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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
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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
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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
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6 Parish News Ho l y Tr i n i t y Bl y th b u r g h Ch u r c h La n e , IP19 9PL Nicely poised Holy Trinity held its Annual Parochial Church Meeting on 11th April. We’ve had a successful year, with a number of new initiatives, and good (and sometimes record) attendance at Christmas and Easter. Also, the numbers of the Electoral Roll have increased by eight to 39. 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
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8 8 9 Parish News (...continued) St. Ma r g a r e t ’s Ch u r ch , Re y d o n Wa n g f o r d Ro a d , 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. A good time was had by everyone and The Sole Bay Fish Shop did us all proud with providing beautifully cooked and piping hot fish and chips. Plant Stall in Southwold In spite of the weather being most inclement the Plant Stall over the May Bank Holiday Weekend was very successful and raised over £510 for our two charities: Amasango Career School and EACH (East Anglian Children’s Hospice). A special thank you to Jennifer Rowland for organising the sale, and also thanks to those who ran the stall and those who supported it. (See photos inside back cover) Strawberry Teas On Saturday 15th June in Reydon Vicarage Garden we will be holding, by popular request, an afternoon of Strawberry Teas. There will be stalls including: tombola; bric-a-brac; books and cakes. ALL WELCOME! Launch of Reydon Cinema Using our new projector and screen, St Margaret’s is going to be running a cinema on the second Thursday of each month in church. We will begin showing films from Thursday13th June at 2pm. Entry is £2 including refreshments.Please feel free to bring a cushion for your own comfort. For more details of the film being shown please see the notice in St Margaret’s Church or speak to Rev Alan (453624) or a member of the congregation. Revd Alan Perry News and views from around the Community . . . Southwold Womans Institute We will next meet on 20th June at 7pm at the Methodist Church Hall.The speaker this month is Trevor Oram on growing Christmas trees at his Wrentham farm.Visitors and new members are very welcome. For any enquiries please contact our President, Mrs Pat Tobin, on 01502 724970
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1010 14 11 15 Parish News (...continued) St. La w r e n c e ’s Ch u r ch , So u th Co v e On B1127, NR34 7JD Flower Festival This year’s annual Flower Festival is taking place over the last weekend in July. It will open with a ticketed Preview Evening on Friday 26th July and close on the afternoon of Tuesday 30th July. Some changes are being made this year to the content of the Festival. Alongside a tapestry of floral arrangements, there will be an exhibition in church of ‘all things South Cove’. Rosie Carter and Beryl Banester have very kindly agreed to stage this. In place of the Meadow Sale, there will be a large Book Sale, a Plant Stall and a Preserve Stall in the marquee. There are also plans to hold a BBQ on the Sunday afternoon which will be followed by a concert in church given by the cellist Yalda Davis. The renowned home- made refreshments, including a range of full cream diary ice-creams, will also be available. Any offers of help, including offers of help with refreshments and stewarding, would be welcomed and gratefully received. Also, we will be pleased to accept any contribution of books, plants and preserves to sell in the marquee. Do put the date in your diary and come along to see us. We look forward to seeing you there; all are welcome. Thank you very much. Further information about the Festival will be in the July magazine, or, contact the churchwardens (details can be found in the Parish Directory at the back of Heart and Sole). All are welcome to our service of Evensong at 3.00pm on Sunday 16thJune. Alison Evans VOLUNTARYVOLUNTARY HELP CENTRE HELP CENTRE Stella Peskett MillenniumStella PeskettHall, Mights Millennium Road, Southwold,Hall, Mights Suffolk. Road, Southwold, IP18 6BE Suffolk. IP18 6BE Registered Charity No.Registered 1164155 Charity No. 1164155 E-Mail: [email protected]: [email protected] Website; www.southwoldvhc.com Website; www.southwoldvhc.com TELEPHONE:TELEPHONE: (01502) 724549 (01502) 724549 Chairman: Graham ScrivenChairman: Graham Scriven Co-ordinator: Flic Gellatly Co-ordinator: Flic Gellatly Car Service Administrator:Car Service Sarah Administrator: Britten Sarah Britten
