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The Village Crier Services in September Sunday 2nd September—1st Sunday of Creationtide Calverhall 10.45am Family Day service (RC)—Calverhall Cricket Club Sunday 9th September—2nd Sunday of Creationtide Adderley 9.30am Holy Communion(RC) Moreton Say Joint morning service in Calverhall 6.30pm Holy Communion(RC) Ightfield 9.30am Communion-by-Extension(JP) The Village Crier (RC & EP) Calverhall 11am Holy Communion (ER) Ash 9.30am Morning Prayer All services followed by Bring & Share lunch at Whitegates Farm, Moreton Wood at 12.15pm to celebrate Elizabeth Perkins’ licensing as a Lay Reader Sunday 16th September—3rd Sunday of Creationtide Adderley 9.30am Morning Prayer(JP) Moreton Say 11am Morning Prayer(ER) Ightfield 9.30am Holy Communion(RC) 6.30pm Tales on the Hill Calverhall 11am Communion-by-Extension(JP) Ash 11am Holy Communion(RC) Sunday 23rd September—4th Sunday of Creationtide Moreton Say 10.30am Benefice Family Communion (RC) 6.30pm Evening Worship(LT) Sunday 30th September—5th Sunday of Creationtide (RC) Adderley 9.30am Holy Communion (JP) Moreton Say 11am Morning Prayer (RC) Ightfield 11am Harvest Service (followed by Harvest lunch Calverhall Joint harvest service in Ightfield in Calverhall Village Hall) (RC) Ash 6.30pm Harvest Songs of Praise —Village Hall Chris & Libby Middleton celebrate as they return to Everyone is welcome at all our services, but those marked with a are Calverhall at the end of their 100 mile charity cycle ride particularly suitable for children and families RC—Rev’d Rich Clarkson; ER—Eric Russell; JP—Jill Poole; EP—Elizabeth Perkins; LT—Lay Team www.amica.org.uk facebook.com/amicabenefice September 2018 Printed on partially recycled paper Ministry Team PREES WARD COUNCILLOR Rector Rev’d Rich Clarkson 01630 639576 Mr Paul Wynn 01948 780300 or 077405161125 [email protected] PARISH COUNCILS Readers Eric Russell 01630 655484 IGHTFIELD & CALVERHALL [email protected] Ward Councillor: Paul Wynn 07740 516125 Jill Poole 01948 890152 [email protected] [email protected] David Price 01948 890665 William Heywood-Lonsdale 01948 890653 Elizabeth Perkins (from 8/9/18) 01948 840434 Linda Roberts 01948 890235 Margaret Rushton 01948 890391 [email protected] Henry Hitchman 01948 890627 Mark Astley 01948 890561 Church Officers Parish Clerk: Melanie Joyce 01948 841495 ST PETER’S ADDERLEY Website: www.ightfieldparishcouncil.org.uk Churchwardens Chris Lewis 01270 811070 [email protected] ADDERLEY John Roycroft 01270 812582 [email protected] [email protected] Catrina Cornwall 01630 655043 Marius Coulon 01630 654295 Treasurer Shelia Greetham 01630 654930 Keith Mycock 01630 478954 Paul Nash 01630 695862 CHRIST CHURCH ASH Andrew Swindale 01630 657268 Iain Wilson 01630 698718 Churchwardens George Cottrell 01948 662105 Nicholas Evans 07973 763740 Jim Desmond 01948 663946 Parish Clerk: Jane Evans 01630 654504 (also Treasurer) [email protected] Website: www.adderleyparish.co.uk HOLY TRINITY CALVERHALL Churchwardens Elizabeth Perkins 01948 840434 MORETON SAY [email protected] [email protected] Nichola Peers 01948 890564 Philip Duffy 01630 639598 Christopher Dutton 01948 664095 [email protected] Roger Hughes 01630 654800 Philip Nuttall 01948 890666 Treasurer Simon Latter 01948 890143 Hellen Podmore 01630 657427 Caroline Wellon 01630 638830 Geoff Turner 01630 638626 [email protected] ST JOHN THE BAPTIST IGHTFIELD Parish Clerk: Jane Evans 01630 654504 Churchwardens Paul Brooks 01948 890635 Website: www.moretonsayparishcouncil.org.uk [email protected] WHITCHURCH RURAL (ASH WARD) Michael Dutton 01948 890502 Ward Councillor: Gerald Dakin 01948 666095 Treasurer David Meyer 01948 890312 [email protected] [email protected] William Allen 01948 665438 John Dodd 01948 871276 ST MARGARET’S MORETON SAY Tony Hunter 01948 890631 Stephen Power 01948 664886 Churchwardens Chris Swaithes 01630 639543 Roger Thornhill 01948 667785 Sue Taylor 01948 663154 [email protected] Parish Clerk: Melanie Joyce 01948 841945 Alan Hughes 01948 890251 Website: www.whitchurchruralparishcouncil.org.uk [email protected] ’ D ‘ Treasurer Mike Shaw 01630 638478 letter The 3) Dinner! and Lunch 2) soap of bar A 1) Riddles: to Solutions LOCAL ORGANISATIONS Benefice Contacts SCHOOLS AddMore Federation (C of E) www.addmorefed.co.uk BELLRINGERS Adderley 01630 653829 [email protected] Calverhall Paul Dutton 01948 665457 www.adderleyschool.co.uk Ightfield Graham Parker 01948 890624 Moreton Say 01630 638465 [email protected] ORGANISTS www.moretonsayprimary.co.uk Ash Frances Evans 01948 662634 VILLAGE HALL BOOKING CONTACTS Calverhall Elizabeth Perkins 01948 840434 Adderley Phil Gadd 01630 653784 Moreton Say Tony Boden 01630 653416 Ash Lynda McCormack 01948 663281 FLOWER GUILD Calverhall & Ightfield Tracey Kennedy 01948 890361 Moreton Say Mrs Carolyn Martin 01630 639711 Clive Memorial Hall, M’ton Say Helen Dutton 