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Parish update… Wednesday 9 September 2020 Hi everyone! I’m Rob and I’m really excited to be joining you in Keighley Parish! This year, I am starting my studies as a full time ordinand at St Hild College in Mirfield, whilst completing the contextual element of my training here with you. I’m married to Katie who is the Headteacher at Baildon Church of England Primary School; we both met at university whilst studying music, before then going into teaching. This summer I have moved on from Bradford Forster Academy, where I taught Music and had responsibility for Collective Worship and Christian Ethos. We have two children: Will is starting his GCSE’s this year and is a keen pianist and percussionist who plays for Bradford Youth Orchestra. Lottie is starting secondary school this year and is also a musician: she plays the baritone with BD1 Brass Band and loves to sing. As a family, we have been worshipping at St John’s Baildon, where we ran the choir and worship band. Having been born in Thwaites Brow, and baptised at St Barnabas, it feels really special that God is calling me back to Keighley. We are really looking forward to meeting you all soon and seeing what God has in store for us. Every blessing! Rob Savage Contact Details for the Parish Office and full-time Clergy of the Parish Mr Paul Fleming (Operations Manager) Revd Canon Mike Cansdale 07545 566898 01535 607003 (forwarded to Paul’s mobile) Revd Dr Jonathan Pritchard 07468 575114 [email protected] Revd Graham Potter 07808 842724 8-10 North Street Revd Natasha Thomas 07887 707221 Keighley BD21 3SE Revd Dr Tracey Raistrick 07850 940079 Online Weekly Activities Online Weekly Activities cont’d... DAILY THURSDAYS 7:30am Morning Prayer PRAYER 12:00 noon to 12:30pm Keighley Parish Facebook page Join Zoom meeting: www.facebook.com/keighleyparishyorkshire https://us02web.zoom.us/j/94562095112? 10:00pm Compline pwd=bG5VRkpvd1dCeUdOK1pzK1M4SXh5UT09 Keighley Parish Facebook page Meeting ID: 945 6209 5112, Password: 817691 www.facebook.com/keighleyparishyorkshire 6:00pm Youth Zoom SUNDAYS Contact Adam to join: [email protected] 10:30am Live greetings from the Clergy Team. Accessed through our Facebook page https:/ www.facebook.com/stmarkskeighley Church Opening Hours & Services 10:45am Worship at Home St Mark’s... Accessed through our YouTube channel or link here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/ ...is open for personal prayer 6:00pm - 6:30pm UCUCJZawvv-El2evtSjBlN7A/playlists every Sunday, followed by a short service at 10:30am Service at Home from All Saints 6:30pm. On Wednesdays the church will be open Vicarage (Music from 10:00am) from 10:00am with a short service at 10:30am. You tube link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/ UC984emxFJ2X8Ykx-YLnV11Q St Barnabas... Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/ groups/allsaintskeighley/ ...is open for worship 10:00 - 11:00am every Sunday in September 4:00pm Parish Family Zoom Gathering https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89739372258? KSC… pwd=YlZ4VWhEWSs4ZUNJdTlSRnAxUmFodz09 ...is open for worship on Sundays at 10:30am. The Meeting ID: 897 3937 2258, Password: 484459 service will begin with Mike live-streaming to those TUESDAYS joining at home. KSC will continue to open for personal prayer on Wednesday from 1:00pm - PRAYER 12:00 noon to 12:30pm 3:00pm and Friday from 10:30am - 12noon. Join Zoom Meeting: All Saints… https://us02web.zoom.us/j/93174099484? pwd=cHpIMTVFQjZjS2lvNGlVZDFFMXd1QT09 ...is now open on Sunday afternoons at 5:00pm for Meeting ID: 931 7409 9484, Password: 102971 a Service of Holy Communion. WEDNESDAYS Those wishing to attend churches in person are Mid-Week Service 11am from All Saints Vicarage welcome, we just ask that you wear a face mask in https://www.facebook.com/groups/ line with Government guidelines. Those preferring allsaintskeighley/ to stay at home please do not feel any obligation to come out sooner than you are ready. All Compline is also known as night prayer, churches have made arrangements for social this is a simple and calm way to draw distancing and hygiene provision. Spaces are the day to a close. limited. 3 O'Clock Service, Sunday 13 September at St Mark’s I may be little but God chose me! Activities will include a life size Goliath and the opportunity to throw sponges at Rev Mike (I'm sure he offered!), think about how David worshipped and wrote songs and the sense that no matter who we are, big or small God can use us if we choose to let Him. Due to Covid-19 restrictions there is a maximum capacity for 10 families so please email Ros at [email protected] to book your place. Hope to see you soon. The 3 O'clock Team Vera Jackson Following Vera’s death, her daughter-in-law Sarah, who lives in South Africa, would like those who knew Vera to send her (via email) any photos and anecdotes you might have of her, so she can compile a scrap book, especially for her children, Sam and Alice. Obviously she won’t be able to attend the funeral, so any help you can offer would be much appreciated. Her email address is [email protected] It would be helpful if you could let me know if you are able to send something to Sarah. It would also let her know that we continue to pray for the family and also how much Vera meant to us all. If you need any help let me know. Thank You, John Long WELCOME PLACE CAFÉ Are you or someone you know struggling after the death of someone? We are hoping to open the Welcome Place café in We are running a six week bereavement course October on Tuesday mornings 10:00am – 12 noon offering group support starting: for coffee, tea and cake only. We will of course be Tuesday 23rd September 2pm – 3.30pm at following the latest Covid safe guidelines. Keighley Shared Church &: Can you help us? We need volunteers to serve in Thursday 15th October 7pm – 8.30pm at St John’s the café but also bakers to make cakes/ scones/ Ingrow biscuits etc. For more information and to register, please Please contact Sarah on contact Sarah: [email protected] or [email protected] or 07422 650889. call 07422 650889. Under 5s Leader Keighley Parish are looking to appoint an Under 5s leader to support our ministry in the Keighley area Start Date: 5 October 2020 Where: St Mark’s Church, Utley When: 6 hours per week Monday & Thursday (term time only) Salary: Living wage at an hourly rate Applicants should be a practising Christian and attend a church We need an experienced and caring practitioner who can motivate and nurture a team of volunteers and engage with families in the Community. How to apply? Contact the Parish Office at [email protected] for an Application Form. Closing date is Thursday 24 September. Interviews 28 September. All processes are subject to regulations around Covid-19. .
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