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OCTOBER 2017 35P NT KN E OL R L B OCTOBER 2017 35p 3 The Parish of Three Saints St Christopher, Lympsham St Michael, Brent Knoll St Mary, East Brent Contacts Baptisms PriestͲinͲChargeͲReverendSimonLewis Baptisms can be arranged either ; TheRectory,3AshTrees,EastBrent,Somerset,TA94DQ - On the 4th or 5th Sunday of each month at 12.15 or 1.15. Tel01278760496/[email protected] Please understand there may be times when we have two or more children to baptise at any time. ChurchAdministrator–CaroleCarter - Or at our regular worship on a Sunday Morning at 10am; ChurchOffice,ChurchRoad,EastBrent,Somerset,TA94HZ there will be exceptions due to the Church calendar. Tel01278769082 To arrange the Baptism contact the Church Administrator. eͲ[email protected] Please also see Church of England website for more OfficeisopenMonday,Wednesday&Friday10.00–1.00 information- www.churchofenglandchristenings.org Websitewww.theparishofthreesaints.org.uk Weddings Weddings can be arranged by contacting our Church Churchwardens Administrator who will discuss with you availability of dates StChristopher’s,Lympsham and times, also talk with you about the qualifying GwenHatton01934750416/[email protected] connection you must have with the Parish and to take your contact details. StMary’s,EastBrent You will then be contacted by our Priest to arrange a KathyQuinnell01278760031/[email protected] mutually convenient time to meet to discuss your ChristineHussey01278760034 commitment and requirements. StMichael’s,BrentKnoll Please also see Church of England website for more FrancesJames01278760287 information- www.yourchurchwedding.org MikeSmith01278760691/[email protected] Funerals ChurchTreasurer–JimHanmer Your chosen Funeral Director will contact our Priest and 01934750076/[email protected] Church Administrator to arrange your requirements. StewardshipCoordinator–NickBashford ******************* 01278760190/[email protected] Visit our website – PCCSecretary–SandraHanmer www.theparishofthreesaints.org.uk 01934750076/[email protected] Services for October 2017 . Service Time Church 1st October Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll Harvest Festival All-Sorts-Worship & Eucharist 11.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll 8th October Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll Trinity 17 Parish Eucharist 10.00am St. Mary’s East Brent 15th October Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham Trinity 18 Parish Eucharist 10.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll 22nd October Holy Communion - BCP 8.00am St. Mary’s East Brent Trinity 19 Parish Eucharist 10.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham Evening Prayer – Said 6.30pm St. Michael’s Brent Knoll 29th October Bible Sunday Parish Eucharist 10.00am St. Michael’s Brent Knoll Every Tuesday Holy Communion 2.30pm St. Mary’s East Brent Every Wednesday Holy Communion 10.00am St. Christopher’s Lympsham St Michael’s Sidesmen Rota 1st October 8.00am Sally Wingate 11.00am John Harper & Tim Hannah 15th October 10.00am Florence Hale & Margaret Smith 24th October 6.30pm Gerald Keele 29th October 10.00am Tim Hannah & Jane Hannah Church Register – Holy Baptism Harry Reginald Kinder 4 METHODIST CHURCH (www.brentknollmethodistchurch.com) Minister Revd. Steve Bennett At the time of writing, we’re right in the middle of our preparations for our Harvest Festival on Sunday 24th September, which will be followed by a shared lunch. As the days get shorter, the nights draw in and the temperature drops, we’re going to be having hot homemade soups with fresh crusty bread and a cheeseboard to follow. The church is going to be decorated as befits the season and we hope that all who come will enjoy a wonderful time of fellowship and stay on to enjoy the homemade fare afterwards. As we’re preparing for this Autumn festival, Summer seems a long way away. But as promised last month, here are the details of monies raised for charity from our August coffee mornings: MS (a charity which helps those with Multiple Sclerosis) - £105: All We Can (a pioneering international development, relief and advocacy organisation) - £85: RNLI - £125: Weston Hospice - £100. Thank you to all of you for your generosity. Just as Summer seems a long way away, looking ahead, the same could be said about Christmas (although the shops don’t seem to think so as seasonal cards and family sized boxes of confectionery are already filling their shelves). We will be holding our Christmas coffee morning on Saturday 25th November at 10.30am, so please put the date in your diary and come and join us for festive refreshments and a time to catch up with village and church friends. Finishing on a very happy note, our congratulations go to Chris and Gill Poulter who, at the time of writing, will be celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. Chris and Gill have been part of our Methodist church family for many years - and got married in Victoria Methodist Church in Weston. Our love and best wishes go out to them both. Every blessing from all of us here at Brent Knoll Methodist Church. Rosemary Krull Preachers for October at 10.30am 1st October : Rev Margaret Trapp (Holy Communion) 8th October : Link Service @ Brean Methodist Church led by Rev Steve Bennett Please note there will be no service @ Brent Knoll this Sunday 15th October : Mrs Joyce Pipet 22nd October : Mr Chris Luker 29th October : Mrs Janice Barrett Toddlers It was a particularly exciting Summer for two of our toddlers, Monty and Dexter, with the arrival of their gorgeous baby brothers. We send our Congratulations to the Page-Walters family on the arrival of Darwin and to the Barkle family on the arrival of Kaleb and it was lovely to welcome them as new members of the group. We enjoyed seeing Caitlin who popped in on her way to her new school. Caitlin has been a delightful member of Toddlers for many years and she looked so smart in her uniform. Thank you to her Mummy and Granny for the delicious cakes and biscuits that they kindly brought in to share with everyone. We also saw some super pictures of Ava, another of our toddlers, in her uniform as she too has just started school. How grown up they both looked. We would also like to thank Vickie for the paints and play dough cutters - the children are having great fun using them. Just a reminder that there will be no Toddlers on Tuesday 24th October as it is half term. Back on Tuesday 31st October. Jane 5 Call now for a free no obligation quote We will aim to beat © all written quotes Part P Qualified 17th Edition Inspection & Testing Fully Insured Registered 24 Brent Street, Brent Knoll, Somerset Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts 6 ROGER KEEN Carpentry & General Home Maintenance Kitchens & bathrooms fitted or re-fitted (complete or partial refit or repair) Doors trimmed and re-hung; shelves, cupboards & wardrobes custom-made to fit awkward spaces. Estimates without obligation Basic pet obedience, Rally Public Liability Insurance; No VAT Call: Roger Keen - Tel. 01278 782909 obedience, Agility, Flyball, or 07795 415474 Heelwork to music and fun classes. Behavioural problems a speciality. Supplier of NaturesmenuTM raw meats. For further details phone: 01278 760 477 Please mention the Brent Knoll News when replying to adverts 7 Brent Knoll Parish Council Meeting Summary – September 2017 MeetingAttendance:9Councillors,theclerkand1memberofthepublicmemberofthepublic. MinutesoftheJulymeeting. TheMinutesofthe5thJulywereapprovedasatrueandaccuratereflectionofthemeeting. DeclarationsofPecuniary,PrejudicialandPersonalinterestdeclaredasfollows:Ͳ Cllr R Filmer personal interest on matters relating to Sedgemoor and County as the elected CouncillorfortheDistrictandtheCounty.CllrRFilmerandCllrIWardPersonalinterestonaletter fromtheParishHallCommitteeregardingVehicularparkingontheFêtedayandPecuniaryinterest onmattersrelatingtoapprovalof2018datesforuseofthevillagegreen. PlanningApplications None KeyMattersagreedandresolutionsapproved 1. AnumberofminorimprovementstotheVillageGreen. 2. AnumberofImprovementstotheVillagecarparkingareaandsurroundings. 3. DecisiontogetquotesfornewParishCouncilNoticeBoard. 4. Resolvedtoapproverequesteddatesforuseofthegreenfor2018Fête&Musiconthe green. 5. ConsiderationstobemadefortheuseofthenewlyadoptedtelephoneKiosk. 6. Proposaltoobtainquotesforadditionaldogbinsinthevillage. 7. DecisiontorevisitadditionalCPRCoursesin2018. 8. Finalarrangementsforthe“MeettheCouncillor”morningon16thSeptember10amto12 noon. 9. A resolution not to proceed with a Neighbourhood plan as no responses have been forthcomingfollowingtheBKNarticle. 10. Meetingstostartat7pmwithapublicsessiondirectlyfollowedbytheCouncilmeeting. ParishSurgeryMattersraised Amatterrelatingtoresidents’concernsinEastRideinrespectofallegedenvironmentalmattersand thekeepingofdogsinaresidentialpropertynotinaccordancewithbestpractice. FinanceMatters. AllPaymentsaslistedontheagendawereapprovedunanimously FullcopyoftheminutesavailableonthewebsiteandalsoavailablefromtheClerk. Forthcomingmeetings. NextmeetingWednesday4thOctober7pmforpublicsessionfollowedbythemainmeetingofthe ParishCouncil.ParishSurgeryforanyonetovisittheParishCouncilwithlocalissuesthiswillbeat 4pmͲ 5.30pm.Provisional meeting on 18th Octoberif required.Publicalways welcome to these meetings. OwenJCullwick,[email protected] Poppy Time Approaches I have booked eight days for our poppies to be available at Sanders Garden World from Monday October 30th through to Monday November 6th. We are hoping we can “man” three shifts each day of 1½ hours each starting at 10.30am
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