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C MICHAEL HANBY ACCOUNTANT Sole Trader/Partnership/Limited Company Accounts Personal/Partnership/Company Tax Returns VAT Returns PAYE Bureau (Inc 50p C MICHAEL HANBY ACCOUNTANT Sole Trader/Partnership/Limited Company Accounts Personal/Partnership/Company Tax Returns VAT Returns PAYE Bureau (inc. RTI) Internet filing of all returns 8 Galgate, BARNARD CASTLE, DL12 8BG Phone/fax: 01833 638287 Email: [email protected] www.cmhanbyaccountant.co.uk Member of the Association of Accounting Technicians SUNDAY SERVICES BARNARD CASTLE The Decor and 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion Carpet Centre 10.30 a.m. Main Service (for details see monthly calendar page) 4.00 p.m. The Four o'clock Service for young families (please check calendar) For a full home 4.00 p.m. (1st Sunday) Evensong interior service FUNERAL DIRECTOR WHORLTON Come in and see our selection of 9.00 a.m. 2nd & 4th Sundays Holy Communion FLOORCOVERINGS, LIGHTING, CHAPEL OF REST * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FABRICS, TILES VICAR: Revd Canon Alec Harding MA (Hons), The Vicarage, and much, much more. FLORAL TRIBUTES Parsons Lonnen, Newgate DL12 8ST (637018) Now in our 28th year CATERING READERS: Astley Fenwick BSc C.Eng (637392) Allen Jenkins ARRANGED David Walker BA (Hons), CPFA (650396) 87 Montalbo Road, READER Emeritus: David Blakely MA Barnard Castle DL12 8BP Tel: 01833 690009 Tel: 01833 638655 day or night * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ORGANIST: Annette Butters GLCM (Hons), LTCL (TD), LTCL (GMT) MindSight Hypnotherapy COMPLETE GARDENS Caring Professional Confidential CHURCHWARDENS: Ann Woodward*(627264), John Emerson (627364), Claire Oates, D.Hyp ILM AND Hypnotherapy Practitioner Margaret Miles (637512), Telephone: 07789244649 Email: [email protected] GROUNDS MAINTENANCE David Bailey (641156) Mindsight Hypnotherapy * with responsibility for Whorlton TURFING PCC SECRETARY: David Walker (650396) Hypnotherapy can help with: COMPLETE LAWN CARE TREASURER: Robert Stenlake (637334) Allergies IBS LOW MAINTENANCE GARDENS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Anxiety/Panic Attacks Insomnia PRUNING AND PLANTING Chronic Pain Management Migraines HEDGE CUTTING PARISH HALL Claustrophobia Nail Biting CARETAKER AND BOOKINGS SECRETARY: Stephen Guy (630732) Confidence/Self Esteem Public Speaking TIDY UPS Depression Recurrent Nightmares GARDEN PLANNING AND ADVICE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Driving Test Nerves Shyness & Blushing CHURCH WEBSITE : www.stmarysbarnardcastle.org.uk Exams Smoking Cessation FREE ESTIMATES Fears & Phobias Some Skin Disorders FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pages/St-Marys-Barnard-Castle-with- Fertility Sports Performance Quality workmanship Gambling Addiction Stress Management Whorlton/432786520147183 Habits Weight Reduction by a trained horticulturalist For names and telephone numbers of other church contacts please see page 24 CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION NOW ON Simon Copeland 07789244649 Tel: 01833 631413 Mob: 07796 603056 3 YOUR CONFIDENTIALITY IS ASSURED April 2016 It has been yet another busy month at Green Lane with Dear All lots of exciting things happening. We have had two great A question: what words come to mind when you think about your Year 5 class collective worships with Mrs Hartley’s class attitude to money? A second question: if you were to win the lottery celebrating World Book Day and Miss Cone’s class (yes, the question assumes you’ve bought a ticket but stay with me...) celebrating Sport Relief. Both classes also set the what would you do with the cash? school challenges during the day relating to the events A recent group I was with answered the first question with words like which were enjoyed by all. These included older children reading and ‘careful’ and ‘prudent’. Getting ‘value for money’ was important to a sharing books with the younger children for World Book Day and doing group that had predominantly grown up through some pretty ‘lean’ stop and drop exercise challenges for Sport Relief. times. No one in my group seemed ever likely to ‘splash the cash’ in a Our Key Stage 2 children have also been involved in reckless manner, for money represented work (often hard work) and its a cross country event with seven children value was appreciated accordingly. The same set of words followed through with my second question. A lottery win would see some money progressing to the County cross country final. Year going to charity once suitable investments had been made for future 5 also attended a Quick Sticks hockey tournament security and the wellbeing of family: no one felt comfortable with the at Teesdale School where our two teams came in idea of having ‘too much’ but no one knew exactly what too much second and third place. Our school football team would look like. have also been involved in league games winning two of their four games. Well done to all sporting Wisdom, prudence, carefulness – these words