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June 2019 7Pm to 10.30Pm www.solebayteamministry.co.uk FREE Blythburgh Reydon Sotherton South Cove June HEAR 2019 & Southwold Uggeshall SOLE Walberswick Wangford pages 1 Includes children’s(centre) Craft activity at St Margaret’s, St Margaret’s All Age Service craft activity, Easter at St Andrew’s Walberswick St Margaret’s All Age Service St Andrew’s, Walberswick, floral tributes Revd Judy Miller celebrating the Easter Eucharist Service at St Andrew’s, Walberswick 2 MAGAZINE LETTER Happy Birthday.... Thy Kingdom Come This year we celebrate Pentecost on 9th June, fifty days after the late Easter this year.The altar frontals and celebrants will be resplendent in red and, following the Ascension forty days after the Resurrection, we will sing and hear of the coming of the Holy Spirit. That first occasion was memorably recounted by Luke at the beginning of Acts chapter 2. A large and disparate crowd gathered outside the place where disciples were waiting for the gift promised by the departing Christ. This was a more public, open waiting than that after the crucifixion, and one that attracted a wider, intrigued, or perhaps impartially interested, audience. Perhaps no one anticipated the Holy Spirit coming as a rushing wind, with tongues of flames that, rather than harm, transformed the ability of each they touched to communicate. Effectively translating words and meaning, though many different nationalities and dialects were gathered - a repurposing of the chaos of Babel. This Holy Spirit enhanced understanding was for one purpose – spreading the message of God’s love, hope and salvation far beyond those who had heard it to date. Malcolm Guite’s sonnet encapsulates this beautifully. “...This is the feast of Fire, Air, Water, poured out and breathed and kindled into earth... today the Gospel crosses every border, all tongues are loosened by the Prince of Peace. Today the lost are found in his translation...” Jesus teaches that the Holy Spirit comes in peace, as advocate and teacher, not as a threat, although our ‘comfort zone’ may by discomfited by listening to and acting on what we hear. This peace comes from trust, and teaches us life-changing, living love that, at our best, leads us to aspire to and practice Kingdom values every day. An invitation to us all: are you ready to celebrate? The collect for Pentecost sums this up: Holy Spirit, sent by the Father, ignite in us your holy fire; strengthen your children with the gift of faith, revive your Church with the breath of love, and renew the face of the earth, through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen. Revd Judy Miller 3 WICKER BASKETS Tel. No. 01502 722370 4 4 5 SOLE BAY TEAM NEWS Sole Bay TeamLadies’ Fellowship - Tea and Cake The twenty or so ladies of the Sole Bay Ladies Fellowship meet every Wednesday at 2pm in the church room at St Margaret’s Church, Reydon, for informal bible study, praise and prayer, friendship and fellowship, and tea and biscuits. Each week this summer term we are watching a short DVD on Fruitfulness on the Frontline, followed by discussion prompted by questions from an accompanying booklet. All ladies are welcome. If you would like to ‘check’ us out first, then we are hosting tea and cake on Wednesday 10th July, and we would love it if you would join us. Hope to see you there. Suzzie Godfrey 07539513753 Bacon, Eggs and Brotherhood The next Men’s Breakfast will be held at the Randolph Hotel, Reydon on Saturday 8th June. Our speaker is a mystery at the moment, but we will, nevertheless, meet at 7.50 am for 8 o’clock and enjoy a full English breakfast, with a choice of bacon and eggs etc or kipper or smoked haddock for a cost of £10, or a continental style breakfast for £6. The breakfast is open to all men. Please do come along - it is a very informal oc- casion, there is no membership requirement, and newcomers and visitors are very welcome. Tickets will be available from Mrs Joan Goldsmith at the Stella Peskett Millenium Hall in Southwold, or from Mike Carter on 01502 724900 Please be sure to get your ticket by Thursday 6th June. News and views from around the Community . Reydon Women’s Institute 5th June Reydon Women’s Institute meeting at Reydon Village Hall at 2.30pm. Our speaker is Lynn Rix talking about Wildlife Photography. Visitors and new members are very welcome to attend. Contact Sue Pretty 01502 724362. 3rd July Reydon Women’s Institute meeting at Reydon Village Hall at 2.30pm. The speaker is Mr M Mitchell who is talking about the Story of Woodbridge Tide Mill. All are welcome. Contact Sue Pretty 01502 724361 5 • Books • Brochures Southwold Press Ltd. • Business Cards PRINTERS • Community Newspapers • Compliment Slips We stock a wide range of Card, Paper & Envelopes • Funeral Service Sheets to sell direct to businesses and the general public. Better hearing starts here • Greeting Cards LetWe also your publish twohearing community newspapersblossom... 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Schubert Mass The sublime voices of the Blythburgh Singers combined with the string virtuosity of Rebecca Scott Smissen, Jane Slocombe, Liz Skinner and Naomi Payne Cook from Norwich Baroque to present the Mass No 2 in G major by Franz Schubert on 5th May. It’s only the second time (we think) that we’ve had a sung mass by a major composer for a service. It’s bewildering to think that Schubert was only eighteen when he wrote it. More than 100 people attended this rich blend of music, litany and worship. Many thanks to all those involved who made this possible. We’ll try to do something like it again as soon as we can. Service ‘Specials’ On Sunday 16th June we celebrate Trinity Sunday, which is Blythburgh Church’s Patronal Day. This would normally be a lay led service but, on this occasion, it will be a Eucharist, led by Team Rector the Revd Simon Pitcher, at 9.30am. Refresh- ments will be served after the service. At our 9.30amBCP Eucharist service on Sunday 23rd June, we’re delighted that Halcyon Meldrum will tell us about The Loft youth centre in Southwold, a venture which Holy Trinity supports financially. Aldeburgh comes to Blythburgh There are two concerts at Blythburgh church as part of this year’s Aldeburgh Festi- val. The performance by renowned singers Tenebrae on Sunday 9th June at 8pm is sold out, but at the time of writing, tickets were available for a recital on Wednesday 19th June at 8pm by the acclaimed Alisa Weilerstein, who will be playing Bach’s suites for solo cello. Contact www.snapemaltings.co.uk for details. Coffee Break Join the gathered throng at our monthly Café and Mini-market on Friday 28th June from 10.30am, til noon. Malcolm Doney Copy Deadline is 10th of the month to:- [email protected] 7 Email the Editor for further details: TONY BROWN [email protected] FUNERAL SERVICES Owners of the Greenwood Burial Ground, Farnham Pre-Arranged Funerals available 24 HOUR SERVICE Proudly independent family run business All funerals conducted personally by Martin or Ben Brown The Funeral Parlour, New Cut, Saxmundham, IP17 1EH Tel: 01728 603108 Email: [email protected] www.tonybrownfuneralservices.co.uk 6 7 FOR A CONSCIENTIOUS RELIABLE SERVICE 25 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE 8 8 9 PARISH NEWS (...continued) ST. MARGARE T ’S CH UR ch , REYDON WANGFORD ROAD , IP18 6PB Feast, All Age Worship at St Margaret’s On Sunday 28th April our Feast Service focused upon the title of Jesus as ‘Saviour’ and also how the Apostle Thomas first doubted belief in Jesus’ resurrection and how he later came to faith. It was a very joyful service. The craft activity involved making stained glass win- dows that included the title ‘Saviour’. If you have never been to Feast do come along because our congregation is growing with participants of all ages. (See photos inside front cover) St Margaret’s Quiz Evening The Quiz Evening raised £517 for Church funds. We are very grateful for all who helped with the organisation and for all who participated.
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