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July and August The UpperWylye Pari sh Ne ws JUly/aUGUst 2017 ‘Growing in the love of God’ 1979 to 2017 Our vision is to be open, welcoming, growing and inclusive churches, living within the love of God, and sharing God's love and life with others. upperwylyevalleyteam.com Young VoIces from AfrIcA I am writing this exactly three weeks since my team and I arrived in Kenya! It's been a whirlwind of three weeks, experiencing many new things and meeting so many new people, but I wouldn't change it! On Saturday 22nd April upon arrival at the airport, I met the UK half of my team. We all seemed to get on reasonably well and after a thirteen hour flight, arrived in Nairobi. The first task was lifting our suitcases on to the top of the mini busses that were transporting us - which proved very difficult after two days travelling with no sleep! Once we arrived at the guest house, we met the other half of our team and did some team bonding activities to get to know them, then crashed as soon as we could into bed! Continued on Page 6 InsIde thIs edItIon An Eighteenth Century Product Harder Than Stone…Page 5 Young Voices from Africa, this page and page 6 Church Wardens of Old…Page 7 Did you know…Page 8 Delivered free to homes in Boyton, Codford, Corton, Heytesbury, Knook, Norton Bavant, Sherrington, Sutton Veny, Tytherington and Upton Lovell the dIArY Please let Robin know of any Social Dates FIlMs at tHE WOOlstORE st JOHN’s you have so they can be included in the HACKSAW RIDGE (15) sOCIal EVENts diary. We deliver this magazine door to History/War/Drama door to all our ten villages, and the Wednesday 5th July at 7.30pm COFFEE MORNING editorial team would love to have a Wednesday July 12th greater overview of what is going on in the The extraordinary story of WWII Army and we now start at 11am. villages. Medic, Desmond T Boss, who served CREaM tEas T: 840790 [email protected] during the battle of Okinawa. On Saturday July 29th at 3pm He refused to kill people and became come and join us for our Cream Teas. ROyal BRItIsH lEGION the first Conscientious Objector in Several table-top stalls. WOMEN’s sECtION American History to be awarded the All very welcome to come and enjoy our Medal of Honor. Starring Andrew HEytEsBURy BRaNCH lovely garden (weather permitting!) Garfield and Hugo Weaving Our next meeting will be held on 26th July in the Residents’ Hall of the Hospital of Codford Village Fete St John and is a talk by David Shaw Saturday 15 July 2017 entitled ‘A life of fun and laughter - with 12.00 to 5.00pm some serious bits in between’. We do not Come and enjoy the fun meet in August so our next monthly Branch meeting will be held on 27th September FORTHCOMING EVENTS: and is a ‘Social Meeting’, possibly with a fun quiz. Visitors always welcome. Salisbury Cathedral Boys Choir A Concert E.G. MARTIN LTD St Mary’s Church, Codford When contacting advertisers please tell them that you read about them WESTBURY (01373) Monday 18th September 2017 ! in the Parish News ! 822784 /864676 THE CAFÉ A Café for and run by the community Codford Village Hall Every Thursday 9.00am to 11.00am(ish) Come and join us for fresh coffee, tea, soft drinks, cakes and biscuits. Tell all your friends, bring a friend, make friends, and be a friend! For more information please contact Derek Buckles on 01985 851176 Or [email protected] sUttON VENy PRODUCE stall We begin again on saturday 15th July. Every saturday at 10.30am on the High street, until end september. a real community event –local produce, veg, fruit, cakes, jams. Come along, browse, chat and be part of the community. If you have produce, bring that along too! Page 2 mInIstrY Letter As I write this we are approaching the Where the mist rises from the sea, ThoUGhT foR ThE MoNTh Summer Solstice, the day that has the Where the waves creep upon the shore, longest period of daylight. Through the Where the wrack lifts upon the strand, Do not be anxious about anything, but in ages this day has been celebrated in all I have seen the Lord. everything, by prayer and petition, with sorts of ways, with festivals and holidays, thanksgiving, present your requests to and in Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Where the sun awakens the day, God. And the peace of God, which Night’s Dream. Where the road winds on its way, transcends all understanding, will guard “I know a bank where the wild thyme Where the fields are sweet