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The Holsworthy Mission Community News The Holsworthy Mission Community News Your Church Your Parish Your Benefice Your Deanery Number 42 February 2015 From Our Acting Rural Dean January marks all sorts of things – cold weather, sales, making resolutions, breaking resolutions. We mark the season of Epiphany, the time when we celebrate Jesus revealed not just to his own people, but to everyone as the Son of God. We also mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. January is a time for setting directions. So as a Mission Community our direction has been set by the Mission Action Plan. The route we take for getting there may be circuitous and may take time – something like the Israelites in the desert – but it will be for a reason. We need learn what it is to be God’s people together and to work together, fellowship together, pray and worship together. Plans mentioned in last month’s News for Milton Damerel I am now told are by no means finally decided, as the people of Milton Damerel have yet to debate, think through and pray through the possibilities set before them. Let’s all undertake to support them with our prayers as they look to the future. Let’s also look for ways in which we can work together, not just as a Mission Community, but with our brothers and sisters from other churches. We all worship the same Lord. We are one body, let’s live that out practically, using opportunities that are given to worship together, to work together, to pray together. With blessings and prayers Kathy Roberts The Reverend Richard Freeman will be Collated (Licensed) as Rector of Abbots Bickington, Bradworthy, Bulkworthy, Putford and Sutcombe by The Right Reverend Robert Atwell, Bishop of Exeter at St John the Baptist Church, Bradworthy on Tuesday January 27th at 7pm Everyone is most welcome to attend Getting switched on to computers and the internet The nuts and bolts! OVER 60’S This fantastic 1- day course will be held at: Holsworthy Memorial Hall EX22 6DJ On: Wed 25th February 2015 11am - 4pm with lunch and refreshments provided (You will need to complete an expense form to receive reimbursement of reasonable costs; transport, mileage, childcare or carer costs for example.) The course is free of charge. Spaces are extremely limited, so please apply at your earliest opportunity. Please contact Ami in the Westward Housing Customer Involvement Team on 0300 100 1011 or email [email protected] , message us on our Facebook page or use a ‘Contact Us’ form on the website: www.westwardhousing.org.uk in the ‘Get Involved’ section. If you have any questions please feel free to speak to us. Contact Trish Burke SUPPORTING RURAL INDEPENDENT LIVING PROJECT [email protected] 07814 740055 Revd Chris Hardwick's licensing is on Wednesday 28th January 2015 in Tavistock Parish Church at 7pm. Everyone is most welcome to attend. ASHWATER, BEAWORTHY, CLAWTON, HALWILL & TETCOTT with LUFFINCOTT 31st January Soup Lunch Voluntary Donations Ashwater Church 12-2pm 7th February Big Breakfast 9.30am-12noon £5pp Halwill Parish Hall 9.30am 14th February Candlelight Supper Clawton Parish Hall 7 for 7.30pm Tickets £12 3 courses & glass of wine Irene 01409 271371 16th February Lent Course 'Waymarkers' by John Saxbee Halwill Baptist Hall/Chapel 2pm Mondays for 7 weeks Afternoons and evenings & 7pm 17th February Messy Church 10.30am-12noon Halwill Baptist Hall 10.30am All children welcome accompanied by adult BLACK TORRINGTON, BRADFORD with COOKBURY, HIGHAMPTON & THORNBURY 6th February Cake and Coffee 10am - 12noon Black Torrington Chapel 10am 7th February Brunch 10am-1pm £6pp under 11's £3 Black Torrington Village Hall 10am In aid of Plastering Fund Tickets S.Grabham 01409 231581 14th February Saturday Church Bradford Village Hall 10am 17th February Pancake Holiday Club 10am – 12noon Bradford Village Hall 10am 18th February Ash Wednesday Holy Communion Black Torrington Church 9.30am Ash Wednesday Holy Communion Bradford Church 7pm ABBOTS BICKINGTON, BRADWORTHY, BULKWORTHY, PUTFORD & SUTCOMBE 27th January Licensing Service Revd Richard Freeman Bradworthy Church 7pm 1st February Benefice Holy Communion Sutcombe Church 10.30am 8th February Morning Prayer Bradworthy Church 10am Choral Communion Sutcombe Church 10am Choral Communion Abbots Bickington Church 11.30am 10th February Coffee Morning/Jumble Sale Bradworthy Church 10am 12th February Whole Benefice Meeting Sutcombe Parish Hall 7.30pm 15th February Choral Communion Bradworthy Church 10am Family Service Sutcombe Church 11am Choral Communion Putford Church 11.30am 22nd February Choral Communion Bradworthy Church 10am Family Service Sutcombe Church 10am Choral Communion Putford Church 11.30am HOLLACOMBE, HOLSWORTHY & MILTON DAMEREL 1st February Sung Mass Hollacombe Church 9am Sung Mass Holsworthy Church 10am 8th February Sung Mass Holsworthy Church 10am Eucharist Milton Damerel Church 11.30am 15th February Eucharist Hollacombe Church 9am Sung Mass Holsworthy Church 10am The Ven Mike Edson (Acting Archdeacon) will conduct both services 18th February Holy Communion with Imposition of Ashes Hollacombe Church 7.30pm 22nd February Morning Prayer Holsworthy 10am Morning Prayer Milton Damerel 11.30am BRIDGERULE & PYWORTHY with PANCRASWEEK 18th February Ash Wednesday Imposition of Ashes Bridgerule Church 7.30pm 6th March Recital In aid of the Long House Appeal Pyworthy Church 7.30pm Derriton Singers Soloists Kath Morrison soprano & Idony Perrett clarinet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For further information regarding any of the above items and the submission of future notices, please contact your local benefice correspondent below. All copy to be received by the 20th of the month please. Ashwater, Beaworthy, Clawton, Halwill & Tetcott with Luffincott : Pam Williams 01409 [email protected] Black Torrington, Bradford with Cookbury,Highampton & Thornbury: S.Grabham 01409 231581 [email protected] Abbots Bickington,Bradworthy,Bulkworthy,Putford & Sutcombe:R.Boughton 01409 241911 [email protected] Hollacombe, Holsworthy & Milton Damerel: H.Young 01409 259345 [email protected] Bridgerule, & Pyworthy with Pancrasweek: S.Goldspink 01409 255686 [email protected] Acting Rural Dean Rev Kathy Roberts : 01409 231279 [email protected] Deanery Lay Chair : David Robinson : 01409 253096 [email protected] Editor : Letitia Yetman : 01409 211131 [email protected].
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