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February's Newsletter P A R I S H N E W S L E T T E R F E B THE R U A R Y 2 BRIDGE 0 2 0 GOD IS LOVE THE PARISH OF ST BREOKE & EGLOSHAYLE IN WADEBRIDGE L I V E N A T I V I T Y A N O T H E R Y E A R A N O T H E R S U C C E S S Christmas may seem like a distant memory now but as we had a joint December/ January newsletter, we have had to wait until now to show the photos for those who didn't catch them on our social media accounts. I want to thank everyone involved in helping to make this year another joyful event to celebrate the birth of Jesus with the community. The Bishop of Norwich posted on his twitter account in the lead up to Christmas: Okay, so in the next 3 days, can we not say: "Well it's nice to see you having not seen you in church all year" "Back for your annual visit" "So it was pub closing time then" "There's always space the rest of the year" Just welcome everyone & delight that our churches are full! It would be wonderful if our churches were packed all year round and more people could hear the good news of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ but we certainly welcomed everyone at Christmas with delight and will do whenever anyone walks through our doors. M O N T H L Y E D I T O R I A L C H R I S S A I T C H As most of you will probably know by now we are delighted that the Reverend Celebration Stephen Payne has felt the call from God to come to our Parish in Wadebridge. of We welcome Steve and his wife Jackie to join us, and I am sure you will extend a warm welcome to them both. There will be much to learn about the Parish and life in Wadebridge and I ask that you a New support Steve and Jackie as they also learn about us. Steve will be welcomed to the Parish at a Ministry Licensing service led by the Bishop of Truro on Thursday the 6th of February at 7.30pm in Egloshayle Church. we welcome you to As a Parish we welcome all those who The Institution & live in Wadebridge to come whether they come regularly to Church or not. Induction of There is plenty of parking in the Rugby Rev Stephen Payne Club across the road. Steve has said that he wishes to meet the various congregations early on while he is here. He will be at the worship centres, St Conans, St Breoke, Egloshayle T H U R S D A Y 6 T H and the John Betjeman Centre on his F E B R U A R Y 7 : 3 0 P M first two Sundays. Please remember Steve and Jackie in E G L O S H A Y L E your thoughts and prayers and continue C H U R C H to do so, as they start this new venture with us in Wadebridge. F O O D B A N K N E W S J A C Q U I Jacqui visits Buckingham Palace! We had a very proud moment before Christmas when our Foodbank Project Manager, Jacqui White received her MBE from Buckingham Palace. She was awarded the medal for services to charity and to vulnerable people in Cornwall by Prince William with her family there at the Palace. It was a very grand day out and Jacqui is pictured here with her husband Arthur White. T O N N E O F T I N S We are so grateful to Pirate FM who are re-launching their Tonne of Tins campaign this February. Every donation we receive makes a big difference to someone who is struggling through a crisis. SAVE THE DATE If you’re already thinking of warmer weather and a weekend away this Summer, we have the perfect holiday destination! We will be holding our Fun Camping Weekend at Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park from the 12th-14th June 2020. More details to follow… M O N E Y B O X C O U R S E If you are worried about money and would like some support, come and join our FREE and FRIENDLY Moneybox Course. The course is for anyone who is a tenant, unemployed aged 16+ and it will help people to budget, build their confidence and manage their finances. The next course starts on the 7th February and will run on a Friday in Bodmin for 3 weeks from 9.15am to 2.30pm. If anyone would like more details of the course, please contact us on 01208 815374 or email [email protected] It’s a great way to learn in a relaxed environment. R E V S T E V E P A Y N E W E W E L C O M E S T E V E & J A C K I E the St. Austell Deanery. In his spare time, he likes to garden and cycle but not at the same time! At the heart of Steve’s ministry lies a desire to see faith make a real difference to peoples’ lives. Both Steve and Jackie are looking forward to serving the people of Wadebridge working Steve and Jackie moved from Plymouth in alongside the church family and the wider 2017 to set up home in Foxhole near St community. Austell. Prior to this Steve was Team Rector of Plymstock and Hooe in the Diocese of Exeter. H E L P I N G I N T H E Steve was born in Chester and came to P A R I S H I N 2 0 2 0 faith at his local parish church. After beginning his working life as a gardener If any of you have decided that your his call into ministry came when he was new years resolution was to volunteer invited to become the youth and children’s your wonderful services then perhaps worker in his home church and after consider ways in which you can get serving in that position, he went on to train involved more in the life of the church. to become a Church Army Evangelist. He was a member of Church Army for nearly Do you want to join the Event Planning 20 years working in parishes in Stratford Committee, volunteer on the cleaning on Avon and in Plymouth. He was or flower rota, help at the Rummage ordained to the priesthood in 2003. Sales, be on a welcome team, etc? We would be delighted to have you. In Plymouth he has served in a variety of parishes from churches in suburban I am certain that Steve and Jackie are settings to the inner city and on an outer looking forward to joining the church housing estate. During his time there he family and getting involved in all things became an ardent Plymouth Argyle church but the more of us there are to supporter and is looking forward to 2020 keep the Parish ticking over the better. being the year they secure promotion back to League 1! You never know, you may just have some fun!! In the past couple of years, he has been a volunteer at St Austell Foodbank and has enjoyed taking services at churches across D A T E S F O R Y O U R D I A R Y A N D N O T I C E S Thursday 6th February - Sunday 16th February - Licensing Service for Rev Memory Friendly Service Stephen Payne Wadebridge Churches Together & Everyone welcome to attend the licensing The Wadebridge Memory Cafe, service for Steve as Priest in Charge of the invite you to their monthly service Parish by The Rt Revd Philip Mounstephen, at 10.30am at The John Betjeman Bishop of Truro. 7:30pm Egloshayle Church Centre with tea, coffee, cake and Prayer for Wadebridge conversation to follow. It is likely that the monthly prayer for Friday 28th February - Wadebridge is going to be moving to Parish Prayer Meeting another day and time which has yet to be decided. We will keep you All are welcome to join us for our informed when we know more. monthly prayer meeting from 9am - 10am at Egloshayle Church Saturday 8th February - Rummage Sale 0 Monthly sale to be held at the Town Hall at 10 10am. Relax with a cup of coffee or browse B the the selection of bric a brac, clothes, books U for 0 CL ers y 10 and much more. If you are able to help with inn uar he w ebr T nd F l be the transportation to and from the Town ry a wil ary nua raw ebru Hall, please do get in touch. Ja ub d he F cl at t e ced Sal oun age ann mm 9th & 16th February Ru Snowdrop Sundays Come and witness the first signs of spring when we open our gardens for our visitors to There are a couple of see our beautiful snowdrops. This is a charity numbers left for the event and a suggested donation of £5.00 per 100 club draw. If you person is appreciated. The chosen charities this year will be CLEAR and Parkinsons are interested in Research taking a number, 10.00am – 4.00pm please contact Helen The Peacock cafe will be open for delicious light lunches and snacks Eustice.
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