February 2017

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Carnmoney Parish Church ‘The Church of the Holy Evangelists’ Carnmoney Review Vicar: Rev. Mercia Malcolm M.A., Dip. R.S., M.Phil. 20 Glebe Road, Newtownabbey. Tel: (028) 9083 6337 Website: www.carnmoney.connor.anglican.org Registered with the Charity Commission for Northern - NIC102377 February 2017

Congratulations and warmest good wishes from Carnmoney Parish to Mrs Stella McMillan on the occasion of her 100th birthday. As well as receiving many visits from family, friends and such VIPs as our Bishop Alan, Stella particularly enjoyed reading an extra special birthday card sent by Her Majesty the Queen 2 In this month’s issue..... From the Curate’s Desk...... p4 Gift Day...... p8 Fellowship Group...... p4 Lent 2017...... p9 Parish Register...... p5 Bishop’s Lenten Talks...... p9 Diary for February...... p6 Men’s Society ...... p10 Readings & Readers...... p7 Mothers’ Union...... p10 Revision of Parish Register...... p8 F.W.O. Totals for 2016...... p11

Who’s Who Vicar Curate Rev. Mercia Malcolm 9083 6337 Rev. Carol Harvey 9335 1654 Lay Reader Sexton Valerie Murray 9083 5761 Harry Hamilton 9083 5848 Vicar’s Warden Organist Brian Adrain 9084 4433 David Rutherford 9028 7515 Hon. Secretary People’s Warden Janet Crilly 9083 6166 John Beck 9084 7026 Vicar’s Glebewarden Hon. Treasurer Maurice Atkinson 9084 4093 Joyce Lardie 9084 9584 Church Envelopes People’s Glebewarden Roy Williams, 5a Dorchester Gardens, Robert Campbell 9084 3505 N’Abbey BT36 5JJ. 9084 1752 Church Restoration Fund Gift Aid Secretary Barbara Talbot 9058 7830 David Gibson 9086 2237 Faith Factory CMS Globes Linda McCullagh 07503 298562 John Beck 9084 7026 Carolyn Beasant 07857 329999 Magazine Distributor Jayne Gray 07787 290894 Georgie Gibb 9083 6967 Bible Reading Secretary Parish Website Georgie Siberry 9083 7015 Elaine Munn 07477 574247 Church of Ireland Gazette [email protected] - Weekly Notice Sheet Carnmoney Review Joan Bradbury 9083 6035 Harry Beckinsale 9336 6788 [email protected] [email protected]

Wed. 8.00pm Fri. 6.30pm What’s On Choir Practice Church Lads’ Brigade Mon. 7.30pm Maurice Carson Tel: 9334 2342 Dana Henderson Tel: 9083 0420 Indoor Bowling Club Thu. 7.00pm John Fenton Tel: 9083 5409 Church Girls’ Brigade Church 2nd Tue. 8.00pm Amanda Templeton C.o.I. Men’s Society Hall Tel: 07468 486801 Trevor Gibb Tel: 9083 6967 Telephone 4th Tue. 7.30pm 3rd Thu. 8.00pm Mothers’ Union Healing Service Joan Killen Tel: 9084 3206 Pat Archbold Tel: 9443 3618 028 9080 0770 3 Dear Parishioners, Most of you will know already that we have a “Centenarian” in our midst - Stella McMillan. Coincidentally, on the day of her birthday, the Mothers’ Union had their opening service and the theme for this year “Faith in Action”. What better example of Faith in Action than Stella? I remember at Jean Dixon’s funeral in the parish church, a young man home from the Air Force for the funeral, pointed her out to me and asked, ‘Is that Stella McMillan? She was my Sunday School teacher and she made a difference in my life’. When I am out and about visiting in the parish, or even when I’m meeting people socially who have a past link with this parish, people ask, ‘Do you know Stella McMillan’? Stella, an example of Faith in Action. So what does “Faith in Action” look like in our lives, and what does scripture say about it? In Matthew 5:14 Jesus tells us this, ‘You are the light of the world. A city built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead, they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven’. A lamp on a stand giving light to everyone in the house. Perhaps that sounds a bit showy, does it? Well it might, except Jesus qualifies it, ‘Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven’. In other words, we don’t do good works to be “seen”. We do them to bring glory to God. You may ask, ‘Do we not do good deeds to get us into heaven’? Let us be quite clear about that - good works do not get us into heaven! It is only by the grace of God, and through belief in His son Jesus Christ and the work he did at the cross - his death and resurrection - that gets us there! In James 2 we read, ‘You have faith; I have deeds. Show me your faith without deeds, and I will show you my faith by my deeds’. Our deeds do not come first; our faith comes