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Church of St Nicholas, Trellech, Near Monmouth, NP25 4PA at 3.30Pm On The Parish of Trellech and Penallt VICAR: Rev. Sandra Howells 01600 716622 The Vicarage Penallt November December January sandjune@ btinternet.com NP25 4SE 2016 2017 CHURCH WARDEN Tim McCord [email protected] Hail, thou ever blessed morn! SECRETARY Gail Holgate 01600 869121 [email protected] Hail, redemption's happy dawn! Sing through all Jerusalem, Chair Karen Lowe FRIENDS OF 01600 860122 'Christ is born in Bethlehem! [email protected] TRELLECH CHURCH TREASURER Tony McGorrigan 07766 525527 [email protected] Bell Ringing Edward Rogers 01600 860275 Captain [email protected] Web Master - Tony McGorrigan Website links: We now have not one new web site domain but three! penallt.church; trellech.church and trellechandpenallt.church All the info will be put on the third, but people will be able to easily find it by going through Trellech or Penallt to make it easier. We have only just anchored the domains so info will start to build up. Parish Facebook Page - Bethan Green for more information please contact me via Facebook or email [email protected] Editors: Dick Coates 01600 860100 [email protected] Chris Swayne 01600 860562 [email protected] 6th Nov. 3rd Before Advent 09.30. St Nicholas Trellech Matins 11.00. Old Church Penallt Parish Eucharist 13th Nov. Remembrance Sunday 09.30. Old Church Penallt Holy Eucharist 10.55 Penallt Village Act of Remembrance 10.55 St Nicholas Trellech Remembrance service 15.00. Catbrook Hall Remembrance service 20th Nov. Christ the King 09.30. Old Church Penallt Holy Eucharist 11.00. St Nicholas Trellech Holy Eucharist 27th Nov. Advent Sunday 09.30. Old Church Penallt Holy Eucharist 11.00. St Nicholas Trellech Holy Eucharist Advertise in this News Sheet 'Grant them rest eternal O Lord' Deaths in October You can place an advert in this news letter Marleen Dearner of Catbrook For details please contact the vicar or the editors Beryl Makris,(nee Card) formerly of Penallt Mary Cutter formerly of Penallt THE NEW PARISH WEBSITE !!!! Don’t forget the new parish website www.trellechandpenallt.church Over 1000 hits since it was started USE IT OR LOSE IT 1st Jan Naming of Jesus Wed. 2 Nov 17.00 Requiem Mass St Nicholas Church (see poster at Church) 11.00. St Nicholas Trellech Said Eucharist Sat. 19 Nov 19.30 Bingo The Lion (see newsletter poster) Fri. 6th Jan. Epiphany Mon 21 Nov 18.30 Origen Society asks 'Can Muslims really be British?' by Saleem Kidwai OBE Sec. Gen. Muslim Council of Wales. 19.00. Venue T.B.A. Deanery Eucharist Book at Old Court Hotel, Whitchurch HR9 6DA Tel: 01600 890 367 8th Jan Epiphany 1. Baptism of Christ Sat 26 Nov 15.30 Music for an Autumn Evening Monmouth Concert Orchestra St Nicholas Church (see newsletter poster) 09.30. Old Church Penallt BCP Eucharist Mon 28 Nov 10.30 first Advent gathering venue TBA with Anna 11.00. St Nicholas Trellech Family Eucharist 01291 689 487 15th Jan Epiphany 2. Tues 29 Nov 14.00 first Advent at 13 Roman Way Trellech Dick 01600 860 100 09.30. Old Church Penallt Holy Eucharist Wed 30 Nov 19.30 first Advent at Vicarage Penallt. Sandra 01600 716 11.00. St Nicholas Trellech Eucharist with healing 622 13.00. Unity Lunch? Venue TBA 22-Jan Epiphany 3 Monmouth Concert Orchestra 09.30. Old Church Penallt Holy Eucharist Music for an 11.00. St Nicholas Trellech Holy Eucharist 29th Jan Candlemass Autumn 16.00. Old Church Penallt Holy Eucharist Evening 5th Feb 4th Before Lent with a hint 09.30. St Nicholas Trellech Matins of Christmas! 11.00. Old Church Penallt Healing Eucharist Church of St Nicholas, Trellech, near Monmouth, NP25 4PA at 3.30pm on Details for January will be release later Saturday, 26th November 2016 Tickets £6.00 Refreshments available 4th Dec Advent 2 09.30. NO SERVICE N TRELLECH 11.00. Old Church Penallt Parish Eucharist 11th Dec Advent 3 09.30. Old Church Penallt BCP Eucharist 11.00. St Nicholas Trellech Family Christingle 18th Dec Advent 4 09.30. St Nicholas Trellech Said Eucharist Carol Service & 9 11.00. Catbrook Hall Lessons 16.00. Old Church Penallt Carol Service 24th Dec. Christmas Eve 16.00. Penallt Nativity at the barn 23.30. St Nicholas Trellech Midnight Mass 25th Dec. Christmas Day 09.30. St Nicholas Trellech Feast of Nativity 11.00. Old Church Penallt Feast of Nativity News from the PCC Following the