are good. As Christians we are called to be responsible stewards of the gifts we have received children. from God. As a church we present annual accounts, we try to be open We have also been set a sporting challenge this month from Alverton about how and where we spend money and we handle all that comes into School in Northallerton to “Run to Rio” linked to the forthcoming our accounts with due diligence and care. There are however some other Olympic Games. We are awarded ‘miles’ for exercising in and out of words that perhaps need to be heard more regularly in Christian school and each week we add up our miles to see which school has discussion about finance and these words are the gospel words of “run” the furthest. It is nearly 6000 miles to Rio and we are hoping to generosity, grace, gift, gratitude, abundance and joy. be there first! This month, in these great days of Easter, the Church Council is nd launching a stewardship programme entitled ‘Giving in Grace’. Of On Monday 22 February any Rainbow, Brownie, Guide, Beaver, Cub or course, every family needs to balance its books and ‘live within its Scout who wanted to, could wear their uniform to school to celebrate means’ - the church is no different. Yet our giving to the work of God’s their organisations’ Thinking Day. It was great to see so many of our church isn’t really about balancing the books or paying the bills at all. children involved in these uniformed organisations. Rather, our giving is a response to the overflowing generosity of God Many families enjoyed participating in our Big Breakfast on Monday that we receive each and every day. We give because we seek to imitate 7th March. “Sit down for breakfast, stand up for farmers” was a giant His giving. So ‘Giving in Grace’ is not a one off appeal for funds, rather it is an invitation to join in the overflow of God’s giving so that all Fairtrade breakfast in support of farmers who grow the food we have people and all things might in turn give praise to God for His generosity every morning such as coffee, tea, cocoa and bananas. Our school hall and love shown through us. was full with children, parents and carers enjoying a special start to Alec the school day. 5 6 Our Year 6 pupils recently enjoyed a Safety Carousel event organised by Durham County Council Fire and Rescue Brigade. This involved informative workshops led by the Fire Service, Northern Powergrid, Police, Durham County Council and the RNLI. During this term all children have been busy producing brilliant homework for our Life on Earth topic and we are very impressed with the models, creations and facts which the children have created and researched. All classes have created a fantastic display in our school hall which parents and carers have enjoyed looking at. To link with this topic all of Key Stage 2 children have also visited Middleton Mart to explore the world of farming and enjoyed lots of farming related activities. Finally as our spring term ends we say goodbye to Mrs Atkinson who is taking up an exciting new post as an outdoor education specialist. Happy Easter to everyone. Mrs Linsley and Mrs Hartley Once again the school are collecting “Active Kids” vouchers from Sainsbury’s - if you have any to spare please pass them to Frances Stenlake or put in the “S” pigeonhole. Thanks Christian Aid diary dates Christian Aid week: 15th-21st May 2016. Helen Scott will be contacting regular street collectors during March/April. If anyone would like to join the team or find out what is involved, please contact Helen on 690169. On May 1st, the 10.30 am service at Barnard Castle will have a Christian Aid theme. 7 8 WOMEN’S WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 2016 Churches Together in Barnard Castle & Startforth Friday 4th March 2016 St. Mary’s Parish Church, Barnard Castle hosted the 2016 Women’s World Day of Prayer service which was planned by the Christian women of Cuba. A “Welcome Café” before the service offered coffee, tea, lemonade and home-made Cuban cookies. The church was hung with Cuban flags and resounded to lively Cuban music and modern hymns very appropriate to the theme. An eight-minute meditation period was backed by images of Cuba and quiet music. A dramatized reading describing the lives and challenges of the people of Cuba was presented by members of the congregation including three girls from Barnard Castle School who were accompanied by the School Chaplain, Revd. Darren Moore. Joan Johnson was the organist and the service was led by Iris Hillery. Over 50 women and men attended the morning service with a further service being held in the afternoon at St. Cuthbert’s, Cotherstone. The theme of the service “Receive children, Receive me” focused on the call for us to accept every human being as unique and equally worthy to God – young and old, rich and poor, just and unjust – whoever they are. Mariposa ‘prayer flowers’ were given to everyone in the congregation who could write on each tag the name of someone they would like to pray for.
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