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Rural Round-Up the Newsletter Linking the Parishes of Kirmington, Croxton, Brocklesby, Great Limber, Melton Ross & New Barnetby Rev March 2021 No 4 Rural Round-up The newsletter linking the parishes of Kirmington, Croxton, Brocklesby, Great Limber, Melton Ross & New Barnetby Rev. Lee Gabel: T.01652 68041 E. [email protected] Croxton Dates for your diary St John the Evangelist Church. Photo by Richard Mar 13th Six Nations Cup. England v France. Croft. Services will continue to be in March 14th Mothering Sunday the church unless restrictions Mar 21st Spring Equinox. An equinox is the moment change. The next two services will in time (not a day-long event) when the Sun stands be Sun 14th March and Sun 11th directly above the equator and day and night are of April. The first of these is Mothering Sunday. One of approximately equal length. the readings for this is Exodus 2. 1-10. It tells us of Apr 1st Royal Maundy Thursday - commemorates Moses being rescued from the reeds by Pharaoh’s the Washing of the Feet (Maundy) and the Last daughter and brought up as her son. How many Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles before his people remember the story of Moses in the crucifixion. Royal Maundy an ancient ceremony, bulrushes? April 11th is the second Sunday of Easter inspired by The Bible. The reigning Monarch when the psalm of the day is 133 “How good it is to distributes specially minted coins each year to live in unity.” selected men and women who have given service to A plaque has been put on the church gate to indicate the church and their communities. that there is a war grave in the churchyard which can Apr 2nd – Good Friday – commemorates be found near the church door. It is in memory of the crucifixion of Christ Sergeant Navigator Timothy I ‘Anson Dee R.A.F.V.R. Apr 4th Easter Sunday – Christ’s resurrection. aged 20 years who died 16th December 1943. Wendy Apr 10th – The Grand National. Forman Church Warden. Apr 4th – The Boat Race. Sergeant Navigator Timothy I ‘Anson Dee R.A.F.V.R. Reflection Lent 2021 Son of Ernest & Annie Dee of Croxton, It is possible that Covid-19 has made us see Lent Timothy, a crew member of Lancaster differently. We have lived with a year of denial, DS737, was based at Linton-on-Ouse in fasting, of doing things the Vale of York. On the evening of differently. Lockdown had made th December 16 , 1943, DS737 joined a us a Lenten people almost. force of 483 Lancaster & 10 Mosquito Lockdown has also brought us planes tasked with bombing Berlin, Germany. After a temptations, some of them may successful mission, returning aircraft were met with a have involved breaking thick layer of fog resulting in many crashes. It became Government guidance. Through known as "Black Night”. DS737 made Linton but was his time of temptation Jesus was able to come to diverted to Topcliffe, then re-diverted to Leeming. It terms with his baptism. Following his Baptism Jesus is highly probable they ran out of fuel. DS737 crashed fled into the wilderness for forty days to get himself some ten miles north-east of Thirsk between the ready for his ministry. In the early church Lent was a villages of Boltby and Hawnby, at 23.30hrs, on an area time for people to prepare for their own baptism, and of land known locally as Murton Common. Timothy communities of people would be baptised together died in the crash along with 3 crewmates. The pilot at Easter. survived but died of his injuries 2 days later, leaving 2 Lent takes us from winter into spring. It turns our survivors from the crew of seven. More information gaze from a position of fasting and self-denial to a can be found on the website yorkshire-aircraft.co.uk. positive future, when salvation is offered through the Donations to St John's can be made by contacting me cross and light will dawn on Easter morning. or Patrick Forman (Treasurer) on 01652 688799. In Lent we have these days in which we can deepen Wendy Forman, Churchwarden. our relationship with God, and this year perhaps we need to be most kind to ourselves and each other. “The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time.”