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April 2021 Upper Yare Group News ISSUE 654 BARNHAM BROOM and APRIL 2021 UPPER YARE GROUP NEWS Wishing everyone a Happy Easter and a gradual return to normal activities. “Welcome back” from Study Leave to Rev’d Tim. We are looking forward to seeing you at actual services in and around The Group. Remember to first contact the Churchwardens (page 5) to help keep a check on congregation numbers. There is an Easter Egg Hunt amongst these pages. See if you can find 28 . HELP WANTED The Barnham Broom and Upper Yare Remembrance Project is a local history project focusing on recording local memories. It is now looking for paid help (up to 5 hours a week) to help in gathering and collating local recordings towards its final stages of completion. All enquiries to [email protected] or call 01362 858021 Another easy and tasty recipe from Barnham Broom’s Neighbourhood Café can be found on page 6. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby’s ‘Daily Hope’ is a free national phone line bringing worship, prayer, exercise, sleep and singing into your home. The free line, 0800 804 8044 is available 24 hours a day. Group News is produced (and normally delivered to your door) by volunteers. CLOSING DATE FOR THE MAY ISSUE: Adverts and News by April 6th. Due to Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, you may like to collect this issue from your local church porch, or other central point in your village. Contact your Churchwarden for information, page 5. MINISTRY TEAM Rector: Rev. Dr. Tim Weatherstone, The Rectory, Reymerston NR9 4AG [email protected] 01362 858021 Assistant Priest: The Venerable Arthur Hawes 01362 822441 Assistant Curate: Rev. Dr. Louisa Pittman, The Vicarage, Honingham Road, Barnham Broom, NR9 4DB 01603 759641 Email: [email protected] Reader: Roger Walpole, 1 Woodfarm Cottages, Reymerston, NR9 4QZ 01362 820284 GROUP OFFICERS Group Office: The Rectory, The Street, Reymerston, NR9 4AG [email protected] 01362 858021 Group Treasurer: Adrian Rodford, Church Barn, Southburgh, IP25 7TF 01362 822186 Lay Chairman: Philip Richardson, 16, Vicar Street, Wymondham, NR18 0PL 01953 607564 Website: www.groupof15.org.uk F Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/Groupof15/ Twitter link https://twitter.com/groupof15 GROUP NEWS EDITORIAL TEAM p Rev. Dr. Tim Weatherstone, Rev. Dr. Louisa Pittman, Joy Smiley, Fiona Winser, Advertising and Finance: Mr Francis Woodcock Flat 2, Kimberley Hall, Barnham Broom Road, Editor: Jane Howard NR18 0RT Summer Barn, 07879 379181 Mill Road, Email: [email protected] Hardingham, NR9 4EH Distribution: Christine & Ivan Revell-Burrows 01953 851215 3, Low Road, Carleton Forehoe, NR9 4AP Email: [email protected] 01603 759695 Email: [email protected] Guidelines: adverts should be sent in Doc., Pub., JPG ADVERTISING RATES: files. Please do not send a PDF. The Group News is 1 issue 6 issues 11 issues printed in black and white. For best clarity please send bright images in black and white. Coloured 1/8 page 9 x 6.3 cm £15 £75 £115 logos or posters cannot be printed clearly. LANDSCAPE Inserts & Leaflet Distribution: When making an 1/4 page 9 x 13 cm PORTRAIT £26 £143 £227 enquiry about leaflets, please advise on the size and type, and indicate which villages you would like 1/2 page 18.5 x 13 cm £47 £266 £432 covered. Prices are from 5p for each single A5 leaflet. LANDSCAPE Please address any enquiries about advertising and leaflets direct to Mr Francis Woodcock (see above) For historical reasons, no one-off, unpaid for, ‘For Sale’ advertisements can be accepted. Our Group website is www.groupof15.org.uk For our advertisers, we can offer to place their advertisements online on the website for a small additional monthly charge. Payments to ‘Group News Community Account’. Details: Sort Code 20 - 28 - 20 Account No. 4389 5424 Payment to include the invoice number. If you know anyone outside the Group who would like to receive Group News, this can be arranged for a small fee. Please contact anyone on the editorial team. Group News is published by the Barnham Broom and Upper Yare Group of Churches. It is managed, edited and distributed by volunteers. Donations are always welcome to help with printing costs and can be sent to Francis Woodcock at the above address. Cheques should be made payable to Group News. Please See page 3. Any views expressed in Group News are not necessarily those of the publishers or the editorial team. Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy, we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. Group News accepts advertisements in good faith and we cannot guarantee the goods or services offered by advertisers. GROUP NEWS IS PRINTED BY: HOLLINGER Print ltd, 01603 309000 www.hollinger.co.uk 2 With thanks to Nicola Ford for the Editorial: ‘It’s always the same and it’s always amazing’, my mother-in-law simply said when I chatted to her about Easter and she wasn’t just talking about Cadbury’s Creme eggs. I’ve celebrated Easter every year of my life and whilst I know the story so well, each year something new speaks to me as I grasp what happened over those few days 2000 years ago. Each time I read the story of Jesus’ death I see it from different points of view; the demoralised disciples as their hero is taken down, the traumatised mother watching as her first born is executed, the smug politicians as a threat is silenced and Jesus as he takes in the magnitude of what he was about to do. We’ve all known suffering, particularly in this last year. Even if we’ve not experienced suffering personally, we’ve known people who are ill, dying or down on their luck. We’ve seen it in the headlines every day. What the Easter story tells us is that we are not alone in our suffering, in our grief, it tells us that Jesus stands in solidarity with us through the pain, he weeps with us and he grieves with us; he knows what it’s like to suffer. In times of suffering in my life, when I’ve been demoralised like the disciples, traumatised like Mary, when friends have let me down or I am daunted by the road ahead, I know from Jesus’ life that I am not alone. We also get to hear the end of the Easter story, which gives us a clue to the end of our story. From death came new life; Jesus did not just suffer and die, he also rose again, defeating death. This has led to the common line in Easter hymns ‘Death has lost its sting’. And so this Easter as you see the signs of new life used to portray Easter: the chocolate eggs, the budding Spring flowers and the cute little Easter bunnies, be reminded that these point to the story which gives us hope and company in our suffering. Easter is always the same and it’s always amazing. Nicola is an Ordinand (trainee Vicar), living in Barnham Broom. If you feel that you could help to SUPPORTING OUR VILLAGE CHURCHES support your local Church, please send Text a donation: your donation to Adrian Rodford, £1 Number: 70201 £3 Number: 70331 Church Barn, Southburgh, IP25 7TF £5 Number: 70970 £10 Number: 70191 or cheque made payable to ‘Barnham Broom Group Fund’ Barford HYDF011 Reymerston HYDF004 or directly into the bank. Barclays Sort Code 20-99-08 Account number 80153273 Barnham HYDF009 Runhall HYDF016 Broom READINGS IN OUR CHURCHES APRIL – YEAR B Sunday 4th April Sunday 18th April rd Easter Day 3 Sunday of Easter Brandon Southburgh Lectionary page 491 HYDF015 HYDF014 Lectionary page 482 Parva Acts 10.34-43 Acts 3.12-19 Psalm 118.1-2, 14-24 Psalm 4 1 Corinthians 15.1-11 1 John 3.1-7 John 20.1-18 Luke 24.36b – 48 Carleton HYDF010 Thuxton HYDF005 Forehoe Sunday 11th April Sunday 25th April 2nd Sunday of Easter 4th Sunday of Easter Lectionary page 488 Lectionary page 494 Acts 4.32-35 Acts 4.5-12 Cranworth HYDF013 Westfield HYDF007 Psalm 133 Psalm 23 1 John 1.1-2.2 1 John 3.16 – end John 10.11-18 Garvestone HYDF002 Whinburgh HYDF006 Sunday 2nd May 5th Sunday of Easter Hardingham Wramplingham Lectionary page 496 HYDF008 HYDF012 Acts 8.26-end Psalm 22.25-end 1 John 4.7-end Kimberley HYDF003 All churches HYDF001 John 15.1-8 3 PARISH COUNCIL NEWS The dedicated help phone number is 0344 8008020 Everyone has a key role in promoting www.nhs.uk/coronavirus and www.gov.uk/coronavirus as trusted sources of information to the public. Garvestone, Reymerston & Thuxton Parish Council The Parish Council is continuing to hold its meetings virtually using Zoom. Members of the public are welcome to observe and can speak in the public session. Agendas are put on the village noticeboards one week before each meeting and details can also be found on the website, or you can ring the Parish Clerk. The next meeting is on Monday April 19th. Excessive lighting can damage the rural character of our parishes and can be a nuisance to neighbours. The Parish Council supports the Campaign to Protect Rural England's stance on light pollution and at it’s request, Breckland Council includes the CPRE Light Pollution Clause outdoor lighting guidelines in the condition of new planning applications in the parish. The Parish Council would like to ask all residents to ensure that their outdoor lighting is not causing unnecessary light pollution, nuisance to others and confusion to drivers. The main light pollution problem we have in the parish is external lighting which is not on motion sensors and so is on unnecessarily at all times.
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