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12 Parish News (...continued) St. An d r e w ’s Ch u r ch , So th e r t o n , Ea s t o f t h e Vi ll a g e o f f A145, NR34 8ES Dates have now been confirmed for our funding raising for the coming year. Please make a note on your calendar or in your diary. Cake Stall on 5th August 2019 outside the old Lloyds Bank in Southwold starting at 9am. We will have our pancake stall at the 45thHenham Steam Rally on the 21st and 22nd September. Finally, to finish the fundraising year, our Grand Quiz Night, not to be missed, is to be held at Wangford Community Centre on November 23rd 2019. Anyone wishing to help please contact Jane on 01986874248 or Karen 01986873123 Our next church service is 16th June at 9.30am. Do come and join us. Karen Flaxman News and views from around the Community . . .(continued) Wrentham Chapel Invites you to enjoy ‘”Sonnets, Songs and Suchlike for a Suffolk Solstice”, a celebration of the season and our beautiful county, to be held in the Chapel on Friday 21st June at 7.00 pm. We would welcome any contributions of topical music, word or song to be woven into the programme on the night. These may be sacred or secular, serious or humorous. There will also be time to chat whilst you enjoy drinks and a light buffet, including some traditional Suffolk goodies. There will be a retiring collection for Chapel funds. Sue Hardy 01502 578994 07771 882738
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22 23 Parish News (...continued) St. Ed m u n d ’s Ch u r ch , So u th w o l d Ba r t h o l o m e w Gr e e n , IP18 6JA Southwold Arts Festival Ecumenical Service 9.30am 22nd June at St Edmund’s Church Revd Simon Pitcher will take this ecumenical service. It will include hymns and Christian songs chosen especially for this service of celebration. Members of all the local churches have been invited to attend. Do come and join us. The Dead Sea Scrolls Hugh Williamson11.00am Monday 24th June Southwold Arts Centre Hugh Williamson will tell the story of the discovery of and some of the early controversies evoked by the Dead Sea Scrolls. He will explain what they reveal about the nature of Judaism and their importance for our understanding about how the text of the Bible has reached us. Lin Le Versha
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(pull out pages for children)
Trinity Sunday is celebrated on 16th June this year. It is the Sunday after Pentecost, which is when we think about the coming of the Holy Spirit.
Here are some ways of understanding the Holy Trinity.
A tree has different branches - yet it is still one tree.
Eggs have three different
parts - the shell, the yolk and the white, yet it is still one egg.
In the spring months I enjoyed watching lambs in the fields as I travelled around Suffolk. I love the way they leap playfully around in the grass together. When I was a child I had a poetry book that included the famous poem ‘The Lamb’ by William Blake. Do you know it?
Here it is…
Little lamb, who made thee? Dost thou know who made thee, Gave thee life, and bid thee feed By the stream and o’er the mead; Gave thee clothing of delight, John the Baptist referred to Softest clothing, woolly, bright; Jesus as the Lamb of God. John Gave thee such a tender voice, was the son of Zechariah and Making all the vales rejoice? Elizabeth, and a relative of Jesus. Little lamb, who made thee? He was known for living in the Dost thou know who made thee? wild, wearing clothes made from
camels’ hair, and eating locusts Little lamb, I’ll tell thee; and honey. One of the people he Little lamb, I’ll tell thee: baptised was Jesus himself. John’s He is called by thy name, For He calls Himself a Lamb. birthday is remembered on June He is meek, and He is mild, 24th. He became a little child. If you want to learn more about I a child, and thou a lamb, John the Baptist, you are welcome We are called by His name. to join us at the Little lamb, God bless thee! GodsFamily@StAndrews service Little lamb, God bless thee! rd at Walberswick on 23 June at 11.00am.
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This opportunity for silence and stillness will take place on the first Sunday evening of the month. It will last one hour, during which there will be a 20 minute practice of contemplative prayer. Open to all- Everyone is welcome From April to October inclusive, ‘Still’ will be held at St Michael’s at 5pm.
