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The Bridge (November 2020) 2 To Advertise Tel: 01603 782466 or e-mail [email protected] CHURCH OFFICERS in Wroxham Hoveton Belaugh Tunstead & Neatishead Church of England Rector Revd Elizabeth Jump The Vicarage 11 Church Lane Wroxham NR12 8SH Tel: 01603 784150 [email protected] www.wroxhambenefice.org Associate Priests Revd Fr Tim Gosden Tel: 07500 864929 Revd Barry Furness Tel: 01603 782919 Reader Veronica Mowat Tel: 01603 782489 [email protected] Authorised Worship Assistants Mrs Sue Cobb Tel: 01603 783387 Mrs Sandy Lines Tel: 01603 782282 Churchwardens Wroxham St Mary Rod Stone Tel: 782735 Hoveton St Peter Sandy Lines Tel: 782282 [email protected] Tunstead St Mary John Carter Tel: 01692 536380 Barbara Wharton Tel: 01603 738958 United Reformed Church Minister Rev Bruno Boldrini 94 Welsford Road NR4 6QH Tel: 01603 458873 Secretary Mrs Lynne Howard Tel: 01603 738835 [email protected] Contact for JAM (Sunday School) Mr Chris Billing Tel: 783992 [email protected] Roman Catholic Church Parish Priest Fr. James Walsh The Presbytery 4 Norwich Road North Walsham NR28 9JP Tel: 01692 403258 www.sacredheartnorthwalsham.com Sacristan Tryddyn Horning Road West Hoveton NR12 8QJ Tel: 782758 Baptist Church Neatishead Baptist Church, Chapel Road, Neatishead, NR12 8YF ww.neatisheadbaptist.org.uk Tel: 01603 738893 Pastor Ian Bloomfield [email protected] Contact Church Secretary [email protected] In Association with Broadgrace Church Minister John Hindley Tel: 737974 [email protected] Inputs by 15th Please 3 From the Rector the Revd. Liz Jump Remember, remember the fih of November…in church, November 5th isn’t actually one of the dates we remember in our calendar, but November is certainly the season of Remembrance. On November 1st we commemorate the feast of All Saints, when we remember all those whose faith and work throughout history have given us examples to live by, and live up to. Not just the famous saints – those our churches are named aer, who oen died for their faith, and whose names are known worldwide - but also the saints in our own lives; the people whose quiet example brought us to God as they lived their faith day by day and who now rest with the God they served on earth. On November 2nd we have the feast of All Souls when we remember all those we have loved and lost. In a normal year we would have gathered together in church to remember especially those who have died in the last year. is year we can’t gather, but we will have ways of remembering our loved ones in each of our churches and, should you wish to do so, you are welcome to come to any of our churches on the days they are open (times below) to add the names of your loved ones to our remembrance areas. We will keep these in place until the end of November. On November 8th we have Remembrance Sunday, again very different this year. We can’t have our usual large gathering but, together with the Parish Council, we are working on a small civic ceremony with an invited group of representatives of local organisations. We will say prayers and lay wreaths. We will remember them. At the end of November we move towards Advent and our preparation for Christ’s birth. We don’t expect to be able to do Christmas in the same way as usual, but we have plans to bring Christmas to you from our churches in other ways. Watch our website www.wroxhambenefice.org or our Facebook page – search Wroxham Benefice. If you can’t access any of those things, we will put more details in here in December, or you can ring and let us know if you’d like us to get something to you by post. Our churches are open between 10am and 4pm on the following days-Wroxham Sunday and Wednesday; Hoveton St John Tuesday and Saturday; Hoveton St Peter Friday; Belaugh and Tunstead Saturday. With my love and prayers Liz Services for November 1st 10am Wroxham 8th 9.30am Wroxham 15th 10am Hoveton St John 22nd 10am Wroxham 29th 10am Hoveton St John e Revd Liz Jump Rector e Wroxham Benefice Serving the parishes of Wroxham, Hoveton, Belaugh and Tunstead 01603 784150 4 To Advertise Tel: 01603 782466 or e-mail [email protected] Inputs by 15th Please 5 ST. JOHN’S COFFEE MORNINgS Hoveton St John Coffee Mornings have been cancelled until further notice. We are sad about this because they are happy friendly occasions but because of the Coronavirus we have to think of people’s health & take the Government’s advice in this matter. ST. MARY’S COFFEE MORNINgS Due to the government guide lines it is regrettable that we had have to cancel our monthly coffee mornings which are held in Wroxham Church Hall until further notice. Thank you to everyone who has been supporting these events and you will be kept informed when we can resume. MOTHERS’ UNION – WROXHAM BENEFICE BRANCH Because of the coronavirus situation, please note there will be no meetings until further notice. Sue Gibbons, Secretary 01603 738893 BROADgRACE CHURCH Minister : John Hindley Telephone: 01603 737974 Email: [email protected] Website: www.broadgrace.org.uk See www.broadgrace.org.uk for more details or give John a call on 01603 737974. UNITED REFORMED CHURCH Minister Rev Bruno Boldrini. 