St James the Great with Heskin

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FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 Useful Numbers https://www.stjamesthegreat.net https://www.facebook.com/StJamesWrightington

VICAR Stef Dnistrianskyj 01257 451332 email: stjamesthegreatwhgmail.com CHURCHWARDENS Anne Sharples 01257 424105 email: [email protected] Geoff Barlow 01257 367765 email: [email protected] ASST. VERGER Syd Johnson 01257 450310 PCC SECRETARY Sue Crawford 01257 453171 ORGANIST Pauline Chapman 01257 453087 HALL BOOKINGS Anne Sharples 01257 424105 SUNDAY SCHOOL Rachael Green 07921 854810 ST. JAMES PLAYERS Roger Rowlandson 07703 529392 MOTHERS’ UNION Marie Taylor 01257 424919 GIFT AID Colin Moulton 01257 453073 STEWARDSHIP Margaret Morris 01257 452569 RAINBOWS Sarah O’Neill 07480 350850 BAPTISM SECRETARY Marie Taylor 01257 424919 HESKIN SCHOOL Jayne Carrier 01257 451365 SAFE FROM HARM Sue Crawford 01257 453171

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COVER SHOT: Signs of Spring

2 | ST. JAMES THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 3 Vicars Message A happy new year to all our readers – those who thumb through the pages, as well as those who click or swipe through the text on screens of various sizes. We begin this year with our new church hall room taking shape. It has been a pleasure to see it built so carefully, and it has inspired us to want to carry on and follow through with the other stages. There will be more fund-raising, of course, to see our dreams fulfilled, but after a year here now, I know that those activities are a vital element in what holds us together as a community, and enables us to grow and celebrate, alongside our worship. Please don’t stop being generous and taking part! We have other dreams too, which are afoot. The new room will give us more scope for Sunday School activities, but how about something during the week for our young people as they move towards their teenage years? And would there be interest in bringing church to Heskin School once in a while? An interactive, all age, never-know-what-to-expect kind of worship? If that thought has made you raise your eyebrows and smile, then you might well be one of the ‘bricks’ we need to build this fresh part of church. I want to hear from you!! (No experience necessary, other than a willingness to learn, to serve, love, and have fun) There will be Lent Studies of some kind to try this year – possible even in the parish room! I promise there will be something to whet your appetite. Try it at least once! We never got round to opening up the vicarage for festive fun this Christmas, but we intend to do that later on this year – you won’t need your Santa Hats – you can safely pack them away. It does feel like Ann and I have been here for much more than a year – and I mean that in a brilliant way. You are very welcoming, and not just to us. And now that we have shared in many baptisms, a few weddings, and of course some deeply felt goodbyes to such well-loved people (and you’ve kindly let me play with my temperamental technology) we inevitably have become more properly part of Wrightington and Heskin life. And I’ve learned quite a few of your names – most of them correctly!! And finally, a special new year welcome to those of you who found your way in to church this year and have enriched us by your presence and belonging. Bill and Linda Sloane are no strangers to us, but have decided this is where they want to worship this past year. My challenge for 2020 - for you newly settled in, alongside everyone else - find opportunities this year to take part in at least one new thing, and realise you can take responsibility and shape our common life together. With love and appreciation Stef

4 | ST. JAMES THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE Mothers’ Union