From November to March inclusive, ‘Still’ will be held at St Luke’s at 4.30pm
For further details contact The Revd Canon Susannah Izzard [email protected] 07702 571760
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18 Parish News (...continued) St. An d r e w ’s Ch u r ch , Wa l b e r s w i c k Th e St r e e t , IP18 6UZ Easter The Revd Judy Miller had a testing time of it on Easter Day. Having joined thirty others in attending the 7.30am Beach Service at Walberswick (with hot cross buns), she walked up the road to St. Andrew’s to face, for the first time, a properly full church. She celebrated our Festal Eucharist with joy and aplomb. Thank you to Judy, and indeed to all those who dressed the church so beautifully for this special season. Floral Tributes (See photo inside front cover) I have always believed that it is not possible for St. Andrew’s to be decorated more fully than it is at Easter, but our artistic team reached another floral benchmark in the week of 28th April. A period of four days, sadly, saw the funerals of John Capon and Di Kingshott and the Interment of Ashes of Brian & Miriam Dillon. Flowers were everywhere and lasted throughout, but I did notice a missed opportunity to dangle arrangements from the beams. (See photo inside front cover) PCC During Lent, at our APCM, Julia Josephs, while retaining her PCC membership, resigned as its Secretary after some years. A new member was elected to the PCC and to the post of Secretary, Jacki Neeve. Thank you to both of you for your work and your willingness, and thank you to those who continue filling their existing roles All Age Service Jesus’s resurrection and his appearance to his followers after his death and burial was the theme of our April All Age Service. Revd Simon took the service, very ably helped by the children who did the readings and led us in their own prayers. Everyone, from the very young to the most senior, joined in the lively hymns with great enthusiasm. Joanna Saunders News and views from around the Community . . .(continued)
Smile Lines An announcement in the Deaths column of The Times on 4th May was for a ‘much loved’ Reverend on 1st May 2019 aged 92. Funeral service to be held at St Clement’s Church on Saturday 18th March at noon’. As organist of our village church I should, maybe, be grateful for such an unusually extended time to prepare the choir and the voluntaries. Though I would like to suggest to the deceased family that they change funeral directors if this is the earliest date they can manage to arrange. Julia Josephs
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6 7 Parish News (...continued) St. Pe t e r a n d St. Pa u l ’s Ch u r ch , Wa n g f o r d Ch u r c h St r e e t , NR34 8RR April has been a busy month for St Peter and St Paul. We have had two baptisms; Mason Davis, who lives with his family in Wangford, and Erin Acworth, whose grandparents are residents. On both occasions the church was packed and we rejoiced to have the families and friends of the infants with us. (See inside back cover for photos). We have also had a splendid churchyard working party one Saturday morning, where much was accomplished in the area behind the church. Our thanks go to George Ives and the regular mowing team, who do a grand job, and to all the extras who turned up to help clear the winter debris, not forgetting those who provided the workforce with coffee and delicious cake. Then there was the APCM, at which we welcomed back Valerie Beckett as Churchwarden, and a new member, Noelle Barlow, to the PCC. By the time you read this the wonderful concert of chamber music, organised by the Ives family will be upon us, Saturday 1st June at 7.30pm. This will surely be a memorable evening of exceptional music, in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. There may be tickets left for late comers, but we can’t promise anything! Lastly, on Sunday 30th June, the fifth SundayTeam Service will be held at St Peter and St Paul,Wangford, when we will celebrate, with our friends across the Team, our Patronal Festival at the 11.15am Eucharist, followed, of course, by refreshments. We look forward to seeing you. Jackie Casement News and views from around the Community . . .(continued) Mothers’ Union We had several visitors at our meeting on 10th May, who came to hear about the work of the Access Community Trust in Lowestoft and its work for the homeless, whose numbers have increased on our streets. Our guest speaker, Nicola Anderson, gave an inspirational talk about the different kinds of help provided, not only hostels and emergency accommodation, but medical and other kinds of advice too. (Regular gifts of toiletries, bed linen and good second hand clothing, especially warm coats, are always welcome). We meet next on Friday 14th June, for a social afternoon – tea at the Boating Lake Cafe beginning at 3.00pm. On Wednesday 26th June, there is a Quiet Day being organised for the North Suffolk Area, at St Margaret’s Reydon. It is to be led by Andrea Skevington who is a Christian writer and lives in Suffolk. This is open to anyone who is interested (contact me for details). You should bring a packed lunch, but tea and coffee will be provided. Mrs Jeanette Wallond (722212)
