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St Mary's Tatsfield == TRINITY 13 15 September 201June 2019 Children are always very welcome at St Andrew’s. Communicant members of any Church are invited to receive Holy Communion. Others are invited to come to the altar rail for a blessing. If you would prefer a gluten-free wafer please ask one of the sidespersons. 8am N.B. There will be no SAID EUCHARIST this morning. 10am PARISH EUCHARIST Setting: Heppleston OPENING HYMN: 432. Loving Shepherd of thy sheep COLLECT: Almighty God, who called your Church to bear witness that you were in Christ reconciling the world to yourself: help us to proclaim the good news of your love, that all who hear it may be drawn to you; through him who was lifted up on the cross, and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen. O.T. Reading: Exodus 32: 7-14. Melanie Calver N.T. Reading: 1 Timothy 1: 12-17. Patti Thomas Verweij GRADUAL HYMN: 315. In heavenly love abiding THE GOSPEL: Luke 15: 1-10. PRAYERS led by Sue Varcoe OFFERTORY HYMN: 537. O worship the Lord FINAL HYMN: 306. Immortal, invisible God, only wise All are welcome to coffee and tea in the hall following this service We give a warm welcome to Keli Bolton of Southwark Diocese this morning who will talk to us about Generation Z. THIS WEEK Monday, 6pm: Meditation in church Wednesday, 9am: Morning Prayer in the church. NEXT SUNDAY – TRINITY FOURTEEN 8am: Said Eucharist. 10am: Parish Eucharist NOTICES HARVEST FESTIVAL. The flowers will be arranged in the church on the morning of Saturday 5th October. Please give any financial contributions for the Flower Fund to Brenda. The Festival Service is at 11am followed by lunch at 12.30pm. Please give numbers who would like to have lunch by 22ndSept for catering purposes. Also , we need offers of making a Cottage/Shepherd’s Pie for 8 and a fruit crumble. Please let Brenda know. Tickets adults £8 children £5.50. Bring your own drink and glasses. Harvest produce will be given to Caterham FoodBank and to Reigate & Banstead Women’s Refuge. The latter would welcome Pasta sauces, cartons of milk, tins of veg, coffee, tea, sugar, biscuits, pasta, fresh fruit and vegetables. THE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR 9thNovember will be opened by Lesley McCabe, BBC SURREY RADIO Presenter. TEAM NEWS: Revd Vince Short our Team Vicar will be on a sabbatical for three months from September to November inclusive. We look forward to welcoming him back in Advent. TEAM NEWS: Sarah Paxton who is training to be a Reader starts a 2 month placement at Edenbridge Parish Church, serving, preaching, leading a family service and home & hospital visiting, attending three services on a Sunday. Sarah says that she would really value our prayers on her behalf. OUT & ABOUT This afternoon! 4pm. Celebrating Wholeness & Healing, at Lingfield Parish Church, All welcome. CTOD The next Bereavement Group Date will be 25th September. Bereaved people are welcome to drop in, on their own or with a friend, anytime between 1pm and 3pm at the URC Oxted. Trained volunteers on hand for support. CTOD SINGERS. Bringing people together in Fellowship, Friendship, Fun…and Harmony. The next meetings are Thursday 26thSeptember and 24thOctober at All Saints Parish Room 12 Chichele Road, Oxted. Below are details concerning CTOD’s Charity of the year: ‘THEIR VOICE’ A local charity that supports victims of modern slavery and human trafficking. ‘Empowering survivors of modern slavery’. A fundraising event with Tea, Raffle & Quiz. The aim to raise funds to provide 200 rucksacks, toiletries etc. helping children to recover from traumatic experiences. Saturday 28thSeptember 3pm to 5.30pm at ‘The Arc’ Weston Drive, Caterham Tickets £15 and available online. www.theirvoicemodernslavery.org.uk And the following day: Sunday 29thSeptember 6pm at URC Oxted. A United Service of Worship for ‘THEIR VOICE’, ‘Held in God’s Embrace’ Donations of cash and/or items eg. shampoo, conditioner, baby lotion, hand cream, toothpaste, etc. gratefully received. Sat 21stSept 10am to 4pm HERITAGE OPEN DAY at THE COLLEGE OF ST. BARNABUS, Lingfield, a community of retired Anglicans. Come and look inside one of Surrey’s hidden, charming, historic places. Has beautiful Arts & Crafts features. Take a guided tour and ride the miniature steam railway! Next door to Dormans Railway station. (The first time the College has held such an event) Sun 29th Sept EVENSONG at Lingfield Parish Church. A beautiful traditional service. All are welcome. 13thOct ‘MOUNTAIN MUSIC’ a Farnham Maltings production in Bletchingly. A great opportunity to see professional theatre in your area for £10 per ticket! Any profits to the Bletchingly Church House Charity. Sat 19thOct 10am to 4pm. ‘TO BE A PILGRIM’ Southwark Diocese Prayer & Spirituality Day. Held in the Cathedral. Details at the back of the church. It has been announced that Revd James Ashton presently Vicar in the Warlingham Team Ministry and Deanery Mission Enabler has been appointed Team Vicar of Oxted St. Mary & Tandridge St. Peter. DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Oct 6th Harvest Festival and Lunch. Oct 13th Baptism of Johann Rainbird. Nov 9th Christmas Bazaar 12noon to 2.30pm Dec 1st Patronal Festival & Advent Sunday Dec 15th Carol Service 6.30pm. REGULAR EVENTS Sunday 8am SAID EUCHARIST Sunday10am PARISH EUCHARIST. On the first Sunday of the month (with a few exceptions) at 10am the Service is a FAMILY COMMUNION SERVICE. Monday at 6pm MEDITATION at St. Andrew’s Church. Wednesday 9am MORNING PRAYER at St. Andrew’s Church. Wednesday 10am MID-WEEK EUCHARIST at St. Peter’s Church, Limpsfield, followed by coffee. First Wednesday of the month 11am-12noon COMMUNITY HEARING CLINIC in St. Andrew’s Hall. CHILDREN’S CHURCH 3.30pm in St. Andrew’s Hall. This takes place during Term Time and not in the holidays. The next dates are Monday 30th Sept, 21st Oct, 25th Nov. First Friday of the month. ART ON THE CHART. A friendly group of all abilities meeting in the Hall to paint and draw from 2.30 to 4pm. CONTACTS For enquiries regarding St. Andrew’s contact Revd Wendy Harvey 01883 723153 / [email protected] or Revd Ruth Rainbird, 01883 713683 / [email protected] St. Andrew’s web address is www.lttm.org.uk the website for the Limpsfield & Tatsfield Team of churches. Team Communications Coordinator is Caroline Campbell. 10am to 1pm Tuesday to Friday. Parish Office 01883 712512. [email protected] Our TEAM RECTOR is Revd James Percival of St.Peter’s Church, Limpsfield. [email protected] St. Peter’s Rectory Office 01883 712512. Our TEAM VICAR is Revd Vince Short of St. Mary’s Church, Tatsfield - Office 01959 577289. Email [email protected] St. Andrew’s is one of Churches Together in Oxted & District [email protected] Hall Bookings: Lorna Tooth, 01883 730310. [email protected] Notices for the Pew Sheet by Wed pm to John Raymer [email protected] .
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