Malvern Priory £1.00 Magazine June 2021 ISSUE The Parish Church of St. Mary & St. Michael WHY NO LADY CHAPEL?

In 1539 the Priory suffered the fate of the great majority of monasteries in England when Henry VIII ordered their surrender and dissolution. The monastic buildings marked for survival at Malvern included the gatehouse, Prior’s house, and guesthouse. Everything else was to be destroyed; and the work of demolition was begun on the Lady Chapel and the south transept. Fortunately, however, at this juncture the people of Malvern, headed by one John Pope, stepped forward and purchased the Church from the Crown to replace their own 13th century small parish Church which was on the site of the present Post Office. The Church was saved from destruction but all the documents and records of the monastery were either lost or destroyed. Except for the disappearance of the Lady Chapel and the South Transept, the Church remains today practically as the 15th century builders left it. But of the monastic buildings, none but the gatehouse, much restored, remains. Whether the Priory is seen from far or near, the eye is at once arrested On either side of the eastern entrance steps can be by the great central tower, which combines so seen a part of the vaulting of the 12th century crypt, wonderfully the impression of massive strength with over which the Lady Chapel stood; and above the lines of decorative beauty and charm. Its design vaulting, a narrow piece of the tiled floor of the Lady closely resembles that of the tower of Gloucester Chapel itself. On the left side is the blocked doorway Cathedral, and in all probability the Gloucester at the foot of the stairway which led to the crypt masons were also responsible for the building of the from St Anne’s Chapel. Malvern tower. The curiously fragmentary and irregular appearance The south and west sides of the church are not of the buttresses is probably due to their masonry accessible for a close view, but the east front, with having been only roughly made good after the its fine window flanked with buttresses and side pulling down of the Lady Chapel. chapels, makes a particularly impressive effect seen Roger Sutton against the backdrop of the hill. THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

HOPE At this time, it is worth repeating Genesis 1 verses 29–31. God said, ‘See I have given you every plant As I am from a farming background, I have always yielding seed that is upon the face of the earth, and appreciated nature/creation, even when the rain every tree with seed in its fruit: you shall have them doesn’t stop for days and days, and the crops in for food. And to every beast of the earth, and to every the fields are getting waterlogged, or the opposite bird of the air, and everything that creeps on the happens and there is a drought. We have hope and earth, everything that has breath of life, I have given if you happen to go into a livestock market, you every green plant for food’. And it was so. will often hear someone say ‘It will work out in the I am reminded of these words everyday as I go for end; it always does’. Farmers are very resilient, but my walk on Malvern Common. The trees up there they do enjoy a good moan to one another! They, at this time are showing their bright green foliage; too, are working hard with the Eco system. Many the oaks, beech, sycamore, horse chestnut with are taking part in the Farm Stewardship Scheme, its beautiful flower candles. The ash has not yet planting wild flowers in their field margins and other appeared, which reminds me of the saying, ‘The oak various small plots of land. Planting trees to support before the ash, we shall only get a splash, but the ash the environment, and taking care of their fields before the oak, we will surely get a soak’. near to river courses so as to protect the ‘run-off’ This Spring, nature is helping us to unfurl out of phosphates. The care of their animals is of prime of Lockdown; we are cautiously coming out of importance too as they follow strict guidelines for hibernation. The birds too seem to be much louder in their welfare which is second to none in the world— their joyful song. People on walks seem to be more it used to be in the EU but now there is a global cheerful and talkative, socially-distanced of course. market. All seem to be full of hope. I am glad to have had this opportunity to talk about To end, just consider what convinces you that Jesus farmers and of course nature and creation. You can’t is alive and keeps the flame of faith and hope burning take the farmer’s daughter out of farming! One in you! Enjoy this beautiful countryside where we live. country saying, ‘For every fog in November, there will be a frost in May’. You have been warned! Sue Williams ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MAGAZINE DONATION THE GREAT COMMISSION If you read the magazine on-line and Matthew 28. V. 28: ‘Go and make disciples of all nations’. would like to make a donation towards Not many are called, in the big scheme of things, to work overseas, but the production costs, please deliver it to we are ALL called to be witnesses where we are, and to serve. At the Church House. Priory, we support 13 Mission organisations, and have personal links with Thank you. some of them. We support both mission in the UK and mission abroad. It is important that we have a representative for each society that we support. It is inspiring to be a rep as the more your interest grows in what the Lord is doing through his people, the more you give back to the Lord, because in this position you are used to inspire and educate others. At present we are short of three representatives: Crosslinks, under which the Robinson family are serving at The Place of Grace, Thailand; the Bible Society who work throughout the world in translation work and Bible printing and distribution; and CARE (Christian Action, Research and Education). CARE helps to bring Christian insight and experience in matters of public policy and practical caring initiatives. There is a branch, Care for the Family, running support seminars on a variety of problems that Christian families might encounter. Please pray and ask the Lord if He might be calling you perhaps to step up and fill one of these vacant posts in His service. If you want to know more, please ring me on 01684 833239. Rosemary Webster

