Pew Sheet – 13Th September

Boothby Pagnell . Braceby . Humby chapel . Ingoldsby . Lenton . Old Somerby . Ropsley . Sapperton Pew Sheet – 13th September Our worship for this Sunday is Morning Worship 10.00 at Old Somerby and online at https://youtu.be/1TZGwFjTe6E We look forward to seeing you there – don’t forget your mask. Our Gospel reading for today is about forgiveness. Jesus tells us that we should be generous with our forgiveness – especially as, at some point, we all need forgiveness, and hope that it will be given to us in generosity of spirit. This week’s Diary: All events are held in the church of the parish named, unless otherwise stated. For more information about any events, contact Anna – 01476 586991 Mon 14th 10.00 Sapperton Morning Prayer 16.00 Humby Evening Prayer 19.00 Ingoldsby Bible Study – all welcome! Wed 16th 10.00 Ropsley Morning Prayer 15.00 Ropsley Green W I cake sale – see below 16.00 Old Somerby Evening Prayer Thurs 17th 10.00 Chez vous! Zoom Coffee Morning 11.00 Ingoldsby Morning Prayer 17.00 Braceby Evening Prayer Fri 18th 17.00 Lenton Evening Prayer Sat 19th 16.00 Boothby Pagnell Evening Prayer Sunday 20th Trinity fifteen 10.00 Ropsley Holy Communion Please remember in prayer In the world: • As we hear a Gospel of forgiveness, we pray that we may be forgiving people, and that we may always seek to build relationships that are based on love, respect and forgiveness. • The Yemen, Beirut, Syria, Belarus, and all places where human suffering is rife. We pray for the destitute, hungry and homeless everywhere. • All those places where Covid-19 is rife and growing, and especially where the medical structures cannot offer the care and support needed. • The international scientific community, as it works together to find a vaccine for Covid-19, as well as treatments for its symptoms. In the community and society: • The work of the Newark Women’s Refuge; and for all charities and organisations that work to protect those at risk of abuse of any kind. We remember the Safeguarding Team in this Diocese; and all who work to safeguard those who are vulnerable. • Those who are still fearful, and find it hard to become active outside the home. May we continue to look out for neighbours who need our help. • The work of the Passage and the Foodbank in a time of increasing homelessness and food poverty; and for all their clients. • All those involved in the Brexit negotiations, that a way forward may be found, so that respect and trust may be restored, and stable working partnerships may be forged. The sick: Richard Hanmer; Kathy Cheesmond; Liza Grenfell. Anniversary: Mark Gray (Monika, David and Sheila, and all who mourn Mark). Rest eternal grant to him, O Lord; and let light perpetual shine upon him. Please let Anna know if you would like anyone included in the prayers – [email protected] This Pew Sheet and lots of other interesting things can be found on the Group of Parishes website http://www.northbeltisloegroup.org/index.html Zoom Coffee Morning Topic: Anna's Coffee Morning Time: Sep 17, 2020 10:00 AM London https://us04web.zoom.us/j/76795473424?pwd=bkRTcmhMMDZZSkxZbytyK2oxbXQ1QT09 Meeting ID: 767 9547 3424 Passcode: 1gcfrz News and events: The Passage and the Food Bank: The Foodbank supports individuals and families who are short of food, for a limited time, with bags of groceries and other essentials. There are Foodbank collection points at Ingoldsby and Braceby churches. Also see the W I fund- raiser below. The Passage provides one hot meal a day, each day of the week, in Grantham. This support is aimed towards the homeless and the very poor. The Passage has put out a request for the following items in particular: Cartons of long-life milk, bags of porridge oats, tinned chopped tomatoes, baked beans, Heinz big soups, orange or blackcurrant squash, Mars Bars or similar, cereal bars, sugar, coffee, cereal, biscuits, small tins of meat, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, men’s socks. (All in date, please). We do not currently have a specified collection point for these items, but if you have donations, please contact Margaret – 01476 585387. Lincolnshire Remembers – Covid-19, grief and hope An online church service: Lincoln Remembers - Covid, Grief and Hope, recognises the human toll the virus has taken in so many ways and will be online Sunday September 20th at 7pm. The invitation is for anyone to attend regardless of belief and for people to light a candle in a window on the Sunday evening as a communal way of marking the gathering. In Lincolnshire there has been loss of life, employment and opportunities. Many are grieving the loss of loved ones. Local church leaders believe that how we remember and shape memories is important for individuals and the community and hope the online service may assist with this. During the service there will be people available to talk with anyone through the online platform. While there is loss to remember the service will also look to the future, seeing hope in the journey ahead for the county and for every town and nation. The service will recognise those whose support through the pandemic has been a source of inspiration and hope. There will be participation from emergency workers and others who have worked throughout the pandemic to help others. The service is being organised by CTAL - Churches Together in All Lincolnshire and can be accessed through this link Live.alivechurch.org.uk .

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