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August-September 2016 NOTICE BOOKSHELF Yancey revises Pleshey marks Magna bestseller to mirror Carta with embroidery changing By JOAN CLARKE century script found in Westminster Abbey. PLESHEY has been It was decided that the world celebrating the 800th needlework should be as THE Diocesan Book Yancey then goes on anniversary of the sealing authentic as possible, of the Magna Carta. using techniques, skills Club are reading Philip to introduce some Geoffrey de Mandeville, and materials, as used in Yancey’s 'Vanishing models of how things who lived in Pleshey the 13th century. could be done better Grace' in which he Castle, was one of the 25 The only fabrics and and looks at artists, returns to his rebel barons, responsible threads used would be bestselling book pilgrims and activists. for this momentous event cotton, linen and silk with 'What's so Amazing He then asks the with Stephen Langton, everything worked by about Grace?' “to question: “Is the gospel Archbishop of Canterbury hand. Natural linen would re-examine it for really good news?” playing a pivotal role in be the background today". and "Finally, what is persuading the barons to choice, to reflect the This book challenges the role of Christians in meet King John at sheepskin charter us to show love, a diverse world?" Runnymede. parchment. forgiveness and Yancey is a Pleshey's celebrations Black fabric would humility and tries to challenging writer who have included a medieval echo the stained glass show us how others uses many examples, weekend on the castle and the famous ‘Pleshey perceive Christians: both personal and from site, a visit to Mansion Blue’ would also feature. “…it occurs to me that other writers, and this House for a lunch with A variety of William Christians fail to book is never less than the City of London mayor, Morris designs would communicate to others engaging. and a Libertea in Pleshey also be chosen, as he because we ignore You can purchase churchyard complete charter. During this drawing on the back of centre stage, a knight was well known for his basic principles in “Vanishing Grace” from with church bells and extraordinary year, 11 an envelope. resplendent on obsession with all things relationships. When we the Chelmsford medieval games. ladies began to work on a The plan was to make horseback, flying his coat medieval. make condescending Christian Bookshop at Four Pleshey folk were special project, to the stitched panel, of arms and Earl of Essex There is a fascinating judgements or proclaim a special price of £8.50 granted an invitation to celebrate Pleshey’s incorporating significant flag. The surrounding story related to every lofty words that don’t (RRP £9.99) Runnymede to join the involvement in the images of Pleshey’s images would be King inch of the embroidery. official commemoration. sealing of the Magna environment and historic John’s crown, the Join us at Pleshey church translate into action, or ● The reading group A Magna Carta walk Carta. What better way past. Archbishop’s regalia, flint on Sunday, September 11 simply speak without meets on the first listening, we fail to love took place to Little than to produce an The design was castle, ancient brick at 4pm to view the Wednesday of each embroidered piece, which inspired by a rose bridge, scales of justice - and thus deter a Dunmow, whose rebel finished work and hear month at 1pm in the Robert Fitzwalter was might grace Pleshey window, but how to show and excavated tile design. about its creation. thirsty world from Living Library at the Diocesan leader of the barons. Church? the passing of 800 years? An image of the Churchyard teas will be Water” and again Office. Please call the The year ended with a The enthusiastic group As the oak represents wrought iron village sign available from 2 pm-6 pm “When I ask ‘Tell me bookshop on 01245 ‘Medieval Extravaganza’ of volunteers, known as strength and endurance, would mark the 600th and the castle site will be the first word that 294400 for detail. All in the village hall. Local Geoffrey’s Gang (two of seasonal oaks seemed anniversary in 1994, since open, as it will be comes to mind when I welcome. schools were also visited, whom are pictured), met the obvious choice, a church licence was National Heritage Day. say Christian not one RACHEL ORFORD with presentations to the to witness the unveiling surrounded by Pleshey granted. Further details from Joan time has someone Manager, Chelmsford pupils, explaining the of the design, which had flora. Geoffrey de The embroidered text Clarke (jryewtree@ suggested love” Christian Bookshop significance of the great started life as a pencil Mandeville would take was inspired by a 13th hotmail.com). DIOCESAN CYCLE OF PRAYER — AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2016 Cycle of Prayer for daily use in ● Diocese of El Camino Real (Province London North East Division: Major Norman Hadleigh (St Barnabas)—Clergy: Vacancy Diocese of Chelmsford IX, The Episcopal Church). Ord, Divisional Commander and Major (PiC), Christine Robinson (AC), Gemma “I will give you thanks as long as I live; I 4 Thursday Jean-Baptiste Vianney, Stephen Huyton, Ecumenical Officer. Stock (A). Licensed Lay Ministers: Guy will raise my hands to you in prayer.” Curé d’Ars, Spiritual Guide, 1859 ● Church of South India [United], Most Negus, Sheena Slater. (Psalm 63). ● The retired clergy, Readers and lay Revd Govada Dyvasiradam, Moderator, ● Dioceses of Enugu (Niger Delta, ministers who live and work in the Bishop. Nigeria) and Enugu North (Niger Delta, AUGUST Deanery of Maldon and Dengie. 