Page 2 WORCESTERSHIRE SCOUT LEADERS TO MARSABIT “Leave it better than you found it…” “Leave it better than you found it…” Lord Baden-Powell, Chief Scout. Lord Baden-Powell, Chief Scout. What have Marsabit and 15 Scout Leaders from Hereford and Worcester got in common? What have Marsabit and 15 Scout Leaders from Hereford and Worcester got in common? Not a lot at the moment… but we hope that after this summer and in the years to come, a Not a lot at the moment… but we hope that after this summer and in the years to come, a lasting legacy. At the end of July this year, 15 Scout Leaders will set off to Marsabit, Kenya. lasting legacy. At the end of July this year, 15 Scout Leaders will set off to Marsabit, Kenya. Two years ago Martin Bradley (Assistant County Commissioner H&W Scouts) contacted me, Two years ago Martin Bradley (Assistant County Commissioner H&W Scouts) contacted me, after seeing pictures of my time with a group from the Priory in Marsabit in 2015. He had the idea of organising a trip through after seeing pictures of my time with a group from the Priory in Marsabit in 2015. He had the idea of organising a trip through Scouts to somewhere in East Africa. With the contacts I’d made from the Priory trip, Bishop Rob Martin, Bishop Qampicha and Scouts to somewhere in East Africa. With the contacts I’d made from the Priory trip, Bishop Rob Martin, Bishop Qampicha and Graham McClure (GoMAD), plans began to form and within six months we had 15 Leaders signed up for our trip this summer. Graham McClure (GoMAD), plans began to form and within six months we had 15 Leaders signed up for our trip this summer. It was decided that the 2019 trip would be for adult Leaders. If successful ,we hope to have further trips in the coming years It was decided that the 2019 trip would be for adult Leaders. If successful ,we hope to have further trips in the coming years for the youth within Scouting 16-18 year olds. On the way from Nairobi to Marsabit, we pass close by to Nyeri, Baden-Powell’s for the youth within Scouting 16-18 year olds. On the way from Nairobi to Marsabit, we pass close by to Nyeri, Baden-Powell’s resting place and lodge, where he spent his final years. This will be quite a special visit for us. resting place and lodge, where he spent his final years. This will be quite a special visit for us. Onwards to Marsabit, where we will be undertaking a number of projects—repairs and completion of the Bubisa water Onwards to Marsabit, where we will be undertaking a number of projects—repairs and completion of the Bubisa water catchmentFROM THE system; VICARAGE maintenance of Laisamis gutters and water tank; Wings school: teaching, and painting a classroom mural; catchment system; maintenance of Laisamis gutters and water tank; Wings school: teaching, and painting a classroom mural; building a water tank for Goro Rukesca church; and education and promotion of menstrual health. buildingOur little Pippa a water was borntank just for as Goro the second Rukesca wave church; as and Ordinary education Time. Much and like promotion with Pippa, somethingof menstrual health. On Sunday 9th June, Bishop Rob will be visiting the Priory, where we will here an update from Marsabit, and a commissioning serviceofOn Covid-19 Sunday for beganour 9th trip. to June, take “I’m hold. Bishop in a The strange combinationRob will mood… be of visiting lookingwe havethe forward Priory,looked forward where to going to we for home, willa long here time but an could also update not wanting from Marsabit, to leave and Kenya. a commissioning I do hope I servicea new-born for baby,our trip. a very “I’m dreary in aE nglishstrange Winter mood… and lookingpotentially forward feel a little to goinglacklustre home, with the but absence also not of wanting to leave Kenya. 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Lifepathminimal you If songs—and possible, fashionare coming compared there sign will, but the beto refreshments. youlist atarepresent. the very Visitors back And there isC nothingo u n s e l l o r , MonlyB A COrdinaryP so grab about the God. chance to ofwill church be invited to to sayadd their that stone you to arethe cairn coming that we’ll , but have you been arebuilding very all week. findonly soout grab more. the chance to welcomeofwhat church we are toto used turnsay to, that up but without youwe come are backdoingcoming together so. , but you are very Attentive listefindning, sup pooutrtive more. If you have often heard Lifepath spoken of, but have never witnessed it, this is challenge, crfindeative cho iceouts more. welcomethis summer to into turn what up is without known in doingthe Church so. year Jonny Gordon,Peter Lawrence Curate welcomeyour opportunity to turn to do upso! Come without and see doing what 800 so. primary school children will Peter Lawrence Ruth Pole and the Witness Group 0 7 5 8 1 0 4 2 1 2Peter4 Lawrence haveRuth experienced Pole and during the theWitness past week. Group All are welcome, from people visiting d c m s t o c k f o r d @ g m a i l . c o m •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Malvern to members of our community who have wondered what is happening w w w . m a l v e r n l i n k c o u n s e l l i n g . c o m each year in Malvern when they see so many ‘Monks’ around the Priory! We hope to see you there. Friends of the Elderly Lifepath at the Priory starts on 24th June. Volunteers are always needed so if you FriendsMalvern, of theproviding Elderly feel you might be able to help, Ros Ponting can be contacted on 01684 572165, or Malvern, providing Malvern, providing email the Parish office via the website – greatmalvernpriory.org.uk residential, nursing residential, nursing Mary Rowswell and dementia care and dementia care Davenham -­ for residential care FAMILY BARN DANCE Davenham -­ for residential care Bradbury Court -­ for -­ residential for nursing care care BradburyDavenham Court -­ for nursing care (with HOT supper) Perrins House -­ -­ for for dementia nursing care care PerrinsBradbury House Court -­ for dementia care Saturday, 8th June Perrins House -­ for dementia care Please contact us today if we 7.00 – 9.00pm Please contact us today if we can help you: in Great Malvern Priory church canPlease help contact you: us today if we can help you: Tickets: Adults £7, Children £4 0203 8564 211 0203 8564 211 [email protected] 8564 211 [email protected] MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTIONS [email protected] www.fote.org.uk Please send all contributions for the magazine by email whenever possible to mag@greatmalvernpriory. www.fote.org.uk org.uk with the deadline of the 10th of the previous month at the latest. 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This is the Archbishop’s nsvfnoeoacommitmentonrrttmi t oiiennaun lcscito oitynuau ogsrrktf.t sWItI hihnhe aaof e vtvcnhe eofunds eIu’mrtro owouldm wit hbe t hneedede more tope financersonal se tpreparationsting of inter vforie wthes w ith some advantages.nvoacommitmentforrti oi ntheu cso t community)uasrkt sI hin a of Forvthe fundse example,and would benefit be neededas I don’tan outreach to finance need activity. preparationsto buyA substantial a forcomb, the tel (01684) 892939 vnofoaoPrioryffrtemi oinnuad lscie totPlan.ryaus ,sor kwtf sIth hAndrewinoea atvchreoeu orft trthankedeono min wneit eallhd acknowledgest ohwhofe s mu pworkedopreo prte. rIts withocna thatnal bhim.se tJesusvtein Thergy soa fVicarist ii nstheftyei rnthankedv Messiah,gie switst iwng it hin prayer initiative, encouraging us to pray together and expect vovaacommitmentPrioryffiffrreiicooneuud issen tPlan.rtcasal,sus kwkdssih nAndrewiinong of atthhr efundse of tthankede nwould in ne eallbed owhoneededf su pworkedpo tort. financeIt withcan bhim.e preparationsve Thery sa Vicartisfyi nthanked forg s ithettin g in ovcoaoffiPrioryffrueiccornetud iwisne thPlan.crcaslelu,s nkwd stiih nhAndrewinoge atmhrea goif stthankedterna tiens n cele ealladr lowhoyf hsau vpworkedep foarit.h I ti nwithc amny b him.we ovrek Ther ya nsad Vicart tishfeyi rnthanked sge snitteincg i ning is my haircutoscoeoffiAndrewPrioryffieucci rneeattg iwin no hPlan.cctheffle luforuenddn ti idnhishnAndrew ebarber’sgegr smsafe foagr ihands.s thankedtrate iss Nicholasc lhalfe allather lwhoy h price,Son aJackson vworkede fofait hthe I andi nwithhave mliving Richardy him.wo norGod.k The a Weatherilln needd VicarThen, thei rthanked s wheneof werent enc Jesusing is seAndreweing off foren dhiser ssafe for hands. Nicholas Jackson and Richard Weatherill were to see God working within us. There will be two prayer soicneoffielected eluicinreteg iw nwohcffi ltetouehndn mone-yeartidnheyge rp sm rfooaprgoi svacanciesstarla. tIet sis c elev aeonrnly mDeanery hoavree sfatiti Synod.shf yinin mg yt Nicko w soere kLogan, aann do ffthe Glendaenidr esre, nwt eenkcsin ogr is conditioner,saisneeAndrewpelected eelpiiinonegig n dryingw otomffiff t toforehenn mone-yeard dthisseye rarps snsafe r fmydfooo praro shands. svacancies iahairslt.i Intg i s Nicholaso etakesffve eonisnnd arrested,mDeaneryero Jacksonmmoments,rea snaatgi Synod.s ethef yandrsin w gsame h Richardt eNickon sa en ePeter eLogan,hair-dryer ea Weatherilldne od ffin. e IGlenda nathemde ar ,Highwerel swo e isien k vso olvred aseinepvelected epeliino eigimn wtotomffi nttoehetnh nmone-yeardstts seya a rfpstne rdforo pIar hsos ssvacanciesaiiavsstlet.ii nIitng it s eo erffvve ieonennwd meDeaneryrdro m treha esnmaatg,i Synod.swefryrhssin o wg hh ta eNickosn sb neeee eLogan, eandn ae otdtffe.. Ien I Glenda andmdine gar,l l sswoe e s iisenikvoson ollsv reodr marquees on the Priory grounds. The first will be a welcome aewappvPocock,electediptephnoo ciimnnattsomme nto Alistaireaethnln lone-yearsotts sca aaftntn eiSawers,dodr n Iaa hsos ssavacanciesniivss tethi i nJoanniengg tc eoorff ffmWillisvee ionpennwudd teDeaneryee andrdrr ,m m twhaa heJeremynnmiacaghg, Synod.we ecrrahssn o wWrayw bhhhea eeNick stnn ebwere ndneeie oLogan,eenudd saelectedee taddtte.. tIn I iGlenda amadmmien to s gaa lb lsstheuoeo t s i isnwn ivovhoonilclsvvh eoe dirds wPocock,iitth ccasse Alistairalllloccatt iiSawers,on on tth Joane ccom WillispPriest’sutte andrr,, w hJeremycourtyardiicch ccan Wray be declarestte werediiou sselected a ttwith ttiime tosans b theu oath,tt w hii cc‘Ih iiss not required,wapepvPCC.Pocock,ritopehgno cr iman aJeremymts omandemn Alistairaetelhnlsost s cw anamed ahairfhtni eiSawers,odcrhn Ia hos nos ansevenivs ttehi nJoanicelongerngl ect Serviceeoarrffm Willisvlyeipe nluewddtee Wardensandrdtrfalls o,m tw haah eJeremypnimcao hgins, iwe ct(formerlyira vhsmyne owWray b chhheae asteyes.nne bwere dgn eknownieoe einund s aelectedet ath dtte. astImni mad .Deputym ieBn tos uga tbl sthesuoeot s mi wsn ivoehotniiclmsvh eo eidrs wpewsPCC.riitosthehg n crcat aaJeremyimsaselem i anaell llosoo rcw cdnamedaaehttriioc othnon holoi ansevennvk tte hhm ceeyl ecc Servicewoaormomlyrppk lue uindttee Wardensctrro,, ww uarh hptii cowchhsi it ctc(formerlyhiaav ntneh bcbahete ao ttneef dgdt knownhieiooe iuu nPss rt aoahttbe asttamiimtm i.Deputyo eBensus Otbb suuffiott mc wweehrhstiii.ccmhh e iiss tent, encouraging people from the community to come in ewiptssWardens) riistsoseh gn ncritatcaiimaesle l t mi iona el andhlosoar rcwdvae eh45t rriai o ctt obhnsidespeople r lholeiinankvk t e hmf rceoyl ecm woa romcl oyrrwerepkdo ul u eirindte notw cc trappointed.o,o wu ra rkrhknow tpt i s wcoohs,ii t itwcthiav h tthentehe bnacth et I man.’ o aatneffm dtgth ieaoe siu knPse rrt odahtb et taomitmt cii.o aeBnrsur Oytb suffiootuc mcwte herhrsstoi..icmh eis eietsWardens)sPCC. Iis ssgee rnneittac iJeremyiaetall ly t iio nne nand hoojarro dvdnamedye e 45m rra tt y obosidespeople rw lleii nonasevenkrkk mfm rinoyy m cwServicewo ocou orrwererkkut . ir inUnt lwWardenscct appointed.oioomuurrkartt s ewwoly,ii tt,w h(formerlyhI hr ttehe hpnaart teI ooasfemf tnt hknown htae est h kPPerrod oPb br tasaoatbt ciiDeputyoaoantnrir o OyOn ffioffi Sucec teer hrvrssoi.c.me ein What I experiencedIWardens)I grreattlly e nandjjoy 45my sidespeople wwithorrk iin my ccou rwerer tthair,.. Ulltt appointed.iim ahappensttelly,, II rre prresse inntt ttotherhe Prroba partsttiion Serr viicce iin and experience prayer activities. 