with hay, your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus." blows, I have seen the Lord. Philippians ch.4 v.6-7 Where oxlips and the nodding violet Robin Hungerford grows, Where the stars shine in the sky, Quite over-canopied with luscious Where the streets so peaceful lie, Messy Church woodbine, Where the darkness is so nigh, has been busy With sweet musk-roses and with I have seen the Lord. and such fun – eglantine.” we made all The flowers and plants of Shakespeare’s The Lord is here, the Lord is there, sorts of things. childhood, recalled in his play, still bloom The Lord is everywhere. When it got to and blossom on banks and hedgerows. The Lord is high, the Lord is low, story time, we Summer days are days for reflection, days The Lord is on the path I go. got involved, shouting “That’s me!” for slowing down, holidays and pleasant David Adam Singing “Alleluia” jumping up and running evenings in the garden. on the spot and quite a few more too. In the Bible we have Jesus’ words We all need to take time out to rest and These were all to illustrate the different asking us to come away with him to a recharge our batteries. Whether our parts of how Elijah heard God speak to quiet place to rest (Mark ch.6 v.31). Jesus travels take us far away or just a few steps him: not in the earthquake, not in the also asks us also to lay our burdens on him from home, we can enjoy the sounds and wind, not in the fire, but in a small still and he will give us rest (Matthew ch.11 sights of summer, and see the beauty in voice. v.28). Summer months are a good time for the world around us. In activity time, we made seismo - us to listen to Jesus, to take a rest and Wherever we go and whatever we graphs, we broke codes, we blew down look again at the world around us and to do this summer, I hope we all have the junk towers … and in prayer time, we blew find God in every place. chance to take some time out to rest pretend bubbles. Steve couldn’t keep up and recuperate enabling us to return with how many sausages we ate during our tHaNK yOU refreshed. Jayne Buckles meal! We all went home having learned a lot, full of food and having had a lot of THANK YOU to all those people who have fun. worked so hard to help people in need. July 16th is the final Messy Church The Lent Lunches in St John’s raised £500 of this school year and will have the for Mary’s Meals. The Big Breakfast in theme of “The Soldier’s Faith” followed by Corton before the Rogation Service raised a Roman Banquet. Do come along and join £130 for Christian Aid, and brought our in the fun at 4pm in Codford Village Hall. total for Christian Aid up to £702. We look forward to seeing you there. Well done everyone. For more information, KV email: [email protected] PRayER GROUP YOuTH EVEnTS We meet weekly. The Breakout team has the ability to If you have any prayer requests, inform what local churches are doing in please call Anne on 840339. Warminster, over the next few months, by connecting the families we work with on the street. Would you like your church events to GRIFFIN’S GARAGE be included on a leaflet for the young • Servicing & Repairs • Diagnostics people to give away? Not Sunday services • MOT’s (also arranged for trucks) but a messy church event, would be good. In addition has your church any young • Breakdown & Recovery Service people or adults who would like to be on • Onsite & Mobile Service the Breakout team for the summer events. • Cars • Vans • Plant •Trailers • Machinery Age 13 and up. • Collection & Delivery Available (Breakout is the ecumenical youth group that meets ad hoc during the • Loan Car, Van & 4x4 Available holidays run by the youth leaders from 01985 840 800 www.griffauto.co.uk three of our Warminster Churches) Hill Road - Sutton Veny - BA12 7AT Page 3 turBo’s tALes (the dog Blog for may) The Gardening Club had its annual Plant brilliant tomb in a Yorkshire Abbey that exposed and he was spotted. Ashamed, he Sale last weekend. Quintessentially has a carved effigy of a knight in full slunk over to one of his oldest friends who British, it is a wonderful bean/rose/shrub armour lying above his coffin. He is called was selling tickets in the corner and to and houseplant fest laid on by a devoted Cuthbert the Ineffectual – and has a small whom he has never said no and whispered committee that raises money by selling dog lifting his leg on his chain-mailed foot.
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