first and our deeds are the working out of our faith in the ordinary conditions of our lives as we reach out to others in Jesus’ name. We congratulate Stella for a life well lived in her Saviour. We pray for God’s blessing on her and give thanks for her example and her love. With every blessing in Christ, Carol Art For Fun Class Thursday 10.30 in the Church Hall This was a provisional six week course due to run until 16th February but, watch this space for further courses to come. So far it has been a tremendous success - good fun, good memories and good pictures too. In fact, they have been inspiring! Again, no experience or equipment is necessary, only a desire to have some good fun with good company. The morning starts with a cup of tea and a natter and then on to the more concentrated picture making and story telling. Intrigued? Come along and bring a friend. Thanks go to John McClean for making it all possible, in spite of the fact that he has recently broken his leg! Your commitment is a witness to us all, John. Fellowship Group - 2nd February 2017 The Fellowship Group will meet at 7.30pm on the first Thursday of the month. The theme for the evening is “Faith in pictures”. This course is designed to help ordinary people talk about what they believe. The heart of the course helps people identify a single picture or image that embodies something of their faith and shows how easy it can be to open up potentially life-changing conversations. This will run for our February meeting and continue into the May and June meetings - our lent course comes in between (see page 9 for further details). If you have never tried the Fellowship Group, this is a good beginning - helping you to put your faith in the context of your everyday life. A cup of tea and chat rounds off the evening. 4 Parish Register Christian Burial ‘ I am the Resurrection and the Life’ says the Lord 23rd December Phyllis May Withers (taken by the Curate at Brown Houston and Williamson’s Funeral Home) 23rd December Esther Stewart, Tudor Park 29th December Samuel Harper Stewart, Whitehead In Memoriam Phyllis May Withers - Phyllis Withers, wife of Ian Withers and mother of Johnny and Jamie Withers, passed away in hospital after a long illness on 19th December 2016. A celebration of her life took place on 23rd December in Brown Houston and Williamson’s Funeral Home and then on to Carnmoney Cemetery. Born in Belfast on 25th September 1948, Phyllis May Clarke was the youngest of seven siblings, Sadie, George, Shirley, Loretta, Maureen, Jennifer and last but not least, Phyllis. Starting work as a telephonist in Belfast, Phyllis quickly graduated to a post that would change her life forever - store detective in a well known Belfast store. It was in this capacity that she met her husband, Ian, who was visiting Belfast to inspect the security in the stores in which his firm had contracts. Phyllis subsequently moved to London and the couple married in Caxton Hall, Belgravia. The marriage was blessed with two sons, Johnny and Jamie. Add Ian’s children from a previous marriage, Debbie and Andrew, and you have the full family picture. Phyllis was good at whatever she undertook, from running the security in a casino in the Seychelles, or working as restaurant manager in Fox’s (the highest pub in Ireland), to running an immaculate home. She loved to work, and she worked hard. After living and working abroad for many years, the family settled in Steeple Road, Antrim, where Phyllis continued to work in the family business until she took ill. Phyllis was a vivacious, energetic, fun-loving woman. A wonderful home-maker, a brilliant cook, a good mother, an amazing grandmother. She was a thoughtful and a generous woman who deeply loved her family and friends. She has left a vacuum and will be greatly missed. We commend her husband, sons, grandchildren, brother, sisters, nieces and nephews and friends to your prayers. Esther Stewart - Esther May, wife of the late Jimmy Stewart and mother of David, Jim, Tommy, John and Michael, passed away on 18th December 2016, and after a celebration of her life in the Parish Church, was subsequently buried in Carnmoney Cemetery with her beloved husband, Jimmy. Esther was born in Larne, one of three children. Sadly, one of Esther’s twin sisters, five years her junior, died at the age of