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Frisby Welcome Pack WELCOME TO FRISBY ON THE WREAKE Frisby is an active and friendly community. Throughout the year the village celebrates with; live music, plays, BBQ’s, Pub and Village Hall quizzes, Open Gardens, Concerts in the Church, Summer Fetes, and many other events. In addition, Frisby has a very full range of organisations which provide regular activities. Each of them has contributed an information sheet, to give you an outline of their scope, together with contact information should you want more details. We hope you find these helpful and that you enjoy being part of the Frisby community. Contents 1. Parish of the Upper Wreake 2. Upper Wreake Methodist Church 3. Parish Council 4. Frisby School 5. Pre-School 6. Stay and Play 7. Village Hall 8. ' Up the Wreake' Community Magazine 9. The Bell Inn 10. Frisby Store and Post Office 11. Milk Deliveries - A & A Fowler Dairy round 12. Butchers - Vinny's of Asfordby 13. Neighbourhood Watch 14. Exercise and Fitness 15. Fencers 16. Wine Society 17. Flower and Garden Club 18. Frisby Players Amateur Dramatics 19. Frisby Live Music Concerts 20. Allotment Association 21. Friendship Club 22. Frisby Creatives 23. Asfordby Football Club 24. Cricket Club 25. Pilates 26. Indoor Bowls 27. Acknowledgements. CONTACTS Welcome to the Parish of The Upper Wreake (01664) in the South West Framland Group Ministry Clergy Priest in Charge The Rev'd David Harknet 434517 Readers Canon Malcolm Briton 434490 Churchwardens (01664) Brooksby Malcolm Briton 434490 Jeanne Knowles 07796 235 444 Frisby Pru Smith 434468 Simon Blake 434580 Hoby Vic Allsop 434697 Maureen Coleman 434120 Kirby Bellars VACANT Ragdale Jane Burgess 434003 Rotherby Sue Smith 434175 Lesley Poter 434511 PCC Secretary Josie Brown 0116 259 7663 Magazine Editor Antonia Doyle 07768 193 849 Tower Captain Martin Paling 565351 Administrator Canon Vic Allsop 561909 1) St Michael & All Angels, Brooksby [email protected] 2) St Thomas of Canterbury, Frisby (Tuesdays & Fridays 9.15am to 2.30pm) 3) All Saints, Hoby 4) St Peter’s, Kirby Bellars Cluster Office, Methodist Chapel,35 Main Street 5) All Saints, Ragdale Great Dalby, MELTON MOWBRAY, LE14 2ET 6) All Saints, Rotherby Welcome to the Parish of The Upper Wreake SUNDAY SERVICE "The church is less easy to manage than, say, a factory for making garden PATTERN furniture. Churches are not just human groups organised round a & more! straightforward task. They are primarily places of divine encounter, places where we wrestle with the meaning of God and the meaning of our own lives. They are bound to be untidy." Bishop Richard Holloway in 'Churches & How to Survive Them' 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th We believe God's intention for human beings is that we should grow in such Communion Communion Communion love for him & such confdence in him that we would rightly be called God's 0830 * FRISBY BROOKSBY HOBY sons & daughters. And that, if being baptised is being led to where Jesus is, then Family or Iona Family Svc Cafe Church Communion Special “being baptised is being led towards the chaos & the neediness of a humanity 1030 ~ that has forgoten its own destiny.” (Archbishop Rowan Williams) HOBY ROTHERBY FRISBY MC RAGDALE Service Evensong We are all on a journey through life. A presupposition of the Church of 1800 England is that we do not travel alone. Where is God in relation to that KIRBY journey? He is both the starting point and the ending point. Not only that but in all our rushing around between the beginning and the end, he is there * 0830 said Prayer Book Communion too. So the journey we take is an accompanied one. God is with us every ~ 1030 Iona = Iona-style Communion step of the way. And we seek to be his presence to others. Family = less formal service with hymns Which all means that when you come to one of the six Anglican churches Cafe Church = united, informal service with pastries! (Methodist Chapel) in the Parish of The Upper Wreake, you come to a place of divine encounter. Join us as we wrestle with what it means to “love God”; with what it means WEDNESDAYS : 9.15 am Holy Communion (BCP) in St.Thomas, Frisby to “love your neighbour; with what it means to “love yourself”. Do get in touch if you have something to celebrate, such as a birth, an 1 st SATURDAYS : 3-5pm Messy Church in the Methodist Chapel, Frisby engagement or a marriage – we'd love to draw alongside. If you have a * church … just messier! for children, parents & grandparents * personal crisis due to illness, bereavement or other loss – we are here to accompany you. And if you are curious about the Christian faith and want to TUESDAYS : 7.30pm New Life (House) Group, 55 Main Street, Rotherby know more … let's talk! * studying… praying… serving... growing… contact Sue Smith 434175 * The Upper Wreake Parish is linked