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Cplace.ourrtt i iss an scI oaHeRitaI lumicr i tecontinuedat ohadnwlwrthsiao iacy nfoundnhse d hda alp lhpo rtooowp itwsy s ebe delightful tsmcoau thrilledetgti ostofory sa i,lnl itoagoni s tothatdigetr. iwulive s gi stthe ehw eand aoi n churchrrgka e nministerarg spe ao on swasfdit d ipv iinffe ooften elc ithiscrheean not fulluniqueg ffiaegc eitonnr ssc .capacityo i Ceplace.mos,ue forotn mi es abdnuetf emnyce SometimesintimidatedsisnooHeIt llmieiccr ieicontinued tttheonsotrtri sisnbyo aagn nn e vicaragephisdddl a p phc rrlatertooeoo,ws s eebee sccpau u famethrilledtettiocsofir rayseemsssli,,ln yt tandgoo f othat didtrr r iua usimportance, gg sPthe e rwwratheroeoibo nchurchrragkkte eiaorr snsp a aoO n nsquietwasffid idandt i cpvpee oooftenr l,lc i itheybchce eaand cnoo afullgffiffi urecordecsc e ieton remptyri sts . capacity.o c CComo othemueuobrrttni niepisodeiess e asabasn nutht emy There will be a sanctuary isrinoonItt lemicr ricSundayetasonstntrtiisin oa aglnsn epod dmornings. llba p hcecreo oc,,w sh eea ssclpalueettincocs Rodigfiraysilnli,lln ytg go thankedf fwo ditrrhr iause gnPs er rwIoe s boieveryoneenraegktt eio ioarff nspe a oOnnsdffidi tefor iccpvreseo rrthew ,l,c ibcheeao clovecno ahgffiuaesvcs eshownein nrii tsts’ t. co c Csomhomou ethem,bwortinin ies ea asbsn n tutyhte my irfinnoonHettrleemr rcSundayecontinuedeaasslitnttiiyn na ggols f pop tmornings. llhbaaecc eto ec,, oh e ebeuasslprplt eethrilledernocc Rodigoiaaimlnlllyyg w thanked f f woothatitrrh aae t nP hPther reIoo s mbbeveryonee churchaaeott rioioeoffn npe OeOn rwasdffiffis eoforccrnese a oftenrrthew,,l bbsheeo tclovec ta haifullnuuagsvs e eshownoto niiftt’ ti capacityccn soothemmo rthem,bvwbiiiennw eea ssn twtyhhieeth in vividffoandrrm detail.a forlliitty the o Thatff tt htremendouse ccepisodeourrttrroom isefforts w recordediitth tt hpute m into obyrre Ducciopemakingrrssona linthel sse this ttttPrioryiing month’s o ffthe iintt eBodyrrv painting,iiew ss wiitth our childrenficrnoohandontrlaemnr cSundayeag aforsl eitnhaveti.y nT a thegohlsf epo t r mornings. lhtremendousebae cehgrown e cac,o vheueas rlpblteeronce Rodoigna mi lupnteffortslyi gmw thankedf woie trandsh a ewt nhPhputr eIeo smr blefteveryone eintoa oect reioeorff ntphome.ae emakingOinnrdffis oeforcffnresea rthewn,lthe bsdh eeHowever,eo tclovert Priorysahin uhagsva eshownevo n eiftthe ’ i tfcno sotu hemnBodyor them,vbdw inow ietnhw eaesnm wtyhs iethlves area and an opportunity cofohandffraemnnag dforleiet.r yT sthe ,ho wef rt htremendouseho eh aacrvoeeu o rbfttereoenon mi teffortsni m wneitesh dw t ohhputfee s rmu einto pocpereor tpratmakingei.n rIts o ocffnaena nthel b dsee trvtPriorysei nhrgya vso aefthet ifinosftu yenBodyirndvgi et shw ietstm iwnsgiet hlivnes ‘Christoficonffhofand r beforewaem nChrist—anoagd rforlseiete.ryr sT s thes,o, h i thewtfeu thr ahtremendouse overyt e Highih o acarnroves ue special oa r bfPriesttnftrtedeoen oIn mrii n eteffortsplace.i g mwandnueielteashdr w lthetRod y ohh putsfefe e s s 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T sshiitt euinvitedra ePetertt ihioanvsse everyone a isbne drecognisablee InI rr etigmu toellas r rjoinwllyh ssee in.re eby cccRobinee hisrrrtttaaii inhalo,n thanked ffoaffcce slikens bdae c rChristinecJesussk h iina vcceo above. uforr Wellstut.. n Tdh iits s hHefor iiess m w herissh einel rvr eeas Apartments from only £165,000 iitnhJune, ew pourros sbandebl iassciti tt biuinvitedoyan trt iseioehnravss b ieveryone acilneit dsa e tIIi e rnremgg sou totfflloae r rjoinsnllyud pssee pin.reso rca cRobinten trrdhtt aeii nno c thanked ffffoaeuccnerdass ge bria,n ocgChristinecku t rihin MALVERNoe vccmoe ruaarwr lWellsttl. .a Tyihm fPRIORYiirss oifor siimss t wo herc hprierm orreete. c t Apartmentswhere people from comeonly £165,000 first. mtinhJune,worky ew ffpaouiirtt sbhasandel ii scsPCCi tm binviteduyoa rtsSecretary,seitto h anaffs beveryonee aiclcnittedad tI i fromn rbegug tot u to aff lwhichalles srjoinonly d m se eoin.r sheesss ta tcRobin nieim wasdrtp aeoinnr rnowcthanked ttfoaanuctret .a.retirings IgI bbinae gChristineclliik et vhi neaftere cmeov uaeFRIENDS wr arWellsty .atotalo Tynh feirs o ford ofims eOF sws 17hercehr rri vem eress . a Apartments from only £165,000 directmin work lineyw ffoairi tts belowhase iis ssPCCi tmuao tsJesus,Secretary,sitot anffs eaccn butttde dI from r bejustugttu a l whichalookllssroly m s eato eshess tctthe eiim rwastpa contrastion rrnow tftancett ..sretiring I I b b betweenaecllikie ivn eafter c eovue rtherarty .total oTnh two.eis diofse w ss17Jesusehrr veeress a Discover independent living within a House mthIy ea fsfpakuii ttfbhol rii scsp mbeyoo prsseltte h a atffobe ipcclitrteadyti nfbogur tot affllesson d meorrsss tatw inimhdop e osntrrrcttuoagnugtrt.a.l eIgI b iwneiglltiih etv hcee mertva aeinwrry aoysnp fere o dcmtesss ocerrfri vmtehess . ia r DiscoverApartments independent from living only within £165,000 a chyears.I anskc efo Nicktro p ceh oJacksonapnlge et oa np expresseddra pyu fot r iogffhet thanks nthdeeirrs w w torho onRod gsstr. uforSgogm allle twthatimiteh s hec, eth rhadtoauing broughthas, pI seict tisn oincfo tuhretir Discoversupportive independent community living environment. within a cmhyears.workI yaa nsfakci etf asoh Nicktr oi sPCCp c meh oJacksonaTHISop nSecretary,slgte ea tff oae npc dexpressedrt a epMAYyd u from fbto urri tgo a hffwhichltes thanksotnLOOKh dmeeio rshe ssw tw to rio hmwas noRodpg sostLIKE r.nowr tuSforaognmg tall .lretiring eI t bwthati meilteihes hev,c aftereteh rehadtovauei ngar y broughthatotalo,s nIp seei t cdof tiens s 17 ocineofr vtuherest iar supportive community environment. cmchyears.ya nfaccieth Nicktt ois ccmh Jacksonaonstg aeff aenc dexpressedte pdu btt urriitg ahltst thanks otth meiiorr s wt torirmo nRodpgossr.. t Sforaonmt all. eI tb tthatiimeliees svhe,, e tt h ehadovuegr ybroughtho,, n II essi itdt ieins ecincor vuerrstt a supportive community environment. is standingclcihfIe aa nsokcc eft o h withttroa p t cc tehho aHisepnylge n e handsto oat n podrna ply u boundfgtot e rrit igo ahff ctet h tntinhadne efronticirre s w tworroh cnofohg sa ssHimtn..r Sugogem g bandluet twi itm hiHisteahsts ,c,t teheadthhreotyau itnga htoka,es, I pI onet ssehiitcta titins cside. ochcofa tunhrcr ettei.r I WhistonDiscover Courtindependent is a quality living new within assisted a laifntheed s fio lastn tdh a itentt dthi ffimonths.eyc unlot tt o nsRodelye g w eandht ear ceRitah tahna hadcte c hto aformed nchgaen ing estronga nb uint dthi vrelationshipsaidt uthael yis t caokme ti withnhgat f rc ohman. ce. I Whiston Court is a quality new assisted Maintenance aclcihnfyears.theead ns fio cclastne td h Nicktt oa itentt cc dthh iJacksonffi amonths.enycg unelot a tn oo dexpressed nsRod eplyeu gwtt eand rrhitig eahr ectRitat hthanks tthanea hadictirr e c w ht too rarformedo nc nRodghgeass n.i. n gSfor oeastrongm n ball uient tthatdi itmih vrelationshipseaidst she ,u,t thtah elhado iysu tcga obroughthkm,e, I I it snswithhiigtta itifn rc o cinhcmoa un. rcrtte. 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I livingWorcester,Whiston development Court built is for a qualityAbbeyfieldfor the newover Worcester assisted55s in aAlthefstoe ra lastaskll, y itento ius tumonths.op p troa ya nfo oRodrff perno anddbeart iRitatoon w o hadaffincte t formedros tirny t ahne strongdir tsuurpne trrelationshipshveisiiro linfe o af rooffue nwithndd aenr sd, atankde Worcester, built for Abbeyfield Worcester Aanlchurchfstdoe r fia anslkdl, y imembers,itot idusi iuffitopcc putorllatt a y ttvisitorsno f o ossreff pee r nwo dandbheaertrr iet onewcomerso tnt hw oaaffittn cccth etaorns t girn yealike. t aiihnne dairn tNicks u iiunrpnde iitalsovrhivideisuiri ao thankedllilnf iei sso accf rooomffu einithenndgd a effnrrrosdm, taa..nkde Worcester,Societyliving development Ltd, built a charity for Abbeyfieldfor dedicated the over Worcester to55s the in Afftterr allll,, iitt iiss up tto an offenderr tto wantt tto ttrry and tturrn ttheiirr lliiffe arround and ttake Society Ltd, a charity dedicated to the & Decorating Apalfretiredestoepr a alselkl ,f ryclergyioto mius utoopt hand pteorar a ya nlay gf ooer nffministers. pcerineodsb ewart hitoon wo offaffienrct eotorffs et irnyd taehnresdi r rt esuugrpunel tarhrv esisiuri oplinpfe oo arftr o. 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Whatt tthe Prrobattiion Serrviicce Tel:Society 01905 Ltd, 729 a charity 699 (on-site dedicated sales to theoffice) apdnevyoa pqnluetae fgsrtoeiom onf os t thahbee osru atpg mpeonyrc twi etohsr awkt hftohore otyhff aeer rPe or boffebeiantgdio eonrffs S ereerregvduic.l Wear ph slauetpa tspheoe fr ePt.er Iolf fbaraenteyi oton eS ehravsice Tel: 01905 729 699 (on-site sales office) Specialist cacanretirednyRod dqou, ,e thanked e sclergysstpioenccsiia a landl bllallyo tt uhwho laytrr omu ministers.y gcontributed wh omrky frroorl le t h iine to ccPo rtheoubrrtta ,,life tiiisso tt nofo S fi theenrdv i oPriory,ceu ttp wleha andasett afes sthepele fcc rtetsse o tffo an Tel:Email:needs 01905 ofwhistoncourt@abbeyfieldworcester.co.uk older 729 people. 699 (on-site sales office) be there,cacadnnvyRod a dq nbutoutt, ,ae thanked egssst ethepio oencfcfs ititGospelsa hall blelally o s stt uuhwhotprr ompuo y tellgcontributedrr wtht t t omh usrakytt f rhowrttoohrlle ety h ii n ae quicklyto r rccPeo r the bouebrrtitia n,,life tiig isshiso tot nofoff S fivulnerabilitye theenrrredvd i oPriory,c.. 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THE GREEN SEASON As we leave the season of easter and Pentecost behind, the Church moves into the ‘green’ season of the weeks after Trinity. Green, because�������������� the vestments and altar ���������� frontals are of that colour,������������������������� apart from the � occasional variation when a festival or saint’s day occurs. Green, too, because as we move You may have read an appeal in recent Priory magazines for hosts to from spring into� summer, ������������������������ we are all the more look after children from Belarus during their health-giving holiday. All aware of the greenery������������� of trees and grass, ������� hedgerows and hills. It’s a good time of year children in an extended area of that country continue to be affected by for people with green fi ngers. Peter Atkinson Green has other meanings������������������������������� as well. It stands for youth and inexperience— the contamination from the Chernobyl catastrophe of 1986. Thank you ‘he’s very green’—reminding������������������������ us of the green shoots of spring. Such very much for your concern, for your prayers, your encouragement and people are sometimes��������������������������� called ‘greenhorns’, which is the American word for financial help. We need to raise over £7,000, mostly for travel and visas. immature bulls or oxen. Less pleasantly, green is the colour of envy, derived from Shakespeare’s ‘green-eyed���������������������������� monster’. Older people can look with Much is generously given ‘in kind’ eg. dentist, optician, occasional •days 24 Hour Service green-eyed jealousy at the greenhorns, who have all their life before them. The greenhorns are��������������������������������� too green to know that the old can be envied as well as out and local barbecues. The families enjoy the Three Counties Show• Pre-Paid and Funeral Plans the young. To the envious�������������������� person, old or young, the grass is always greener • Private Chapels of Rest on the neighbour’s side of the fence. All this suggests that we might spend the children enjoy Lifepath and also a day at a local school. We do have the green season of the Church’s year refl ecting on what makes us envious, • Traditional Funerals as the host families for this year and some already asking about next year! what makes us content,���������������������������������� and trying to get the balance better. well as Natural Burials And then, of course, the colour green has come to sum up the whole and Simple Cremations ����������������������� So why do we, a dedicated committee, invite children every year? We environmental agenda, from climate change to pollution, from waste to deforestation, from travel to sources of energy. One of the ways we can know that the need remains and will not go away for generations. The implement a green agenda is by living more simple lives, which brings us Chernobyl Children’s Life Line is a national charity which, since 1996,www.fwspilsbury.co.uk has back to the idea of contentment, and learning to live without envy. Email: [email protected] Soon after the start of June we celebrate the summer feast of St Wulfstan supported us by working with the local education department to select which������������������������������������� is also the dedication festival of Worcester Cathedral (7 June). In the collect for St Wulfstan, we pray that we may ‘live simply, work diligently, a leader and children, and arrange their travel and visas. Each year since and�������������������������������������� make God’s kingdom known’—an agenda for the green season of the 2009 we have welcomed Olga, an English teacher, bringing ten different Church’s year. children from her town of David Gorodok, on the borders of Ukraine. Now, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• as we prepare for four boys and six girls to arrive, after a very long journey, we know that they particularly enjoy the joint activities. The first day they will play and relax in Malvern gardens—weather permitting!