94 Welsford Road NR4 6QH Tel: 01603 453071 [email protected] Secretary: Lynne Howard, 01603 738835. [email protected] We are delighted that our church is now open. All safety measures for Covid 19 will be in place. Services and Events in November (all at the Hub unless stated otherwise) Sunday 1 st November 11am Service of Holy Communion led by Rev Bruno Boldrini. This will be Bruno’s last service with us. Sun 8 th November 10.45am Service for Remembrance Sunday led by Warrant Officer Don Meechan. Sun 15 th November 11am Service led by Rev Carole Pearl. Sunday 22 nd November 11am Service led by Rev Sue Seeley. Sunday 29 th November 11am Service leader to be confirmed. 6 To Advertise Tel: 01603 782466 or e-mail [email protected] Unfortunately we are unable to serve coffee after the service at present. The community café on a Thursday is also suspended. JAM (our Children’s Church) is still not running due the covid pandemic but we do provide online talks, stories and activities through our facebook page JAMWROXHAM. Please contact Chris Billing ( [email protected] ) or phone 01603 783992 for more details. ST. HELEN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass: St Helen’s is open for Mass only at the following times: Saturday 17.00 - 18.30 with Mass at 17.30 and Wednesday 09.00 - 10.30 with Mass at 09.30 followed by exposition of the Blessed Sacrament for private prayer. We can now accommodate up to 45 people and although advance booking is no longer required please let us know if you’re coming to the Saturday Vigil Mass for the first time. Your details will be taken for ‘track and trace’ and a face covering must be worn whilst in church: hand sanitiser is provided throughout. Although congregational singing is still prohibited, there is music on Saturday. Socialising is possible outside after Mass, but only in groups of up to six with appropriate social distancing. Further information may be found on the parish website www.sacredheartnorthwalsham.com. <https://www.sacredheartnorthwalsham.com.> ground Maintenance: Following significant damage to some of the trees in St Helen’s Church Grounds during the October gales, notice is hereby given that there will be clearing of debris and a probable bonfire on site during November. Although this will be carried out under strict supervision in calm conditions and with regard for neighbouring properties where possible, any change in wind strength or direction is beyond our control. WROXHAM LIBRARY Wroxham Library is open We look forward to welcoming you back! You can * follow our one-way system to browse the shelves * pre-order a selection of up to 10 books for adults for free through Select and Collect Use the online form at norfolk.spydus.co.uk<http://norfolk.spydus.co.uk> or call 01603 774777 * borrow our new Grab and Go children’s book bags for families * book one 60-minute session per day on a computer. To book a session or if you need any help while using our computers call 01603 774777 * return items through the drop box or self-service kiosks * download the FREE Spydus app to check out books on your smartphone * download eBooks, audio books, newspapers and magazines by visiting www.norfolk.gov.uk/libraries<http://www.norfolk.gov.uk/libraries> Inputs by 15th Please 7 We’ve made some changes to keep you safe, so * there is no ‘Open Library’ access * please bring your library card with you or join in the library or online * we may ask for details from you to help with Test and Trace * you will need to wear a face covering in the library * we have a one-way system for social distancing * hand sanitiser is available for use on the way in and out of the library * surfaces and computers will be regularly wiped down * returned books will be quarantined for 72 hours * sorry, there are no newspapers, magazines or seats in the library and the toilet is not available. We’ve made some changes to our opening hours * Monday: Closed * Tuesday: 10 - 4pm * Wednesday: 10 - 4pm * Thursday: 2 -6 pm * Friday: 10 - 4pm * Saturday: 10 - 1 pm * Sunday: Closed www.norfolk.gov.uk/libraries<http://www.norfolk.gov.uk/libraries> Wroxham Library, Norfolk Library and Information Service Tel: 01603 782560 Norwich Road, Wroxham, Norwich, NR12 8RX [Norfolk County Council]<http://www.norfolk.gov.uk/> CLUB NEWS BARTON HOUSE RAILWAY B.H.R.
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