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December 2013-January 2014 NOTICE board A fresh picture of Archbishop Lang Bookshop BOOKSHELF COSMO LANG: ARCHBISHOP celebrates IN WAR AND CRISIS By Revd ROBERT BEAKEN, Advent commentator on the Channel 4 documentary ‘Edward VIII: The THE Bookshop at the Plot to Topple a King’, with a Diocesan Office will be foreword by ROWAN WILLIAMS celebrating Advent by displaying a giant Advent FROM Derek Jacobi’s gruff Calendar in the bookshop performance in the film ‘The window facing onto New King’s Speech’, to a fleeting Street in Chelmsford. appearence in the new series of Members of congregations Downton Abbey, to a rather around the Diocese have damning portrayal in the recent contributed to this big Channel 4 documentary ‘Edward piece of art by sending in VIII: The Plot to Topple a King’, Graduate Rhoda Tom-West receives her their photos to go behind the enigmatic former Archbishop certificate from Bishop David' the 24 doors. BBC Essex of Canterbury, Cosmo Lang, has will be present bright and appeared on our screens in all early on Sunday December sorts of guises. 1 when the bookshop staff He is a character who will open the first door and continues to intrigue, especially Evangelists light the first candle on due to the pivotal role he played their Advent ring. Please manoeuvring Edward VIII from come and have a look at the throne to replace him with the the calendar if you find king’s brother, the Duke of York graduate yourself in Chelmsford (who was to become George VI) THE graduation ceremony of the first during Advent. You will with the help of the Prime 'Time to Share' - an evangelism course also be able to shop in the Minister, Stanley Baldwin. - was held in October. Diocesan Bookshop on the Were his actions, which have The course built on the 'evangelising Saturdays before had far-reaching consequences effectively' priority in 'Transforming Christmas, 7th, 14th and for the course of British history, Presence - Strategic Priorities for the 21st December, from valiant, or did the Archbishop act Diocese of Chelmsford'. in a disturbingly forceful manner 11-4.30, as well as during Rt Revd David Hawkins, Bishop of towards the monarchy? ● our usual weekday hours. strenous time and the difficulty of Published in hardback by Barking, presented the certificates and Drawing on previously unseen We'll be offering different the tumultuous period he was I.B.Tauris at RRP of £25; ISBN commissioned the evangelists at an material, Revd Robert Beaken promotions every week so living in - a time of great social 9781780763552, Cosmo Lang: event in Newham. paints a fuller and more complex do come and visit us for Archbishop in War and Crisis can ● picture of Lang than we have change and political upheaval. More about Transforming Presence your Christian gifts, cards Author Robert (above) is the be ordered for £20 from the at www.transformingpresence.org.uk and books. The bookshop ever seen before. He exposes Lang’s intimate parish priest of St Mary the Virgin, Diocesan Bookshop, 53 New can be contacted on 01245 Great Bardfield and St Katharine, Street, Chelmsford CM1 1AT - 294405 or bookshop@ involvement in the abdication, but Little Bardfield. He holds a PhD 01245 294405, email bookshop chelmsford.anglican.org also emphasises his success at leading the church through a from King’s College London. @chelmsford.anglican.org St John's Church, Epping, CM16 5DN Celebrating rich variety of customs Organ Scholar or DAYS AND RITES: POPULAR now so ubiquitous that many is an enthusiastic folklorist and Assistant Organist CUstoms OF THE CHURCH churchgoers are unaware of a joined the Folklore Society in 1987. By Mark Lewis time when they were not part of Mark was also appointed required PEOPLE go to church to worship the yearly cycle of customs. chairman of a study group for and, as is often quipped, to be By drawing together, for the first exploring the arts and the spiritual 'hatched, matched and time, detailed information about in a historical and contemporary Some experience of hymn dispatched'. these popular customs of the context in 1992. During the last playing and accompanying is Yet these quintessential rites church, author Mark Lewis hopes 20 years, he has lectured widely have been adapted in all sorts of to stimulate further interest, to various historical societies, essential. ways by parishioners and clergy research and recording of these adult education centres, antique up and down the country, while a remarkable events. clubs, church groups and WIs, on great number of 'blessings' and Mark was licensed as a Reader many aspects of ecclesiology, Would also suit potential other services that are quite in the Diocese of Chelmsford in cultural studies, folklore, Oxbridge organ scholars or more specific to individual churches are 1998 and ministers at St Mary’s symbolism, ritual, art, craft and advanced organists. performed annually. Collectively, church, South Woodford. design history. they create a rich variety of Mark Lewis is a freelance artist, ● ISBN 978-1-905646-23-4. 