A very Happy New Year to all our readers, did you have a nice Christmas? December started with our Christmas Party. Members from Mawdesley and Eccleston were invited and we had our usual Jacobs Join and “Santa Sack”. We did our own entertainment at this party as the group who were going to entertain us couldn’t make it. We had an ongoing Quiz during the evening and entertainment by Margaret Singleton from Mawdesley (The Return of Albert and The Innkeepers Wife), Eileen Gerrard gave us a rendition of “The Messiah”!!!!!!!, and, at great expense we had a visit from Hylda Baker and Cynthia (well done if you remember them). This act brought the house down when we realised that Cynthia was in fact Eric France – and very fetching he looked too. Hylda was played by Muriel Fox. Thanks also go to Pauline who played a selection of songs and carols for us to sing. (a practice for the Carol Service!) Thanks also go to my neighbours for the loan of their keyboard. Our over 80’s members went home with a table decoration and they were also delivered to our over 80’s who couldn’t attend. Thanks to all our members who made up the Mothers Union choir at the Nine Lessons and Carols, the new format seemed to go down well and was a nice change. Unfortunately 2019 came to a very sad end when we lost our friend Margaret Walters. Margaret had been a member of the Mothers Union since 2009 and in the past few years as a member of the committee, had taken on the roll of making sure our over 80’s members received a card and some flowers or a plant on their birthdays. For many years before that she was a Sunday School teacher and was very much loved by the children she taught. She was a great asset to both Mothers Union and the Church and will be very sadly missed. January 2020 (how the time flies) started with our AGM and Hot Pot lunch and was attended by 20 members and 1 new recruit. We started the meeting with a minute’s silence in memory of Margaret and with prayer. The meeting took its usual course through the minutes of the 2019 meeting, the Branch Leaders report of attendance and activities during 2019, and our financial status at the end of 2019. Once again the Branch Leader and the remaining Committee were re-elected for a further 12 months. Members were informed of the date and time of Margaret’s funeral and we hope to have most of our members in attendance. Our February meeting on the 11th is a talk by Marilyn Gregory on the History of Hairdressing. The World Day of Prayer this year is at 2pm on Friday March 6th at All Saints Church . March 10th we have Eric and Audrey France at our meeting telling us about their trip to Jerusalem. Everyone is welcome to our meetings and a full list of them is on the Notice Board at the back of Church and also on the Play & Praise notice board in the Church Hall. God Bless Marie

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 5 From our Remembrance Book for February

In Loving Memory of 1st Elizabeth Ivy Walkden 1st Thomas Anderton Blackburn 1st Ellen Silcock 4th Francis Richard Sharrock 5th James Strange 5th Joseph Walker 6th Harry Rutter 6th Jean Chapman 6th Evelyn Peggy Waugh 7th Ellen Clementson 7th Ellen Hilton 8th Bessie Norris 8th Margaret Taylor 8th William Allan Carr 8th Richard Stringfellow 8th Elizabeth Stringfellow 10th Ernest Westhead 11th Christine Smith 13th David Owen 14th Gordon Earl 14th David Littlefair 15th Alice Jolley 16th Sheila Blacklock 16th Alice MarianTattersall 18th Beryl Shaw 18th Peggy Norris 21st Vera Turner 21st Susan Lancelotte 22nd Betty Taylor 24th Margaret Walker 25th Doris Alice Gregson 27th James Rushton 27th Hubert Bryan Taylor 27th Beatrice Rose Bowling 28th David Rowley

6 | ST. JAMES THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE From our Remembrance Book for March

In Loving Memory of

1st Eveline Miles 17th William Lawrie 1st Philip Anthony McKinnon 18th Tom Green 2nd Walter Rothwell 20th Robert Green 2nd Peggy Kinder 22nd Rev. John Andrew 3rd Margaret Johnson 22nd Ronald Slater 3rd Wilfred Gregson 22nd Beatrice Wilcock 4th Helen Curtis 22nd Claire Hodgson 5th Gene Rogers 25th Ethel Wadsworth 5th Harold Taylor 25th Francis Arthur Hailwood 8th Ann Holding 26th Elizabeth Clayton 10th William Allan Sharples 27th Fred Spedding 10th Lilian Spedding 29th Michael Bullivant 11th Peggy Bibby 29th Robert Ross 12th Norman Jones 12th Stanley Wright If you would like a name added to the Remembrance Book, please contact the Vicar 13th Peter Ashworth or Churchwarden. 13th Christopher Harper 14th Harry Stringfellow 17th Joseph Wilcock 17th William Fiddler 17th Marion Goulding

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 7 36 Club Draw November 2019 PRIZE TICKET NO NAME £50 33 Jean Dunsby £40 35 Catherine Hall £30 118 James Sharrat £20 36 Alex Makinson £20 51 Eileen Gerrard

36 Club Draw December 2019 PRIZE TICKET NO NAME £75 31 Cathy Pass £50 105, 12, 67, 90, 111 Ann & Stef Dnistrianskyj, Alan Carr, John Burton, Frank Johnson, Christine Gray £40 124, 30, 79, 74, 24 Jim Rowley, Keith & Joanne Green, Lorraine Gilder, Teri Rowlandson, Helen Orme £30 104, 56, 2, 39, 112 Christine Richardson, Sue Crawford, Liz McAvoy, Alan Lancelotte, Mary Swire £20 34, 4, 25, 54, 73 Evelyn Grundy, Doreen Gaskell, Janet Marsh, Syd Johnson, Eric France

Rainbows had a very short jam packed half term just before we broke up for Christmas. We played lots of new games and played, as requested, with our parachute. We made Christmas decorations and ‘Santa stop here’ signs. We had a lovely Christmas party. We played games and won prizes. We ate party food and swapped secret Santa presents. Rainbows returns on January 15th finishing on February 12th for half term. Returning February 26th until March 25th. 2nd Wrightington Rainbows runs on a Wednesday night 5-6pm. We currently have spaces if you would like to join us.

