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Church & Village CHURCH & VILLAGE CRAWLEY DOWN JUNE / JULY 2018 FREE TO ALL A SUMMER JOURNEY This is he who was spoken of through the prophet Isaiah: "A voice of one calling in the desert, ‘Prepare the way for the Lord, make straight paths for him....’” Matthew 3:3 John the Baptist was commissioned by God to prepare the way for the coming of Christ. He spent his life in the desert being pre- pared for this vocation. Before any great work can be done, preparations must be made. During this time of year families are preparing for holidays, they are planning for get-a-ways and time to spend with loved ones and friends. Rarely does anyone hop in a car or on a plane without some preparation. Where direction does God want each of us to take during this summer break? What personal pilgrimage might he want us to take? John the Baptist, in Matthew 3, was preaching and pro- claiming the message of hope of the Saviour to come. He had a strong sense of vocation and direction. The journey following vocation, like many aspects of Christian pilgrimage is a long and challenging one. In following God’s call, we are made very aware of the wider church and its heritage and sense of community. Also, we become very aware that it is through the mainly unsung ministry of so many, following their vocation in Christ, that the Church moves forward into the future. In reflection of that, here at All Saints, we continue to look towards that future journey and ways that we can be an active part of the Crawley Down commu- nity, whilst also giving thanks for the contribution of all those who have gone before. I would like to say a big thank you to everyone for making my family and I so welcome over the last year. Have a great summer! Christine Tel : 01342 717877 www.donkeyfield.co.uk The Editor reserves the right to reduce the length of articles submitted for publication in Church & Village. The opinions expressed in articles in Church & Village are not necessarily those of the editor. All Saints’ Church is a Registered Charity No. 1148157. 1 DUSTING OFF YOUR TENNIS RACKET TURNERS HILL OPEN GARDENS IN TIME FOR WIMBLED N? Saturday 10th June 2018 from 1 - 5pm Crawley Down Tennis Club welcomes new members to join A number of Village Gardens, large and small, including Turners with no joining fee and very low membership rates. The Club has four recently cleaned courts in good condition & Hill School and Grove Farm Plants - produce, tea and welcomes members of all abilities to come and play at homemade cakes available. anytime. £5 fee includes entrance to all gardens. King George V Playing Fields, Sandy Lane, Crawley Down, RH10 4HS Information leaflet available at first garden To join or find out more, please contact us at: of entry and maps will be placed around Email : [email protected] Turners Hill Village. Facebook: @CDtennisclub Website : www.crawleydowntennis.org.uk Proceeds to St. Catherine's Hospice/Village Environmental Projects CRAWLEY DOWN RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION The Great Crawley Down Easter Egg Hunt Good Friday, 30th March 2018 The first event organised by CDRA each year is now becoming tradition - the Great Easter Egg Hunt on Good Friday. In keeping with last year, the day began with various Easter Bunnies being released from the warren outside the shops with Crawley Down CC the Bunny controllers handing out bags of eggs to each Bunny to give to the children as they worked their way around the Sandy Lane, Crawley Down RH10 4HS village. Each Bunny also had 3 silver eggs in th th 6.15-7pm, Fridays (18 May-6 July) their bags - the lucky child who picked one Contact : [email protected] out won a bigger egg. Includes personalised kit! Register at allstarscricket.co.uk The Bunnies were then dismissed to their various posts around the village to await marauding children (and parents) to find work out where they were and pick an egg CRAWLEY DOWN GOLF SOCIETY from the bag. To locate the Bunnies each child had to follow a trail set by completing CDGS gets together once a month to play at local golf clubs. clues to get from Bunny to Bunny. Our first outing for 2018 was on 23rd March at Copthorne Golf Naturally within minutes of starting the rain set in but Crawley Club; a wet, miserable day but that did not deter the diehards Down Bunnies are made of hard stuff - as are Crawley Down from producing a memorable round of golf where we children - so this had no impact. We know that the queue to welcomed two new members – Richard Riseboro & Mike register for the hunt stretched from the