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22 Parish News (...continued) St. Ma r y ’s Ch u r ch , Ug g e sh a l l Wa n g f o r d Ro a d , NR34 8BD What a lovely Easter time we all celebrated with both our religious festivals and in our communities as April blossomed and we basked in warm sunshine. St Mary’s enjoyed our share of congregation attendances, which always creates a sense of belonging and friendship. From the number of posters I receive from George Fisher it would seem that all our surrounding parishes are hard at work creating events for a multiple range of interesting community activities in the weeks ahead. In our village of Uggeshall, as well as continuing with our usual and very popular coffee mornings, film evening, gardening and walking clubs, we are arduously working towards the Country Teas 50th year celebrations. Linda Hill has sent this request:- The Teas are nearly upon us, this special year the dates are July 27th & 28th, and August 3rd & 4th. Again we ask the community and friends outside the village, for helpers and volunteers to make this event memorable. If you like to bake, waitress, wash up, prepare food/cake trays, help in the bric-a-brac, make tea/coffee, or behind the scenes help, etc please contact Linda Hill. (Details below) However small or large, it is all of great value. E-mail or just ring for a chat to see what we can work out especially for you. It is a great event that Uggeshall is proud of, so come and join our happy team. There also will be a community meeting to talk about the Teas, on Thursday June 19th at 7.30pm in the old school hall, all welcome to come along for those who wish to help. Also to discuss which other charities to give to again this year, as votes will be on this night. If you have any bric-a-brac to give, this also can be collected on the night or ring Jenny Bloom on - 01502 578405 E-mail, [email protected] Gerry is coming to chat informally about food hygiene for anyone who is involved with baking or handling food in the school room, on Thurday May 30th At 7.30pm in the school room Uggeshall. Tea & cake provided, all welcome. Thankyou Linda Hill. [email protected] 01502 578789 07483226269 I too would like to advertise a Barn Dance to be held in the Old School Hall on Saturday June 15th. A separate poster giving details is included in this issue. This will be the first dance here for a great number of years and so I do hope that it will
23 Parish News (...continued) St. Ma r y ’s Ch u r ch , Ug g e sh a l l be well attended. Thank you to Julia Johnson and Judith who have kindly passed on their expertise from the Ceilidh they organise for Reydon in the autumn, and to our Parish Committee and Chairman Philip Hall for their encouragement and financial support. Elona Rogers. News and views from around the Community . . .(continued)
God among the ruins The tragic fire at Note Dame Cathedral shocked the whole world. Seeing such a magnificent building engulfed in flames saddened all who saw the devastation unfold. It was a monumental blow to the nation of France. It will take years to rebuild this famous place of worship. One striking image from the fire showed the interior of the church scorched and ruined, its art treasures lost, its contents still smouldering. But high up in the background, unbowed by the flames, stands a golden cross, brightly shining in the darkness of the surrounding debris. Since the fire took place at Easter, it is hard not to see this picture as a parable.The place of worship may be destroyed, but not the God we worship. The message of the Cross, at the centre of our faith, remains a timeless, undamaged truth. Even among the ruins of our own lives the Cross stands tall, reminding us of the presence of God and His grip on our lives.
Sri Lanka Easter church bombings More than 250 people were killed following Easter service bomb attacks against churches in Sri Lanka. Around two million Christians live in the Buddhist-majority nation where Christians from Buddhist and Hindu backgrounds face discrimination for their faith. The growth of Christianity in Sri Lanka since 1980 has met with violent opposition from Buddhist extremists. Persecution has intensified since 2012, coinciding with a rise in Buddhist nationalism.Militants have burned churches and attacked Christians. In many cases, violent mobs have been led by Buddhist monks. Christians say local government officials and police do little to prevent the attacks – and are sometimes complicit in them. Anti-Christian violence has abated somewhat since 2015, when President Maithripala Sirisena came to power, pledging to uphold religious freedoms guaranteed in the constitution. “The scale of the horror takes our breath away,” says Release International.“But terrorism can never overcome the central truth of the Gospel – Christ is risen. Please pray for our brothers and sisters in Sri Lanka and wherever Christians face violence around the world.”
