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Charlton St. Peter, Rushall & Upavon TOGETHER Church & Village News 2019 Useful Numbers Doctors.... Avon Valley Upavon 630221 Durrington 653378 Cross Plains 652221 Salisbury Hospital 01722 336262 NHS Help Line 111 Police 101 Gas 0800 111999 Electricity 0800 0727282 Environmental Agency 0800 807060 Flood Line 0345 9881188 Plainwatch 01980 674700. [email protected] Upavon Link 07501004349 Durrington Link 01980 594857 Schools Rushall C of E Primary 01980 630360 Avon Valley College 01980 652467 Pewsey Vale Secondary School 01672 565000 Upavon Village Store & Post Office 01980 630268 WHO TO CONTACT: Team Rector: Revd. Canon Deborah Larkey (Day off Friday): Tel: 01672 851746 [email protected] The Rectory, Woodborough, Pewsey, SN9 5PH Team Vicars: Revd. Jennifer Totney (on maternity leave); Revd. Mark Windsor (Day off Thursday): Tel: 01672 564265 [email protected], The Vicarage, Wilcot, Pewsey, SN9 5NS. Curate: Revd. Dr. Colin Heber-Percy, Tel: 01264 731386 [email protected] Licensed Lay Minister, Anne Mantle. Rural Dean: Revd. Canon Gerald Osborne, Tel: 01672 563459. PEWSEY TEAM OFFICE: Bouverie Hall, Pewsey 01672 562221 Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 11am to 3pm; Wednesday 12noon to 3pm. EMAIL: [email protected] website: http//www.valeofpewsey.org CHURCHWARDENS Upavon Dr Bill Coker 01980 630803 Rushall Vacancies Charlton St Peter Mrs Rosie Cunningham 630321 Mrs Ali Lacey 630385 LAY PASTORAL ASSISTANTS Mr Bill Bracher 630173 Mrs Caroline Larken 630432 Mrs Anne Prince 630008 UPAVON RUSHALL & CHARLTON LINK Link Line 07501 004349 TOGETHER MAGAZINE ADVERTISING AND REVENUE and items of news or notices for the next issue, contact the Together team, Tel: 01980 630023 or email: [email protected] by the 15th of the month, please. Please contact a member of the clergy to discuss Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals, Confirmation, the Blessing of your home, Service of Prayer and Dedication, Renewal of Wedding Vows. To visit in hospital, and the dying at home or in hospital. The clergy are here to help and serve, with our Lay Pastoral Assistants HOSPITAL VISITS - If you need a visit in hospital, or know someone who has been taken in who would like a visit, please contact a member of the clergy. HOME COMMUNIONS - If you know someone who is unable to get to church and wishes to receive Communion, please contact Bill Bracher on 01980 630173 and he will make arrangements for this to happen. TIMES OF WORSHIP St Mary’s Upavon St Matthew’s Rushall St Peter’s Charlton Level access, hearing loop 3 November 4.00pm 9.30am All Souls Service Breakfast Service 10 November 10.30am 6.00pm Remembrance Service Remembrance Service 17 November 9.30am 11.00 am Informal Family Worship Holy Communion 24 November 9.30am 11.00am 6.00pm Parish Communion Morning Worship Parish Communion WEEKDAY SERVICES: Holy Communion on Wednesdays at 10.00 am at St John the Baptist, Pewsey Morning Prayer Monday: St Peter, Charlton St Peter 7.45am Tuesday: St John the Baptist Pewsey 8.30am Thursday: no service Friday: St Mary the Virgin Upavon 9.30am THE CLERGY LETTER What gives you hope? As we go into November, into the season of ‘Remembering’, as the nights draw in and the temperatures drop, we need good things to look forward to, we need ‘hope’. I am reminded of that beautiful hymn, ‘Lord of all Hopefulness’ which is often chosen for Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals. It reminds us that whatever happens in life, God is with us, and that gives us hope as we face the future in His company. Renewing Hope – Pray, Serve, Grow, is the Vision of our Bishops and people in the Diocese of Salisbury. Here is the latest letter written by Bishop Andrew Rumsey, Bishop of Ramsbury. He is writing about similar themes of hope in remembering. 'Little Imber on the down; seven miles from any town'. Like its better-known counterpart in Dorset, Tyneham, the ‘lost’ village of Imber was permanently evacuated in 1943, to provide a training area for US troops preparing for the allied invasion of Europe: one community’s quiet sacrifice for the war effort. Deserted and overgrown, today Imber is a kind of ghost village, about as deep into Salisbury Plain as it is possible to be. Adapted as a stage set for army manoeuvres, with the well-preserved parish church of St Giles as its centrepiece, Imber has also become something of a pilgrimage site for thousands of visitors who flock there during the twenty days each year access is granted. What draws them in such numbers? Abandoned places retain a unique fascination and Imber is, for many, a potent symbol of lost community - what the writer Georgina Boyes called ‘the imagined village’. In this idealised and