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Dec-Feb 2020/21 Messy Churches not on the plan Isle of Man District Dec-Feb www.methodist.org.im UNION MILLS Dec 5th, Jan 9th, Feb 6th. 2pm - 4pm. (15/01) 2020/21 SULBY Feb 13th 4pm. BALLAGAREY Dec TBC, Jan 30th, Feb 27th. Chair of District / Super Christmas Services Rev’d Richard Hall 14 Devonshire Road, Douglas, IM2 3RB 01624 822541 [email protected] 5th December Port Erin Alternative Christmas Tree Festival 12 -5pm Ministers 5th December Port Erin “The Real Christmas Story” 5:00pm Rev'd Andy Fishburne 7 Meadow Lane, Slieau Whallian View, Peel 01624 842202 14th December Peel Carol Concert 7:30pm IM5 1QU [email protected] 15th December Cooil Carol Service 7:00pm Rev'd Rebecca Ingrouille 18 The Park, Onchan, IM3 1HP 01624 674464 16th December Cooil Business Park Lunchtime Carols 1:15pm [email protected] 07624 349332 16th December Onchan Carols 7:30pm Rev'd Steve Ingrouille 18 The Park, Onchan, IM3 1HP 01624 674464 [email protected] 07624 461415 17th December Crosby Village Carols at Marown Parish Church Rev'd Sean Turner 16 Cronk Cullyn, Colby, IM9 4NQ 01624 621968 21st December Glen Maye Christmas in The Barn [email protected] 23rd December Colby Mycheilley Carol Concert 7:30pm Rev'd Bryan Yardy 2 Close Oard, Ramsey, IM8 3PY 01624 812385 [email protected] CHRISTMAS EVE Union Mills Crib Service 4pm Rev'd David Shirtlliff 3 Ballamoar Cottages, Sandygate IM7 3AH 01624 896140 Ramsey Communion 10:30pm (permission to serve [email protected] Port Erin United at St. Catherines 11:30pm outside of connexion) (Community Leader Thie dy Vea Retreat House) Sulby carols 5pm. Supernumeraries with pastoral responsibility Onchan Communion 7:00pm Rev'd Richard Hooton 40 Seafield Crescent, Birch Hill, Onchan, IM3 3BZ 01624 622562 Baldrine Christingle 4:00pm [email protected] Promenade Communion 8:00pm Supernumeraries Rev’d Christopher Belfield “Fy Yerrey” 76 Magherbreekyn, Ponyfields, Port Erin, IM9 01624 834305 Trinity Communion 11:15pm 6DD CHRISTMAS DAY Union Mills 9:30am Lay Worker - Manor Ark Ramsey 10:00am Ms Panda Dooley [email protected] 07624 467056 Peel Lay Workers - Southern Mission Team Port Erin 10:00am Linda Eccles [email protected] 01624 627600 Colby 10:00am Rita Norrey [email protected] 01624 824616 Ballabeg 10:00am John Binns [email protected] 01624 837143 Onchan 10:00am Circuit Stewards St.John’s 9:30am Mrs Pat Costain [email protected] 01624 842873 Mr Harvey Garton [email protected] 01624 625140 Promenade 10:30am Mrs Phyllis Jackson [email protected] 01624 622973 Trinity 10:30am Mrs Sue Montgomery [email protected] 01624 823266 Mr Gareth Moore [email protected] 07624 477075 NEW YEAR’S EVE St.John’s 8pm social in the hall Mr Eddie Teare [email protected] 01624 880787 11:30pm Watchnight Service District Administrator January 30th Barregarrow Oie’ll Voirrey 7:30pm Mr Charlton Krentz District Office, Trinity Methodist Church, Rosemount, 01624 625408 Douglas, IM1 3EY [email protected] Letter from our District Chair Dear Friends, Local Preachers (* no appointments this quarter) Visiting Preachers Advent already! I know we often say it, but this year really does feel as if 2002 *Mrs Marilyn Billington 878418 it has flown by despite the strange and often worrying times that we are 1976 Mr John Binns 837143 Rev’d Gordon Barker 824116 living through. Perhaps it is because we have been preoccupied with so 2010 *Mrs Mary Black 851348 Mr Phil Faragher 813051 many other things that the time seems to have flown. 1971 *Miss Mavis Cain 621157 Canon Judith Ley 2001 Mrs Marilyn Cannell 878261 Rev’d Dawn Mather 629202 2010 Mrs Elaine Christian 622888 This is a time for new beginnings. Advent marks the star of the new 1988 Mrs Calleen Cochrane 834146 church year as we return to the beginning of the bible account of the life 1990 Mr John Corkish 832517 of Jesus. Shortly we will celebrate the beginning of a new calendar year. 2011 Mrs Katherine Corkish 832517 We are very grateful to everyone who offers a Every New Year’s Eve brings the promise of a fresh start as we look 1996 Miss Norma Cowell 676120 preaching ministry across the circuit, and hold them in our prayers as they lead God’s people in worship, forward to all that the year holds. Often there is uncertainty for many as 2010 *Mrs Beverley Cowley 438771 1984 Mr Paul Craine 851861 teaching, praise and prayer. the year dawns. This year, especially, we will want to pray for all those 2001 Mrs Marinda Fargher 861039 who are anxious about the future and look back on a year which, for 2013 Dr Tim Grass 819619 them, has been marked by separation and grief. 