with the South Croxton Benefce and the plus other opportunities throughout the year to explore faith Burrough Hill Benefce to form the South West Framland Group Ministry & we work closely with the Upper Wreake Methodist Churches. => see 'Up the Wreake' Magazine for service time/location each month <= Welcome to the Parish of The Upper Wreake SUNDAY SERVICE "The church is less easy to manage than, say, a factory for making garden PATTERN furniture. Churches are not just human groups organised round a & more! straightforward task. They are primarily places of divine encounter, places where we wrestle with the meaning of God and the meaning of our own lives. They are bound to be untidy." Bishop Richard Holloway in 'Churches & How to Survive Them' 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th We believe God's intention for human beings is that we should grow in such Communion Communion Communion love for him & such confdence in him that we would rightly be called God's 0830 * FRISBY BROOKSBY HOBY sons & daughters. And that, if being baptised is being led to where Jesus is, then Family or Iona Family Svc Cafe Church Communion Special “being baptised is being led towards the chaos & the neediness of a humanity 1030 ~ that has forgoten its own destiny.” (Archbishop Rowan Williams) HOBY ROTHERBY FRISBY MC RAGDALE Service Evensong We are all on a journey through life. A presupposition of the Church of 1800 England is that we do not travel alone. Where is God in relation to that KIRBY journey? He is both the starting point and the ending point. Not only that but in all our rushing around between the beginning and the end, he is there * 0830 said Prayer Book Communion too. So the journey we take is an accompanied one. God is with us every ~ 1030 Iona = Iona-style Communion step of the way. And we seek to be his presence to others. Family = less formal service with hymns Which all means that when you come to one of the six Anglican churches Cafe Church = united, informal service with pastries! (Methodist Chapel) in the Parish of The Upper Wreake, you come to a place of divine encounter. Join us as we wrestle with what it means to “love God”; with what it means WEDNESDAYS : 9.15 am Holy Communion (BCP) in St.Thomas, Frisby to “love your neighbour; with what it means to “love yourself”. Do get in touch if you have something to celebrate, such as a birth, an 1 st SATURDAYS : 3-5pm Messy Church in the Methodist Chapel, Frisby engagement or a marriage – we'd love to draw alongside. If you have a * church … just messier! for children, parents & grandparents * personal crisis due to illness, bereavement or other loss – we are here to accompany you. And if you are curious about the Christian faith and want to TUESDAYS : 7.30pm New Life (House) Group, 55 Main Street, Rotherby know more … let's talk! * studying… praying… serving... growing… contact Sue Smith 434175 * The Upper Wreake Parish is linked with the South Croxton Benefce and the plus other opportunities throughout the year to explore faith Burrough Hill Benefce to form the South West Framland Group Ministry & we work closely with the Upper Wreake Methodist Churches. => see 'Up the Wreake' Magazine for service time/location each month <= CONTACTS Welcome to the Parish of The Upper Wreake (01664) in the South West Framland Group Ministry Clergy Priest in Charge The Rev'd David Harknet 434517 Readers Canon Malcolm Briton 434490 Churchwardens (01664) Brooksby Malcolm Briton 434490 Jeanne Knowles 07796 235 444 Frisby Pru Smith 434468 Simon Blake 434580 Hoby Vic Allsop 434697 Maureen Coleman 434120 Kirby Bellars VACANT Ragdale Jane Burgess 434003 Rotherby Sue Smith 434175 Lesley Poter 434511 PCC Secretary Josie Brown 0116 259 7663 Magazine Editor Antonia Doyle 07768 193 849 Tower Captain Martin Paling 565351 Administrator Canon Vic Allsop 561909 1) St Michael & All Angels, Brooksby [email protected] 2) St Thomas of Canterbury, Frisby (Tuesdays & Fridays 9.15am to 2.30pm) 3) All Saints, Hoby 4) St Peter’s, Kirby Bellars Cluster Office, Methodist Chapel,35 Main Street 5) All Saints, Ragdale Great Dalby, MELTON MOWBRAY, LE14 2ET 6) All Saints, Rotherby Contacts Superintendent Rev. James Skinner Minister 01664 482 132 [email protected] Local Pastor Mrs Janet Norburn 01162 695 295 [email protected] Frisby Centre Mrs Jenny Hurst Hoby Lettings 01664 840 479 [email protected] Hoby Centre Mrs Debra Charles Lettings 01664 812 874 [email protected] Both buildings are available to hire for events, birthdays, celebrations etc. We also offer the facilities associated with life's journey: Frisby e.g. Baptisms, weddings, funerals and thanksgiving services. Welcome to our unique Methodist Church! You are assured of a warm welcome whenever and wherever Please contact us if you would like further information you join us.
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