October 50p 2019
Parish Magazine
Festival of Music 19th October
www.stpeters-leckhampton.org.uk email: [email protected] part of the South Cheltenham Team Ministry
The contents of this magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of the PCC or the editor, but are those of the individual contributors.
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Our Vision Statement
St Peter’s Church Leckhampton exists to love and worship God, to serve our neighbours and to pass on the faith in Jesus Christ.
The Parish Prayer
Loving God Open our eyes that we might see you. Open our ears that we might hear you. Open our hearts and minds that we Might respond to you and bring others to know you. We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ Our Lord who lights our way. Amen +++++++++++++++++++++++
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In this October issue…
Service Times, Regular Activities Page 4 Calendar and Readings Pages 5 - 8 Gary writes…… Page 9 Parish Register Page 9 Festival of Music Page 11 Learning to Listen Page 12 Young People Pages 13 - 14 Youth News Page 15 Events Pages 16 - 17 The Messenger Pages 18 - 19 Rotas Page 29 Directory Page 30 Contacts Page 31
The contents of this magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of the PCC or editor but are those of individual contributors. Editor: David Webber Deputy Editor: vacant Business and Advertising Manager: Sue Marlow Distribution Manager: Peter Davies Printers: Parish Office
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INFORMATION
Usual Services Sunday 08.00 Holy Communion 10.00 Family Communion Junior Church
18.00 Evening Prayer 18.00 Service of Prayer of Healing and Second Sunday Wholeness Weekdays 08.30 Morning Prayer 17.00 Evening Prayer Wednesday 10.30 Holy Communion
Other Regular Activities Monday 19.30 Bellringers’ Practice Church Tuesday 10.00 Tuesday Club (0-4) Cottages Thursday 17.45 Brownies Cottages Friday 09.30 Flower Guild Church For choir practice times please see Simon
Gibson
Other Information Baptisms Please ask the Parish Office for details Weddings
Parish Office Hours: 09.00 -13.00 Tel 513647 (Cottages) Monday to Friday
Prayers are said daily at St Peter’s, at 8.30am and 5.00pm. We invite you to request prayer for people or situations that weigh heavily on your heart and mind at this time so that we can include them on a regular basis. Unless you ask otherwise, we will pray for them for two weeks from the time we receive your request. You would also have to let us know if you would also like the prayer to be used in Sunday services. If you would like to ask for a prayer, you may telephone, email or write to the Vicar (see back cover; emails may also be sent via St Peter’s website), or you may prefer to leave the prayer on the board beside the door in church. If you name somebody, please be sure that they are happy for this to happen; you may choose to use just a Christian name or be even less specific. You are; of course, welcome to join us for daily prayers at any time.
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CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER 2019
Sunday and Weekday service times are listed on the Information page
1 Tuesday - 2 Wednesday 9.00-12.30 Craft-T-Time (Cottages) 10.30 Holy Communion 3 Thursday 19.30 Men’s Group at the Wheatsheaf 4 Friday Francis of Assisi, Friar, Deacon, Founder of the Friars Minor, 1226 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages) 5 Saturday 9.30-12.00 Marriage Preparation (Cottages) 6 SUNDAY THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 Holy Communion (BCP) 10.00 Parish Communion with Junior Church 15.00 Baptism of Thea Russell (Church and Cottages) 18.00 Evening Prayer 19.00 NextGen (Emmanuel) 7 Monday 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages)
8 Tuesday - 9 Wednesday 9.00-12.30 Craft-T-Time (Cottages) 10.30 Holy Communion 11.00 Holy Communion at Hampton House 19.30 Leckhampton Local History Society (Cottages) 10 Thursday Parish Office closed (Training Day) Paulinus, Bishop of York, Missionary, 644