success of the CAMEO breakfast the PCC can confirm that in November we are meeting with the Parish Development Officer to hear and discuss the comments raised by all who attended, and to use these insights as pointers for the Easter Sat 3 Dec: 14.00 Festive Fun Pelham Hall (see boxed display) Vestry and the future plans for the parish as we move closer into Week commencing 5 Dec: Second Advent meetings (see being part of the ministry area planned for our deanery. We feel boxed display for more info) very positive and look forward to reporting back in the next Tues 6 Dec. 19.30 Christmas Quiz St Nicholas Church bar newsletter when, with the diocesan team, we have considered all available (see boxed display) the responses to this meeting and see how we can work with them Week commencing 12 Dec: Third Advent meetings (or as to shape the future of this parish . We are also looking at what otherwise arranged) should be our next CAMEO meeting, because it is important that Week commencing 19 Dec: Final Advent meetings (or as we continue to Come And Meet Each Other as we move forward in otherwise arranged) new ways as a parish and as part of the planned new ministry area. Christmas Eve: 16.00 Nativity In the Barn at Pentwyn Farm 4 Week Ecumenical Advent Course for all: ‘Living in the Light’ (by kind permission of GWT) down track beside the Inn at with CD and booklet. Do join up to one of the following 3 options: Penallt. Bring torches. Starting: (don’t worry if you can’t make all four or you can switch) *Monday 28 Nov: 10.30am various venues in The Narth & Trellech. Contact Anna: 01291 689 487 #Tuesday 29 Nov: 7.30pm at the Vicarage, Penallt Contact Sandra: 01600 716 622 *Wednesday 30 Nov 2 – 3.30pm at 31 Roman Way, Trellech Contact Dick: 01600 860 100 Week One: Luke’s reporting of the coming of Christ Old church penallt Week Two: John’s reflections on the coming of Christ Festive Fun @ Pelham Hall Week Three: Mary’s response to the coming of Christ Week Four: Paul rejoices in the coming of Christ Saturday 3 December 2 – 5pm Carols, Refreshments, Cakes, Raffle, Gifts, Kids Kraft Corner. *The Monday group will continue to meet after Christmas fortnightly on other topics, as will the Wednesday group, normally on a weekly basis. #The Tuesday evening group will continue to share the parish focus at Advent & Lent. Then it will be a place for intercessory prayer between these festivals. Christmas in Trellech and Penallt Christmas greetings from the Vicar It seems as if we have only just finished Harvest lunch and now we are almost into mince pies and mulled wine. how quickly it all comes round again. On the surface it all seems the same. The same church services, the same parties being planned and the same jobs to be done at home before Christmas arrives and we will probably all have the same Christmas dinner. But is it all just the same? For some, maybe, but for others Christmas Friends of will be very different to how it has been before. For some it will be the first Christmas without someone they love, for Trellech Church others it will be the first Christmas with a baby in the house, and for others the first Christmas married, or living away from home, or without family visiting. Things do change and when and Churchyard they do, it is good to find the deeper unchanging things Christmas brings with it. The unchanging love of God, a deep rooted hope that brings us all back to the babe in the manger. The promise of new light, hope, peace, in a world and in lives that do experience change from year to year. As this letter Christmas Quiz encourages people to reflect on the changes in their life and the St Nicholas Church Trellech constant presence of God’s love in all those changes, so the Christmas message of Peace and Good Will challenges us to Tuesday, 6th December 2016 also reflect on the changing world and the many in it, who 7.30 pm without our help will find themselves untouched by Christmas. As we remember the Christ Child who came to bring good news to all people, may we all find it in our hearts to be generous in our giving this Christmas, not just to our family, Entrance Licensed Bar and our friends, but to the stranger as well. And may that be the source of all joy and blessing. £2.50/person available John and I wish you all a peaceful, blessed Christmastide. Sandra. .
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