five. It was a hard time for all the family, and tragedy struck again when Esther’s mother took ill when Esther was seventeen, and she nursed her until she died. Happier times were to come, and Esther, going to a dance with her friend Shelia (who remained a loyal and lifelong friend), met Jimmy Stewart. Jimmy spotted her at once and made sure he got the necessary introduction. They were married in St James’ in 1957 and spent 54 happy years together. The marriage was blessed with five sons, so Esther had her hands full looking after them all, although, not afraid of hard work she also had a job in the Civil Service. When the children were young and growing up, holidays were spent in a caravan in Castlerock where many happy memories were made. When the nest was empty, Esther and Jimmy enjoyed holidaying abroad. There was one memorable and happy holiday to Benidorm on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, when Jimmy and Esther took the whole family with them. Family was everything to Esther, and she and Jimmy enjoyed their grandchildren when they came along, and the grandchildren loved them too, often not wanting to go home when home time came. Her great love for Jimmy made it impossibly difficult for Esther when he sadly suffered a fatal heart attack six years ago and her own health steadily deteriorated. Esther was not afraid to love and to receive love, and she has left a legacy of love with her family. We commend each one of them to your thoughts and prayers. In Memoriam continued on page 8 5 Diary for February Thursday 2nd February 10.30-12.30pm Art for Fun in the Memorial Room 7.30-9.00pm Parish Fellowship group in the Memorial Room (Theme - Faith in Pictures) Sunday 5th February 4th Sunday Before Lent 9.30am Holy Communion 11.00am Parish Communion & Faith Factory 6.30pm Evening Prayer Tuesday 7th February 7.45pm Revision of the Register of Vestry Members and meeting of the Select Vestry Thursday 9th February 10.30-12.30pm Art for Fun in the Memorial Room 8.00pm Meeting of the Pastoral Care Team in the Glebe postponed from 26th January Sunday 12th February 3rd Sunday Before Lent 9.30am Holy Communion (One) 11.00am Morning Prayer and Faith Factory Tuesday 14th February 7.00pm Church of Ireland Men’s Society. Annual Dinner at the Templeton Hotel, Templepatrick Thursday 16th February 10.30-12.30pm Art for Fun in the Memorial Room (final session) 8.00pm Healing Service Sunday 19th February 2nd Sunday Before Lent 9.30am Holy Communion 11.00am Family Service Sunday 26th February Sunday Before Lent 9.30am Holy Communion 11.00am Morning Prayer & Ministry of Healing and Faith Factory Tuesday 28th February 7.30pm Mothers’ Union. Freddie Strickland’s Shrove Tuesday Bake Ash Wednesday 1st March 7.00pm Service of Holy Communion for the beginning of Lent Thursday 2nd March 7.30-9.30pm Memorial Room. Showing of the film, ‘The Theory of Everything’ in preparation for the Lent Course. All welcome Friday 3rd March Women’s World Day of Prayer 10.30am Morning Service - Glengormley Methodist Church 8.00pm Evening Service - Carnmoney Presbyterian Church Sunday 5th March 1st Sunday in Lent 9.30am Holy Communion 11.00am Morning Prayer & Faith Factory Parish Gift Day - Start of sermon series, ‘What should I give up for Lent? Week 1: Give up Worry, trust in God’ 6.30pm Evening Prayer

Women’s World Day of Prayer - Friday 3rd March There are, as always, two opportunities to participate in local services to mark this day. The morning service will be held in Glengormley Methodist Church at 10.30am with the evening service held in Carnmoney Presbyterian Church at 8.00pm. 6 Readings Date Morning Evening 5th February 1 Corinthians 2:1-12, (13-16) Judges 5 Matthew 5:13-20 James 5 12th February Deuteronomy 10:15-20 No Evening Service 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 19th February Family Service No Evening Service 26th February Exodus 24:12-18 No Evening Service 2 Peter 1:16-21 5th March Romans 5:12-19 Deuteronomy 5:12-19 Matthew 4:1-11 Luke 15:1-10 Readers Date Morning Evening 5th February Mr D. Gibson Mrs B. Macklin 12th February Mr T. Prenter No Evening Service 19th February Family Service ’’ ‘‘ ‘‘ 26th February Mr B. Sheppard ’’ ‘‘ ‘‘ 5th March Mrs P. White Mr J. Steen * If you are unable to carry out your reading please contact either of the Churchwardens.