245 Remuneration related to traditions, many of which are only designer and maker, specialising x 175 mm, 195 + viii pages, 59 experience known about locally. in church artefacts. He was b&w photos and three line Some of these liturgical elected a Fellow of the Royal drawings; paperback. traditions have survived unbroken Society of Arts in 1980. He has Published by Heart of Albion Please contact the Director of over many centuries, others have lectured full-time at London Press (www.hoap.co.uk) at been revived after a break during Metropolitan University in the Sir RRP of £14.95, it can be ordered Music: the twentieth century – while yet John Cass Department of Art from the Diocesan Bookshop, 53 Simon Winters MA(Oxon), more continue to be invented. Media and Design and currently New St, Chelmsford CM1 1AT - Some of these more recent teaches part-time at Birmingham 01245 294405, bookshop@ FRCO, LTCL traditions – such as Harvest City University and the chelmsford. anglican.org for [email protected] Festivals and Christingle – are Goldsmiths’ Centre in London. He £14.25. II THE MONTH — NB SUPPLEMENT December 2013-January 2014 THE MONTH — NB SUPPLEMENT December 2013-January 2014 III Cycle of Prayer for daily use in Diocese of Chelmsford 21 Tuesday Agnes, Child Martyr at Rome, 304 ● CHIGWELL AND CHIGWELL ROW TM: CHIGWELL (St “Every person’s prayers are unique.” (The Lion Prayer Mary), CHIGWELL (St Winifred), CHIGWELL ROW (All Collection) Saints): Malcolm Lambert, AAD (TR), Ben King (TV), Sharon Guest (A). DECEMBER ● Chigwell School: Simon Paul (CHP). ● Dioceses of Alaska (Province VII, The Episcopal Church 1 THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT USA) and Albany (Province II, The Episcopal Church USA). ● Today is World Aids Day. Pray for the nearly 3.5 million 22 Wednesday Vincent of Saragossa, Deacon , first children who are living with HIV. More then 90% of them live ● CYCLE OF PRAYER● St Mary’s School, Ardleigh: Donna Parker (HT). BERDEN (St Nicholas): Margaret Davies (V). Diocese of Accra (Ghana). Martyr of Spain, 304. in Sub Saharan Africa where access to healthcare, nutritious ● St George’s School, Great Bromley: Julie O’Mara (HT). ● Diocese of Yewa [formerly Egbado] (Lagos, Nigeria) 8 Wednesday Lucian, Priest and Martyr, 390 ● EPPING DISTRICT TM: EPPING (St John), EPPING food and clean water is already difficult. ● GREAT OAKLEY (All Saints) w WIX (St Mary) & 21 Saturday ● BARKING (St Erkenwald): Clive Pooley (V). UPLAND (All Saints), COOPERSALE (St Alban): Geoffrey Praise God that there were 100,000 fewer new HIV WRABNESS (All Saints): Vacancy (PiC), Laura Garnham ● Please pray for all our Chaplains and the work they do in ● Connor (TR); Bryony Morrison (TV), Helen Gheorghiu Gould infections in children around the world. Diocese of Adelaide (South Australia). (RDR). showing God’s presence in their often stressful situations. 9 Thursday (A), Carole Goddard, Diana Lowry, Bob Taylor (RDR). ● Diocese of West Virginia (Province III, Episcopal Church ● ● ● All Saints School, Great Oakley: Jane Simmons (HT). Diocese of Yirol (Sudan). ● BECONTREE SOUTH TM (St Alban, St Martin): Penny St John’s Comprehensive School: George Yerosimou (HT). USA), Rt Revd William Klusmeyer. ● ● Diocese of Willochra (South Australia). 22 THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT Sayer (TR), Yousouf Gooljary (AC). Epping Upland School: Sarah Hurwood (HT). 2 Monday ● ● ● ● 12 Thursday Please pray for the Church of England Guild of Vergers Diocese of Afikpo (Enugu, Nigeria). Coopersale & Theydon Garnon School: Sarah Miller (HT). BROXTED w CHICKNEY (St Mary Vn) and TILTY (St ● LAWFORD (St Mary): Simon Heron (PIC), Paul Mann and give thanks for the work and devotion of the men and ● Diocese of Algoma (Ontario, Canada). Mary Vn) and GREAT EASTON (St John & St Giles) and 10 Friday William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, (AC), Margaret Southgate (RDR). women who carry out this important task. 1645 23 Thursday LITTLE EASTON: Ivy Crawford (PIC) [Also CME Adviser]. ● ● ● Lawford School: Donna Wenden (HT). Diocese of Yokohama (Japan), Rt Revd Laurence Yutaka ● BECONTREE (St Cedd): Tony Rablen (V). ● LAMBOURNE (St Mary & All Saints) w ABRIDGE (Holy Great Easton School: Claire Jackman (HT). ● ● MISTLEY w MANNINGTREE (St Mary and St Michael) w Minabe. ● BECONTREE (St Elisabeth): Steven Hanna (V). Trinity) and STAPLEFORD ABBOTS (St Mary Vn): Vacancy (R). GREAT BARDFIELD (St Mary Vn) and LITTLE BRADFIELD (St Lawrence): Chris Hills (R), John Brien (AC), 23 Monday ● ● BARDFIELD (St Katharine): Robert Beaken (PIC). Diocese of Agra (Northern India). Most Revd Dr Eliud Abukala, Primate and Archbishop of Stacie Withers (RDR). ● HENHAM (St Mary Vn) and ELSENHAM (St Mary Vn) w ● Diocese of Western Izon (Bendel, Nigeria). 11 Saturday Mary Slessor, Missionary in West Africa, all Kenya; All Saints Cathedral Diocese; Episcopate of the ● Mistley Norman School: Stephen Burnup (HT).
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