8 | ST. JAMES THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE St James’ Church Magazine Subscription 2020

If you have your magazine delivered to your home, your Subscription for 2020 is now due. It is still only £5 for 6 issues - February, April, June, August, October & December. Please let your distributor have your subscription as soon as possible,if you have not already done so. Thank you.

Charitable Giving

The PCC approved the following donations:- £100 each to The Salvation Army, Shelter, The Leprosy Mission, Source of Hope, and MIND. The Toys from this year’s Toy Service were collected by the IDVA (Independent Domestic Violence Advocate.) The Christingle Collection this year was £236.48 for the Children’s Society. All Christmas Collections were sent to Derian House and totalled £460.52.

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 9 From the Registers

HOLY BAPTISM “We welcome into the Lord’s family” 24 Nov Annabel Pearl Turner 28 Dec Lesley Green

CHRISTIAN BURIAL “May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace” 5 Nov Michael John Wellby

Acknowledgements The PCC would like to thank all those who have kindly made donations to St James’ Church £120.00 Donation at the Baptism of Annabel Pearl Turner £250.00 Donation at the Baptism of Lesley Green £419.95 Offertory at the funeral of Michael John Wellby Donations in loving memory of Michael John Wellby :- £50 Mavis & Syd £30 Margaret, Tom & Stuart + G/A £20 Sue & Gerry + G/A £10 Anne Sharples + G/A £20 Alan & Brenda Carr £20 Alan & Eileen Gerrard £25 Marjorie & Geoff £10 Barbara & David £5 Bill & Evelyn £50 In loving memory of a dear son & brother from Phyllis Thistlethwaite £20 In loving memory of Bessie Bibby from Maurice & Jean Whalley £20 In loving memory of Walter Richardson from Enyd & family £50 Donation in lieu of Christmas cards Alan Lancelotte £100 Anonymous donation G/A £270 Additional cash from the Christmas Fair

10 | ST. JAMES THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE Donations to the Building Project

COMMUNITY ROOM Total brought forward from previous magazine £26,643.00 More Attic Sale £255.00 Family Bingo Night £331.00 Alison & Clive’s Coffee mornings Nov/Dec £347.50 Duchy of Lancaster Benev. Fund Grant £1000.00 Donation from the Art Group £200.00 With thanks at the Baptism of our grandson from P & A Rowley £100.00 In loving memory of David Johnson loving husband & dad, from Carol, Nick & Megan £50.00 In loving memory of Mike Wellby - Eric & Audrey £20.00 In loving memory of Mike Wellby - John & Sue £40.00 In loving memory of Mike Wellby & gratitude for 19 happy years at St James – from Rev Roger & Mrs ChristineTownley £500.00 (as mentioned in previous magazine this donation will be acknowledged with a plaque to honour the generosity) Buy a Brick since last magazine - 2 donations £70.00 Buy a Brick Donation by 3 – 36 Club winners £100.00 TOTAL TO DATE £29,656.50 Family Purse DATE STEWARDSHIP GIFT AID S.ORDERS LOOSE PLATE 3 Nov £249.50 £162.00 £81.62 10 Nov £404.00 £149.70 £112.26 17 Nov £268.00 £178.00 £175.49 24 Nov £372.50 £61.50 £812.00 £110.97 1 Dec £161.50 £80.00 £77.10 8 Dec £144.50 £51.00 £70.80 15 Dec £347.50 £127.80 £71.11 22 Dec £327.50 £50.92 £46.40 29 Dec £210.50 £93.50 £812.00 £62.70

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 11 Diary for February 2020

FEBRUARY 1 Sat 7.30pm Upholland U3a performing the play 'Ey Oop Campers !! in Church Hall Proceeds to the Building Fund 2 4TH SUNDAY BEFORE LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion with Sunday School 3 Mon 10 - 12 Coffee Morning at Alison and Clive’s Proceeds to Building Fund 5 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion 9 3RD SUNDAY BEFORE LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Family Service No Communion 11 Tues 7.30pm Mother’s Union – Marilyn Gregory The History of Hairdressing 12 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion 14 Fri 3.30pm Heskin Pemberton School closes for Half term 16 2ND SUNDAY BEFORE LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion No Sunday School Holy baptism of Teddy Ormesher 12.00 noon 36 Club Draw 18 Tues 7.30pm PCC meeting in Church Hall 19 Wed 10.30am No Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm No Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion

12 | ST. JAMES’ THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE Diary for February 2020

23 SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion No Sunday School 24 Mon 9.00am Heskin Pemberton School opens 26 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion 29 Sat 8.00pm Leap Year Dance in Church Hall with Sounds Retro – proceeds to Building Project March 2020 1 1ST SUNDAY OF LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion with Sunday School 2 Mon 10 - 12.00 Coffee Moring at Alison and Clive’s Proceeds to Building Project 4 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion 6 Fri 2.00pm Women’s World Day of Prayer at Appley Bridge All Saints 8 2ND SUNDAY OF LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion with Sunday School 10 Tues 7.30pm Mother’s Union – Audrey & Eric France Trip to Jerusalem 11 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Toddler Group 5.00pm Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 13 Diary for March 2020

15 3RD SUNDAY OF LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion 12 noon 36 Club Draw 17 Tues 7.30pm PCC Meeting in Church Hall 18 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion 22 4TH SUNDAY OF LENT (MOTHERING SUNDAY) 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Family Service everyone welcome 25 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion 27 Fri 7.30pm Red Admirals Brass Band in Church 29 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion with Sunday School April 2020 1 Wed 10.30am Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm No Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion 3 Fri 2.00pm Heskin Pemberton School closes for Easter 5 PALM SUNDAY (crosses will be given out at both services) 9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion No Sunday School 6 Mon 10 - 12.00 Coffee Moring at Alison and Clive’s Proceeds to Building Project 8 Wed 10.30am No Play & Praise Parent & Toddler Group 5.00pm No Rainbows 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion

14 | ST. JAMES’ THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE Sunday School News

Welcome back and a Happy New Year to all. Christmas seems a while ago now but as ever I hope you enjoyed the Sunday School Nativity which was as always very entertaining with a dancing donkey and 3 very weathered shepherds! You had to see it to believe it. Well done to all the children and parents. As I write this article for the February/March edition Sunday School are not yet back in action! Resuming this Sunday for a New Year with a few changes to the structure of our Sunday morning lesson. We are hoping to have a Toddler/PreSchool area when the community room is complete with more play, music and stories for our younger generation. This hopefully allowing the older ones an opportunity to discuss aspects of the bible teachings in a more age focused environment. Also more physical space should they need to act out, dance or sing their learning. We hope Sunday School continues to grow, develop and be enjoyed by young people in 2020 and our thankful to the warm support from parents and parishioners. Thank you to Becky Wild who has kindly offered to help lead Sunday school on our rota basis allowing Rachael to concentrate on the toddler age group. We are looking for additional leaders or helpers so please do ask if your are interested. Many thanks Rachael

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 15 Christingle Thank you so much to the willing and regular band of helpers who gave up a morning during the very busy run up to Christmas. Joan Crompton, Helen Orme, Marie Taylor and Anne Sharples helped to make the 75 Christingles for our wonderful Christingle Service on Christmas Eve with only a mince pie as payment! Thank you to everyone who came along and supported us, we had a record number of children this year and gave out nearly all of the Christingles. Looking forward to seeing you all next year. Sue Crawford

THANK YOU TO ALL AT ST JAMES

I would like to express my sincere thanks to Stef for his help and guidance; Tony and the choir for the wonderful music and rousing singing; the ladies and all who contributed to the buffet; the pallbearers and congregation who made Mikes funeral service a wonderful occasion befitting of his long service to the church he loved so much.

A further £130 was donated to the local branch of the British Lung Foundation, of which he was chairman.

Mike would have been overwhelmed and extremely humbled by his wonderful service, my eternal gratitude to all. I will never forget this day.