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11 Friday 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages) 12 Saturday Wilfrid of Ripon, Bishop, Missionary, 709 13 SUNDAY THE SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 Holy Communion 10.00 Parish Communion with Breakfast Church 18.00 Service of Healing and Wholeness 14 Monday 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages) 15 Tuesday Teresa of Avila, Teacher of the Faith, 1582 16 Wednesday 9.00-12.30 Craft-T-Time (Cottages) 10.00 Leckhampton School Reception Class Service No Holy Communion 17 Thursday Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, Martyr, c.107 12.00 Holy Communion 12.30 SCP Lunch (Cottages) 19.00 Music Festival Rehearsal 18 Friday Luke the Evangelist 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages) 19 Saturday Henry Martyn, Translator of the Scriptures, Missionary in India and Persia, 1812 12.00-19.00 COME AND HEAR THE MUSIC! A Festival of Music in a Day (Church and Cottages) 20 SUNDAY THE EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 Holy Communion 10.00 Parish Communion with Baptism of Rose Grant 18.00 Evening Prayer 19.00 NextGen (Emmanuel)
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21 Monday 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages) 11.00 Holy Communion at the Grange 19.00 Rock Solid (URC Centre, Warden Hill) last before half term 22 Tuesday Parish Office closed 10.00 Tuesday Club (Cottages) last before half term 23 Wednesday Parish Office closed 9.00-12.30 Craft-T-Time (Cottages) 10.30 Holy Communion 24 Thursday 9.00-17.00 Sue Ryder Retail (Cottages) 11.00 Holy Communion at Middleton House 18.00 Brownies (Cottages) last before half term 25 Friday 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages) 12.30-14.00 Friday Lunch with Friends at 1 Vineries Close 26 Saturday Half term begins until 4 November Alfred the Great, King of the West Saxons, Scholar, 899 9.30-13.00 Bell Peal 14.00 Baptism of George Duckett 27 SUNDAY Clocks change! BIBLE SUNDAY - THE LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00 Holy Communion 10.00 Parish Communion with Junior Church 18.00 Evening Prayer 28 Monday Simon and Jude, Apostles 9.00-16.00 Crossroads Care (Cottages)
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29 Tuesday James Hannington, Bishop of Eastern Equatorial Africa, Martyr in Uganda, 1885 30 Wednesday 9.00-12.30 Craft-T-Time (Cottages) 10.30 Holy Communion 31 Thursday -
Readings for October 2019
Date Sunday Readings 6th THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAY Habakkuk 1.1-4; 2.1-4 10am AFTER TRINITY 2 Timothy 1.1-14 Luke 17.5-10 13th THE SEVENTEENTH 2 King 5.1-3, 7-15c 10am SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 2 Timothy 2.8-15 Luke 17.11-19 20th THE EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY Genesis 32.22-31 10am AFTER TRINITY 2 Timothy 3.14 – 4.5 Luke 18.1-8 27th BIBLE SUNDAY Isaiah 45.22-end 10am THE LAST SUNDAY AFTER Romans 15.1-6 TRINITY Luke 4.16-24
FRIDAY LUNCH with FRIENDS Come and enjoy a light lunch with friends old and new – soup, ploughman’s, salad Friday 25 October and Friday 29 November 12.30 – 2pm at the home of Sally & Peter Marlow 1 Vineries Close (off Kidnappers Lane) Donations for The Children’s Society will be welcome - 8 -
Gary writes…….
Building Walls Humanity has been building walls for millennia; they give us physical security and protect us emotionally from heartbreak and disappointment. Modern life has many such walls that divide, separate, brand, tag, sort, rank and compartmentalize. Our society is littered with them. No matter how safe they might make us feel, they block us from each other and from God. At the heart of the gospel is the message of love, forgiveness and reconciliation, which calls us to live life in its fullest and to grow in relationship with one another and with God. There should be no racial, economic or political walls separating us, instead we must let Christ work ‘through us’ to remove these barriers. What is separating us from one another? Race, status, wealth, education, personality, tradition, politics, disagreements? Or perhaps simply time and willingness? In Christ it doesn’t matter who you are, in him we are supposed to be one family. It is reassuring that in these turbulent times God is unchanging and calling us to seek this unity, to break down these walls, and to embrace each other, once again, as brothers and sisters in Christ.
