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February 2019 February 2019 THE PARISHES of BERE REGIS and DATES FOR AFFPUDDLE with TURNERSPUDDLE Reverend Canon Charles Masheder YOUR DIARY The Vicarage, West Street, Bere Regis, 2019 BH20 7HQ 01929 472883 15th PiP: Children in Need, Lower Hall 10.00-12.00 Our Mission: WI: Christmas Craft To encourage awareness of the presence of God through worship December music and the arts; FG: Christmas Lunch To encourage everyone in the Christian faith through example, 11th AL: Christmas Afternoon Entertainment and Singing learning and spiritual growth; Our Vision: 12th Pop in Performers Christmas Show To make Christ’s love To make our churches open and known in the world today welcoming to all, and supportive of 13th Pop in Performers Christmas Show and to live out his teaching those in need; To challenge injustice at home and 14th Pop in Performers Christmas Show A LETTER FROM abroad and to balance our care for the environment. 16th Pop in Place Community Christmas Party 12.00 -4.00 YOUR VICAR WI: Christmas Festivities My dear Friends, ‘All good things come to an end’ we are told when we are young and at first sight that sounds like a very negative commentary on life. Equally true surely would have to be ‘all bad things come to an end’. Anyhow as far as Felicity and I are concerned, these years since we moved here in September 2015 have been very good years and we want to thank you all for the loving support so many of you have given us. Actually, good things often lead to other good things and as we start off in our new life, we are both looking forward to many unexpected blessings. I have some ideas about what retirement will mean.... certainly a change after over 46 years as a Parish Priest....and before that growing up in a Vicarage! It is all an adventure into the unknown. The one thing we can know for certain is that God will still be the God who cares for us and whom we can trust. Church website: www.bereregiswith affpuddle.org.uk 72 1 February 2019 February 2019 As we leave, you will all also begin a trip into the unknown. It looks fairly certain DATES FOR that the plan to form a United Benefice of our two parishes with that of Wool will happen and a date is pencilled in for a special service, led by Bishop Karen, at Holy Rood Church in Wool on March 13th at 7pm. It will be lovely if all three Church YOUR DIARY Families are well represented at that occasion. Then the process will also begin for finding a new Priest to come and live in Bere Regis, as part of the Team for the 2019 new Benefice but, no doubt, with, largely, pastoral concern for Bere Regis and Affpuddle. WI:Dorset Wildlife Meanwhile, the Vicar of Wool, Revd Carol Langford will be taking the lead in caring for you all. August If you need a Priest to conduct Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals or for any priestly advice, please contact her on 01929-462215 or [email protected] 14th AL: Home Grown Entertainment She will also be responsible for providing Clergy and Licensed Lay Ministers to lead September the usual Sunday services. There will be just a few differences from our regular pattern, so please be advised through the Magazine and on notice-boards. The good thing is that she also has the support of two other part-time Associate Priests 10th FG: Willow Workshop, Puddletown as well as Lay Ministers. 11th AL: Rob Curtis, Dorset Curiosities The Churchwardens also carry legal responsibilities though the time of ‘Vacancy’ and I know they are very willing to help but please do not overtax them!! WI: Local Artist For those of you, who sometimes give me notices for the board at the end of the Church Lane, please contact Patrick and Sue Hazlerigg. 14th PiP: Bere Regis Alzheimer’s Memory Walk 10.00 Finally, when my successor arrives , please make him/her as welcome as you have 27th PiP: MacMillan Coffee Morning 10.00-12.00 made us. When, years ago, I was about to start a new time as Vicar in Essex, an old priest who had been looking after the churches, gave my congregations some very sound advice: ‘when Charles comes, there are two words which you October must not use – always and never. I ask you to do that for my successor, so that you can be open to wherever under his/her guidance you are led by God. Indeed I 8th FG: R Thompson, Up the Garden Path would say the same as soon as I go and Carol takes over the role of leadership. 