shops to well past the Wells. Winner Andy Maynard picked up the Lorna Coates allotments for some time! As the morning progressed it was Trophy (runners-up John Mears and Tom O’Boyle). clear that this was a bumper (or thumper) year with soaked Our second game took place on 27th April at Tilgate GC. Once children and parents finding soaked Bunnies to gain more eggs. again the weather was poor but the players produced some By around 1pm all Bunnies were called back to the warren by outstanding results with new member, Richard Risebro, overall Bunny control with no eggs left. The event was again very winner picking up the Liberty Leisure Trophy (runners-up Mike successful with around 270 children taking part and over 2,500 Bedford and Peter Stevenson). little eggs were given out by the Bunnies. Our 2018 programme also includes Hassocks GC, Hill Barn GC, The generosity of Crawley Down people was also clear since Rusper GC, Rookwood GC, Woldingham GC & Westerham GC. Bunnies were supplied with tea by residents at their locations, We welcome both male and female members - all despite the awful weather. Thank you to McColl’s and the Co- you need is enthusiasm for golf (whatever your Op who donated Easter eggs. standard of play) and a wish for a fun day out. A huge thank you to the children, their parents, the Bunnies, the We are looking to encourage new members to this enjoyable team at the shops, the CDRA Committee and sponsors, and The monthly event and would be pleased to welcome you. Co-Op and McColl’s for making this such a great event. No joining fee for new members! Tim Cornell (CDRA Chairman) For more information about joining CGDS, please contact: Contact : [email protected] Gareth King : 07563 567737 / [email protected] www.crawleydownresidentsassociation.org.uk Paul Sagoo : 01342 713063 / [email protected] Facebook : @CDRA 2 Y UTH CLUB YIN YOGA from Thursday 7th June The Youth Club is for the children in Crawley Down who are in 5.30-6.45pm Year 6, 7 and 8. It meets on Fridays during term time from at The Glebe Centre 6.45pm to 8.15pm in The Glebe Centre at All Saints’ Church on the following dates: * First taster session free * What is Yin Yoga? Friday 8th June Friday 22nd June Yin yoga is a variety of held postures (seated or lying down) held Friday 6th July Friday 20th July from about 1 to 4 minutes. Originating from India and China, it was introduced to the The Youth Club needs six leaders to be able to run smoothly; Western World in the 1970’s. It is now becoming an currently there are only five. This can cause problems when increasingly popular form of Yoga practice. leaders are unable to attend due to sickness or other Benefits commitments. The benefit of Yin Yoga is the slower pace that educates the If any parent or volunteer would like to become a mind and body to slow down and be “in the moment”. member of the leader team or an emergency helper, please ask a Youth Club leader or phone Sarah Hamilton When in the posture, the fascia and connective tissue slowly on 01342 712240. release creating increased flexibility in the body. The practice of Yin Yoga has the added meditation benefit CRAWLEY DOWN cultivating mind awareness and inner peace. Do I need it? CAMERA CLUB Our lifestyle today is busy : social media, emails, texting or just Do you like taking photographs? – Then too much demand or expectation. This can take its toll on our come and visit Crawley Down Camera Club! well being and peace of mind. We are a very friendly club and our membership is of all ages Yin Yoga can be ideal to bring ourselves back to calm, breath and abilities to those with a camera. We meet every second awareness and focus on just the being. and fourth Thursday in the month in the Oak Room at the Yin Yoga classes will commence on Thursday 7th June from Haven Centre, Hophurst Lane, Crawley Down. 5.30-6.45pm at The Glebe Centre, Crawley Down. The first Our programme for the year involves: information sessions, class is an introduction to Yin Yoga and is a free session. Classes practical sessions, external speakers and competition will then be weekly drop-in £10 per class, or £8 per class if paid evenings. Our programme runs from September 2017 to in advance. 12th July 2018. The new season begins on 13th September For further information please contact Marion Rowe on 2018. Please do pop along to one of our evenings and see 07980 975511 or email : [email protected] what we are about. For more information, see our website www.cdcamclub.org which will give you a little more background to the Club.
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