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THE PRIORY ENVIRONMENT GROUP ENERGY This Group has been busy recently, working on • Insulating and draft proofing; a proposal for the PCC, and considering ways in • Switching off equipment rather than leaving on which we all can think about and act to protect standby; God’s creation. They have looked at the Worcester • Setting thermostats at a lower level; using Diocesan Environmental Strategy and wanted to programmable room thermostats to set different share the following Actions for individuals to temperatures for different times of day; heating for consider as widely as possible. shorter periods; • Choosing low energy appliances when replacement is FOOD necessary; • Growing your own food in gardens or allotments, • Switching to green electricity; or in pots where space is limited; • Investigating solar/photovoltaic panels and wind • Purchasing Fair Trade and local and seasonal turbines. foods; • Reduce food waste—cook leftovers/buy less; TRANSPORT • Choose products with minimal packaging; • cycle or walk when possible; • Reducing energy use by buying less frozen and • use public transport; processed food; • car sharing; • Consider changing the meat content in meals • avoid short car journeys; to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (beef • drive smart to minimise fuel consumption and save production contributes more than lamb and money; pork and 13 times more than chicken). • avoid or reduce air travel. LAND and LOCAL ENVIRONMENT What an encouragement this is to us all! • Manage your own gardens in a more wildlife Thanks to the Group for all they do! friendly way; • Make a compost heap for waste vegetable matter; Nick Jackson, Chair of Mission Committee • Buy or make alternatives to peat—wildlife • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • is • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• threatened by loss of peat bogs which store CO2; • Litter pick when out for a walk locally. WASTE AND WATER • Reduce, Reuse, Recycle at home, school and work; • Reduce use of plastic; use reusable covers instead of cling film; • Swap to bar soap (reduces number of plastic dispensers) use washing powders instead of liquids (liquids heavy to transport). Consider using bamboo toilet rolls and recycled paper tissues and towels; • Water collection butts for watering the garden; • Buy water-efficient devices and appliances when replacements are needed; • Reduce micro-plastics shed by clothes; buy clothes made of natural fibres; • Recycle clothes; • Use reusable water bottles; • Take your own travel mug for a takeout coffee/ tea.

