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Watlington • Pyrton • Shirburn June/July 2013 Watlington • Pyrton • Shirburn June/July 2013 1 Raising funds for Sue Ryder Hospice Care 21st June 2013 7.30pm to 11.45pm at Bix Manor, Bix, Henley on Thames, RG9 4RS £75 per person, payable in advance Tel: Karen 01491 613645 Mob: 07547710633 (Read the moving story on p13) This beautiful venue will be filled with the sound of music as you are welcomed with drinks and served with delicious canapés. Food and wine will be available throughout the evening whilst you are entertained and dance the night away. The evening will also include a few surprises to tempt you in our auction! Dress code: Glamorous! Car parking available [email protected] MJC Electrical Ltd. www.electricianinhenley.co.uk All Electrical works undertaken; Extra sockets & lights Fuse board upgrades Complete rewire Napit & Trustmark registered Gate Automation Intruder Alarms Tickets: £6 in advance £8 on the door Fully insured £2 schoolchildren 20 years experience Available from: The Post office, St. Call Matthew Leonard’s church or Chrissie Bell e-mail 01491 614494 or 07714 236982 [email protected] tel: 01844 350101 2 Dates for your diary 9th June Watlington in Bloom Litter Picking 21st June Sue-Ryders Summer Delights event-Bix Manor 30th June Watlington’s Horticultural Show & Gardens open day July 3rd Vocal Music evening St. Leonard’s Church July 19th Simeon Wood-comedy & musical evening St.Leonard’s Church Contents LOCAL GROUPS: NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES: Mustard Seeds p.13 Ministry Team p.5 Prayer and Pudding p.13 Church services p.6-7 U3A p.21 News from Registers p.25 WI p.21 Pyrton p.16-17 Gardening Club p.19 Methodists p.12 Pop in Cafe p.20 St.Leonards p.8 & p.22 THANK YOU SO MUCH TO OZANNA DUFFY for all her hard work and support in producing this magazine. Ozanna is standing down as Sub-editor and will be greatly missed. Pauline Verbe – Editor Editorial Team Date for copy- Aug/Sept 2013 edition – July 1st Editor…Pauline Verbe [email protected] 01491 614350 St.Leonard’s Church News [email protected] 01491 614543 Val Kearney Advertising Manager [email protected] 01491 614989 Helen Wiedemann Front Cover Designer www.aplusbstudio.com Benji Wiedemann Printer Simon Williams [email protected] 07919 891121 3 The Rector Writes This edition of the magazine gives prominence to the launch of the new Jeremy Irons film Trashed directed by Candida Brady. Unlike Jeremy’s other films, Trashed is a hard-hitting documentary dealing with waste and the appalling human and environmental consequences of pollution. Christians believe that human beings have a responsibility to be good stewards of God’s creation and Trashed is a wake up call to all of us who share this planet that the need to be its good stewards has never been greater. A polluted environment seems a long way away living in this part of Oxfordshire and being able to walk in the beautiful bluebell woods at this time of the year. But even here dumping takes place and we owe a debt of gratitude both to the local authority and to keen volunteers who do what they can to alleviate the problem. However Trashed graphically confronts us with evidence of the huge damage that our life- styles are causing both to the physical environment and to some of the poorest people on earth. Trashed encourages us all to urgently engage with the issues of waste and sustainability and not to think that it’s a problem for others to sort out. In challenging us all to review our life-styles, Trashed has brought it home to me that Christians really do have a responsibility to engage with the problems that this film illustrates. This responsibility is shared with people the world over – people of different faiths and beliefs, people of good will. Are there readers of The Parish News who would be interested in organising a Watlington showing of Trashed and instigating conversations about it? If so please get in touch and let’s see if we can make it happen. Christopher Idris Evans (Revd) Rector We’re looking for a New Editor Please get in touch with me if you would like to know more 4 St Leonards Church of Watlington How to Contact England St Mary’s Pyrton Church of AllSt LeonardsSaints Shirburn MINISTRY TEAM Watlington How to Contact England St Mary’s Pyrton ChurchThe Rector of TheStAll LeonardsSaints Rev Christopher Shirburn (Day off Monday) MINISTRYChurch TEAM of WatlingtonIdris Evans. The Rectory, How 01491 to 612494 Contact England HillSt Mary’s Road, PyrtonWatlington [email protected] The Rector OX49AllThe Saints Rev 5A DChristopher Shirburn (Day off Monday) MINISTRY TEAM Idris Evans. The Rectory, 01491 612494 Associate Priest TheHill Road,Rev Angie Watlington Paterson [email protected] 614033 The Rector TheOX49 Rev 5A DChristopher a([email protected] off Monday) Idris Evans. The Rectory, 01491 612494 Associate Priest HillThe Road,Rev AdamAngie Watlington ClaytonPaterson [email protected] 612210614033 OX49 5AD [email protected]@btinternet.com AssistantAssociate PriestPriest CanonThe Rev Tony AngieAdam Williamson PatersonClayton 01491 01491 612210 614033612143 [email protected] [email protected]@btinternet.com AssistantAssociate PriestPriest RevdTheCanon Rev Lucy Tony Adam Austin Williamson Clayton 01491 0790601491 612210 612143684987 [email protected] [email protected][email protected] Church Wardens Assistant St. Leonard’sPriest MikeCanonRevd GardnerLucy Tony Austin Williamson 0149107906 612111612143684987 [email protected]@[email protected] Church Wardens Assistant St. Leonard’sPriest ValRevdMike Kearney GardnerLucy Austin 079060149101491 612111684987614543 [email protected]@[email protected] Church Wardens St. St. Mary’s Leonard’s JennyMikeVal Kearney Gardner Lockwood 0149101491 612111613240614543 [email protected]@[email protected] St. St. Mary’s Leonard’s ValJenny Kearney Lockwood 01491 613240614543 [email protected]@btinternet.com Methodist Church [email protected] St. Mary’s Jenny Lockwood 01491 613240 St. Mary’s Rev’d Adam J Stevenson (Day off Friday) Methodist Church [email protected] 01865 714163 [email protected] Rev’d Adam J Stevenson (Day off Friday) Methodist Church Methodist Church Mr Phil Crockett 0149101865 612801714163 Littlefield, Christmas [email protected] Common,Rev’d Adam OX49 J Stevenson 4HR (Day off Friday) Mr Phil Crockett 0186501491 714163612801 MrsLittlefield, Ann Caffari Christmas [email protected] 353732 16Ashridge,Common, OX49 Chinnor, 4HR OX39Mr Phil 4JU Crockett 01491 612801 Littlefield,Mrs Ann Caffari Christmas 01844 353732 WEDDINGS IN THE METHODISTCommon,16Ashridge, CHURCH OX49 Chinnor, 4HR If you wish to be married inOX39 the Methodist 4JU Church, please contact the Revd. Adam Stevenson Mrs Ann Caffari 01844 353732 WEDDINGS IN THE METHODIST16Ashridge, CHURCH Chinnor, If you wish to be married inOX39 the Methodist 4JU Church, please contact the Revd. Adam Stevenson WEDDINGS IN THE METHODIST CHURCH If you wish to be married in the Methodist Church, 5please contact the Revd. Adam Stevenson Services in St Leonard’s Watlington, St Mary’s Pyrton, The Methodist June 2nd (Trinity 1) 10.0am Eucharist with Hymns St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.00am Sung Eucharist St Leonard’s Church, Watlington 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church June 9th (Trinity 2) 8.30am Said Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.0am Village Service St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 10.0am Sung Eucharist AND Baptism St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 7.0pm Evening Praise St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church June 16th (Trinity 3/Swyncombe Patronal) 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church June 23rd (Trinity 4) 10.0am Mattins St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 11.0am Communion Service St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 7.00pm Evening Praise St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church June 30th (Trinity 5) 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.30am Parish Communion St.Leonards, Watlington 6.00pm Evensong St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church 6 ServicesServices inin StSt Leonard’sLeonard’s Watlington,Watlington, StSt Mary’sMary’s Pyrton,Pyrton, TheThe MethodistMethodist ChurchChurch Church, St Botolph’s Swyncombe & St Nicholas’ Britwell Salome July 7th (Trinity 6) 10.0am Eucharist with Hymns St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.00am Sung Eucharist St Leonard’s Church, Watlington 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church July 14th (Trinity 7) 8.30am Said Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.0am Village Service St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 7.0pm Evening Praise St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church July 21st (Trinity 8) 8.30am Said Eucharist St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 10.0am Eucharist with Baptism St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 10.0am Family Communion St Nicholas` Church, Britwell Salome 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 3.00pm Church Anniversary Service Christmas Common July 28th (Trinity 9) 10.0am Mattins St Mary`s Church, Pyrton 10.0am Sung Eucharist St Botolph`s Church, Swyncombe 10.30am Parish Communion St.Leonard’s, Watlington 7.00pm Evening Praise St Leonard`s Church, Watlington 11.00am Morning Worship The Methodist Church 7 Churchwarden’s bit What have I learned today? NEVER to put God ‘on hold’ ! Yesterday He gave me a wonderful idea for our Parish magazine, and I thought “Hold that thought Lord, I want to go to our Church Service”! Well now its all gone, and I am struggling with vague ends of thoughts, BUT I know He is a loving and forgiving Lord, so if I start, I am hoping He will fill in the holes on this! It was about our Lord being relevant and with us daily.
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