Lawrence 6pm Wednesday 16th November Team Council Meeting @ St Lawrence’s 7.30pm Saturday 19th November St Lawrence’s Christmas Fayre in Church Hall 2pm-4pm Tuesday 22nd November St Lawrence’s DCC Meeting @ 7.00pm Saturday 26th November Mental Health Training Day @ St Mary’s Bramall Lane 9.30am - 4.00pm Tuesday 29th November St Andrew’s Centre Meeting 7.00pm followed by St Andrew’s Focus Meeting 7.45pm Friday 2nd December Christmas Dinner Event @ Treeton Community Centre 7.00pm for 7.30pm Sunday 4th December Puppet Musical @ St Lawrence’s 3pm Tuesday 6th December St Helen’s Church Council 7.15pm in Church lounge Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th December Christmas Tree Festival @ St Helen’s Sunday 11th December Maranatha @ St Lawrence 6pm 21st December Christmas Holy Communion @ St Andrew’s 12.15pm 2Details of all our Christmas Services will be in the December Magazine. Editorial – by Margaret Baker - Curate November brings with it the theme of Remembrance what with it being All Saints Day on the 1st, when the Church remembers those whose Christian lives on this earth have now ended and continue with God. Then on the 13th we hold our annual Memorial Service, when we especially remember those who have died during this past year. Also on the 13th it is Remembrance Sunday when we reflect on the many tragic results of wars especially those who lost their lives through conflict and the need for world peace. It struck me while taking funerals recently, just how we all remember different things, and how these different memories can be about the same person or even situation but don’t ever match up completely, and it’s all to do with our individual uniqueness, how what makes a mark on one person might be very different from another. What can we learn from this fact about ourselves to help us on our own journeys through life with and alongside others and especially on our walk with God? I think that it is the importance of valuing everyone’s contribution even if we don’t feel the same way and not feel that one or other is right or wrong, because ultimately its only God who knows the complete truth. We are so quick to judge and don’t give people the chance to respond or try things in a different way to what we are used too. Yet if we did it might just be the response which would give us the opportunity to share Gods love for everyone. Our words and actions can and are remembered by people for a long time, the good and the bad together have an impact, which is part of life. Yet our challenge as Christians is to share Jesus by who we are, what we say, and what we do. The next Rivers Team Magazine will be available at the end of November. If you would like to have an article included, please get it to Nicola by letter or email by Thurs Nov 17th. [email protected] 3 Courses running in 2011 Drawing & Painting Tuesday 11.00 am – 1.00 pm Beginner’s I.T. Thursday 9.30 – 11.30 am The above courses are for 10 weeks – cost £60.00 Holiday German Thursday 1.00 – 2.30 pm Learn greetings, introductions, and how to order food and drink Tutor – Diane Haigh Tel: 01709 703601/07931292348 Hire St. Andrew’s Centre for meetings or parties Excellent catering facilities available For information contact the Centre on 01709 361630 Or [email protected] Treeton Trudgers Walking Group On Saturday November 26th, Ian Wall will lead a walk through Finkle Street, Deepcar & Green Moor, which is approximately 5 miles long. All walks start at the top of Washfield Lane, Treeton at 10.00am, where anyone without transport can usually get a lift in someone‘s car. Please wear sensible footwear and bring waterproof clothing and a packed lunch for daytime walks. Please ring Ron & Carole Robinson (0114 2694100) or Ian Wall (01709 519125) for further information. Treeton Ladies’ Group The Treeton Ladies’ Group meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:45. Everyone is welcome. The next meeting will be on November 8th and the ladies will be exploring Christmas crafts. St Helen’s Chatterbox Craft Club ‘Chatterbox’ meets each week in Treeton Reading Rooms on Wednesdays between 1:00pm and 3:00pm to make items for the Samaritan’s Purse ‘Operation Christmas Child’ annual Shoebox appeal. The group consists of around 8 members who knit, sew and stick, collect and buy items for the shoeboxes. Anyone interested in what we do will be more than welcome to join us. NO SKILLS NEEDED. 4 St Lawrence Christmas Fayre Saturday November 19th 2pm – 4pm ‘Maranatha’ Come Lord Jesus, Come! FRIDAY, 25TH NOVEMBER at 7.30pm The Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir will be appearing for the very first time in Rotherham. The choir has been a winner at Festivals throughout the north of England, has toured in Wales and Scotland and performed in the Albert Hall Festival of Brass and Voices. The choir recently performed the finale for the acclaimed "Symphony for Yorkshire". This concert will be held in the Rotherham Minster. The event is to raise funds for Rotherham Holiday Aid. Tickets will be available nearer to the event from any member of the RHA Committee or at the door on the evening of the concert. 5 PARISH WEEKEND 2012 SNEATON CASTLE,WHITBY Friday, 25th to Sunday, 27th May 2012 Guest Speaker; Pastor Jonathon Dyke Jonathan has 20 years of experience in leadership and ministry. With his practical and motivational approach, his gift is to equip and release people into mission and ministry. Children and Young People: Nick and Rachel Cowan Nick and Rachel lead the youth work at King’s Church, Great Yarmouth, ministering to over 100 young people. Their vision is to ‘Gather, Guide and Grow’ young people into a mature relationship with Jesus. Booking forms are now available in all churches. We are also arranging a payment scheme for those who would like to spread the cost of the weekend. INTO THE DEEPS Give me a candle of the Spirit. O God, as I go down into the deeps of my being. Show me the hidden things, the creatures of my dreams, the storehouse of forgotten memories and hurts. Take me to the spring of my life, And tell me my nature and my name. Give me freedom to grow, so that I may become that self, the seed of which you planted in me at my making. 6 Out of the depths I cry to you, O God Introducing the new Bishop of Doncaster It has been announced that The Venerable Peter Burrows, 56, is to be the new Bishop of Doncaster. Born in Derby, he is married to Jane and they have two grown up children, Adam and Amie. Peter began his ministry in Bradford in 1983 and returned to it as archdeacon of Leeds in 2005. This will be his first experience of working in the south and east of the County but he is relishing the task. The new Bishop brings wide experience of ministry, vocations, training and education. He will be the sponsoring bishop for ordination in the Diocese and will take the lead on education. He said: “I am very positive and excited by the developing diocesan vision for growth and the development of lay and ordained ministries that are able to respond to the changing demands and opportunities of our communities. I have a real passion for enabling the church, at all levels, to engage with those parts of society that we have little contact with or perhaps feel uncomfortable around. “During my time in Leeds I have worked with colleagues at all levels of parish and diocesan life to help parishes focus on mission development, Pioneer ministries and Fresh Expressions. I am a great believer in the development of lay ministry alongside increasingly diverse models of ordained and pioneer ministry,” he said. “I look forward to getting to know the people of South and East Yorkshire and the wider diocese better over the next few months and to working with Bishop Steven.” Peter said that he relaxes by doing many of the things which everyone enjoys (reading, walking etc) but he would count cooking Indian food, hospitality and Motor Racing amongst his favourite interests and he likes to watch the odd game of Rugby League. He also enjoys city breaks, exploring new cities and enjoying their culture and history. Peter will be consecrated as a Bishop in York Minster on 2 February and welcome services are being planned in Sheffield Cathedral (5 February) and in Doncaster Minster (11 February). 7 Dear Theophilus… You’ll no doubt remember Zacchaeus, the little (or should I say ‘vertically challenged’) and fraudulent tax collector from Jericho who wanted to catch a glimpse of Jesus as he passed through his home town.
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