July 2020 Dear Friends Open for Prayer lives before God. Sometimes the mere act of waiting in the stillness and calm in church As many of you will be now aware, the UK will allow a solution to any problems we are Government has permitted places of worship facing to come to the surface of our minds. to open for private prayer. In the Orford In this precious space we are not called to do cluster of churches we have made the decision or say anything, rather to just be and wait. to open our churches on Sunday each week between 10am and 4pm. The churches No concern however small is too trivial to will then remain closed until the following hold before God in prayer. What may seem Sunday which will ensure all surfaces inside to others to be a small issue, might be a major the church are free of any potential Covid concern for the person worrying about it. 19 infection, and avoids the need for a deep The Christian writer Corrie Ten Boom once clean. Our aim in adopting this approach wrote the following about prayer: is to keep those entering our churches safe Any concern too small to be turned into a prayer whilst at the same time not putting a burden is too small to be made into a burden. on those volunteers who clean our churches. I would encourage people in the weeks and For many people in our communities, and months ahead to make use of the quiet and visitors, our churches represent a holy, sacred peace of our church buildings to enjoy some space where they can quietly sit and reflect time with God in prayer. on all that is going on in their lives and pray to God. A chance to step off the treadmill of God Bless constant activity and just be. Prayer gives us Reverend Giles the chance to hold all that is going on in our Team Rector
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All of our churches in the cluster will be able you would like to be on the circulation list to decide from 14th June to open for private to access all these services, please email me on worship, bearing in mind the guidelines, i.e. [email protected]. sanitisers, social distancing, no touching of objects, etc. Orford Church has decided to On 31st of August we will have our annual open from 10am – 4pm each Sunday starting Gift Day. We have had 6 concerts cancelled on the 21st June. Please see parish news for with Snape Maltings as well as cancelled individual arrangements. weddings. We have still had to pay our monthly expenses, without the contributions Revd Giles Tulk and Graeme Kay have of worshippers. Please help us; we will be in done some terrific services on Zoom every Market Square the Bank Holiday Monday Wednesday evening and Sunday morning. from 9am – 1pm. They have brought our churches together in both the Orford and Hollesley clusters. We I hope all of you are keeping safe. are able to sing, hear readings, and also a very moving sermon from Giles. There has also With love and best wishes, been on Zoom monthly BCP Evensong and Taizé. Some special services have also been Jacki Maslin recorded and are available on YouTube. If ORFORD METHODIST CHURCH Broad Street, Orford Orford Methodist Church Minister: Rev. Martin Dawes Sudbourne & Tunstall Broad Street, Orford Minister: Rev. Martin Dawes 13 Grundisburgh Road, Woodbridge Baptist Church 13 Grundisburgh Road, Woodbridge IP12 4HJ. 01394 383674 IP12 4HJ. 01394 383674 SERVICES AND MEETINGS We are busy cleaning and sanitising the Letters, weekly DiaryALL and AGEPsalm Diary WORSHIP write- every Sunday at 10.30am January church premises and putting in place safe ups, Children’s Stories, Painted Cards andfollowed so by coffee. EVENING SERVICE as shown. distancing as required by the Government. much more sent out. We await the authority of the Methodist Services/Preachers for January Church for the re-opening of the church We are very grateful for donations given, for worship and weekday activities. In the which so far has covered costs for providing meantime our people continue to receive our weekly mailings.6th We 10.30amare also in receiptStephen Caley – Soup & Pud weekly mailings by post or email and join of some very local and generousLunch donations in with services streamed or via radio and to the church account – these have been 13th 10.30am Service arranged locally TV and via our website for daily devotions, gratefully received. prayers and poetry. Our thanks to those who 20th 10.30am Rev. Stephen Yelland have contributed toward Keeping in Touch Stephen Caley 27th 10.40am Rev. Martin Dawes – Covenant 3 and Communion
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Clare wanted no fuss made of her retirement incumbents. She combined leadership with a at the end of May as Rural Dean in the most pleasant manner that easily won people Woodbridge Deanery (of which the Orford round to helping out. Cluster is only part). However, it is hard to let the occasion go without a few words of thanks At the same time she was assiduous in studying and appreciation. all aspects of the Ministry and she had great communication skills that allowed her to talk Clare was appointed Rector of Carlford in to all people about it in exactly the right way. 2005, becoming Rural Dean in 2012 in which post it fell to her to Chair regular meetings of Many have fond memories of Clare’s help, clergy and lay persons to handle administrative encouragement and guidance along the matters not least her arrangement of the pathways of our own ministries, and she had a leaders of services each Sunday and on festivals gift of the clearest soprano voice to touch the and other high days. The job required not heart of our congregations. only great energy but great tact and a very high order of organisation all of which she We wish her and her husband Mark who has displayed unfailingly. She called upon the been the incumbent at Melton a long and extensive panel she built up of retired clergy happy retirement in their Framlingham home. and lay preachers to support the all too few
4 Wilford Benefice Church Services Following the UK Government’s As soon as we have clarity, we will produce announcement on 23rd June that services may and publish a service rota for the churches resume in church, we are awaiting guidance in the Orford Cluster and distribute this. from the Diocese of St Edmundsbury & Thank you for your understanding. Ipswich as to what is permitted within Rev Giles Tulk the broad guideline. Therefore, we cannot Team Rector publish a schedule of services at this stage for the July newsletter.
