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Staff Church News Priest in Charge: Rev‟d Heather Aston The Rectory, Forrabury, Boscastle PL35 0DJ Nowodhow An Eglos Tel: 01840 250359 email: [email protected] Priests with Permission to Officiate: Michael Parsons 01840 250625 David Williams 01840 779257 Lay Worship Leaders: David Lamond 01566 880085 Jo Smith 01840 770486 Audrey Atkin 01566 781063 Hannah Clifford 01840 250967 Nick Danks TBA Dru Pratt 01840 230307 Reader: Carol Goundry 01840 230606 Church wardens: (the STD code is 01840 for the six digit numbers) Forrabury & Minster Peter Williams 211094; Trevor Lloyd 250348 Jacobstow Brian Marshall 230526 Otterham, St. Juliot ) Celia Langley 261396 & Lesnewth ) Michael Titchin 213329 / 07778 877875 March 2020 Sub Warden for Lesnewth Simon McNair-Scott 261730 Sub Warden for St. Juliot Sally Searle 250225 NEWS AND VIEWS FROM AROUND St. Gennys Hannah Clifford 250967, Robert Andrew 230006 THE SOUTHERN CLUSTER OF CHURCHES Tintagel Jo Smith 770486; Marian Trick 770713 IN STRATTON DEANERY Treneglos Peter Mitchell 01566 781421 Forrabury - Jacobstow - Lesnewth - Minster Trevalga Arthur Nicholls 250268; Bob Pethick 250664 Otterham - St. Gennys - St. Juliot - Tintagel Warbstow Audrey Atkin 01566 781063 and Treneglos - Trethevy - Trevalga - Warbstow Helen Jeffs 01566 781081 Date Time Place Service BIBLE READINGS 01 Mar 09.30 Forrabury MP 09.30 Jacobstow HC The readings for each service are printed here so that members of the 10.00 Tintagel HC with Baptism congregation can read them in advance as part of their preparation for 11.00 St. Gennys MP worship, while others unable to come to Church can share with us 11.00 Lesnewth HC through reading them. (Colour shows the colour of vestments and 04 Mar 10.00 Tintagel Old School HC with Healing hangings for the season) st nd 06 Mar 14.00 Tintagel Women‟s World Day of Prayer Colour 1 Reading Psalm 2 Reading Gospel 08 Mar 09.30 Warbstow MP 1st Purple Genesis 2:15-17 32 Rom 5:12-19 Matt 4:1-11 09.30 Forrabury HC and 3:1-7 10.00 Tintagel MP th 8 Purple Genesis 12:1-4a 121 Rom 4:1-5,13-17 John 3:1-17 11.00 St. Juliot HC w//Thomas Hardy Society th 11.15 Trevalga MP 15 Purple Exodus 17:1-7 95 Rom 5:1-11 John 4:5-42 16.00 Jacobstow Sung Evensong nd 22 Purple Exodus 2:1-10 34:11-20 Coloss 3:12-17 Luke 2:33-35 11 Mar 10.00 Tintagel Old School HC th 29 Purple Ezekiel 37:1-14 130 Romans 8:6-11 John 11:1-45 15 Mar 08.30 Lesnewth Said HC - BCP 09.30 Warbstow HC 09.30 Boscastle Village Hall Breakfast Church 10.00 Tintagel HC COMMUNITY LUNCH 16.30 St. Gennys Evensong 25 March at Otterham & St. Juliot Hall at 12.30 pm 18 Mar 10.00 Tintagel Old School HC 22 Mar 09.30 Forrabury HC Please book with David Lamond: 09.30 Jacobstow MP 01566 880085, [email protected] 10.00 Tintagel MP 11.00 St. Gennys HC 11.00 Otterham MP 11.15 Trevalga HC WHIST FOR FUN pm St. Gennys Teatime Church Come and join us 25 Mar 10.00 Tintagel Old School HC every Thursday 29 Mar 09.30 Forrabury MP afternoon followed by a 09.30 Jacobstow HC friendly cup of tea. 10.00 Tintagel HC 11.00 St. Gennys MP Tintagel Old School 11.00 Otterham HC at 2pm HC = Holy Communion / MP = Morning Prayer / BCP = Book of Common Prayer It is just a year since our parishes came together as the Southern Cluster of Stratton Deanery. This was a change for all of us and I am delighted at how quickly we found we were able to work together and to support each other. The time has now come for us to move towards making this situation permanent so that we become a Benefice of Parishes instead of a „cluster‟. As part of this process we will need to agree a new name – so if anyone has any helpful suggestions as to what it might be please let me know. During the last 18 months or so we as a Deanery have been working together on the Accompanied Ministry Development Programme, exploring ways to „Make Christ Known and to Grow the Church‟. On 8 February Bishop Philip, together with more than 75 people from across the Deanery, came to Otterham and St Juliot Hall to hear all about our progress to date, and to hear our plans for the future. At the end of the presentations the Bishop presided at a Eucharist before we sat down to a delicious lunch. We continue, of course, to work together as a Deanery, and as a Cluster of parishes, finding new ways to take the message of God‟s love into our communities, and learning from each other. Of course we are now into the season of Lent, traditionally a time of thoughtful penitence as we prepare for the events of Holy Week and the glory of Easter Day. It is traditional in Lent to give up some type of foodstuff – perhaps chocolate, or meat or biscuits. During Lent I once again urge you to consider making a donation to Foodbank – those of us who have the luxury of choosing to do without some type of food should, as part of our Lenten discipline, consider those for Contd..... Pastoral Letter / continued from previous page whom having enough to eat is a daily challenge. Some Special Supper and Concert churches have boxes for contributions, and I am always happy to collect, or receive any foodstuffs to take to Foodbank. Otterham & St. Juliot Hall I pray that you will all have a blessed and a Holy Lent. th God Bless Saturday 7 March Heather In celebration of the 150th Anniversary of Thomas Hardy first visiting St. Juliot 6.30 for 7pm 3 course 1870 themed supper followed by a concert by Wyvern a new folk drama featuring readings, quotations and traditional music based on works by Thomas Hardy. Bishop Philip is pictured with those who made presentations This special event is by ticket only Cost £15 per head Juliotter Garden Club Electronic Copy of the Church Newsletter Please email [email protected] The Juliotter Garden Club meets on Vegetarian and special diets catered for the fourth Tuesday of the month. If you would like to receive the Church newsletter by ******************************** For further details contact th Alan Green on email, please contact me at On Sunday 8 March there will be a service in St. Juliot 01566 781559 [email protected] Church at 11 am to commemorate this anniversary The Invitation We sat in silence as we drank Our steaming cup of tea And couldn‟t help but over hear Exciting words from table three. They‟d had a letter from the Queen A party invitation O deary me, what could they wear For this royal presentation? My companion smiled and sadly said “What hopes have you and me, Of ever reaching such great heights As sitting with the Queen for tea.” “Cheer up” I said, “For I have news Great news for you I bring It‟s true, it‟s certain that you have An invite from the King of Kings. Boscastle Craft Circle He‟s bidden you to dine with Him We are looking for new members to join our Supplied your outfit too, circle. Any craft is acceptable. We meet every You only have to put it on And one day He will call for you. first and third Tuesday of every month in the Otterham & St Juliot Village Hall in Marshgate at 10.00am For them it is but for one day until 1.00pm. Pop in to see us and bring that unfinished project To enjoy their party tea, you tucked away to finish one rainy day. Or just pop in to meet Your invite from the King of Kings Is for all eternity.” us and enjoy a welcome cup of tea or coffee. Phone 07710 128705 [Marion] for details of the next meeting. G.M.P. Lent Course CHRISTIANITY & CREATION What’s On in the Cluster in March 2020 GREEN DISCPLESHIP FOR CORNWALL The Archbishop of Canterbury encourages us to make caring Date Time Event Venue for God‟s creation a focus of our Lent reflections in 2020. 3 1830 for Deanery Assembly – Otterham and Mar 1900 all invited St Juliot Hall This course, developed by the Diocese of Truro, has been 4 1200- Tintagel Lent Lunch Tintagel Methodist designed to help individuals and Churches to live more gently Mar 1400 Church on the earth. 5 Jacobstow Pasty 1230 Jacobstow Hall It will be held at 7pm –8.30pm in The Rectory, Forrabury Mar Lunch 5 1900- Lent Course – on the following Thursdays in Lent: Rectory, Forrabury Mar 2030 Christianity and Creation 6 1400 for Women’s World Day 27 February – Crisis what crisis? Tintagel Church 5 March – Biblical References Mar 1430 of Prayer 12 March – The Church’s Response 7 1830 for Thomas Hardy Supper Otterham and Mar 1900 and Concert St Juliot Hall 19 March – Taking Action 8 Eucharist with 1100 St Juliot Church 26 March – available for further discussion Mar Thomas Hardy Society 12 1900- Lent Course – Rectory, Forrabury All Welcome Mar 2030 Christianity and Creation 18 1200- Tintagel Lent Lunch Tintagel Old School Mar 1400 Forrabury and Minster 100 + Club 19 1900- Lent Course – Rectory, Forrabury The recent Prize Draw Winners are: Mar 2030 Christianity and Creation 20 1530- Boscastle Messy Boscastle Methodist February draw: 1st Georgie King (£30) Mar 1700 Church Church nd 25 Otterham and 2 Adrian Prescott (£18) 1230 Community Lunch rd Mar St Juliot Hall 3 Justine Chater (£12) 26 1900- Lent Course – Rectory, Forrabury Would you like to join the Forrabury and Minster 100 Plus Club Mar 2030 Christianity and Creation and give yourself a winning chance each month? Please phone 01840 211094 for an application form.
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