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SOUTHWOLD METHODIST CHURCH Minister: Rev. Christine Kennell E-mail: [email protected] Trinity 8 Corton Road, Lowestoft NR32 4PL Sunday Services – June 2019 2 June 10.30am Rev Eric Dore 9 June 10.30 am Rev Peter Rayson Holy Communion 16 June 10.30 am Led by a Worship Leader 23 June 10.30 am Southwold Arts Festival Service at St. Edmund’s Church 30 June 10.30 am Rev Louise Morrissey Fellowship Meetings take place on Thursdays at 3.00 pm. In our Church Hall. We would be delighted to have the pleasure of your company.
SOUThwold United Reformed Church Minister: Revd Charles Croll E-mail: [email protected] Sunday Services – June 2019 2 June 10.30 am. Communion Service Mr Rod Head 9 June 10.30 am. Revd Ian Fosten 16 June 10.30 am Revd Charles Croll 23 June 10.30 am. Revd Charles Croll 30 June 10.30 am. Revd Charles Croll
Sacred heart church, southwold & st. EDMUND’S RC Church Halesworth Contact Details: Fr Roger Spencer - 01502 723207 Mass at Southwold: Sunday: 11am, Mon-Thurs: 9.00am, Saturday : 10.00am & 6.00pm (vigil Mass of Sunday-Easter to October) LESTER MAYES Peasenhall Carpet & Upholstery VERY MUCH ALIVE Cleaning TREASURER FRIENDLY, LOCAL SERVICE AND A Carpet & Fabric Protectors HALL MANAGER applied
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16 17 News and views from around the Community . . .(continued) TEA IN THE GARDEN 7th July between 2.30 and 4.30pmat ‘Ranmore’, No 3 Hotson Road, Southwold IP18 6BS In aid of FESPA (Friends of East Suffolk Performing Arts), with thanks to FESPA members, Lorna Baker and Jane Ackroyd. Afterwards why not have a snoop round some more gardens of FESPA members in the neighbourhood! FESPA is the registered charity that gives financial support to our local summer theatres and other live theatre projects in East Suffolk. We also award bursaries every year to local students embarking on performing arts courses. If you value live performance, please support us. Put the date in your diary now. Reg. Charity No 1119037 Parish Giving Scheme Presentation for Waveney & Blyth Deanery on Tuesday 11TH June at 7.30 pm at Ringsfield Village Hall. Further to the advance notification given we are pleased to invite you to the Waveney& Blyth PGS Presentation on 11th June at 7.30pm at Ringsfield Village Hall. Julie Podd (PGS Adviser) and Lee Jukes (Stewardship Manager) will be visiting our Deanery to launch the PGS at a local level; a direct debit scheme which pays donations directly into your account, run by the PGS charity and supported by our Bishops. The PGS was launched here in January 2018 and has so far been a real success. At present we have already reached just over 20% Diocesan coverage (98 parishes have alreadysigned-up) and just under 450 donors giving regularly to their parish! The month of December 2018 saw over £40,000 of donations collected by parishes through the Scheme. The PGS is an efficient way to give directly to your parish. Advantages are: · Free to parishes and suitable for large or small parishes · Easy to use and reduces parish workload · Automatic collection of Gift Aid · Improves your cash flow · Helps overcome static giving (optional inflationary increase) · Can increase planned giving This is a great opportunity to find out more about the PGS and how it can help improve and sustain your parish finances. The PGS Adviser, Julie will be available to meet with benefices in the weeks following the meeting to help you plan how to implement the PGS locally and to discuss strategies to increase planned giving in your parishes. We look forward to welcoming you at the presentation at Ringsfield and would be grateful if you could confirm that you are able to attend. Please reply to [email protected]