Flower Rota 5th February ...... Mr & Mrs T. Roulston 12th February ...... 19th February ...... Mrs J. Crilly 26th February . Ms M. McKeen & the Hanley family Flower arranger - Diane Lee: 9083 6988 F.W.O. Counters 5th February ...... Mrs P. White 12th February ...... Mr J. Fenton 19th February ...... Mr T. Prenter 26th February ...... Mrs M. Nelson Restoration Counters 5th February ...... Mrs E. Roluston 12th February ...... Mrs E. Carlisle 19th February ...... Mr J. Walker 26th February ...... Mr J. Beck Elevenses * Joyce Lardie, Diane Lee, Roberta Gibson, Carol Higgins. * Responsible for shopping and organising. Georgie Gibb Tel: 028 9083 6967 7 In Memoriam continued from page 5 Samuel Harper Stewart - Harper Stewart husband of the late Winnie Stewart and father to Daniel, Neill and the late Eamon Stewart, passed away on 23rd December 2016 and was subsequently buried in Carnmoney Cemetery with his beloved wife Winnie. Samuel Harper Stewart was born on 4th April 1926 to Jane Harper and Danny Stewart. He was one of six children. Sadly, Harper’s mum died when he was 14. Life was hard for the family, and Danny worked very hard to keep the family together. Attending school in Glengormley, Harper’s first job was as a van boy for the Whitewell Laundry. He had many tales to tell about that period of his life, but his abiding memory was that every day it cost him 1p to buy a barmbrack which he ate for his lunch. Not afraid of hard work, Harper also helped out as a delivery boy at a local butchers and also sold the Ireland Saturday Night newspaper. This was to facilitate his much loved trips to the cinema. When he was 16, he was accepted as an apprentice at Harland and Wolff, his father buying him an indenture for £5. However, after a short while he was desperate to join up and left Harland and Wolff. Even so, the indenture stood him in good stead, and when he finished his time in the RAF, he was able to go back and finish his apprenticeship. It was when he was in Stafford in the RAF, that he met the love of his life, Winnie. They married on St Valentines day 1948 and were blessed to have three sons, Eamon, Daniel and Neill. Sadly, their son Eamon died in 2008, and Winnie herself in 2015. Life was not the same for Harper when he lost Winnie - they had spent so much time together touring England, Wales and Scotland, first in a camper van, and then the locks and canals in a small cruiser. She was his life’s companion. Harper struggled valiantly with illness himself in the last few years and is now at peace. We commend his family, his two remaining sisters, his sons and grandchildren to your thoughts and prayers. Revision of Register of Vestry Members The Register of Vestry Members has to be revised annually during the month of February. This will be done at the start of the Vestry meeting on 7th February. A copy of the 2016 Register of Vestry members has been available for inspection in church for the preceding month from 8th January. If you are new to the parish in the last year and wish to be included on the Register, please obtain the appropriate registration form from the Church Wardens or inform them of any changes to be made. The Register of Vestry Members is the list of those entitled to vote at the Annual Easter Vestry and is open to all subscribing members of the parish over the age of 18. The names of those who have passed away in the preceding year and those who have ceased subscribing to the parish for at least a year will also be removed during the revision of the Register. Bishops’ Appeal Envelopes Bishops’ Appeal Envelopes are usually distributed with the December magazine, but unfortunately the envelopes were only delivered to me in mid January this year. I know that some people do like to give to the wider church by this means, so the envelopes have been included with this month’s magazine for anyone who wishes to donate in this way. Pastoral Care Team The next meeting of the Pastoral Care Team will be on Thursday 9th February. Please note, this is was postponed from Thursday 26th January due to a clash with a wedding preparation course.

