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2011 Ride and Stride Items of Interest 2011 Ride and Stride Items of Interest Name Church Description 1. Keith Sinfield Stoke Lyne, St Peter (90) 45 churches (outside Oxford), 88 miles Tel 735436 e-mail [email protected] 2. Robin Fieth Pyrton, St Mary (54) 71 churches, 90 miles 3. Gareth and Grove, St John Baptist George was on welcome duty when this Valerie Smith (439) couple arrived at Steventon. They are happy to be quoted and said they do it every year because it is such fun, “It seems wrong to ask for sponsorship for doing something that is so enjoyable. I regard it as one of the best days of the year”, so they sponsor themselves. 4. Steve and David Abingdon, St Helen (2) David invited other members of his Thomas scout group 30th Abingdon (Baptist) to take part. 3 other scouts took up the challenge so they cycled as a group of 5 round 18 churches. They had hoped to cycle further but curtailed the route due to the windy conditions and running out of time and energy. N.B. The tandem was not used this year. 5. Graham and Shipton-under- Cycled to 22 churches, 32.5 miles on a Joanna Pike Wychwood, St Mary (132) tandem. Joanna, is probably Graham’s daughter who is quite young (8ish), - see Just Giving page for a photo. 6. Jan Thompson Sibford Gower, Holy Visited 50 churches. Trinity (252) 7. Julian Fonseca Broughton, St Mary Virgin Julian lives in Abergavenny in Wales. He (232) learnt of the ride through a cousin whose brother is married to Susannah Fiennes whose family worship at Broughton and who thought he might be interested because he has cycled reasonably extensively across Europe and the UK. 8. Tim Middleton Goring, St Thomas of 82 churches starting near Banbury Canterbury (265) visited Banbury, Oxford, Kennington, Abingdon, Didcot and Wallingford. Tel 01491 875435 e-mail [email protected] 9. Kit and Jamie Sibford Gower, Friends These family members rode together Lamb Meeting House (253) and visited about 41 churches – some churches may not have been registered on both forms so it may be more than 41 churches. Ina and Arnold Lamb of a different address also took part but 1 only visited 10 churches. Tel 01295 780380 e-mail [email protected] 10. Viv Bean (Viv Asthall, St Nicholas (455) Visited 41 churches, 73 kms Tel 01993 Spafford-Jones) 878639 e-mail [email protected] 11. Alison Shaw Standlake, St Giles (497) 43 churches 12. Ian Bone Standlake, St Giles (497) 59 churches 13. James, William Fringford, St Michael’s Live in London and only appear to have and Emma Hood (79) visited 2 churches (Hethe C of E and Hardwick St Mary’s). They had 3 separate sponsor forms totalling £85.00 but James Hood gave a charity cheque for £200.00 14. Rev Paul King Our Lady of the Rosary, Rev Paul King writes: “I have for a North Hinksey (333) number of years participated in the annual Ride and Stride and hope to do so again next year. However, this year I was knocked off my bicycle on July 9th, and still on crutches when the day arrived, having broken my femur and wrist. One of my parishioners who has regularly sponsored me recently gave me £20 'for the Ride and Stride' in spite of the fact that I had not taken part. I am now back in the saddle in every sense, and look forward to contributing through the proper channels on 2012.” 15. John Applegate Freeland Methodist (526) John Applegate had 2 separate sponsor and Long Hanborough forms, one for each church, visited 11 Methodist (531) churches and had both forms signed at each church. Tel 01993 881782 16. Gordon and Jill St Clements Church, The following was noted on their Ewbank Oxford (159) sponsor form: “As we managed to visit far more churches than our sponsors had anticipated we gave those that had sponsored us 'per church' the option to give us a donation." - Visited 34 churches Tel 01865 873326 e-mail [email protected] 17. Father David Wallingford, St John the Father David O’Sullivan rode around O’Sullivan Evangelist (426) about 24 churches on Friday 9th September, no note of where he visited on his sponsorship form. His Mass commitments on the Saturday prevent him from taking part on the Saturday. Tel 01235 812338 e-mail [email protected] 18. A Langstaff Faringdon, Blessed Hugh I noticed on the Register of St/Riders (376) for Blessed Hugh that A Langstaff from 2 Norfolk had visited. 19. N Harbinson Enstone, St Kenelm (111) I noticed on the Register of St/Riders for St Kenelm that N Harbinson from Singapore had visited. 