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Temple Guiting Our thanks to Temple Guiting School Children for their lovely pictures Front cover: Myrtle Lloyd, Class 3 (top) and Saskia Lamballe, Class 4 (bottom) Back cover: Sylvie, Class 1 (top), Otto Fleetwood, Class 4 (middle), Serena, Class 2 (bottom) Rector: Rev’d Canon Katrina Scott Tel: 01451 821777 or Email: [email protected] Twitter : @KatrinaKrgscott Rev’d Sue Pestell (Curate) – Email: [email protected] Rev’d David Quin (Honorary Associate Priest) – 01608 651571 Jean Bird (Reader Emeritus) - 01451 605086 View online at www.achurchnearyou.com Churches and School working together to share God’s love in our communities CHURCHWARDENS SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN Cutsdean (GL54 5RX) Joint Editor Mark Evans 01386 584245 Revd Canon Katrina Scott 01451 (Safeguarding Officer: Peter Forshaw) 821777 Lower Slaughter (GL54 2HR) Joint Editor/Advertising/Production: (Vacant) Karen Randles 01451 821964 (Safeguarding Officer: Marion Marshall) Copyright © Seventy Times Seven Naunton (GL54 3AX) Articles may only be reproduced with the David Renney 07770 815023 prior written permission of the author. (Safeguarding Officer: Barbara Steiner) The views expressed are not necessarily Temple Guiting (GL54 5RW) those of the Editors. The Editors reserve Ali Clifton-Barnard 01386 584976 the right to edit articles submitted for --- Deputy Wardens --- publication and may not accept late Avril Vincent 01451 831599 submissions. Peter Forshaw 01242 602593 DEADLINE for the next issue (Safeguarding Officer: Peter Forshaw) 31 January 2020. Upper Slaughter (GL54 2JF) Seventy Times Seven is distributed free of Liz Gibson 01451 822118 charge to residents of the parishes. Anthea Gough 01451 810370 Otherwise, the charge is 50p per copy. (Safeguarding Officer: Ken Pascoe) Guiting Power (GL54 5TY) Michael Edwards 01451 850232 Temple Guiting Church of David Broad 01451 850713 --- Churchwarden Emeritus --- England Primary School Dorothy Watson 01451 850310 Head Teacher: Mrs Ann Barry (Safeguarding Officer: Michael Edwards) Tel: 01451 850304 Farmcote (GL54 5AU) www.templeguiting.gloucs.sch.uk Peter Loveday 01242 602887 (Safeguarding Officer: Michael Edwards) DEAR READERS … Welcome to the Winter edition of our magazine. We hope you will find all the information interesting, as we look forward to Christmas, New Year and for signs of Spring. In the Autumn we gave thanks for the Harvest and in September enjoyed raising funds together as a Benefice. Thanks are due to all who baked, donated, ate, drank and of course served on the day. A much appreciated £468 was raised! DEAR FRIENDS … November was a month for remembering; remembering our loved ones who have gone before us; remembering those who have given their lives in conflict. The final Sunday of November was the feast of Christ the King; the Sundays leading to it are often known as the Kingdom season, when Christians are particularly reminded of God’s reign in their lives. Currently on our minds is a different kingdom, the United Kingdom, launched as we are into a General Election on 12th December. We may be considering how we can best empower our politicians to bring about reconciliation and fairness in our kingdom, which will do justice to the memory of those from the past, and to the example given by Jesus the King. We pray for ourselves and for you as we are called to make these serious decisions. As we prepare for this, the preparations for Christmas go on around it. Preparations for homes and hearts and minds; preparations of those who care for the homeless and others in need. Following the New Year, we look forward again to the first signs of Spring in February– bumble bees and ladybirds on sunny days, louder birdsong and bluebell leaves pushing through… Christmas, like the Spring, is a time of hope and promise. We pray this will be your experience, as we wish you the joy and blessings of a Happy Christmas and peace in the New Year. With love and prayers, Sue Pestell and Katrina Scott PRAYERS FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION … We will be holding a Prayer Vigil on Wednesday 11 December between 6.00pm and 7.00pm at St Andrew’s Church in Naunton on the eve of the Election for anyone who would like to pop in for 5 minutes or stay for the hour. You might like to join us in praying at this time: God of grace and truth send your spirit to guide us as we discover your will for our country. Help us to discuss the issues before us with courtesy, truth and mutual respect, and grant that all who stand for Parliament will seek to serve the common good, through Him who came