Gift Day - Sunday 5th March The first Sunday in Lent is a very appropriate day for another Gift Day for the work and ministry of our church. The last Gift Day we held was in January 2014, and since we currently do not have a dedicated fundraising group, we do need to find other ways to highlight the continuing financial needs of the church. Almsgiving (or charitable giving as we would call it today), has always been one of the traditional Lenten disciplines, so a focus for that first Sunday on some sacrificial further giving for God’s work is a good way to enter the season of Lent. We hope to have special Gift Day envelopes available with the March magazine. Please consider carefully any additional donation you may be able to make on that day. 8 Lent 2017 Ash Wednesday this year falls on 1st March and will be marked with our usual service of Holy Communion for the start of Lent at 7pm. We will also be running a parish Lent course for five Thursdays in Lent, starting properly on Thursday 9th March and full details will be in the March magazine, together with further information on Holy Week. However, the course we will be following this year draws on themes from the film “The Theory of Everything”, which tells the story of the early life of Stephen Hawking and his marriage to his first wife, Jane, based on her own account of that time. So as an introduction to the course, we will show the DVD of this film in the Memorial Room on Thursday 2nd March beginning at 7.30pm. The film lasts just under two hours and is a fascinating and absorbing story in its own right. This will be in place of the March Fellowship Group and everyone, especially those hoping to attend the Lent course, will be very welcome to come along. The themes explored in the Lent course over five weeks under the title “The Mystery of Everything” will be “The experience of wonder”, “The enigma of weakness”, “The complexity of relationships”, “The encounter with frailty” and “The hope beyond brokenness”. They are challenging and thought provoking themes but are dealt with by the author of the course, Hilary Brand, in a very refreshing and interesting way. I am sure this will be an encouragement to all of us to deepen and re-invigorate our faith. Do take a chance on something new and a little different this Lent. At the very least, come and watch the film on Thursday 2nd March and make a decision from there. Sermon Series for Lent Sunday 5th March will also mark the start of an occasional sermon series for Lent on the theme ”What should I give up for Lent”? Instead of focussing on the more traditional physical items to “give up for Lent”, this will look at some of the emotional or spiritual attitudes that could be worth abandoning (and not just in Lent) as hindrances to our growth in faith. The first of these therefore on 5th March will be “Give up worry - trust in God”. Details of other topics will be in the March magazine. Bishop’s Lenten Talks - Advance Notice As he has done in previous years, our Bishop will also be giving two talks for Lent in three centres in the Diocese. The theme for this year is “Stewards of Creation”, and the dates and venues are as follows: Talk 1 - Tuesday 28th February, Bushmills Parish Centre; Wednesday 8th March, Lisburn Cathedral; Monday 13th March, Jordanstown Parish Centre. Talk 2 - Tuesday 21st March, Bushmills Parish Centre; Wednesday 29th March, Lisburn Cathedral; Monday 3rd April, Jordanstown Parish Centre. Each evening begins at 7.30pm and all are welcome, but for catering purposes, booking is recommended. To book your place, please contact the Bishop’s Secretary, Mrs Rosemary Patterson on 028 9082 8870. Healing Services Our normal midweek Healing Service will on Thursday 18th February at 8pm. There will, however, be a further opportunity to share in the ministry of healing with the laying on of hands in February during our main morning service at 11am on Sunday 26th February. During the ministry of healing at this service, please feel free to come for prayer, either for your own needs or for those of others, for whom you can stand proxy. Pray for the Following Families in February 5th Feb. - Brown (Queen’s A), Close, Conlane, Conn (Green R), Connolly (Swanston C), Cooke, Corry, Coulter, Courtney, Couser, Cranston. 