9th AL: Tony Bates, Stunning Wildlife Photography Our contact details will be: Address: 6 Higher Green, South Brent, Devon TQ10 9PL and 01364-73957 or 12th PiP: Presentation Evening with Shaun Marx 7.30 [email protected] WI: The Watercress Company We will be very happy to see any of our Dorset friends! God bless you all with his powerful love, November Your sincere and loving Priest and Friend FG: Mr Nicky Heal, Christmas at Home 12th AL: Glo Curtis, Advice for All Citizens 13th 2 71 February 2019 BERE REGIS FebruarySidesmen 2019 CHURCH ROTAS DATES FOR 3rd 10.00am Mr Bates/Mr House Chalice Mr House/Mr Ward YOUR DIARY Readers Intercessions Mrs Cox 2019 3rd 6.00pm Mr Gibbs Gospel: Mr Smith WI:AGM 10th 11.00am Junior Church Epistle: Mrs Welton May 17th 17th 10.00am Mr Smith/Mr Croom Gospel: Mr Croom Chalice Mr Croom/Mrs Cox 3rd PiP: AGM, Lower Hall 10.30 Intercessions Mr Ward Epistle: Mrs Bayliss 6.00pm Mr Gibbs 8th AL: Howard Nichols, A Life on Rails 24th 24th 11.00am Mr Scott 14th FG: Julia Harrison, Melange 1 s t Reading: Mrs Welton WI: Burlesque 2nd Reading: Mrs Gibson 21st PiP: Village Quiz, Upper Hall 7.30 June Cleaning and Dusting 11th FG: Amy Shakeshaft, TBA Cleaning Dusting 28 January & Pat Wharf Sue Hazelrigg 12th AL: Mary Graham, Dorset Villages 4 February Lorraine Butterfield 20th Pop in Performers Summer Show 6.00 11 & 18 Tricia White and Alison Tricia White and Alison February Keogan Keogan 21st Pop in Performers Summer Show 7.00 25 February Tina and Simon Walker Paula and Rebecca Kent 22nd Pop in Performers Summer Show 2.00 and 4 March WI: Members’ Evening Sanctuary Flower Guild July 3rd Epiphany FG: Julie Jeans, Inspired by Artists 9th 10th/17th Mrs Leigh and Miss Stone AL: Burlesque in Bere Regis by Lou-Lou-La-Belle 10th 24th Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Burden 70 3 February 2019 February 2019 CHURCH SERVICES - FEBRUARY DATES FOR Sunday 3rd February – The Fifth Sunday before Lent 10am Parish Eucharist Bere Regis YOUR DIARY 11am Mattins & Communion Affpuddle 2019 6pm Evensong Bere Regis Key: FG-Floral Group, AL-Autumn Leaves, TA– Twinning, WI-Women’s Institute,,PiP-Pop in Place, GC-Gardening Club Sunday 10th February – The Fourth Sunday before Lent 9.15am Parish Eucharist Affpuddle February 11am Family Service, following 11th TA: AGM and Quiz Junior Church at 10am Bere Regis 12th FG: Alison Finch, Toy Stories Sunday 17th February – The Third Sunday before Lent 13th AL: Phil Cottrell, The Observer's View from Above, 8am Holy Communion Affpuddle 15th WI: Life as a Shepherdess 10am Parish Eucharist Bere Regis 15th PiP: Craft Morning, Village Hall 10.00-12.00 6pm Evensong Bere Regis March Sunday 24th February – The Second Sunday before Lent 13th AL: John Pitfield, Summer Days at Bere 9.15am Parish Eucharist Affpuddle 11am Morning Worship and Holy Communion Bere Regis WI: Mr Selfridge 19th FG: Carole Norman, You are invited th Wednesday 27 February PiP:Place Old Bere Regis Photographic Exhibition 24th 10.00-4.00 11am Midweek Holy Communion, followed by a simple lunch Bere Regis April FG:Martina Coleman, Anything Goes 9th Sunday 3rd March – The Sunday Next before Lent AL: Richard Horton, Who looks after the health of plants and 10th 10am Parish Eucharist Bere Regis animals? Come and find out? 11am Mattins & Communion Affpuddle PiP: Pop in Place Easter Egg Raffle and Hot Cross Buns, Upper 19th 10.00-12.00 Hall 6pm Evensong Bere Regis 4 69 February 2019 February 2019 BERE REGIS CHURCH NEWS FROM THE REGISTERS Funerals To all village groups, At St Laurence Affpuddle On January 22nd - Peter Taylor societies and At St John the Baptist, Bere Regis organisations On January 17th - Edna Marsh Burial of ashes At St John the Baptist, Bere Regis Please can you check your contact On December 20th – Christine Townley/Robinson details and information on the On January 8th – Rene Philips On January 12th – Colin Jutting preceding pages so that we can be On January 17th – Jane and Nigel Woodward sure that this is up to date At St Laurence Affpuddle On January 4th – Alexander Chancellor Please also remember that it’s really helpful to have all your meeting dates, times, venue and subject matter included on the ADVENT AND CHRISTMAS Dates for your Diary pages which The Advent course based on some of our favourite carols proved to be a follow. This is very useful to new success. It was good to learn something of the background – who wrote the words and who the music. It was also very helpful to think a little bit about the residents and your potential words which many of us know so well. Thank you to all who led their particular future members. sessions. Christmas as always is a wonderful occasion both in our homes, in our community Contact: Alison (Editor) [email protected] and in our churches.
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