1999 Ms Stephanie Gray 670691 1982 Mrs Jean Guthrie 626494 The message of Christmas is that God is with us in the midst of the mess. 2017 Mrs Phyllis Jackson 622973 2016 Mrs Brenda Kinnish 861568 This is a message of real hope that we need to hold on to and share in 1976 Mr Frank Manning 838078 many different ways. We are privileged, here on the Isle of Man, in the 1998 Mr Kevin Mort 833727 freedom that we have to gather together for worship. This will not be the 2002 Mrs Lesley Motley 845312 experience of many of our brothers and sisters across the water. Let’s 2008 Mrs Rita Norrey 824616 make a special effort this year to ensure that all who join us over the 2008 Mr Nicholas Owen 675032 1991 Mr Bert Quayle 843157 Christmas season go away with a message of hope for the future and 1979 *Mrs Mary Radcliffe 812622 having felt truly welcomed. 2020 Mrs Caroline Salmon 810995 1971 *Mrs Thelma Wilson 834450 Wishing you God’s blessings throughout the Christmas Season and 2015 Mrs Sue Yardy 812385 peace in your hearts as the new year dawns. Preachers on trial Rev Richard Hall Mrs Linda Eccles 627600 Chair of District Ms Louise Whitelegg 474275 Methodist Church in the Isle of Man Mrs Pauline Corlett 611737 In Memorium Christmas Services We give thanks for the life and ministry of Mr Ian Whittaker. The Methodist Church District Office, Trinity Methodist Church, Rosemount, Douglas, IM1 3EY Tel: 01624 625408 Web: www.methodist.org.im Email: [email protected] December 2020 January 2021 February 2021 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 Twinned with the Methodist church of Sierra Leone Advent 2 Advent 3 Advent 4 Christmas 1 Christmas 2 Epiphany Epiphany 2 Epiphany 3 Epiphany 4 Epiphany 5 Sierra Leone Lent 1 Lent 2 Mark 8:31-38 John1:6-8, John 1: Mark Mark Lectionary Gospel Mark 1:1-8. Luke 1:26-38 Luke 2:22-40 John 1:43-51 Mark 1:14-20 Mark 1:29-39 Mark 9:2-9 Mark 1:9-15 or 19-28 (1-9), 10-18 1:21-28 1:4-11 Mark 9:2-9. from Southern MMAST Youtube Hall Yardy Turner Hall S Ingrouille Turner Yardy Hall S Ingrouille Turner Yardy S Ingrouille 8.00 Mission Team Promenade Hall 10.30 Hall S Kinnish Hooton C CP Grass Gray Hall Hooton CP U @ Trinity US Hooton S Hall (StF ) US / Cov Douglas Pulrose SUMT Youth SUMT Youth SUMT Youth ————— ————— ————— ————— ————— Fishburne Far ————— ————— ————— Fishburne Far (Hall/ Service Service Service Hooton) Trinity Jackson Hall C U @ Prom (StF, HP,) 10.30 Hooton F 4.00pm Hall Hooton US / Cov Hall S CP Christian Hooton Hall U Hall S CP Governors Hill 10.00 ————— ————— ————— ————— ————— J Guthrie Shirtliff S ————— ————— ————— S Ingrouille ————— J Guthrie Abbeylands Chocolate @ Union Mills S Ingrouille 3.00 Turner CP CP Binns Cannell P R Ingrouille Belfield S (HP) Nativity F Carols C / CP 2:45 pm S Ingrouille S CP CP Grass Agneash @ Union Mills @ Laxey Cov / @ Baldrine Cel / 2.30 R Ingrouille Owen S Ingrouille Binns R Ingrouille S Ingrouille B. Yardy Hooton R Ingrouille S S Ingrouille (StF, HP) 2:45 pm Cel / 11:00 am CP Baldrine Hooton @ Laxey Cov / (StF, HP) 11.00 S Ingrouille C Whitelegg S Ingrouille R Ingrouille Cel Christian Craine CP R Ingrouille S S Ingrouille CP / Cel Christian Cooil R Ingrouille CP East Christingle R Ingrouille S Ingrouille F (StF, HP) 6.30 Chr / CP Hooton S Ingrouille Salmon Cov 11:00am Hooton Turner Christian S Ingrouille S R Ingrouille (Ingroulle/ Laxey R Ingrouille R Ingrouille S Ingrouille R Ingrouille CP @ Baldrine Cel / (P, StF, tS, HP) 11.00 Owen Shirtliff Hall CP S Ingrouille Shirtliff R Ingrouille S Ingrouille) PUP / Nativity Cov / Cel CP R Ingrouille C / @ Union Mills S Ingrouille S Ingrouille Hall CA S Ingrouille F Hooton 10.30 S Ingrouille Nativity CP Owen R Ingrouille R Ingrouille S Grass Onchan F 2:45 pm Cov MHS (P, StF, HP, JP) S Ingrouille Eccles / S Ing’l Quiet & Prayer @ St Peters R Ingrouille Quiet & Prayer 6.30 ————— in Hall C / Con ————— ——— ————— ————— ————— P&P Con / Cov Q&P US P&P Q&P 10:15 Union Mills 10:15 Owen Meadowside R Ingrouille Motley T Jackson F 10.15 S Ingrouille F (StF) R Ingrouille S 2:45 pm Corlett R Ingrouille Eccles Kinnish Christian S Ingrouille F 2:45 musicale 6:30 Carols Cov Barregarrow Carols CP CP B. 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