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P artn ers 30 3 Orford Flower Show 2020 It will come as little surprise that we shall not efforts that exhibitors may already have made be able to put on the Flower Show this year. in preparation for the show, by arranging for Even if current rules on numbers of people photos of some of the plants in the allotments, congregating together were to be relaxed in the and craftwork which children at the school may coming months, some form of social distancing have created, and uploading these to the Flower will remain which would be impossible to Show Facebook page. achieve in the show. On top of that, the supplier of the marquee is not operating this Rest assured, we plan to be back in 2021. year. Regrettably, therefore, we have to cancel the event. Mike Redmond We shall try to recognise in a small way Flower Show Committee Free Historic Maps Last year, the Alde Valley Suffolk Family aldevalleyfamilyhistorygroup.onesuffolk.net/ History Group were most lucky to obtain some maps/spare/, where they are also listed. 400 Ordnance Survey maps that had come from a long-established surveyors’ office. The We would be most grateful if you could please vast majority of these are 25” (1:2500) maps, publicise this offer, or forward it to any of about half from the County Series (dated your associates, members, committees or other 1904 or 1926/27) and about half from the organisations — or indeed dealers — who you subsequent National Grid Plan Series (mostly think might be interested in these historical from the 1960’s and 1970’s). We now hold documents. As a Group, we would be most about two thirds of these maps in our archive happy for this offer to be circulated as widely in Leiston, as they relate to Suffolk. However, as possible, especially into Norfolk as there are the remainder, over 100 including 40+ so many maps from there. It would be such a Norfolk maps and 20+ Suffolk duplicates, are shame if they had to end up in a skip! available free to good homes — or for a small charge, if more than say five are required — Please contact Steve Stocks (initially by email) or even in exchange for some suitable family if you are interested and/or have any questions. or local history resources! Obviously some Steve lives in Snape and his email is stoxsl@ consideration would be expected too for hotmail.com. postage & packing, delivery, collection, etc. You can read more about these spare maps at http:// Maggie Strutt The Butley Flower Show 2020 Well, we waited as long as possible but, in the It really is a rather strange situation, because end, a decision had to be made, and the short my impression is that during the lock-down version is that this year’s Show will not be going there has been a lot of gardening going on. ahead …… for the reasons you all know only Then, if the reports in the media are correct, too well. a good many people have been spending time on hobbies and pastimes that would have been
6 ideal preparation for the Flower Show. you would like to enter. Your preparations start here and now. Still, there is nothing to be gained by pondering what might have been. Instead, can I ask Once things are more settled, I’ll give you more you to think ahead, and specifically to think detail about 2021. Until then, take care and ahead to next year’s Show. As promised earlier keep safe – especially as we move into what in the year, the 2021 Schedule will be exactly seems to be the final stage of the lock-down. the same as this year’s, and it’s all there on the website. Have a look, and have a think about Richard Webster what you would like to do and which classes Secretary to the Butley Flower Show Committee
Orford and District Gardening Club “The more one gardens, the more one learns; and lucky, your spiky eryngiums. the more one learns, the more one realises how little one knows” Vita Sackville West During the evening, take pleasure in smelling your lilies and dianthus. “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow” Audrey Hepburn And generally just enjoy your phlox, campanulas, salvias and clematis. Maybe even Here are a couple of quotes which I researched your roses recently, the first one resonates with those of us who have gardened all our lives and those who Speaking of roses, this is the time to take care of have only recently found enjoyment in doing it. them and continually deadhead and look after them in order to prolong their beauty and your We don’t think of Audrey Hepburn as a gardener enjoyment. do we? That’s why I think it is particularly pertinent now … Our trip to Mannington Hall in Norfolk which specialises in roses has been postponed and will Welcome to July, the month according to take place next year at the beginning of July. gardening books that allows you to cash in on relaxation, enjoyment and the colour and scent We hope that our Dahlia specialist will be of the garden. So whether this season is your coming to talk on 1st October, bringing first attempt at gardening or you are an avid, bunches of them for us to buy and Luci from experienced gardener, this month is supposedly Woottens will be telling us all we need to know your time. about Irises on 5th November …
Borders should be extravagant with large bushes Keep enjoying your gardens and other outside of alchemilla and purple sage. spaces and book into the RHS at Hyde Hall, the National Trust or an NGS garden to keep Take the chance during the day to enjoy your your inspiration flowing … verbena bonariensis and penstemon, your alstroemeria and osteospermum. We hope to see you all again soon!!