Page 6 REPORT FROM ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING This year’s Annual Church Meeting only £8,300 (4%) below budget. available and it will be posted took place on 6th May via Zoom Expenditure was £34,000 less than on the website. Jeremy Wray and was attended by 75 members budgeted. We had paid £128,100 discussed the thinking behind of the congregation. Neil Paulley (70%) of our Diocesan Parish the document and its contents. and David Guy were re-elected as Share request. By the end of the Not only is it part of our strategic Churchwardens for a further year. year expenditure had exceeded planning, but it is also an essential Rod expressed his gratitude to income by £16,900. We had document for submission to grant- both for all the support they had however received legacy monies of making bodies in the future. It sets given him. The annual booklet £391,000, for which we were very out our Purpose and our Vision for of reports was received and grateful. the Priory and lists five Strategic commended to the meeting. Judith Butler, Rachel Huntley, Objectives, with associated Aims Rod provided an overview of Catherine Ponting, Jan Stevenson and Key Projects. Specific Measures the challenges and opportunities and Robert Sykes were elected to will be used to monitor progress. during the last year. He gave serve on the PCC. Thanks were given to Thrisha a lighthearted, entertaining Robin La Fontaine gave an as Treasurer, to Robin, Richard commentary, comparing the illustrated presentation on the Evans and Howard Wells for their Priory to a cruise ship that had proposed new audio-visual (AV) work with the AV system, and to been in dry dock during the past system for the Priory. He outlined Jeremy for leading the Vision and year. Individual members of the the reasons for installing this, Strategy team. Further gratitude Priory Team were identified as including improving visibility from was expressed to Hilary Babb, who particular members of a ship’s ‘blind spots’ within the church had retired from her work with the company and all who had kept during services and improving our children and youth of the Priory, to the ship afloat (even though it was capability to live-stream services, Robin as he demitted office as PCC in dry dock!) were acknowledged which we will continue to do after Vice-Chair, and to Rebecca Caskie and thanked. the pandemic is over. The PCC has on her standing down as Chair of Thrisha John, our Treasurer, gave approved the cost of £36,000 (incl. the Worship Committee. a presentation of the accounts for VAT). We await a faculty for the Following a vote of thanks to 2020. The pandemic had had a work required. the Clergy, their wives and our significant adverse effect. Income A booklet entitled ‘Great Readers, we were led in prayer by for the year was below budget by Malvern Priory—Our Vision and Rod and the meeting concluded. £58,400. Stewardship giving had Strategy 2021 to 2015’ has now Alistair Sawers, PCC Secretary however held up well and was been published. Hard copies are ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Crossword Solution – May High-quality apartments for older people. Available to buy or rent. Join our close-knit and welcoming community to make loneliness a thing of the past. Our modern and spacious one-and two-bedroom apartment living packages include the reassurance of 24/7 on-site support, a daily cooked meal, weekly domiciliary help and even all of your own personal utilities, all for one affordable monthly fee.

