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St Botolph's and St James the Greater Monthly Parish News July/August St Botolph’s and St James the Greater Benefice of Shepshed and Oaks in Charnwood Monthly Parish News July/August 2015 New Children and & Families Worker Appointed We are pleased to announce that Louise Brown has been offered and accepted the post of Children & Families Worker for the Parish. We look forward to the exciting times ahead resulting from this appoint- ment. Matched funding has been granted by the Di- ocese from the Growth Fund to meet her salary for the next 3 years, with the balance coming from The Old School Funds which the Charities Commission have permitted us to spend on appropriate projects. We welcome Louise to this new role and ask everyone to give her help and encouragement to succeed in this position of God’s calling. Pastoral Assistant It is with great pleasure the we can announce that Diane Melton has been accepted for training as a Pastoral Assistant. She will begin her training in September and will feel sure that she can rely on the support of the congregation. Licence Renewed We are pleased to announce that Rev John Bird has been licenced to continue to serve us in the Benefice for the next three years. This was officially recognised at the Family Service on Sunday 7th June. We look forward to him continuing to inspire us in worship prayer and devotion. Page 1 WHO’S WHO Vicar Curate Associate Priest Rev’d Canon Rev’d Ed Bampton Rev’d John Bird Cynthia Hebden (Day off Friday) (Day off Monday) 8 Buckingham Drive 1 Charles Hall Close 12 Smithy Way Thorpe Acre Shepshed Shepshed Loughborough LE12 9UP LE12 9TQ LE11 4TE 01509 506791 01509 505510 01509 234962 Parish Office (Open Monday - Friday mornings 9am - 12noon) Church Gate Telephone: 01509 502255 Shepshed e-mail: [email protected] LE12 9RJ website: www.shepshedandoaks.co.uk/ St Botolph’s Parish Church Shepshed Officers Churchwardens PCC Secretary Richard Rock Tricia Breen Denyse Dawson 2 Harrington Road 5 Pentland Avenue 2 Banbury Drive Shepshed Shepshed Shepshed LE12 9PQ LE12 9BH LE12 9PL 01509 508690 01509 508746 01509 829849 Deputy Wardens PCC Treasurer Colin Stinchcombe Sue Burt Jill Greenwood 1 Arbury Dale 11 Ring Fence 01509 504638 Shepshed Shepshed LE12 9JS LE12 9HX 01509 821869 01509 650074 07976544022 St James the Greater Oaks in Charnwood Officers Churchwardens PCC Secretary Steve Upton Laura Kaminski 07954 149635 01509 324156 Peter Clamp PCC Treasurer 01530 459451 Jayne Moss Page 2 Services this Sunday 28th June 2015 St. Botolph’s 8.00 am Holy Communion Rev’d John 10.00 am Family Service Louise Brown 4.00 pm Holy Communion Rev’d Ed/Canon Cynthia St James’ 8.30 am BCP Holy Communion Rev’d Peter Evans 4.00 pm No Service Readings for today Wisdom 1:13-15,2:23-24, 2 Corinthians 8:7-end, Mark 5:21-end 10.30 am Service of Ordination in Leicester Cathedral at which Noel Colley is being ordained today Tea and Coffee are served after the various services do join us for refreshment and fellowship. EVENTS THIS WEEK MU WAVE of PRAYER St Botolph’s All are invited to join us for our Wave of Prayer meeting on the 29th June at 12.30pm in church. This is a reflective and informa- tive service thinking about the members and work of the Mothers’ Union in our link dioceses around the world. The Leicester Diocese is linked with Eastern Zambia, Mombasa, Gwagwalada and Ekiti – West in Nigeria and Temotua in the Solomon Islands. The Wave of Prayer goes on throughout the year and the World so that all are remembered and prayed for. Please do join us and find out more. St James’ All are invited to 30 Oakley Avenue, Janet Quenby’s house from 1.00—1-.30 pm on Monday 29th June Bible Study Group Thursday 1 July 10.30 am St Botolph’s Church Ladies Group You are invited to a Saints and Supper evening on Friday 3rd July at 7.30pm at St. Botolph's Church. Bring a short talk about your favourite saint and a small plate of food to share. Marriage Prep Day Saturday 4 July 9.30-12.30 pm St Botolph’s Church Page 3 MINISTERIAL MUSINGS My recent excitement has been to attend the Church of England’s first ever funerals conference. The Church has been involved in the Christian burial of people for centuries upon centuries and it is amazing to think this is the first time Church of England clergy and laity have come together to discuss the final word. This is a wonder what we do in funeral ministry and that the church can offer in funeral