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7 ews from the Parishes Iken I writeday. ADC Butley we turned the key to lock the church door. But Tunstall The church seems to have now we have the joy of turning the key the other Lucy at 11.00am. adapted to the new normal way and welcoming people for private prayer Lucy Silovsky and John Calver with a virtual service once (10am until 4pm every Sunday from 5th July). Orford I will . A very moving end to the day. a week but I must confess And we hope that by the time July ends there will Diana Grayburn I have not yet got to grips be permission for services to be conducted when Sudbourne attending via Zoom. I do get sent the pew sheet we can worship together - that is what we miss, a It forgot, ‘Happy Christmas’ to everyone. so if anyone would like that forwarded to them do sense of place, where generations before us have Piers Chillesford please let me know. sought solace, where we can feel the company Caravanners are ear. of long ago. Some may seek their comfort in the Janet Bishop Recently I have been sent several missives from the concert hall or the theatre and those places too, are Butley church hierarchy and Butley Church is now open denied. Our hopes, however, will not be quashed. of those displays of remembrance both locally and at national level. for private prayers. I have therefore unlocked the Richard Bertram door (that we had just managed to ask the builder As Festival walkers filled the church last year with to adjust so that we could lock it !) and there are no distancing rule, so the animals had filled it in now formal notices, visitor guidelines and the earlier years, better the service inside the church obligatory hand sanitiser to be used. This means than outside, despite obvious risks. Rachel and there is a risk that we will need to start cleaning I reminisced together about the donkey, the again... tortoise, the goose, the ferrets, the stick insect, the dead jackdaw, aside from our beloved cats and dogs and of course the swallows in the porch and During lockdown I met with our architect, in the rafters of the church. Stephen Claydon and builder, Lee Hurrell as the 6 month rectification period has just elapsed. They As warden of the church and keeper of the big iron were both keen to see if there had been any bat key, Rachel looks to our patron, St Peter, who was droppings/death watch beetle activity which the given the key to heaven’s gate by his master Jesus absence of any cleaning should prove or disprove. Christ. St Peter’s feast day is 29 June and Rev Giles I haven’t heard the outcome but they did note that and Graeme Kay have recorded a special service the newly decorated walls are already flaking again: for this occasion. Whilst St Peter’s east window, I hope that Lee will pop back and redo the paint by Surinder Warboys, is the subject of so much work again soon. admiration, the stained glass in the west window, by renowned Victorian Edward Frampton, glows We look forward to meeting Rev Giles Tulk and red and orange in the evening light, and shows welcoming everybody back for a real service soon. Jesus walking on the water with Peter inside the Richard Bertram boat thinking about the step he is about to take, to follow Jesus: we know that his confidence will Chillesford fail him, and that he will fall in. Maybe his errors Another four weeks have gone by and the Church’s and his questions showed him for the disciple who season has changed since Pentecost and Trinity was most suitable to be trusted with leadership. Sunday, bringing us now to what the Church calls We pray that we all may rise to these challenges as Ordinary Time. I changed the falls in the church the post lockdown world takes clearer shape. to green; they had been purple. It was Lent when Janet Bishop 16 17 Continued overleaf / 8 Iken wonderful symmetry and connection to a great The sunlit uplands and a dish of chlorinated turkey Ikenite. Many of you will have met Andrew and roll are still some way off, shrouded as they are by Celia already but for those who haven’t do look the fog of posturing and playground politics. Fog out for them and their lovely little dog Olive of another sort will lift it seems on 4th July when whose charms, along with that of her owners, are we will have a couple of joyous months of near immediately obvious. What a boost for Iken to normal before autumn arrives and the merest hint have Andrew and Celia with us. of throat clearing will cause alarm. We must make the most of this respite for full on fun within the Stay safe, stay well and stay alert for the holidaying constraints. youngsters on our roads! Annabel We have been basking in the very warm glow of community spirit and love of and for our Orford fellow man. To this end curtain twitching and “Strange times” everyone says, but it also a time peering through hedges can be a positive aid in for counting blessings. We are not stuck at the top determining who might need our help but I hear of a tower block, and fixed incomes have come reports that in some places this behaviour has been into their own. Perhaps the problem of falling deployed rather negatively resulting in