20. Philip and Agnes Bayworth Baptist (13) Visited 40 churches some within Oxford Stanmore – 17 Rutters Close, Kidlington OX5 1SN 21. Andy and Diana Watlington, St Leonards Visited 15 churches on their tandem. Drysch (66) Tel 0795 684 3872 e-mail [email protected] 22. Rev B Phillips and Bodicote, St John Baptist Rev B Philips took 10 young cyclists on a 10 young people (231) mini pilgrimage of 18 south Banburyshire churches with prayers said at individual churches (separate sheet available). They had one sponsor form and raised £213.00 23. Amber Guntrip, Bodicote, St John Baptist Visited 35 churches. Tony Harris and (231) Olivia Girn 24. Martin Saunders Bodicote, St John Baptist Visited 31 churches on a different route (231) from the group above. A total of 16 people visited quite a number of churches for Bodicote, St John Baptist. 25. Liebrecht family Deddington, SS Peter and These two families appear to have gone and The Watlings Paul (236) together and visited 7 churches. Tel 01869 337310 26. Mike Huntington Rotherfield Peppard, All Only 1 church visited shows on his Saints (285) sponsorship form (Rotherfield Peppard, All Saints) at 9.55. Perhaps he was really a welcome. He raised £20.00 27. Ian Fraser Rotherfield Peppard, All Visited 45 churches round Saints (285) Gloucestershire (including a synagogue). He raised £1,410.00 on two pages of sponsorship form and £944.00 was gift aided. Tel. 01491 629631 e-mail [email protected] 28. Don Manley Bladon, St Martins and Visited 45 churches, mainly in Oxford. Oxford, Wesley Memorial Tel 01865 559677 e-mail [email protected] 29. Michael Wheatley, St Marys (200) Michael raised £290.00 (before gift aid) Lancashire on his sponsorship form but has written a note on it saying “None visited, as I was unable to ride on the day, but my sponsors still paid up!” 30. Sophie Fuchs, Amy Wallingford, St Mary Le Monika’s Mum (assumed) lives in Smith and Monika More (186) Germany and sponsored them 3 Euros Jurgens per church. They visited 30 churches. The youngest is about 10 and this year was too big to go on the trandem. 31. Tom Ibbotson Oxford, Wesley Memorial Visited 37 churches round Oxford and 3 Church (344) Kidlington Tel 01865 841914 e-mail [email protected] 32. Caroline Pepys Wolvercote, St Peters They are probably partners (same and H Davies (361) address). They generally went together but H Davies missed the first 4 churches and then joined up and towards the end stopped and Caroline continued alone. Caroline visited 37 churches and H Davies visited 20 churches. 33. Sue Hayes, Bourton, St James Visited 9 churches in Gloucestershire, a Maggie Brown bit outside Cirencester. and Vanessa Swann 34. Juliet Moss Woolstone, All Saints Lives in Uffington, started in (397) Oxfordshire and then went into Gloucestershire Tel 01367 820598 35. Margaret Harding Crowmarsh Gifford, St Visited 30 churches and then split up to and Sarah Nesbitt Mary Magdalene visit 1 or 2 more. Tel (Sarah) 0777 093 0756 e-mail nesbitt- [email protected] 36. John Acton Upton, St Marys (421) Visited 39 churches outside Oxford. Tel 01235 850680 e-mail [email protected] 37. Raymond and Wallingford, St John the They visited 36 churches. Tel 01491 Lilandia Eaton Evangelist (426) and 825152 e-mail Milton, Challenor Chapel [email protected] (31) 38. Clive Fewins West Hanney, St James Visited 10 churches and raised the Great (452) £1,208.00 of which £1,163.00 was giftaided. Tel 01235 868378 e-mail [email protected] 39. Doreen Hart??? Black Bourton, St Mary’s This rider may have been Doreen Hart, (459) but they visited 39 churches. 40. Alison Shaw Standlake, St Giles (497) Visited 43 churches outside Oxford. Tel 01865 300615 e-mail [email protected] 41. Ian Bone Standlake, St Giles (497) Visited 59 churches outside Oxford. Tel 01865 300875 e-mail [email protected] 42. Jo Applyard Wootton by Woodstock, Visited 45 churches some within ST Marys (549) Oxford. Is he the young boy who had stabilisers on his bike last year? Tel 01993 813077 43. Pauline Franklin Yarnton, St Bartholomews Visited 46 churches some within (550) Oxford. She had 84 sponsors, raised £1,030.00 of which £870.00 was giftaided. She is a hairdresser and gets her customers to sponsor her. Tel 01865 460323 44. Ann Livings Haddenham, Church of She raised money for Church of the 4 the Good Shepherd (579) Good Shepherd, Haddenham which is in Bucks but close to the Bucks/Oxon border. She visited churches in Bucks and Oxfordshire. Tel 01844 212966 e- mail [email protected] 45. Mary and Patrck North Moreton, All Saints Mary Greene wrote the following in Greene reply to my e-mailed thank you: “Personally I believe I have ridden on every Ride and Stride since it was first started and that goes for Patrick too, except that he broke his leg in August 2009 and due to hospital problems it has only healed this year.
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