Revd Gary Grady
From The Parish Register
We congratulate those who have recently been baptised: William Pieters 1st September
We congratulate those who have recently been married: James Michael Dey and Stephanie Victoria Gavagan 30th August Jack Joseph Hayman and Stephanie Catherine Vinall 7th September
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LIFE vision party! Saturday 9 November, 2-5 pm All Saints’ Academy Blaisdon Way, Cheltenham, GL51 0WH
A free party for all our worshipping communities (schools, families, churches and chaplaincies) to come together and celebrate being a part of the Diocese of Gloucester. Entertainment includes sports games, storytelling, choirs, iSingPop, circus skills, face painting, DNA bracelet making, dancing, creating chatterboxes, Taiko Drummers, arts and crafts, and much more... There is also a chance to grill the Bishops and Archdeacons in a special Question Time session! Free food will be available including a hog roast, vegan burgers, soup, popcorn and lots of cake. The Bake Off Challenge We are also holding our very own ‘Bake Off’ competition. Children of all ages and adults are invited to bake and decorate a cake or biscuits of their choice. The theme of the competition is our LIFE vision. Tom Herbert from The Fabulous Baker Brothers and Bishop Rachel will judge the entries and prizes for the winners will be presented on the day.
To enter or to find out more, visit:
https://www.gloucester.anglican.org/event/life-vision-party/
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COME AND HEAR THE MUSIC!
A Festival of Music in a Day
Saturday 19th October, 12 midday till 7pm at St Peter’s Leckhampton
We are raising money for The Shriver Memorial School for the Deaf in Dornakal, India. Dornakal is one of the Diocese of Gloucester’s partner dioceses.
Please put this date in your diary and come and support!
There are still some spaces (each slot is 15 mins) so if you’d like to sing or play, please contact us on: [email protected] - 11 -
South Cheltenham Churches
‘Learning to Listen’ Tuesday 26th Nov 7pm to 9pm As we practise listening to God, Bishop Bob Evens Honorary Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Gloucester and former Bishop of Crediton will lead us in prayer and reflection.
HOPES and DREAMS Luke 8: 1-15
All are welcome.
Bring a Bible (and a cushion maybe!) Hot and cold drinks will be provided.
There is no charge but donations are welcomed to cover expenses. Reserve a place by telephoning St Peter’s Church Office 01242 513647 any weekday morning 9am-1pm lifts are available, please phone 01242 530051
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Syrian family move house.
The Abazied family, who are sponsored by the South Cheltenham churches, have recently moved house. The lease on their first house was coming to an end soon, but another convenient house to rent came on the market. They were able to end their first lease without detriment, and moved into their new home on Monday 2nd September. The Steering Group assisted by renting a van, but at least four fellow Syrians helped on the day. The wife of one of them provided food over the move, and then went into labour and delivered her fourth child - and third girl - later that night. Families such as the Abazieds have had to move so many times because of the war in Syria. We hope this move will be their last for some time to come.
Richard Kerr-Wilson
ST. PETER’S WELCOMES YOUNG PEOPLE
The Tuesday Club is for babies and toddlers aged 0-4 years, with their parents or other carers. We meet every Tuesday during term time from 10 to 11.30am in the Glebe Cottages next to St Peter’s Each session includes time for play, a Bible story, craft, drinks and songs. The adults are a very friendly group and enjoy a good chat and a cup of tea or coffee, as well as joining in with the playing and craft activities. We use a lot of glue! For more information, contact Hermione Mason 01242 516346 Young children, with their parents, are always welcome at church, particularly for the Sunday 10am Family Communion service. On special festivals, we hold All-Age Worship; usually at 10am (see ‘Calendar’). St Peter’s has a spacious carpeted ‘children’s area’ near the front where parents and children can sit together, play with the toys, and take part in the worship. Just turn up! For older children, Junior Church takes place in the Glebe Cottages during the 10am service. Children attend the start of the service but leave after the first hymn, returning to church at ‘The Peace’. The activities at Junior Church are based on the same Bible readings as the adults are learning about. For information about SCC Youth activities: please speak to Liz Johnson (Youth Management Committee rep) or Hanna Sturcken (Youth Leader)
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Child Protection: St Peter's is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The Nominated Person is Sally Campion 01452 854303 The PCC’s Policies for Safeguarding Children, Young People and Vulnerable Adults are available in church, in the Parish Office and on the website.