deeply nostalgic sense of place, the Anglican Church plays an almost iconic role – when the bells of St Giles toll, we are recalled to a longed-for common life. he loss of place is perhaps the most powerful motive in modern social and political life. Globally, more people than ever before are uprooted from their home, by war and disaster; across the United Kingdom we are deeply unsettled and – whatever our allegiances - view the coming months with profound concern. Like the Psalmist, who writes ‘in time of national humiliation’ that ‘we do not see our emblems’ – the symbols of our belonging - as believers we are called by God to remember our future. Called back to the Lord’s faithful provision in former generations and forward in hope to the place assured for us – won for us – in the Lord Jesus. Everyone is, by different routes, seeking this way forward. As an enduring sign of faith, hope and communal resilience, our parishes and churches once again have a crucial part to play in signalling and settling the nation. In Christ is our way back - and our way forwards. +Andrew Ramsbury This letter is taken from The Grapevine, Salisbury Diocese. From the Registers Funerals: May they rest in Peace. Leslie Flippance Funeral on 24th September at Salisbury Crematorium Isabella Noyes Funeral on 25th September at St Matthew’s Church, Rushall (formerly Perry) Jean Hey Funeral on 9th October followed by Thanksgiving Service at Holy Trinity Church, Easton Royal Veronica Mosses Funeral on 11th October at St James’ Church, North Newnton COFFEE MORNING IN ST MARY’S CHURCH, UPAVON Our coffee morning in September for Macmillan Cancer Support raised £175. Many thanks to all those who came and supported this worthwhile charity Everyone is warmly invited to our next Coffee morning on Saturday 23rd November from 10.00am to 12 noon. Please come along and enjoy a chat with friends and some lovely cake. We look forward to welcoming you St Mary’s Church, Upavon All Souls Service Sunday 3rd November at 4.00pm There will be the opportunity to light a candle in remembrance of departed loved- ones. Please give the names of anyone you wish to be remembered to the Team Office 01672 562221 email [email protected] Remembrance Sunday 10th November An act of Remembrance in St Mary's Church at 10.30am with the laying of wreaths at the War Memorial. Followed by a curry lunch organised by the Parish Council in Upavon Village Hall at 1.00pm. Tickets £12 from the Village Shop RUSHALL & CHARLTON ST PETER VILLAGE HALL November 2nd November 10am – 12 noon 20th Community Café 2pm – 4pm 21st Bingo 7:30pm – 9pm During the week the hall offers Yoga, bowls, dancing and keep fit classes. For more information please contact us or find us on Facebook. If you wish to book the hall for an event or wish to start a new weekly class please contact us: Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07393 353739 You are invited to the Community Café Held in Rushall and Charlton Village Hall Call in, take a seat and enjoy a drink and a cake, a chat and meeting friends old and new The café will be open from 2pm until 4pm on November 20th, December 18th. Surplus funds will contribute towards community projects once the café becomes self-funding CHARLTON ST PETER 100 CLUB (Licensed by Wiltshire Council for the Vale of Pewsey Team of Churches.) Our September 100 Club Draw took place in church after our Service on Sunday 22nd September at 6pm. Congratulations to the lucky winners:- £100 C. Lacey (Charlton) No.15 £50 J. Oliphant (Charlton) No.45 £50 A. Yardley (Worcester) No.81 £25 J. Dixon (Charlton) No.90 £25 B. Andersen (Charlton) No.27 Our October Draw will take place in Church after our Service on Sunday 27th October at 6pm and we will publish the winners in the next magazine. We still have a few numbers available, so if you are interested in purchasing number for £5 a month, please contact Ali Lacey 630385. UPAVON VILLAGE HALL It’s the return of the Cheese and Wine Evening!! Saturday 2nd November @ 19:30 We are again raising money for local charitable causes. Tickets £6.00 on sale from the village shop Beer & soft drinks available Pewsey Belles & Sarsen Songmen St. Mary’s Upavon Saturday Nov. 30th, 7 for 7.30 £10, including a glass of wine Tickets from Upavon Shop and Around the World UPAVON CHURCH CHRISTMAS FAIR Sunday, 8 December 1.00 to 3.30pm Live Carols Band! Santa’s Grotto! Hand-made crafts, Christmas wreaths and wrapping paper. Jams, chutneys, jewellery, tombola, mulled wine, tea coffee and cakes. Fun for all the family and an ideal start to your Christmas shopping. See you all at St Mary’s Church, Upavon Contact: 077911 98852 CANCER RESEARCH UK - CHRISTMAS FAIR Saturday 9th November, Bouverie Hall, Pewsey Doors open from 10am to 3pm.