share our experiences and good ministry, beyond that of the practices. Although one might think increasingly popular secular it a morbid subject, the conference celebrants. was an excellent one and brought to light much upon which we can That said, we must all acknowledge ponder – but fear not, I won’t bore that for those of us left behind you to death with the whole once those we love have died, grief content of the conference (pun is a very real thing. There is a intended!) tendency these days for much of a funeral to focus on a celebration of One thing that was clear is that for the life of the deceased and while us as Christians, death is not this has its place, it needs to be entirely the morbid subject we tend balanced by a real and honest to think it is. Indeed our very faith recognition of the bereavement of is founded upon the death of one family and friends. This is where very unique man, who was also the church again has a special God, Jesus Christ. But crucially place in funeral ministry, as we Christ was raised from the dead have the wonderful folk in our and as a result, as we sing so often congregations who will offer their at Eastertide, ‘death hath lost its love and support to those who sting’. And why is it that death has come to us in their need. And who lost its sting? Because through is to say when that need will arise. Christ we have the hope that A month later? A year? Five years? comes in the resurrection promised Or more. But the church will always to us in turn. And this is not just be there whenever we are called some nebulous soul floating about upon and I know that there are in heaven, but much, much more. those in our congregations now This is the resurrection of the body, who have experienced the warmth as a new heaven and a new earth of fellowship that has and is are recreated and we are helping them in their grief. But reconciled fully to God and one don’t ever assume it has gone another. What a hope to look away and do ask people every now forward to and why death is not and then how they are. Page 4 However, we can always do more. Every Sunday We must not be afraid to talk about death – indeed it is the one 8.00 am Holy Communion inevitable thing about life (more so (in Church every week) even that taxes, as we have recently heard how many people 1st Sunday of Month have found ways to avoid those!) So we hope to encourage some of 10.00 am Family Service our groups in the church to talk (in Church) openly about death so that it may lose yet more of its sting. We also 6.00 pm Holy Communion hope to build on the excellent (in Church) pastoral work we already do and make a more conscious effort, as a Subsequent Sundays whole church, to be there for those we have served in the funerals of 10.00 am Family Service their loved ones. In this way they (in Church Hall) may know that we really do care and offer a hope that goes beyond 10.00 am Holy Communion the graveside. And as we have (in Church) recently looked at the parable of the mustard seed, who knows what the comfort and hospitality that we Please feel free to let the offer in our funeral ministry may Vicar and Church Wardens grow into in the hearts of those we know your thoughts as to serve. how we can improve upon God bless you all this Summer. these changes Rev’d Ed. Ordinations in June We are pleased to congratulate Rev Dr Ed Bampton on his Priesting in Leicester Cathedral on Saturday 27th June at 5.30 pm. Ed has been in the benefice for the last year following his ordination in June. We look forward to him continuing his contribution to our worship and church life in the future. We are also pleased to congratulate Noel Colley on his Ordination as Deacon in Leicester Cathedral on Sunday 28th June at 10.30 am. Noel will serve as Deacon in the Parish of St Mary’s Nanpanton. We wish him well in his calling having worshipped at St Botolph’s for nearly seven years. Page 5 St Botolph’s Mother’s Union Report—May (Unfortunately did not arrive in time for the June Magazine) Instead of our usual meeting last month we went to Southwell in Nottinghamshire for a guided tour of the Minster; but first of all we enjoyed a delicious meal at the ‘Hearty Good Fellow’ pub where several of us also partook of liquid refreshment. Before our tour began we watched a film about the everyday running of the Minster with contributions from the Dean, Choirmaster, Head Steward and a few others.
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