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Hoe 2014 09 September.Indd The News Magazine of the ‘Heart of Eden’ Team Ministry St. Lawrence, Appleby; St. John, Murton-cum-Hilton; St. James, Ormside; St. Peter, Great Asby; St. Margaret & St. James, Long Marton; St. Cuthbert, Dufton; St. Cuthbert, Milburn with additional information from The Sands Methodist Church, Appleby and Dufton with Knock Methodist Church The Church of Our Lady of Appleby The Local Communities and Organisations of Appleby and the Mid-Eden Valley September 2014 St. Edmund, Newbiggin What’s On in The Heart of Eden in September? Food Bank Collection, every Tuesday, Sands Methodist, 10:30; Friday , St. Lawrence’s Church, 11.00 – 12.00 Date Time Place What?? 1st Fellside singers rehearsals start 1st 10:30? Appleby Health Centre Cancer “Come for Coffee” drop-in 1st 7:30pm Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Mission Communities Presentation 2nd 2 ~ 4pm Long Marton Village Institute Carpet Bowls 2nd 7:30pm Guide Hut Appleby Embroiderers’ Guild 2nd 7:30pm Ormside Village Hall Ormside WI – Carol Marsden 3rd 7:30 pm Murton Institute Fellsiders 4th 1 ~ 3:30 Appleby Health Centre Bridging the Gap (Hearing) 4th 2pm Guide and Brownie Hut Whist and Dominoes 4th 7:30pm RBL Clubhouse Meeting re. Remembrance Sunday 4th 7:30pm Long Marton Village Institute Pottery Group 5th 11:45 ~ 1pm Sands Methodist Church Hall Come 4 Lunch 5th 7:30 pm Kirkby thore Memorial Hall Bingo in aid of Newbiggin church 6th 9:30 to 11:30 am Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Coffee morning in aid of Appleby Friends of Guiding 6th 10 ~ 3 Appleby Market Totally Locally, see article 6th 3:30pm Asby Church Organ dedication and demonstration 6th 4:30pm Milburn Milburn Show 6th 6:15pm, 7pm Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Lights, Camera, Appleby, see article 9th 10:30 ~ noon Long Marton Village Institute Coffee morning 9th 7:30pm Asby Village Hall Asby WI craft evening 10th Dufton Village Hall Dufton Open Circle trip to Howgill Castle 10th 10:15 ~ 11:30 Asby Church Coffee morning in aid of church 10th 11am Appleby Public Hall WADFAS lecture (coffee from 10:15) 11th 10:15 / 10:30 T.S./ Appleby Appleby & Dist. Gardeners trip to Yorkshire Dales 11th 7:30pm The Hollies, Asby Asby PCC meeting 12th 7 ~ 9pm Sands Methodist Church Friday/Rainbow Club Sports Day 12th 7:30pm Colby Village Hall Coffee evening with Bingo 13th ~ 14th St. Lawrence Church Soul Space, see article 13th ~ 14th Long Marton Church Heritage Weekend 13th ~ 14th Appleby Council Chamber Heritage Weekend – open for viewing 13th 9:30 ~ 11:30am Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Friday Club Coffee Morning 13th 10am Moot Hall RBL mile of 2p’s 13th 10:30am Colby Village Hall Coffee morning 13th 12:30 ~ 14:30 St. Lawrence Church Bellringers’ open day 14th 2:30 to 4:30 pm Broom Nursery, Long Marton Tea in the Tunnel, see Rotary 15th 10:30? Appleby Health Centre Cancer “Come for Coffee” drop-in 16th 2pm St. Lawrence Church see article 16th 2 ~ 4pm Long Marton Village Institute Carpet Bowls 16th 7:30pm Long Marton Village Institute Hall Management Committee 16th 7:30pm Asby Church Asby MU meeting 17th 7:15pm Sands Methodist Church Appleby WI 17th 7:30pm The Hollies, Asby Asby Fellowship 17th 7:30pm Long Marton Village Hall Long Marton 7:30 Group 18th 1:30 Sands Methodist Church Appleby Ladies’ Friendship Group 18th 2pm Guide and Brownie Hut Whist and Dominoes 18th 7:30 Long Marton Village Institute Pottery Group 19th 7:30 Brampton Village Hall Remote Cinema 20th Colby Village Hall 20th anniversary party for the hall 20th 9:30 to 11:30 am Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Coffee morning in aid of 1st Appleby Brownies 21st Crosby Ravensworth Vegi growing course, see article 21st (ap) 12:15 Sands Methodist Church Hall Bring & Share Lunch 21st 5pm Dufton Church Fellside Concert Camerata 23rd 10 ~ 10:45 Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Extend exercise classes 24th noon Long Marton Village Institute Lunch Club 24th 7:15pm RBL Clubhouse Royal British Legion Women’s Section 25th 7:30pm Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Appleby-in-Westmorland Society AGM + lecture 26th 7:30pm Milburn Village Hall Milburn Film Club 27th 9:30 to 11:30 am Appleby Public Hall Supper Room Coffee morning in aid of Arthritis Research 28th 12 ~ 2:30 Milburn Village Hall Soup & Sandwich Lunch 28th ? Gamblesby Methodist Church Harvest Festival 28th 6:30pm St. Lawrence Church Choral Evensong with Sarah Lunn & Anthony Clegg 30th 10 to 10:45 Supper Room, Market Hall Extend exercise classes 30th 2 ~ 4pm Long Marton Village Institute Carpet Bowls 30th 7 Crackenthorpe Crackenthorpe Parish Meeting 30th 7:30pm Long Marton Village Institute Local History Group Harvest People have been giving thanks for the harvest since farming first