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THE NEWSLETTER AT THE ROOTS OF THE GRAND UNION BENEFICE OF BLISWORTH AND STOKE BRUERNE/ SHUTLANGER, WITH GRAFTON REGIS, ALDERTON AND MILTON MALSOR Message from our Rector Dear Reader, As I write this letter for your March edition, our days are becoming longer, bright spring bulbs are bursting into life bringing joy and colour to the world. We turn our backs on the dark winter days and look ahead to new beginnings. A new beginning is awaiting Rev’d Sue as we say farewell to her on 3 March with a special service at Milton Malsor starting at 10.30 a m. Sue will then have a few weeks to move to her new Benefice. I do hope you will be able to come to her induction service at Aynho parish church on Saturday 30 March at 3.00 p m. We give thanks for the time she has spent with us and we send her forward with our love and prayers as she begins this new chapter of her ministry. The next part of this letter is something that I thought I would not be writing for several years to come, but, as we know, God moves in mysterious ways. It is with a heavy heart that I must tell you that I also will be moving on to pastures new. Last May, Bishop Donald asked me to consider moving to the Spencer Benefice. In obedience I have followed that call and after much soul searching and prayer, I finally went for an interview in January and I have been appointed as the Rector of Brington with Whilton & Norton & Church Brampton w Chapel Brampton & Harlestone & East Haddon & Holdenby. This has been a very difficult decision for me, I love it here; we have built a strong Benefice and we have so many good things going on and I had plans for our future together. The Bishop pointed out to me that you don’t need me now - you are all in a good strong place; my job here is done and he feels that I am needed in the Spencer Benefice. I shall be leaving you sometime in May. At this point I do not have the date but please pencil Sunday 2 June at 3.00 pm in your diary as that is when Bishop John will be inducting me into my new Benefice. I hope you, my friends, can be there with me. So, it is new beginnings all around. Some expected, some not but if we go forward to whatever life brings to us with God beside us, Christ within us and through the power of the Holy Spirit, then all shall be well. Yours in Christ, Rev’d Andrea Streetchurch The Benefice team is on duty for the first time this year on Sunday 17 March 2019. Linda and Doris are happy to receive donations from Alderton. Jean Glanville will co-ordinate for Grafton Regis. Roger Evans (01604 862473) and Andrea Downhill (01604 864280) are in the team and will be happy to receive donations from Stoke Bruerne and Shutlanger and donations from Blisworth may be dropped off in the church porch before 11.30 a m please. Donations of sandwiches, cakes, wrapped biscuits, crisps, fruit, fruit squash are most welcome. May thanks to you all for your generous support. Doris Service Schedule for March 2019 Sunday 3 March Sunday 17 March 9.30 a m: Holy Communion, BCP, Milton Malsor 8.00 a m: Holy Communion, BCP, Blisworth 9.30 a m: Morning Worship, Shutlanger 9.30 a m: Holy Communion, CW, Milton Malsor (with APCM) 11.00 a m: Word and Worship, Blisworth 11.00 a m: Holy Communion, CW, Grafton Regis (with APCM) 6 March – Ash Wednesday 11.00 a m: Morning Worship, Blisworth 7.00 p m: Holy Communion, CW, Blisworth Sunday 24 March Sunday 10 March 9.30 a m: Morning Worship, Milton Malsor 9.30 a m: Morning Worship, Milton Malsor 9.30 a m: Holy Communion, CW, Alderton (with APCM) 9.30 a m: Holy Communion, CW, Stoke (with APCM) 11.00 a m: Holy Communion, CWQ, Blisworth (with APCM) 11.00 a m: Holy Communion, CW, Blisworth Sunday 31 March – Mothering Sunday 10.30 a m: Holy Communion, CW, Alderton Every Wednesday: 9.30 a m, Morning Prayer, Blisworth and Milton Malsor Useful Telephone Numbers for the United Benefice of Blisworth and Stoke Bruerne with Grafton Regis, Alderton and Milton Malsor Rector: Revd Andrea Watkins, tel 01604 857619 Curate: Rev’d Sue Cooper, tel 01604 764243 Churchwarden of Blisworth: Mrs Fiona McKenzie, tel 01604 859541 Churchwardens of Stoke Bruerne: Mrs Christine Frost, tel 01604-862561 and Mr Lee Arnfield, tel 01604 864553 Churchwardens of Grafton Regis: Mrs Jean Glanville, tel 01908 543463 and Mrs Judy Kendrick-Simonsen, tel 01908 542535 Churchwarden of Alderton: Mrs