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Page 7 The Friends of Malvern Priory FINGERS’ CROSSED! THE FRIENDS ANNUAL TRIP… Now, try not to get too excited but I’m currently planning the Friends of Malvern Priory’s annual daytrip and here’s the date for your diary: Tuesday, 21st September. All being well—Covid-19 allowing, be it Kentish, Indian or some other new variant—we will be travelling down the M5 by coach for a morning visit to St Mary Redbridge church in Bristol. In the afternoon, we will visit Dyrham Park (where Sanditon was filmed), a National Trust property where we can look around the house, explore the gardens and parkland, enjoy a drink and snack from the takeaway kiosk or check out the shop. I haven’t yet worked out where we’ll have lunch but I’m thinking about it! I hope to have finalised everything by the AGM in June. Anyone is welcome to join our daytrip; you don’t have to be a member of the Friends. Meryn Nance

Page 8 The Friends of Malvern Priory THE PRIORY’S MEDIEVAL GLASS

The Friends of Malvern Priory are holding their AGM at 7.30pm on Thursday, 17th June by Zoom. The AGM is available to members of the Friends, but if you are not already a Friend, please contact the Chairman, Anne Eglington, on [email protected] to find out how you can join us. 2016 Trust © YorkGlaziers We are delighted that Katherine Little will be giving an illustrated talk on the Medieval Glass in St. Anne’s Chapel. The Friends are planning to help with the restoration of one of these very special windows, which are currently in desperate need of cleaning and repair. This will be a small step towards the start of the Priory Development Plan. Anne Eglington

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Songs of joy, and infant cries As they gathered to baptize, Songs of love and celebrations In marriages and confirmations, Songs of sadness and of loss Sung before the Saviour’s cross. So many lives have come, then flown Within this ancient house of stone.