– Abraham Lincoln 1 March 2021 No 4 To love as God loves us. Covid-19 and Lockdown has Great Limber brought much hardship and struggle and has also had St Peter’s Church. To try to make up for lost income a devastating effect on people’s mental health. I pray due to Covid/Lockdown restrictions, that we may come to the Easter morning a charity box has been placed in rejuvenated, restored, and perhaps recovering also. Limber Village Stores for our church. We can use this time to regrow and rejuvenate, and Please give generously - our bills have to bring ourselves before God afresh at Easter. not gone down! Big Thank You to Blessings for Lent and Easter - Rev Lee Jayne for doing this for us. Donations Brocklesby Park Group with Croxton & may also be made to St Peter’s by The Wolds Services dropping into me or Treasurer John Please contact the Rev Lee for Zoom log on details. Hoyle. Call John on 01469 561071 for banking information. Maggie (churchwarden) T. 01652 680414, [email protected] March 2021 Save our Seas & Save the Planet 3rd Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion Unlike cosmetics, washing powder/softener th manufacturers do not have to list every product used 7 Limber 9.30 Holy Communion Barnetby 11.00 Holy Communion in production. Many 10th Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion contain microplastics that 14th Croxton 9.30 Holy Communion eventually find their way (BCP) into our rivers and oceans. They cannot be filtered out Elsham 11.00 Holy Communion at the sewage works. The 17th Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion following tips will help reduce your carbon footprint 21st Kirmington 9.30 Holy Communion and prevent appliances and drains clogging up with Bigby 11.00 Holy Communion limescale and soap residues. That, combined with Elsham 11.00 Family Service using less detergent and no expensive softeners, th 24 Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion makes sense all round. Cheaper and much more 28th Melton Ross 9.30 Holy Commmunion friendly! 1. Use a dessertspoon of washing soda in every Barnetby 11.00 Holy Communion wash and half the quantity of detergent. 31st Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion 2. Use a liquid detergent. Less abrasive than a April 2021 powder therefore removes fewer micro fibres 1st Zoom 1900 Maundy Communion from clothes. nd 2 Zoom 14.30 Good Friday Service 3. Replace fabric softener with white vinegar (half Barnetby 11.00 Holy Communion the quantity) in your washing machine. The acid 4th Limber 9.30 Holy Communion of vinegar neutralises the alkali of the detergent Barnetby 11.00 Easter Communion left your fabric and has a similar effect on your 7th Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion washing machine and drainage system. Also use 11st Croxton 9.30 Holy Communion as rinse aid in your dish washer. That of the (BCP) mechanical variety only - but there again…….! Elsham 11.00 Holy Communion Many hair products also contain microplastics as well 14th Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion as being housed in plastic dispensers. Replace with 18th Kirmington 9.30 Holy Communion shampoo and conditioner bars which have become Bigby 11.00 Holy Communion more available recently and work very well. Old fashioned bars of soap also Elsham 11.00 Family Service recommended. Remember these? 21st Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion Currently got Wrights on the go th 25 Melton Ross 9.30 Holy Communion downstairs and Pears upstairs. The Barnetby 11.00 Holy Communion new version of Wrights contains Tea 28th Tree Oil instead of the banned coal Zoom 9.30 Holy Communion tar but smells just as good! nd 2 Limber 09.30 Holy Communion May Barnetby 11.00 Holy Communion 2 March 2021 No 4 Children’s Corner Kirmington Kirmington PTFA Easter Trail Apr 4th & 5th. Prizes for Bert Welman (Albertus Willem) died in January aged spotting all the Easter paintings round the village. 76 years. Dutch born and a founding director of freight Knock knock jokes have become popular in lockdown forwarding company Titus Newsome, Immingham, so if you have already heard this one, I apologise! Bert lived in Kirmington for nearly 50 of those years. On Knock, Knock. Who’s there? Theodore. Feb 5th he was given a wonderful send off by villagers. Theodore who? The door wasn’t open, so I knocked! Led by grandson Max (looking quite like the Artful This issue’s quiz is really for you to test your Mum & Dodger) and the funeral director, the hearse drove Dad as well as have a go yourself. It is a combination round the village to loud applause. The family followed of ancient and modern and based on two events that in a collection of cars with have shaped and will shape our lives. The crucifixion eldest son Edward of Jesus Christ, thought to be around 33AD and the bringing up the rear in the successful landing of the American space probe on company van - leaving us Mars, Feb 18th, 2021. What an achievement by the all all with a smile. A the scientists and engineers! The technology will filter celebration indeed! The down into everyday products to benefit us all. Crematorium service was Zoomed and watched by Answers on last page. over 100 people. Julie and family would like to thank all Picture - Jesus crucified those who have given support and especially the between two thieves painting.
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