27 News and views from around the Community . . .(continued) Hearing and Mobility Loss My quarterly article this time focuses firstly, on babies and school children, and secondly, on portable hearing loops. Hearing Loss in Children: Babies learn to speak by copying their parent’s voices, but only if they can hear them. Hearing tests for new-borns and older children are therefore vital. Indeed, delays in detecting hearing loss can have life-long effects. I recently spoke to three local residents, all of whom have had experience of teaching children with hearing loss, with a range of disabilities. They each demonstrated very clear job satisfactionmaking these comments: ‘That lightbulb moment when a child understands a new concept’ ‘When a deaf child can fully partake in a lesson’ ‘Teaching literacy to Early Years children was a blessing’ ‘A shift from child-centred to data-centred education’ I thank Sally, Henry and Leigh for all the valuable insights that they have given me in my senior years, and for all that they and their colleagues have done to improve the lives of children and young people. Portable Hearing Loops: For years, portable hearing loops have been helpful in the classroom, used in conjunction with individual hearing aids, but they are also available to adults for use in the community. These units are usually square and black bearing a blue ‘Ear/T’ logo. They have a field of about one metre square, so there is usually room to move about for both hearer and listener. I have bought my own, and I find it a great blessing,but they can only work in conjunction with personal hearing aids which have a loop setting. There is loop unit available at the reception area of the Sole Bay Health Centre. The patient can carry the loopinto the consultation room and place it on the desk between the patient and the health practitioner. It will remove most of the echoes from all the hardsurfaces, and greatly improve communication. Watch out also for the ‘Ear/T’ signs at other places including many supermarket check-outs, and the Audiology Department at James Paget Hospital. (See photo inside back cover) For those with hearing loss, we can help each other by providing some feed-back via this magazine or by e-mail to: [email protected] at any time. Let’s be hearing you! Tony Smith
28 TEAM CHURCHES’ PARISH DIRECTORY TEAM CHURCHES’ PARISH DIRECTORY Holy Trinity Church,TEAM Blythburgh CHURCHES’ Church PARISH Lane IP19 D9LPIRECTORY Holy Trinity Church, Blythburgh Church Lane IP19 9LP ChurchwardensHoly Trinity Church, - Jenny Blythburgh Allen (478314); Church PCC Lane Secretary IP19 9LP - Roselyn Crane (478801); ChurchwardensHoly Trinity Church, - Jenny Blythburgh Allen (478314); Church PCC Lane Secretary IP19 9LP - Roselyn Crane (478801); PCCChurchwardens Treasurer - -Jenny Jenny Allen Allen (478314); (478314); Church PCC Secretary Bookings - Roselyn- Jenny Allen Crane (478314); (478801); ChurchwardenPCCChurchwardens Treasurer -- -JennyMeryl Jenny Allen Doney Allen (478314); (478314);(478229); Church PCCPCC SecretarySecretary Bookings -- Roselyn-Jenny Jenny Allen Allen Crane (478314) (478314); (478801); OrganistPCC Treasurer - Patsy - MurrayJenny Allen (722022); (478314); Tower Church Correspondent Bookings - - Jenny Peggy Allen Meredith (478314); (478580) OrganistPCC Treasurer - Patsy - MurrayJenny Allen (722022); (478314); Tower Church Correspondent Bookings - - Jenny Peggy Allen Meredith (478314); (478580) ChurchOrganist of - PatsySt. Margaret, Murray Reydon(722022); Wangford Tower Correspondent Road IP18 6PB - Peggy Meredith (478580) Church of St. Margaret, Reydon Wangford Road IP18 