Pat Wellby

16 | ST. JAMES THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE Heskin Pemberton’s C of e Primary sCHool Hello from everyone at Heskin Pemberton’s school, 2020 has also got off to a great start with our youngest children improving their cycling skills with the help of the instructors from Chorley schools sports Partnership. our children have worked hard to develop their understanding of safety, they’ve become considerate cyclists and they’ve participated in a range of fun challenges and competitions. every single member of Class 1 deserves a massive Well Done! they were amazing and made excellent progress in all aspects of the training. you never know, we might just have the next sir bradley Wiggins or lizzie Deignan on our hands!

the children at Heskin have also been doing their bit to look after our environment by learning about the three rs- reDUCe, reUse & reCyCle. We’ve tried to reDUCe the amount of waste we create, reUse items instead of throwing them away and reCyCle as much as we can. We hope that by doing these three simple things to we can help to look after God’s world. finally, we are delighted to have been given the school Games Platinum award, the highest award possible for Primary schools. this special accolade is achieved by a very small number of schools who consistently go above and beyond in promoting high quality Pe, sport and healthy living. the children and the staff put an amazing amount of time and effort into this important area of our school and i am very pleased and proud that their endeavours have been recognised. Well done, everyone! i hope you’ve enjoyed reading about the fun and enjoyment we all share at our school and please feel free to visit our website if you would like to know more about Heskin Pemberton’s. www.heskinpembertons.co.uk best Wishes, alan brindle Head teacher

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 17 A Tribute to Mike Wellby by Audrey France

The tiny village church nestles quietly among the green fields of . A gentle breeze rustles over the resting place of one of its faithful servants. The organ that once did crescendo to the rafters with sacred anthems and songs of praise is now silent. The choir masters robes hang forlornly on the vestry rail.

He was the best of men, filled with kindness and compassion. His determination to help others in need was exemplary. His empathy derived as a result of his own experiences. His cheerful disposition and camaraderie, now just a memory floating on the summer wind.

He would not want tears of grief, but rather that we gain comfort from our memories of him. The Good Friday Walk with his faithful dog by his side. His terrible jokes after the choir practice. The way he stood by the church porch, passing the time of day with the parishioners before the services

His spirit lives on, In the melody of the hymns and the music cascading from the organ. In the sight of a ship leaving a harbour for pastures new. In the changing of the seasons and the smiles of good friends. He will always be remembered. The gentleman and friend who was Mike.

18 | ST. JAMES THE GREAT WRIGHTINGTON WITH HESKIN PARISH MAGAZINE MANY THANKS Mike Wellby will be greatly missed by us all in the choir with his sense of fun and hard work over the last 34 years, not just as organist but as a chorister as well. I’m sure we all have happy memories of him working for and in the church he loved so much. God bless you, Mike. I would like to express my deepest thanks to the choir over the last year for making my job as organist so much easier and such fun. They have been very supportive during my time as backstop organist during Mike’s long illness and now as organist at St James the Great – I feel we all work together as a good team (I just hope they feel the same!) I hope you all enjoyed the new format for the Nine Lessons and Carols, particularly the participation by the schoolchildren and Mothers Union. Again, the choir worked hard learning new carols, for which I thank them. We had three visitors from Chetham’s School at the Carol Service – Cassidy and Jesse who sang in the choir and Joel who played the organ so well after just half an hour’s practice. We thank them all very much – it was lovely to have two young male voices back in the choir and an organ scholar at the keyboard. If any of you would like to come and join the choir come and see me after a service or come to the choir practice on a Monday morning at 11am in the church. Many thanks again to my fabulous choir and also to Stef for their support and help. Pauline Chapman

Dates for planned Fundraising Events 2020 March 27th Friday 7.30pm Red Admirals Brass Band - in Church May 8th/10th Scarecrow Weekend - Wartime theme, Tunley Fun Day & VE Celebrations May 17th Saturday from 2pm Afternoon Tea in Church Hall with WW2 theme/Dancing June 27th Saturday 11am to 3pm Fun Day on the Church Field July 14th Tuesday 7.30pm MU Strawberry Fair in the Church Hall October 23rd Friday Parkside Colliery Male Voice Choir - in Church November 5th start at 6pm Bonfire & Fireworks November 21st Saturday Christmas Fair 11am to 2pm

FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 19 CAPTION COMPETITION! And the winner is.... “I wish they would get a move on, I'm dying for a wee.!!” from Geoff Barlow

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FEBRUARY 2020 - MARCH 2020 ISSUE | 31 SUNDAY SERVICES

9.00am Holy Communion 10.30am Parish Communion (Including Sunday School during Term time)

WEEKDAYS Wednesday 10.30am Play & Praise (Parent & Toddler Group) Wednesday 5.00pm Rainbows Wednesday 7.30pm Prayer Book Communion

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