not to be served, but to serve, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen As part of our COMMUNITY MINISTRY we have shared in these special services ... BAPTISMS “May God guide and protect them” Annie LEWIS at Guiting Power on 22 September 2019 Jemima and Emilia AMPHLET at Naunton on 29 September 2019 Oliver and Isla VALE at Lower Slaughter on 20 October 2019 Hazel, Alfred and Evelyn ZYTA at Lower Slaughter on 27 October 2019 Martha GOWERS at Temple Guiting on 27 October 2019 WEDDINGS “May God bless them” Peter MACKENZIE and Ellen MILLER at Upper Slaughter on 24 August 2019 Lee FRANKLIN and Rachel MICHIE at Lower Slaughter on 6 September 2019 Kerry BOARDWELL and Maria D’AVANZO at Upper Slaughter on 7 September 2019 Harry HOOMAN and Ashlea GORMLEY at Lower Slaughter on 12 September 2019 Andrew DIGWEED and Amy FOX at Lower Slaughter on 19 September 2019 Gavin HENSON and Katie MOULD at Guiting Power on 28 September 2019 Domonic ELLAN and Sarah LEWIS at Lower Slaughter on 11 October 2019 WEDDING BLESSINGS Keegan and Amanda ANDERSON at Upper Slaughter on 12 October 2019 Niladri and Alexandra DAS at Lower Slaughter on 20 October 2019 FUNERALS “May God grant them light and peace” Alice (Toosie) SMITH, Funeral at Cheltenham Crematorium on 2 September 2019 and Burial of Ashes at Guiting Power on 7 November 2019 Margaret (Sally) VINCENT, Funeral at Cheltenham Crematorium and Lower Slaughter on 5 September 2019 and Burial of Ashes at Lower Slaughter on 15 October 2019 Nick EVANS, Funeral and Burial at Naunton on 17 October 2019 A very big “THANK YOU” … To everyone who attended Sue’s funeral and donated in her memory. A fabulous total of £2,232 was raised and divided equally between the Sue Ryder Leckhampton Hospice and the Cheltenham Hospital Scanner Appeal. Derek Cox BIRD’S EYE VIEW ... As I get older I feel God’s love more and more. The wonder of that love brings so much peace, joy and wonder. I ask myself often, ‘what have I done to deserve His presence in my life?’ But mostly ‘how can I share this love with others?’ I recently read a book by Agnes Sligh Turnbull, a Canadian writer of the 1960s. The story is written around a College teacher. The part that challenged me was around a party given for the staff by one of their colleagues. They had finished their dinner and over coffee they began talking about their students and how they could help them to grow into good, moral and upright men and women in the future. Then one normally quiet and shy teacher started to talk earnestly, ‘I know it might be foolish to you at first but do hear me through and think about it now love as a concrete emotion … we could say it is essential for the survival of mankind. Its wider application is kindness and understanding of others, empathy if you wish’. It was this that caught my attention, for this is where the love we have can go – to others. When Katrina and I were talking about this same subject a few weeks ago we saw this as a wonderful answer to so many things. Paul tells us in Ephesians 4.32 – ‘Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as Christ forgave you’. What a difference it makes in our Parishes for instance, and ultimately in our Benefice and even wider into our Diocese, if we share that love of God, which we have as such a great free gift, with others. This reminds me of a chorus we used to sing in Sunday School, (help! that ages me!), ‘God is love, I feel it in the air around me, God is love, I see it in the heavens above me, God is love, all nature does agree. But the greatest proof of His love for me is Calvary’. Love came down at Christmas time we sing at this very special time. Who would have believed that a tiny Baby lying in a manger would be the greatest source of love the world would ever know. Thanks be to God. Jean Bird PRAYER LINES … We have set up a prayer network – a group of people who are willing to receive any requests for prayer and to pray for anyone in need. It is set up as a simple email group (co-ordinated by Jean Bird) and an email is sent to all the ‘pray-ers’ asking them to remember a particular person when there is a need. If you would like to be remembered in prayer, please contact Jean at [email protected] NEWS FROM THE WIDER CHURCH ... Church Finances Did you know that each of our Churches is responsible for its own building, fundraising and ministry costs? Did you know that we don’t get any income from the national Church? Each of our Churches is here, in each Parish, to serve the local area, to offer regular worship and to help support and build community – to share God’s love and to respond.
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