snitching to congregations has also found a solution apart from the police and worse. Whether it be referred fear moth-balling buildings: most of us have learnt to of Johnny foreigner or Johnny-come-lately-from use Zoom, at least to the extent of clicking on a London a very small minority have used the virus link. as an excuse to act in a cowardly and shameful way. So disappointing. Rev. Giles Tulk has been leading a virtual Benefice Service each Sunday, which has been joined live The wider church is slowly responding to calls by sixty or seventy people. That comfortably out- to provide a bit more than has been heretofore numbers ‘normal’ attendance. He has also led available, the efforts of our dedicated and talented evening prayer (BCP) on Wednesdays, and we clergy notwithstanding. All credit to Giles for have also had a similar service on Sunday evenings. suggesting one open day per week for private prayer allowing any virus to fall to the ground and We even had bells before the services: recordings die in the 6 days before reopening. So much better from Canterbury and Bologna Cathedrals, and that than the feather duster brigade swooping in to St Botolph’s in Cambridge for St Botolph’s Day, spread it even further albeit unintentionally. Iken important because Iken Church is dedicated to Church is now open from 10am until 4 pm every St Botolph. And who was doing all this audio Sunday. planning and switching? Our own BBC Radio 3 and online producer Graeme Kay, to whom we all We are thrilled that Andrew and Celia Bell have owe heartfelt thanks. finally moved to Iken, an area they have known for many years through family and friends. All this activity and the churches closed! Actually, Indeed, Fenella and Celia’s mother, Mary Gibb, not any longer. With each diocese making it own were old friends. With Chloe Brayfield, Fenella’s decision, and each church likewise, churches granddaughter now here too there exists a are now permitted to open for private prayer so
9 long as sanitising and distancing precautions harvested. This year we have been heartened by the are observed. Orford Church will be open every number of people offering to come and pick fruit Sunday from 10am till 4pm, while the intervening and we appreciate all the offers of help we have had days of closure will help clear the virus. Next step, over the last three months. services, weddings and concerts in church! Lockdown restrictions are easing nationally Meanwhile, with the Flower Show unfortunately and locally too. Orford Surgery has opened cancelled, it has been decided to hold Gift Day on its dispensary again so prescriptions can now August Bank Holiday. Observing social distancing, be collected from the new window that’s been the rector, churchwardens and others on the PCC installed in Chapman House. All Saints Church will sit in Market Square to receive donations, too is open for private prayer each Sunday from 10 hoping to recoup from the generosity of visitors a.m until 4 p.m. Its churchyard too is a beautiful and parishioners some of the money lost from place to stop awhile. It’s cared for by a small team cancelled services and concerts. There is as yet of volunteers and in July you can see patches of no date for a postponed Annual Parish Council wild scabious blooming there. Meeting. Nigel Maslin Sudbourne is a friendly community and we have some new arrivals in our village so a warm welcome Sudbourne to Tom, Rebecca and baby Ivy who have recently June saw a wonderful start to the summer of arrived in Sudbourne and every best wish for many 2020 so writing this on a hot sunny day beneath years of a happy life here. a cloudless blue sky I’m hoping that July too be will be fine. Have a good July everybody. Suvi McCreadie Sudbourne and our part of East Suffolk is a beautiful area and this environment has helped Tunstall alleviate the three months of lockdown. The roads Using Zoom, we manage to hold our first PCC have been noticeably quieter, the air more fresh and meeting with Revd Giles in the chair. This was the wildflowers more in evidence this year. Sadly, very productive and Revd Giles gave us an idea we don’t seem to have any swifts in the area. In the how the church services might change once the last twenty years we have lost over half of the swifts Covid-19 restrictions are finally lifted. breeding in Britain. Their cry must be one of the most evocative sounds of summer. At High House, We also welcomed Tiffany Pollock, who takes over we’re trying to attract them by playing swift calls as PCC Secretary and Julie Deane who will take morning and evening in the hope that they will over from the Treasurer, John Calver in the next take up residence in our swift box. Suffolk Wildlife few months. Trust has very helpful information on their website on how to attract swifts. Just look up Save Our With restrictions on the church building being Swifts (SOS). lifted, we hope to unlock the church from 5th July for private prayer from about 10am till 4pm every July is the busiest summer month on the farm and Sunday. when the loganberries, raspberries and cherries are Richard Wilson
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