The Tuesday Club We need find a person or persons, on a rota, who could take my place. The group runs in term time from 10 to 11.45, good to get there by 9.30 at the latest. We have a team of Ladies who do the coffee etc so you won't need to worry about that. If interested or you would like to know more about what’s involved, speak to Helen or me, Hermione, after church or contact me via the Parish Office. Hermione Mason
Junior ‘Breakfast’ Church is on the second Sunday of each month. Please bring some food to share at 10am in the Cottages when we have a short service, before joining the main service in church for Holy Communion. Children and parents are welcome. Contact Liz in the Parish Office for more details.
Pastries and Parables is a new activity for teens (13-16 yrs). It will run on every third Sunday in The Cottages during the 10.00am service. Come and join us for croissants and conversations. For details, contact Hanna ([email protected])
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Youth News
Last Man Standing: 3-5pm, Sun 10th November 2019 at Emmanuel Church. Join us for our youth version of ‘Total Wipeout’ and see how long you will last! We have hired the famous ‘Last Man Standing’ game. Step onto the inflatable bed and avoid the rotating sweeper arm by jumping over it. If you’re not quick enough, you’re out! All 11-18 year olds welcome! (This is a free event, please sign up with Hanna)
Youth Christmas Party: Save the date! 4.30-6pm, Sun 15th December at Emmanuel Church.
Group descriptions: Rock Solid (now meets on Tuesdays!) Youth Group for 11-14s. We meet at the URC Centre in Warden Hill from 7-8.30pm to play games and discuss the big questions of life.
NextGen Bible study for 14-18s. We play games, eat snacks and explore different topics in the Bible. 7-8.30pm at Emmanuel Church.
These are all of the relevant youth dates for the upcoming term.
As always, thank you very much! Any questions, please ask!
Hanna Stürcken | Church Partnership Youth Worker Youth for Christ Gloucestershire
Parish Magazine Binding
Would you like to sponsor the binding of the Parish Magazine? Each year we have the twelve issues bound into one hardback volume to keep in the archives. A donation of £25 would pay for one year. A number of people have done so and have sponsored a year that had a particular importance to them, and had their generosity recorded inside the front cover. I have recently found the volume for 1969 for someone who has kindly sponsored it as that year had a particular significance for her. 2017 and 2018 are now bound, but there are some past years still available if one is particularly special to you. David Webber editor - 15 -
St Peter’s Men’s Group
Men's Group: A-Wake!
There was a good turn out of about a dozen for lunch at the Wheatsheaf on the Thursday of the 4th Test. At one point, it looked as if it was going to be a liquid lunch. About 100 people were expected for a wake, and the Wheatsheaf could not provide their usual menu. However, they kindly agreed to provide us with similar sandwiches to those made for the wake, so we did not go hungry. In fact the beef sandwiches were delicious, and we had more an enough, thanks to some additional donations from the mourners. So keep awake, as you never know when you will receive unexpected benefits!
Next meetings: Friday 27th September 7:30pm: Beer tasting at Favourite Beers, 105 Hewlett Road. Thursday 3rd October 7:30pm at the Wheatsheaf. All welcome!
Future dates 7 Nov at 12.30pm and 5 Dec at 7.30pm
Richard Kerr-Wilson co-ordinator
Leckhampton Village Hall Church Road
AUTUMN FAIR SATURDAY 16TH NOVEMBER 2019 10 TO 12noon Tea, coffee, cakes, raffle tombola, books, crafts Greetings Cards and more…. Harwood Dance Showcase Any donations of cakes, good quality unwanted gifts and books gratefully received
QUIZ NIGHT Saturday 7th December 2019 7 for 7.30 start Licensed Bar Light Refreshments £20 per team of 4 For both events please ring Tina 01242 243035
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Leckhampton Local History Society
Meetings take place on the second Wednesdays of each month at Glebe Cottages, Church Road, Leckhampton, GL53 0QJ at 7.30pm. Admission FREE for members. Admission for visitors - £2.00. Please come and bring a friend!!