Amanda Selvey, tel 01327 811380. Churchwardens of Milton Malsor: Mrs Jane Treharne, tel 01604 858323 and Mrs Sue Bell, tel 01327 351043 The Julian Group for Silent Prayer The Julian Group for Silent Prayer – making space for God. The group meets on the second Monday of the month (11 March) from 5.00 p m to 6.00 p m, usually at 2 Towcester Road, Blisworth. You are welcome to join us to ‘taste and see’ or on a regular basis. Contact Sue Cutts or Hilary Spurrier for more information. March 2019 www.grassnews.co.uk - 1 - Volume 39, Issue 3 VILLAGE NEWS STOKE BRUERNE Music Event On 22 March 2019 there will be a special, intimate music event at St Mary the Virgin Church in Stoke Bruerne. Doors open at 6.30 p m and the performances will begin at 7.00 p m. Tickets are available at £10 from audiovendor.com or directly from The Boat Inn. Call 01604 862428 to secure your place. Refreshments, (both alcoholic and soft drinks) will be available between acts and will be provided by The Boat Inn. There will be four high quality acoustic acts, each performing a 30 minute set of their original music, ranging from folk to highly poetic storytelling through song. The acts are as follows: Tu-kay and Ryan, a local duo becoming known for their lush harmonies and carefully considered lyrics. Leicester based singer/songwriter, Andy Griffiths, with his soothing vocals and songs steeped in folk history and tales of love, hope and madness. Kenneth J Nash, with his haunting music speaking of love, regret and renewal. Local group, Hazeyjane, whose music creates an atmosphere of emotional intimacy. Intelligent and thought provoking lyrics combine with beautiful vocals and a diverse depth of sound. For added comfort, feel free to bring a blanket and cushions to add to the warm and intimate atmosphere created in the natural surroundings of the church. We invite you all to support the church and local artists for what promises to be a unique experience in a wonderful setting. St. Mary the Virgin Church Coffee Morning Many thanks to all those who came along to support our first coffee Morning of the year, on Saturday 9 February. We had a good turn out and it was good to welcome a few newcomers. There was the usual buzz from folk enjoying a natter over a coffee and cake. We raised, in total, £195 towards church funds. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the event. Our next coffee morning will be on Saturday 11 May at the time of 10.00 a m to 12.00 noon. On that occasion “ReChoired” will be performing from 11.00 a m and there will be a plant stall so there will be lots to look forward to! We shall also have lilies on display, in memory of deceased loved ones. Please come and join us for what promises to be an eventful morning. Music Evening We are thrilled that St Mary the Virgin Church has been chosen as the venue for ‘an evening of high quality original music’ by Audio Vendor, on Friday 22 March. It will be something new for the church and we look forward to hosting the event. We are grateful to The Boat Inn for providing drinks between acts. Doors open at 6.30 p m. We hope you will come along and join us for this new experience. Further details can be found in this issue of GRASS. Spring Tidy The date for our annual spring tidy at the church is Saturday 13 April, between 9.30 a m and 12.00 noon. We are so grateful to those of you who regularly give of your time to help us clean the church inside and out. It makes such a difference and it is much appreciated. Please put the date in your diary. Many thanks on behalf of the PCC. Annual Parish Assembly Tuesday 12 March, 7.00 p m All Stoke Bruerne Residents are encouraged to attend the Annual Parish Assembly which will take place in the village hall. As well as reviewing the year just gone, we will be discussing priorities for 2019 and beyond. We also hope to have a representative from NCC Highways present to discuss the issue of traffic in the village and representatives from ABILITY, which is a Community Transport Scheme that could possibly be extended to cover Stoke Bruerne. Speed Indicator Sign The first sign is now on order and should be installed over the next few weeks. Community Litter Pick Sunday 24 March, 10.00 a m Volunteers are needed to clear Stoke Bruerne of the high level of litter which seems to have accumulated over the winter months.
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