01948 890650 MAGAZINE ADDERLEY SNOOKER CLUB Chris McDermott 01630 695628 Content [email protected] 01948 890610 ASH SNOOKER CLUB Glyn Allsop 01948 664162 Advertising Paul Dutton 01948 665457 OVER 50’S CLUB Mrs Jean Betteridge 01948 890206 Distribution Margaret Dutton 01948 664095 MAGAZINE CONTACTS WOMEN’S INSTITUTE Ash Mr. Jim Desmond 01948 663946 Calverhall & Ightfield Sue Bower 01948 890668 Moreton Say Mrs. Penny Harrison 01630 638214 BOWLING CLUBS Calverhall Mrs. Ann Ball 01948 890353 Adderley Wendy Icke 01630 658810 Ightfield Mr. Michael Dutton 01948 890502 Ash Jackie Evans 01948 665887 Adderley Mrs. Shelia Greetham 01630 654930 Calverhall Gordon Lorraine 01948 664462 CALVERHALL CRICKET CLUB Reminder: Magazine Subscriptions for 2018 are due Saturday Cricket David Hares 07800523760 Midweek Cricket Andy Green 07823443583 If you would like to subscribe to the Village Crier please speak to the contact for your village (named above) or Margaret Dutton ADDERLEY WEBSITE www.adderleyparish.co.uk ASH WEBSITE www.ashvillages.co.uk Copy for the next magazine must be with us by the 10th of this month. CALVERHALL WEBSITE www.calverhall-village.co.uk We can be contacted via the AMICA Centre Ightfield or phone 01948 890610 MORETON SAY WEBSITE www.moretonsayparishcouncil.org.uk e-mail: [email protected] WOMEN’S INSTITUTE www.wi-shropshire.co.uk LOCAL POLICING TEAMS THE AMICA CENTRE Whitchurch Market Drayton Church Street, Ightfield SY13 4NU PC Deb Wheeler 07890 511398 PC Alan Ambrose 07870 162968 01948 890610 PCSO Chris Hirons 07890 511404 PCSO David Boden 07568 753111 PCSO Graeme Baines 07890 511320 PCSO Andy King 07870 163116 PCSO Louise Fowler 07870 166846 www.amica.org.uk facebook.com/amicabenefice SHROPSHIRE RURAL STRESS - 0870 707 4445 Rectory Ramblings Readings for Sunday Services September 2018 Dear friends, Sunday 9th September—2nd Sunday of Creationtide (Green) Last night we camped out in our garden with some friends of ours. Although First readings: Isaiah 35:4-7a James 2:1-17 the forecast during the week had been for rain it actually turned out to be a Gospel: Mark 7:24-end lovely clear evening and so, after eating hotdogs and toasting the obligatory Sunday 16th September—3rd Sunday of Creationtide (Green) marshmallows on the fire, we spent a long time just looking up at the stars First readings: Isaiah 50:4-9a James 3:1-12 Gospel: Mark 8:27-end which were out in full force. Along with numerous stars and constellations we spotted the Andromeda Galaxy (the most distant object visible with the Sunday 23rd September—4th Sunday of Creationtide (Green) First readings: Jeremiah 11:18-20 James 3:13-4:3, 7-8a naked eye), satellites, shooting stars and of course the children’s favourite— Gospel: Mark 9:30-37 aeroplanes! Sunday 30th September—5th Sunday of Creationtide (Green) The ancient Greeks reckoned that there were around 6,000 stars in the night First readings: Numbers 11:4-6, 10-16 James 5:13-end sky—no mean feat counting them all—but of course we now know that there Gospel: Mark 9:38-end are many many more than that. In fact there is no way of knowing how many stars there are at all because even with the best telescopes we can only see a fraction of what is out there. You can just imagine the writer of Psalm 147 lying out on a clear evening just as we did last night, gazing up at the sheer magnitude of the night sky and writing: “How good it is to sing praises to our God! He determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name. Great is our Lord and mighty in power;” To know that God is able not only to count all the stars but also to name them tells us just how amazing our God is. As the favourite children’s song puts it: “Our God is a great big God!” “Hi, I’m Maximillian the Church Mouse and I’m hiding in three different places in this magazine—can you find me?! Church Rotas But Psalm 147 is not the only time the Psalmist reflects on the number of stars in the sky—Psalm 8 includes these words: Ightfield Moreton Say Sanctuary Guild Flower Guild “When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers, September September the moon and the stars that you have established; 1 No Service 2 Mrs P Atkey 8 Thelma Wynn & Nola Cooke 9 Mrs A Atkins what are human beings that you are mindful of them, 15 Sheila Savil 16 ditto mortals that you care for them?” 22 No Service 23 Mrs D Shaw 29 All decorators for Harvest please 30 ditto October October The God who created the stars and knows them by name also created each 6 Rosemary McIlwrath 7 Mrs S Boden and every one of us, cares for us and knows us by name too. Not only that, Sidespeople Cleaning and Brass September September the God of the universe chose to come down to this little planet in this little 2 No Service 2 Ruth Hughes, Carolyn Martyn & corner of this little galaxy in order to know us better.
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