6PB ChurchwardensChurch of St. Margaret, - Peter Britten Reydon (724617) Wangford & Pat Road Hendrickson IP18 6PB (724932) ChurchofChurchwardensChurch of St. St. Margaret, Margaret, - Peter BrittenReydonWangford Reydon (724617) Wangford & RoadPat Road Hendrickson IP18 IP18 6PB 6PB (724932) ChurchwardenChurchwardens Emeritus - Peter Britten - Raymond (724617) Harvey & Pat (722141) Hendrickson (724932) ChurchwardensChurchwarden Emeritus –- PeterJohn ReaneyBritten - Raymond (726125)(724617) Harvey Jan& Pat Collins (722141) Hendrickson (725731) (724932) PCCChurchwarden Secretary - Emeritus Sarah Britten - Raymond (724617) Harvey (722141) PCCChurchwarden Secretary –- Emeritus SarahBarbara Britten Herman- Raymond (724617) (07791 Harvey 401163) (722141) PCC TreasurerSecretary -- SarahNeil Holloway Britten (724617) (723706) PCC TreasurerSecretary -–- Sarah NeilNeil HollowayHolloway Britten (724617) (723706)(723706) TowerPCC Treasurer Correspondent - Neil Holloway - Peter Doy (723706) (723927) TowerPCC Treasurer Correspondent - Neil Holloway –- PeterPeter DoyDoy (723706) (723927)(723927) ChurchTower Correspondent of St. Andrew, - SothertonPeter Doy East(723927) of village signed on A145 NR34 8ES Church of St. Andrew, Sotherton East of village signed on A145 NR34 8ES ChurchwardensChurch of St. Andrew, - Gerard Sotherton Walker (01986 East of 874248), village Stephensigned on Flaxman A145 NR34 (01986 8ES 873123) ChurchwardensChurch of St. Andrew, - Gerard Sotherton Walker (01986 East of 874248), village Stephensigned on Flaxman A145 NR34 (01986 8ES 873123) PCCChurchwardens Secretary - Karen- Gerard Flaxman Walker (01986 (01986 873123); 874248), PCC Stephen Treasurer Flaxman - Jane (01986 Walker 873123) (01986 PCCChurchwardens Secretary - Karen- Gerard Flaxman Walker (01986 (01986 873123); 874248), PCC Stephen Treasurer Flaxman - Jane (01986 Walker 873123) (01986 874248);PCC Secretary Organist - Karen - Sue FlaxmanTaylor (578408) (01986 873123); PCC Treasurer - Jane Walker (01986 874248);PCC Secretary Organist - Karen - Sue FlaxmanTaylor (578408) (01986 873123); PCC Treasurer - Jane Walker (01986 Church874248); ofOrganist St. Lawrence, - Sue Taylor South (578408) Cove On B1127 NR34 7JD Church of St. Lawrence, South Cove On B1127 NR34 7JD ChurchwardensChurch of St. Lawrence, - Alison EvansSouth (675610),Cove On Alice B1127 Eastaugh NR34 7J D(675228) ChurchwardensChurch of St. Lawrence, - Alison EvansSouth (675610),Cove On Alice B1127 Eastaugh NR34 7J D(675228) PCCChurchwardens Treasurer - Alison- Alison Evans Evans (675610); (675610), Organist Alice Eastaugh – Alison (675228) Evans (675610) PCCChurchwardens Treasurer - Alison- Alison Evans Evans (675610); (675610), Organist Alice Eastaugh – Alison (675228) Evans (675610) ChurchPCC Treasurer of St. Edmund, - Alison EvansSouthwold (675610); Bartholomew Organist – AlisonGreen IP18Evans 6JA (675610) Church of St. Edmund, Southwold Bartholomew Green IP18 6JA ChurchwardensChurch of St. Edmund, - Jane Ackroyd Southwold (724951), Bartholomew Marcus Knight Green (07710 IP18 6JA 775891) ChurchwardenChurchwardensChurch of St. Edmund, – - Marcus Jane Ackroyd Southwold Knight (724951), (07710775891); Bartholomew Marcus PCC Knight Green Secretary (07710 IP18 6JA – 775891) Hugh Williamson PCCChurchwardens Secretary - Hugh- Jane WilliamsonAckroyd (724951), (722319); Marcus PCC TreasurerKnight (07710 - Michael 775891) Carter (724900); PCCChurchwardens Secretary - Hugh- Jane WilliamsonAckroyd (724951), (722319); Marcus PCC TreasurerKnight (07710 - Michael 775891) Carter (724900); (722319);DirectorPCC Secretary ofPCC Music Treasurer- Hugh - Victor Williamson – ScottJill Horne (723775); (722319); (723220); Tower