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We Will Remember Them The Parish Magazine of ST DAVID’S WETTENHALL & ST OSWALD’S WORLESTON November 2013 We Will Remember Them 1 A letter from Ann demands of following His Son just one more burden, one more set of impossible appointments to keep? Will you come and follow me?“ is a The Bible teaches us that God loves jolly modern hymn frequently sung in each and every one of us and wants our churches nowadays. It’s likely to to spend time with us. Just as with be heard around the end of this any father, that time is very month when we think about St. precious. It renews and restores us Andrew’s Day on 30 th November. to cope with our daily lives. It The Bible tells us that Andrew, along reassures us and fills us with a sense with his brother Peter, was one of of peace and calm that we rarely find the first disciples to be called by nowadays. It maybe time spent in Jesus. He was fishing on the lake, church but equally, it may be at the but we are told that, immediately he end of the day admiring a brilliant left his nets and his boat and went sunset, or listening to music, or just off to follow Jesus. What an amazing finding our own quiet time to story! I wonder if such a thing would recharge our batteries and speak happen today. with, and listen to, our Maker. This month, in all our busyness I very much suspect that the answer perhaps we can think about making might be “Sorry, I haven’t got time!” some more time with Him. Time seems to be the commodity That will certainly be time well-spent! that everyone is short of in today’s busy world. People’s lives are caught A prayer made by Jacob Astley up in a whirlwind of frantic activity. before the Battle of Edge Hill 1642 The pressures of life crowd in on us O Lord, you know how busy I must and there are any number of be this day. If I forget you, do not insistent demands on our time. The forget me. Amen. harassed parents, the long hours of medical staff, the pressures of teachers, students, farmers, Cover Photo; businessmen and almost every Corporal John George Rathbone See page 12 occupation, find that time, that precious, finite resource, is in short supply. The pace and busyness of CONTENTS our lives does not mean that we are Letter………………… Page 2 any happier. Indeed the reverse may Wettenhall……………. Page 4, 8-9 Bible bits………………. Page 6 often be true, we feel frustrated and Recipe……………….. Page 9 dissatisfied. Life becomes a race to We Will Remember Them Page 12-13 be run rather than a gift to be Gardening Tips ….………. Page 17 Worleston ……………. Page 18-19 enjoyed. Services and Contacts …. Page 23 So what about time for God? Are the 2 Come Dine and Dance at Cheshire View St David’s Wettenhall and Darnhall Village Hall joined forces in September for a fundraising Dinner Dance at Cheshire View, Christleton. Gentlemen arrived in bow ties and sharply pressed suits and ladies dressed formally in colours to match the last of the late summer evenings we had in September. The bar was open, wine uncorked and the evening began in good style. Sue and Richard Langley, who were the main organisers of the evening, welcomed everyone. The room looked great, with balloons and mini chocolate bars in the table centres and there was plenty of room to chat and meet with friends. The three course meal was delicious, with Cheshire proving yet again it produces some of the best beef in the country. The staff at Cheshire View served dinner smoothly and efficiently and it was soon time for Angela Hancock’s “easy” music quiz, at least it began easily, but then moved into film themes that became well….. challenging! Brainwork soon gave over to dancing and easy rhythms of samba, salsa, ballroom and disco favourites encouraged not only the regular dancers from Angela’s Ballroom Latin and Sequence Adult classes, but others too. The floor was full until the end of the evening. It was another hugely enjoyable evening for everyone, giving us all an opportunity to dress up, step out of usual weekend routines and help raise money for our local Village Hall and our church. In every way, it was a really companionable way to spend an evening. The dinner dance and raffle raised £600 3 ST DAVID’S CHURCH, WETTENHALL Visit www.wettenhallchurch.org.uk SIDESPERSONS 3rd Nov Mrs. M. Drinkall 10th Churchwardens 17th Mr. J. Hamblin 24th Mr. J. Hignett 1st Dec Mrs. S. Cookson CHURCH CLEANING & FLOWERS Nov 3/10 Mrs. A. Robinson & Mrs. A. Brooks Praise and Play is a great 17/24 opportunity for pre-school children Mrs. A. Hignett & Mrs. A. Hancock and their parents or carers to come Dec 1/8 along and sing a few songs (while Mrs. S. Cookson & Mrs. M.Drinkall playing our instruments), listen to a story, take part in a craft activity and CHILDREN'S SOCIETY BOXES then enjoy a snack and a drink. Anyone holding a home collecting box The activities will explore a little of for the Children's Society is invited to what God is like. return it to the service of Morning We meet every 2nd Friday of the Prayer on Sunday 3rd November. month at St David’s Wettenhall at 9.30am Cholmondeston & Wettenhall Parish Council The next meeting will be on If local residents wish to included on an Friday 8th November email distribution list to be kept We look forward to seeing you informed of any local forthcoming events or news, please could you email Helen Exley (Clerk)at [email protected] with your email address. The next Parish meeting will be on 5 th December. Darnhall Village Hall Christmas Market Saturday 23rd November 12noon—4pm Celebrating Harvest Various Stalls / Teas / Burger & Bacon Baps at Praise & Play 4 5 A bit of the Bible ‘I am not ashamed of the gospel because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes Rom 1:16 In this verse the apostle Paul tells us his conviction about the Gospel of God revealed in our Lord Jesus Christ. In so doing he gives us five truths about it. 1. Its character – it is ‘ the power ’ or dynamic. It is not a philosophy, a list of rules, or mere good advice and exhortation, but transforming energy. 2. Its origin – it is ‘ of God ’; i.e. it is not devised by us, not another human attempt to achieve the humanly impossible, but is wrought by God. 3. Its benefit – it is ‘ for the salvation ’. It offers both a rescue from an evil state, and restoration to full health and well being through the death and resurrection of Jesus 4. Its Universality and its individual appeal . It is ‘ of everyone ’, the Jew and the Greek. It is not restricted to one race, class or type. It affords an opportunity which all can and must embrace for their own sakes. 5. Its one condition of benefit and therefore its simplicity and suitability . It is to them ‘ who believe ’ It does not demand of us works, merit, money, brains, culture etc., which are beyond our producing, but simply asks for the response of faith . He sums up his ministry ‘to call people from among the Gentiles to the obedience of faith ’1:5, and defines the purpose of writing because he has heard of their faith 1:8 and wants they and himself to be mutually encouraged by each other’s faith . 1:12 A verse for our own encouragement and stimulation to faith. 6 London & Counties Society of Physiologists Wendy Gorse LCSP (Phys) (GCMT. CNHC) Remedial/Neuro Muscular Therapist for the treatment of Muscle and Joint Pains Neck, Shoulder, Back Problems Sports Injuries, Chronic and Acute Conditions, Arthritis Stress and Tension Headaches Tel: 01270 628967 Mob: 07850 038401 Ravensmoor, Nantwich. WETTENHALL COUNTRYSIDE SUPERB CLEANING MAINTENANCE Your local family business Carpets, Upholstery, DOMESTIC Leather, Rugs, Curtains Driveways & patios built & repaired Steam clean makes the above safe & Mattresses. Hard surfaces Landscaping & Fencing including Stone, Tile & EQUESTRIAN Wood. Patios, Decking & Ménages, Fencing, Muck stores & Driveways. Stables All built & repaired Also Stain Removal & Protection. Muck heaps removed Natural cleaning options available. All field work considered Free advice & quotes, fully insured. 0800 612 8817 ~ Tim Shaw AGRICULTURE Tractor & man, JCB site master for hire Wettenhall, Worleston & all Cheshire areas All agricultural work considered www.shawcleansolutions.co.uk We move heaven & earth to help For advice or a free quote call: Recommended & used by leading Pete on 01270 528244/07960223920 home furnishing retailers. Or Dave on 07815200913 7 DARNHALL AND WETTENHALL WOMEN’S INSTITUTE The October meeting taken by the President began with the welcoming of visitors. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and a small amount of correspondence had been received. The Darts Team, after much practice, competed in Forest Group Darts Match and won again. The team were congratulated on their success as this proved the time they spent practising was not just talking and drinking. An Institute Match is being arranged for later in the year. Final names were confirmed for the Hot Pot Supper The annual Bingo Evening will take place on 12 th November. This will have a Christmas Theme and eyes down at 7.30pm. Admission 50p. The speaker for the evening was from Cheshire Archive Services. This service is a facility shared between Cheshire West and Chester and East Cheshire Councils.
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