8 Monday Dominic, Priest, Founder of Nigeria). 1 Monday ● Diocese of El Salvador (Central the Order of Preachers, 1221 11 Thursday Clare of Assisi, Founder ● MALDON (St Mary) w MUNDON (St America). ● CANVEY ISLAND TM: (St Nicholas, St of the Minoresses (Poor Clares), 1253 Mary)—Clergy: Vacancy (R), John Dickens 5 Friday Oswald, King of Northumbria, Anne, St Katherine)—Clergy: David Tudor John Henry Newman, Priest, Tractarian, (AC). Martyr, 642 (AD, TR), Peter Mallinson (TV), Marion 1890 ● MAYLAND (St Barnabas)—Clergy: ● DEANERY OF HADLEIGH—Area Dean: Walford (TV), Lesley McGlynn (A), Terry ● LEIGH-ON-SEA (St Aidan)—Clergy: Barry Johnson (PIC). David Tudor. Lay Chair: Ron McLernon. Brown (A). Licensed Lay Minister: Trudy Gordon Tarry (V), Steve Poss (A). Reader: ● Diocese of Ekiti Oke (Ondo, Nigeria). ● Diocese of Eldoret (Kenya). Arnold. Wendy Thornhill. ● ● 2 Tuesday 6 Saturday THE TRANSFIGURATION St Katherine’s School: Anne-Marie LEIGH-ON-SEA (St Clement)—Clergy: ● SOUTHMINSTER (St Leonard) and OF OUR LORD Taylor (HT). Clive Hillman (PiC); Cherry Sandover (A), ● STEEPLE (St Lawrence and All Saints)— ● Today’s feast day – borrowed by the Diocese of Ely (Canterbury, England). Neil Dalley (A). ● Clergy: Peter Begley (PIC). western churches from the eastern 9 Tuesday Mary Sumner, Founder of Diocese of Esan (Bendel, Nigeria). ● Southminster Primary School: Karen churches – is all about light and glory. As the Mothers’ Union, 1921 12 Friday Harden (HT). Jesus sets out towards arrest and death, ● EASTWOOD (St Lawrence and All ● LEIGH-ON-SEA (St James the Great) ● Dioceses of Ekiti and Ekiti West (Ondo, he gives the three disciples closest to him Saints)—Clergy: Steve Spencer (V), Edd Clergy: William Bulloch (V). Nigeria). a vision of what lies beyond the cross, and Stock (A). ● LEIGH-ON-SEA (St Margaret)—Clergy: 3 Wednesday the invitation to recognise that the way of ● EASTWOOD (St David)—Clergy: Paul Ian Booth (V). ● WOODHAM MORTIMER (St Margaret) the cross is always the road to glory. Joyce (V). ● St Michael’s School: Steve Tompkins w HAZELEIGH and WOODHAM WALTER ● Diocese of El-Obeid (Sudan). ● Diocese of Embu (Kenya). (HT). (St Michael) —Clergy: Vacancy (PIC). 7 Sunday THE ELEVENTH SUNDAY 10 Wednesday Laurence, Deacon at ● Diocese of Etche (Niger Delta, Nigeria). ● Woodham Walter School: Susan Dodd AFTER TRINITY Rome, Martyr. 258 (HT). ● Pray for the work of the Salvation Army, ● HADLEIGH (St James the Less); CONTINUED ON PAGE II II THE MONTH — NB SUPPLEMENT August-September 2016 THE MONTH — NB SUPPLEMENT August-September 2016 III ● CONTINUED FROM PAGE I South American Mission Society, 1851 John the Baptist)—Clergy: John Guest (R), Jokey Poyntz BARLING MAGNA (All Saints) w LITTLE WAKERING CYCLE OF● CORRINGHAM PRAYER (St Mary the Virgin) and FOBBING (St (A). Licensed Lay Minister: Maureen McPherson. (St Mary the Virgin)—Clergy: Alan Hurd (PIC), Kim ● 13 Saturday Jeremy Taylor, Bishop of Down and Michael). Clergy: David Rollins (R), Justin Hutcherson (A). Dioceses of Guatemala and Panama (Central America). Lepley (AC). ● Connor, Teacher of the Faith, 1667; Florence Nightingale, LLM: Wendy Mott. 14 Wednesday HOLY CROSS DAY GREAT WAKERING (St Nicholas) w FOULNESS—Clergy: Nurse, Social Reformer, 1910 Octavia Hill, Social ● Diocese of Glasgow & Galloway (Scotland) ● STIFFORD (St Mary & St Cedd)—Clergy: Andy Higgs (R). Alan Hurd (PiC), Kim Lepley (AC). Reformer, 1912 7 Wednesday ● Diocese of Guildford (Canterbury). ● Diocese of Haiti (Province II, The Episcopal Church). ● Florence Nightingale’s fundamental achievement was ● EAST AND WEST TILBURY (St Catherine) and LINFORD 15 Thursday Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage, Martyr, 258 22 Thursday developing nursing on a professional basis. She was strict (St Francis). Clergy: Paul Robinson (R). ● TILBURY DOCKS (St John the Baptist)—Clergy: Tim ● HAWKWELL (St Mary and Emmanuel)—Clergy: Peter disciplinarian – and in the Crimea preferred to use Anglican ● Diocese of Gloucester (Canterbury, England). Codling (V). Smith (R). nuns as nurses because they understood obedience and 8 Thursday THE BIRTH OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY ● Diocese of Guinea, (West Africa). ● HOCKLEY (St Peter & St Paul)—Clergy: Kenneth Havey hard work. All of it was underpinned by an emphatic Christian ● GRAYS THURROCK TEAM MINISTRY: Grays (St Peter & 16 Friday Ninian, Bishop of Galloway, Apostle of the Picts, (PiC).
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