PCC Director TreasurerCaptain of -Music Julia - Michael Johnson – Victor Carter (723781)Scott (724900); (723775); DirectorPCC Secretary of Music - Hugh - Victor Williamson Scott (723775); (722319); Tower PCC TreasurerCaptain - Julia - Michael Johnson Carter (723781) (724900); TowerVergerDirector Captain- Joanof Music Goldsmith – Kate - Victor Assmann (722422/725726); Scott (722600);(723775); VergerTower –Captain Joan Goldsmith - Julia Johnson (722422/725726) (723781) VergerDirector - Joanof Music Goldsmith - Victor (722422/725726); Scott (723775); Tower Captain - Julia Johnson (723781) ChurchVerger - ofJoan St. Goldsmith Mary, Uggeshall (722422/725726); Wangford Road NR34 8BD ChurchwardensChurch of St. Mary, - Giles Uggeshall Crisp (578251), Wangford Colin Road Hill (578206); NR34 8B PCCD Secretary - Clare Palmer ChurchwardensChurch of St. Mary, -- GilesGiles Uggeshall Crisp Crisp (578251), (578251), Wangford Colin Clair Road Hill Palmer (578206); NR34 (578679) 8B PCCD Secretary - Clare Palmer (578679);Churchwardens PCC Treasurer - Giles Crisp - Giles (578251), Crisp (578251),Colin Hill Organist (578206); - PCC Sue TSecretaryaylor (578408) - Clare Palmer (578679);Churchwardens PCC Treasurer - Giles Crisp - Giles (578251), Crisp (578251),Colin Hill Organist (578206); - PCC Sue TSecretaryaylor (578408) - Clare Palmer Church(578679); of PCC St. Andrew,Treasurer Walberswick - Giles Crisp The(578251), Street Organist IP18 6UZ - Sue Taylor (578408) Church(578679); of PCC St. Andrew,Treasurer Walberswick - Giles Crisp The(578251), Street Organist IP18 6UZ - Sue Taylor (578408) ChurchwardensChurch of St. Andrew, - John Simpson Walberswick (723384), The John Street Anderson; IP18 6UZ PCC Secretary - Julia Josephs ChurchwardensChurch of St. Andrew, - John Simpson Walberswick (723384), The John Street Anderson; IP18 6UZ PCC Secretary - Julia Josephs (722828);Churchwardens PCC Treasurer - John Simpson - Kevin (723384), Murphy; John Organist Anderson; - Julia PccPCC Joseph Secretary Secretarys (722828) Jacki - Julia Neeves Josephs (722828);Churchwardens PCC Treasurer - John Simpson - Kevin (723384), Murphy; John Organist Anderson; - Julia PCC Joseph Secretarys (722828) - Julia Josephs (722556)(722828); PCC Treasurer - Kevin Murphy; Organist - Julia Josephs (722828) Church(722828); of PCC St. PeterTreasurer and St.- Kevin Paul, Murphy; Wangford Organist Church - StreetJulia Joseph NR34s 8RR (722828) Church(722828); of PCC St. PeterTreasurer and St.- Kevin Paul, Murphy; Wangford Organist Church - StreetJulia Joseph NR34s 8RR (722828) ChurchwardensChurch of St. Peter - Valerie and St. Beckett Paul, Wangford(578987), Jackie Church Casement Street NR34 (578992) 8RR ChurchwardensChurch of St. Peter - Valerie and St. Beckett Paul, Wangford(578987), Jackie Church Casement Street NR34 (578992) 8RR AssistantChurchwardens Churchwarden - Valerie -Beckett Linda Smith (578987), (578754); Jackie Casement (578992) AssistantChurchwardens Churchwarden - Valerie -Beckett Linda Smith (578987), (578754); Jackie Casement (578992) PCCAssistant Secretary Churchwarden - Edna Utting, - Linda Organist Smith -(578754); 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34 Excavations at Holy Trinity, Blythburgh Tony Smith demonstrates a hearing loop
St Margaret’s Charity Plant Stall in Southwold
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Baby Erin’s Baptism Baby Erin is the daughter of Louise and Ben and granddaughter of Jocelin and Colin Cameron St Margaret’s Charity Plant Stall in Southwold 31 Heart and Sole is published by the Sole Bay Team Ministry, 8 C of E parishes in NE Suffolk. Printed by Southwold Press Ltd. www.southwoldpress.co.uk Tel: 01502 723361 32