began and the custom is still thriving today in many countries of the world. In the Christian calendar, harvest traditionally started at Lammas tide (August 1), when the first corn of the new crop was made into bread and taken to church to be blessed. It finished at Michaelmas (September 29). People believed that the harvest spirit lived in the fields and that as the corn was cut the spirit was gradually driven into the remaining swathes. So the last few stalks were cut and plaited into a corn dolly which presided over the harvest supper and was buried again on Plough Monday (the first after Epiphany - January 6) to work its magic on the growing corn. Most churches and many schools today hold a service of thanksgiving for the harvest, but the custom only became popular in Victorian times. In 1843 the Reverend R. S. Hawker had the idea of holding a special service on the first Sunday in October in his Cornwall parish. We have built on the idea of harvest over the years and we celebrate not only the harvest of field and farm, but also the harvest of talents, gifts, skills etc, saying thank you to God for what we have, and providing help for those less fortunate than we are. Have you thought what you might give thanks for or maybe offer as your gift or talent ? For example, have you time to visit someone who is housebound in thanksgiving for those who care for you? Or time to take someone out for a drive? I believe that the most important gifts that we have to offer are the gifts of ourselves. What will you give? Holy Communion at Home Part of the joy for all who are being ordained is to be able to celebrate the Eucharist week by week in our churches and sharing in that Communion with the members of the various congregations. As we are a team ministry and therefore the same member of the clergy is not in the same church every week, we sometimes do not realise that someone who has been a regular communicant is now no longer in church regularly for whatever reason. The Clergy, and some members of the congregations who assist with the distribution of Communion in church would be delighted to take Home Communion to those who are unable to get to church by reason of health or mobility. If you would like to receive Communion at home, please do contact one of the clergy and we will make arrangements. Many Thanks Sarah Lunn Church Registers Baptisms 15th June Summer Elizabeth Sowerby St Lawrence, Appleby 15th June James William Nicholson Ss Margaret & James Long Marton 22nd June Jacinty Rose Doherty St Lawrence, Appleby 22nd June Fergus Tristan Colbear St Lawrence, Appleby 19th July Sadie Gabriella Birkbeck Ss Margaret & James Long Marton 22nd July Victoria Hill St Peter, Asby 27th Jul Anthony John Teasdale St Lawrence, Appleby 27th July Isaac Batty St Peter Asby 3rd August Finley JK Haughan St Lawrence, Appleby Weddings 2nd August Steven Cannon and Kelly Ousby St Lawrence, Appleby 9th August Tony Jackson and Julie Simpson St Lawrence, Appleby Funerals 25th June Sheila Ann Hogg St Cuthbert, Dufton 27th June Sandra Helen Wood St Lawrence, Appleby 7th July Brian Victor Pearson St Lawrence, Appleby 22nd July Thomas Birkbeck St Cuthbert, Dufton 4th August Arthur Stephenson Crematorium 11th August Ralph Atkinson Harrison Appleby Methodist Church Other Services: Burial of Ashes 25th July Frances Baxter Murton Cemetary Ministry Team Team Rector: Revd. Sarah Lunn 017683 61269 email: [email protected] Team Vicar: Currently Vacant Revd. Roger Collinson (Retired) 017683 52886 Revd. Sue Bamping NSM Assistant Curate 01768 879085 Mr. Lynn Miller, Licensed Reader 017683 51671 FROM THE NEWSLETTER TEAM Distributors We are still seeking a new distributor for the Newsletter in Burrells, to take over from later this summer. This round contains 42 copies. Can you help? If a volunteer does not come forward, then the residents of Burrells will need to pick up their copy of the Newsletter in Appleby TIC or St. Lawrence’s Church (we will let you know when this arrangement will start). Or are you available to help as a Newsletter Distributor at some time in the future? In either case, please contact Mr or Mrs Meakin on 52407. Appleby Churches Working Together The Churches in Appleby work together to provide the following activities for children and young people. Oasis - Every Friday in term time, after school until 5pm, at Kirkby Thore Chapel, for KS2 children (years 3 - 6) Messy Church - Usually around Christmas and Easter (as advertised), usually at Murton, for all ages INFORMATION FOR SENDERS OF ARTICLES AND ADVERTISEMENTS Copy for next month’s edition by Noon, please, 14th of August Please meet the deadline or send copy beforehand if at all possible! Electronic copy by email is preferred; email address [email protected] - often we are quite busy and don’t have time to reply.
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