So, as I sit and wonder how Such history should guide me now? Such faithful worship through the years May move me to shed humble tears. These ghosts bring me joy, not fear I know I’m just a tenant here And in one way they are my guide – They keep me free from pompous pride!

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Hundreds of churches have signed up to a week- will then be collated on the National Biodiversity Network long ‘nature count’ occurring this month which will (https://burialgrounds.nbnatlas.org/). encourage people to visit churchyards and record It is being jointly run by the conservation charities what they see. Caring for God’s Acre, A Rocha UK, the Church of Churches Count on Nature, to run between 5-13th England, and the Church in Wales. Church land, often June, is a citizen-science event covering churchyards uniquely unploughed and undeveloped, can be a habitat across England and Wales. Communities and visitors for precious, endangered plants and wildlife. Together, will be asked to make a note of the animals, birds, churchyards cover a huge area—estimated to be insects, or fungi in their local churchyard. Their data equivalent to a small national park. The week is open to anyone with a love of nature, and churches are seeking links with local schools and local wildlife groups. Various online guidance about getting to know fauna and flora is being shared with the churches which are participating. A similar national event, Love Your Burial Ground Week (https://www.caringforgodsacre.org.uk/ get-involved/love-your-burial-ground-week/) will be combined with this project. Registration for the webinars is on the Church of England website (https://www.churchofengland.org/ about/environment-and-climate-change/webinars- land-and-nature-churches-count-nature-week) and also at Churches Count on Nature online (https://www. caringforgodsacre.org.uk/get-involved/expression- of-interest-in-churches-count-on-nature-2021/ churches-count-on-nature-faqs/)

20th JUNE—FATHERS’ DAY: A TIME TO CELEBRATE MALE ROLE MODELS

In the UK, USA and Canada, the Sonora Louise Smart June (since that was her third Sunday in June is Father’s Dodd knew that it father’s birthday), but the Day. It’s usually a good time for was her father who city council didn’t have sons and daughters to take their had selflessly raised time to approve it until father to his favourite restaurant, herself and her five later in the month. And or to watch a favoured sport, or siblings by himself so on 19th June 1910, whatever else he enjoys doing. after their mother the first Father’s Day was How will you celebrate it this year? had died in childbirth. celebrated in Spokane. If your own father cannot be with So the sermon on mothers gave Gradually, other people in other you, how about a Zoom meeting? Sonora Louise the idea to petition cities caught on and started How do these special days for a day to honour fathers, and in celebrating their fathers, too. The ever get started, anyway? Well, particular, her own father, William rose was selected as the official Father’s Day began because way Jackson Smart. Father’s Day flower. Some people back in 1909 there was a woman Sonora Louise soon set about began to wear a white rose to in Spokane, Washington, named planning the first Father’s Day honour a father who was dead, Sonora Louise Smart Dodd. That celebration in Spokane in 1910. and a red one to honour a father year, she heard a church sermon With support from the Spokane who was living. Finally, in 1972, about the merits of setting aside Ministerial Association and the President Richard Nixon signed a day to honour one’s mother. YMCA, her efforts paid off, and a presidential proclamation Mother’s Day was just beginning a ‘Father’s Day’ was appointed. declaring the third Sunday of June to gather widespread attention in Sonora Louise had wanted Father’s as Father’s Day—a permanent, the United States at this time. But Day to be on the first Sunday in national holiday. Page 12 GET READY TO CELEBRATE WITH FLOWERS! INDIA—ENGULFED

6th – 9th August at the Priory, BY A TSUNAMI hosted by Mothers’ Union Monday, 9th at 3.00pm: OF GRIEF SONGS OF PRAISE in Church Covid-19 has been overwhelming India in recent weeks, bringing its health services and The Priory is to host institutions to their knees. Hospitals have run an informal Festival of out of oxygen, medical staff cannot help the Flowers, celebrating queues of desperate patients, and bodies are 100 years since the piling up as people die in vast numbers. death of Mary Sumner, The Indian Christian community, like their who founded the compatriots, have also been suff ering. Reports Mothers’ union. speak of many church leaders contracting the All over virus and some even dying. Their congregations, Worcestershire, also sick and dying, are left without pastoral churches big and small will be joining in these care. Indian Christians report that more than celebrations with their own fl oral displays, simple and 50-60 senior church leaders have died. One joyful, showcasing the key themes of Mary Sumner’s pastor said: “In the last seven days we have lost original vision, and how they play out today in Britain four pastors to Covid19.” Another organisation and across the globe. More than four million members lost three missionaries within a week. These worldwide share in daily prayer and loving service. examples are just the tip of the iceberg. As I write, there is a great deal still to prepare! The lockdown is causing severe suff ering to We would love off ers of help from members, the the poorest, the day-labourers, who now have congregations, and friends, both for assembling no work and no income. Barnabas Fund is and arranging simple fl ower displays, for welcoming working with Indian Christian leaders to provide visitors to the church, and for providing simple assistance, both food and medical help, for our refreshments. Please get in touch with me to brothers and sisters. If you would like to help become involved! It will be fun to be together again support them, please go to: [[email protected]; 07733 486986]. More https://barnabasfund.org details next month. Jill Crofton

GARDENING REALLY IS GOOD FOR YOU According to a recent study conducted by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and two universities, people who garden every day have •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• well-being scores 6.6 per cent higher, and stress levels 4.2 per cent lower than those who do not SMILE LINES garden at all. Dr Lauriane Chalmin-Pui, RHS well-being THANKFUL fellow and lead author says, “The evidence A minister said to a precocious six-year-old boy, overwhelmingly suggests that the more frequently “So your mother says a prayer over you each night? you garden, the greater the health benefi ts. “In That’s very commendable. What does she say?” fact, gardening every day has the same positive The little boy replied, “Thank God he’s in bed!” impact on your well-being as undertaking regular, vigorous exercise like cycling or running. MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS ON LIFE “Gardening is like eff ortless exercise: it doesn’t Scratch a dog – and you’ll fi nd a permanent job. feel as strenuous as going to the gym, but we can Money isn’t everything, but it does keep you in expend similar amounts of energy.” touch with your children. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Page 13 WORCESTERSHIRE SCOUT LEADERS TO MARSABIT

“Leave it better than you found it…” BOOKLord REVIEWS Baden-Powell, Chief Scout.