Wednesday 9th October 2019 John Reid - ‘Funerary Monuments- Gloucestershire Hidden Gems’
Wednesday 13th November 2019 Dave Abrutat - ‘GCHQ, 100 years in the making’
Wednesday 11th December 2019 Patrick Furley - Magic Lantern Christmas Show
Wednesday 8th January 2020 Nicholas Herbert - ‘Road Travel and Transport in Georgian Gloucestershire; Turnpikes and the Improvement of the Roads’
Wednesday 12th February 2020 Members’ Evening
Wednesday 11th March 2020 John Putley - ‘“Get Orff My Land”; History of farming in Gloucestershire from prehistory to WW1’
Wednesday 8th April 2020 Geoff North - ‘Exploring Cheltenham’s Decorative Ironwork’
Wednesday 13th May 2020 AGM Neela Mann - "A Little History of Cheltenham and its Quakers 16501850
Leckhampton WI
Meetings are on the 3rd Wednesday of the month (except August) October Meeting. Wednesday, 16th October, 7.30 at Leckhampton Village Hall. Speaker:- Peter McNeille – Tales of the Turf. Come along join in and make new friends. Visitors always welcome. Phone 01242 510573 for more details. - 17 -
The Messenger, October 2019
The Diocese of Gloucester is again welcoming people to The Chatterbox tent at this year’s Cheltenham Literature Festival. If you’ve not been before, it’s a huge celebration of books and writing which draws in the best authors around today, plus crowds of book lovers from around the Diocese and beyond. This year the theme is mystery and we’re setting the people who come to our tent a ‘Kindness Challenge’ which they have to decode. We’re hoping to send out a flood of people all taking part in the kindness challenge and watch the effects ripple out across the festival and across the country. Last year we welcomed around 5,000 people to the tent during the festival time, with lots of teachers taking back resources to use in the classroom at a later date. Everything we do is themed around our Christian values and there are opportunities for people to talk to us about our Christian faith and the difference it makes in our lives. We’re there to have fun and build relationships. If you could spare us an hour or two during the festival, particularly if you’re a member of any of the Cheltenham churches, please do email Emma Anderson on [email protected] or speak to her on 01452 835512 for an informal chat about what’s involved. The Church of England Chatterbox Tent is open 10am to 4pm daily from 4 to 13 October. If you’re not sure about volunteering, please do pop in. Events and training More details for all these events at gloucester.anglican.org/events
Free NHLF training day Thursday 3 October, 10am to 5pm, Gloucester Cathedral The National Lottery Heritage Fund, in partnership with Gloucester DAC and Gloucester Cathedral are organising a training day which will provide churches with an introduction to the new National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) strategic funding framework, 2019 to 2024. One space per church—contact Catherine McGirr on 01452 835593 or [email protected]
Please do share this invitation with 11-18 year olds that you know Catalyst Youth Celebration Living out God’s adventure Saturday 12 October, 7pm to 9pm, food and chill from 5pm at St Andrew’s, Churchdown Connection, worship, prayer, inspiration. Speaker is Liz Bewley from OneLife - 18 - with Bishop Rachel. More information from [email protected] 01453 756745.
More than welcome (Liveability): disability training Saturday 12 October, 9.30am to 3.30pm at St Bartholomew’s, Lower Cam, GL11 5JX This course, facilitated for us by Livability, will train your church respond to the challenge of disability. Whether it’s members of the youth group who have autism, older people with sight or hearing loss, people with learning disabilities or families struggling to care for a relative with dementia, every church has members affected by disability. Booking at shorturl.at/FJUW8
Environment Workshop Tuesday 22 October, 7.30pm to 9pm, St Peter’s Church, Newnham A free, practical workshop on environmental concerns with a focus on the EcoChurch awards, for churches who want to get started or are already engaged and want to explore the next step. Bookings can be made via shorturl.at/cLN08
Walk with me Friday 8 to Sunday 10 November, Yarnfield, Staffordshire Enjoy fellowship and prayer with others exploring lay and ordained vocations. Learn what studying theology is about and hear from trainee ministers and others who have responded to God’s call. churchofengland.org/ministry-events
Have your say Visit Facebook Diocese.of.Gloucester, email Katherine [email protected], follow us on Twitter @glosdioc, view videos on YouTube Diocese of Gloucester or visit our website gloucester.anglican.org
Date for your diary.
More details in the November magazine.
The 21st Emmanuel Festival of Decorated Christmas Trees!
6th-8th December 2019
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