12th Feb. - Brown (Braemar C), Conn (Osterley P), Connolly (B’henry A), Craig (T’patrick), Crawford, Creighton, Crilly, Cummins. 19th Feb. - Craig (Dunanney), Cummins (G’island), Davidson, Davis, Dawson, Dodds. 26th Feb. - Dennison, Dixon (J’town), Donaldson, Donley, Dougherty (Queen’s P), Douglas (Merville GV), Dudgeon, Dunlop, Earley, Eccles, Elliott, Esler. 9 Church of Ireland Men’s Society January’s meeting took many of us back to the days of the Saturday matinee as we had our Movie Night, complete with popcorn and sticky sweets. The film shown was Stagecoach, which was the one which started John Wayne on the road to fame and was thoroughly enjoyed by all there. The attendance was not as large as was expected, but it was very pleasing to see visitors, which included some women. Who said women don’t like westerns? The evening was so enjoyable that some people have asked if a Movie Night could not be made a regular event. Valentine’s Night, Tuesday 14th February, is the night that so many have been looking forward to as this is the date of the Annual Dinner run by the Men’s Society. This has now become a very popular annual event, and again, it will be held in the Templeton Hotel and will be £21.00 for three courses plus tea or coffee, which is a very reasonable price indeed. It will start at 7.00pm, and again, all friends and family are warmly invited. A sheet is at the back of the Church for names of those wishing to come along and also to make your choice from the menu. Trevor Gibb, Hon. Secretary

The Mothers’ Union Opening Service of Holy Communion was held on Tuesday 24th January at 2.00pm. It was conducted by the Reverend Carol Harvey and based on the theme for this year “Faith in Action”. Ann Wilkie kindly played the organ. Twenty Members attended the service, and five new members were enrolled - Anna Brandon, Gayle Hanna, Carol Higgins, Margaret McConnell and Nell McQueen. Following the Service, members met in the Church Hall for the first Branch Meeting of 2017, followed by afternoon tea. Members, old and new, were warmly welcomed and the Branch looks forward to the very interesting programme which has been compiled for the coming year. Anna Brandon, Branch Secretary Charity Commission for Northern Ireland As the Church is now registered under the Charity Commission, we need to present our year end accounts according to their regulations. Every church group or organisation that has not already registered with the Charity Commission have to have their 2016 income, expenditure and balance held, recorded in the year end church accounts. The Mothers’ Union has been registered by their governing body, but I need all the other groups to contact me, to either confirm their registration number or to provide the 2016 income, expenditure and balance. My email [email protected] is probably the best way to contact me. It does not matter to the Commission if the group holds a few pounds or hundreds of pounds. Can I ask treasurers to contact me with the required information as soon as possible. Joyce Lardie, Hon Treasurer Recycling for Restoration Fund This month we raised £90 from clothes and £8 from books. Ensure clean clothing, including shoes (in pairs), hats, belts, handbags, bed linen and curtains (no duvets, pillows or cushions) are left in the church hall, and please do not put any other items, such as ornaments or books, in clothing bags. Scrap metal, including aluminium and steel cans (preferably in separate bags), electrical items, including leads, cables and any items with wiring attached, such as phones and chargers, can be left at 7 Glebecoole Park (please call Maurice or Doreen on 9084 4093 to ensure someone is at home before delivering items as bags left are liable to be taken by other collectors or draw unwanted attention if we are away at night. Also, please do not put any glass in bags of scrap metal. Maurice Atkinson 10 Carnmoney Parish Church FWO Fund 2016 Below is a summary of the contributions for the 12 months up to 31st December 2016

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