What haveDO Marsabit MUSLIMS and AND 15 ScoutCHRISTIANS Leaders from Hereford and Worcester gotGOD’S in common? BRILLIANTLY BIG Not a lot atWORSHIP the moment… THE SAME but weGOD? hope that after this summer and in the yearsCREATION to come, STORY a lasting legacy.BY ANDY At the BANNISTER, end of July this year, 15 Scout Leaders will set off to BYMarsabit, DAI WOOLRIDGE, Kenya. Two yearsIVP, ago £9.99 Martin Bradley (Assistant County Commissioner H&W Scouts)BIBLE contacted SOCIETY, me, £6.99 after seeingAre pictures Islam and of myChristianity time with essentially a group from the Priory in Marsabit inHere’s 2015. aHe good had waythe ideato of organising a trip through Scouts to thesomewhere same? Should in East we Africa. seek Withto overcome the contacts I’d made from the Prioryintroduce trip, Bishop young Rob children Martin, Bishop Qampicha and Graham McCluredivisions (GoMAD), by seeing plans Muslims began and to form and within six months we had(aged 15 three Leaders to six) signed to the up for our trip this summer. It was decidedChristians that theas part 2019 of trip one would family be of for adult Leaders. If successful ,weGenesis hope tocreation have further account. trips in the coming years for the youthAbrahamic within Scoutingfaith? Andy 16-18 Bannister year olds. shares On the way from Nairobi to Marsabit,Written with we passrhythm close and by to Nyeri, Baden-Powell’s resting placehis journey and lodge, from where the multicultural he spent his final years. This will be quite a rhyme, thespecial visit book for us. covers the awe-inspiring Onwardsstreets to Marsabit, of inner where city London we will tobe being undertaking a Christian a number with a ofPhD projects—repairs journey through and completion the days of Creation,the Bubisa and water it is full of VIEL GLÜCK, ALI… catchmentin system; Qur’anic maintenance Studies. House Along of Laisamisthe way, hegutters came and to understand water tank; Wings funschool: and teaching,beautiful andimagery, painting from a the classroom vastness mural; of the building athat water far tankfrom for Maintenancebeing Goro the Rukesca same, Islamchurch; and and Christianity education are and promotionsolar of system menstrual to the health. immediacy of small animals. The MALVERN CHRISTIANS UNITE Living on & Earth Decorating profoundly different. book would be good for reading aloud to pre-school Hundreds of local Christians will be joining forces during a worldwide eleven day On Sunday 9th June, Bishop Rob will be visiting the Priory, where we will here an update from Marsabit, and a commissioning is expensive, Specialist but aged children, and for use with children starting to prayer-athon for local communities and for the world. The international initiative is called service for Getour trip.to the “I’m heart in a ofstrange what themood… world’s looking two largest forward religions to going say home, but also not wanting to leave Kenya. I do hope I it does include a learn to read. It will help parents looking for a fun, Thy Kingdom Come and local participation takes place in the Priory grounds from 30th Mayhave – the opportunityabout life’s biggest to returnF questions—andree adviceto Marsabit… & discoverthe place the and uniqueness the people will remain in my memories and my heart… ” This from 9th June. It involves hundreds of Christians and churches from across the diocese, includingmy diary onoffree Christianity’s15th trip October answer 2015!quotation to the question of who God really is. fresh way to introduce children to the Christian faith. the Priory itself, St Mary’s, Source, St Andrews and All Saints, the Baptist Church, LansdowneDylan Farrieraround Methodist Church, Lyttelton Well Chaplaincy, Holy Trinity and the Guarlford and Powick All forms of household maintenanceEXILES ON MISSION: NOT KNOWING BUT STILL GOING Churches. the Hsunonest and dependableHOW CHRISTIANS CAN THRIVE IN A BY JOCELYN-ANNE HARVEY, A marquee will be set up in the grounds of the Priory and laid out with prayer stations for every10 years in the trade POST-CHRISTIAN WORLD INSTANT APOSTLE, £9.99 topics like blessing our world, our community, our youth and children and ourselves, with year.CALL PAUL ON BY PAUL WILLIAMS, VISIT A FARMUncertainty, change and the body, mind and spiritual healing. There will be an adventure prayer walk in the grounds ofBRING 01684 ‘N’439722 SHAREBIBLE SOCIETY, £13.99 unexpected—we all struggle the Priory for children over the half term weekend and opportunities for prayer throughout 07597 272178 withth unknowns. So, can we [email protected] Williams, the CEO of Bible Society,SUNDAY – 9 JUNE 2019 each day with short services at 9.00am, 12.00 noon, and 5.00pm plus a workshop on prayer at learn from Noah’s Ark and the SUNDAY LUNCHexplores the experience of living as 12.30pm. All the workshops will be different and there will be a full programme available. women who entered it? It is an rd Christians in the 21st century, including This global prayer movement invites Christians across the world to pray between Ascension Some local farms are unusual premise for a book, ON 23 JUNEthe dissonance with culture that is and Pentecost so that more people may get to know the Christian Church. ‘We want people opening their gates to but the author explores the Grab some ready-cooked foodoften from felt. the He supermarket calls for a truly missionary to pray for the worldwide Christian family and for themselves,’ said the Rev. Rod Corke, vicar of visitors.challenges They want N folkoah’s to family faced, and blends these with shelf and understandingavoid the washing of post-Christendom up on Sunday, 23rd Christianity, June—join providing Malvern Priory. ‘Everyone is welcome to join us.’ experienceher own and personal learn how experiences of God’s faithfulness us for a bringconstructive ‘n’ share lunchtools toin helpthe Lyttleton readers understand Room from culture and they produce the food we Thy Kingdom Come is an initiative inviting international churches to join in prayer together in uncertain times. She considers such questions 12 noon toform 2.00pm. a missionary After lunch response. you will Williams be able invites to enjoy us to re-imaginebuy in shops. Look online to help others and to invite people to pray, to ask for prayer and to act as witnesses to their as: How can we progress when we can’t feel any a short powerpointlocal churches presentation as embassies explaining of the kingdommore of the of God and under ‘farmsunday’, go to faith. The event opens on Thursday 30th May and continues daily until 9th June. Full details movement? How can we respond to the ‘suddenlys’ in Christians as ambassadorswork done by in CMS all spheres (Church of Mission life and work. visit a farm and enter your can be found on the Priory website greatmalvernpriory.org.uk. There will also be a display of Society) which our church supports, life? What can we do with ‘the want in the wait’? Do Morgan cars in the Priory grounds. This book encourages readers to embrace the language preferences be it animals, women have key roles to play? of exile for theand scattered also see and a clip gathered with greetings Church in the post- machinery, technology and Mary Rowswell from the Tester family, our mission So if you are a woman feeling swamped by a Christian West, and to imagine ways to engage in missionarythe like. But it’s for one day partners in Lima, Peru. If possible, sign the list at the back flood of unknowns, this book may provide some living. It helps Christians to integrate their faith with everydayonly so grab the chance to of church to say that you are coming , but you are very encouragement to keep going, and to find refuge in life, and see how their efforts can align with God’s missionaryfind out more. welcome to turn up without doing so. the Lord, until your way becomes clear. THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH purpose for the world. 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