Malvern Priory £1.00 Magazine November 2020 ISSUE The Parish Church of St. Mary & St. Michael PRIESTLY ORDINATION

For someone who had grown up as a Pentecostal, musical and worshipful moments throughout with being ordained as a Priest was somewhat unexpected. some very difficult-to-sing pieces. Despite this, it has happened. It was supposed to take The end result was way more than I could have place at Petertide, at the end of June or beginning hoped for. It was gutting that only a few people could of July, but the Covid pandemic soon put a stop to attend the service, but I felt the prayers of the Priory that. We had no idea when it would take place and family throughout. it became slightly frustrating as a result. As things My journey towards ordained ministry has been a developed, the plan to have the service in each good decade long—if not more—and being ordained of our parish churches was decided. Normally, an a priest has been a pivotal moment both personally ordination is a huge Cathedral event with hundreds and ministerially. It’s not something that can easily be in the congregation. It’s a big affair and a memorable explained in words; much like when we come to the life event. To be honest, communion table, there’s having this taken a mystery about it, an away felt horrible and otherness that I’ve learnt upsetting and it took to embrace. It’s more than quite a while to come to just a ‘job’, and although terms with the fact that doing the ‘priestly this significant moment things’ like presiding at in my vocational journey communion or being able would be a very stripped to give a blessing are a back experience. I could huge privilege, there’s not have been more something of the being wrong. present for people and Our team at the helping others flourish in Priory was incredibly their own priesthood that supportive and worked really gets to the heart of hard to allow for a responsibility imparted at brilliant service. Our ordination. custos team, Rob and I look forward to the next James, Church Manager year or so working with Anne, Administrator Rod and others at Great Mary and Vicar Rod put Malvern Priory, and it’s in so much effort, even so good to be in a church accommodating my where I am encouraged fussy nature, in planning and blessed by the people out and making the of Malvern as much, if not service happen. The more so, than I could ever Maxim family, as well as encourage and bless them. Nick Jackson and Megan created some amazing Revd Jonny Gordon

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REMEMBER, REMEMBER… Remembrance Sunday belongs to us all. If we ceased to remember, we would be under-rating evil. November used to be called, in Church circles, ‘The Remembrance Sunday is full of a sense of God’s EIGHT HUNDRED CHILDREN PRIORYMonth of thePARISH Dead’, withOFFICE All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Church House, Church Street, Malvern WR14 2AY urgent desire for peace and reconciliation in His world. ParishDay Administrator:at the beginning Mary Weatherill and of course Remembrance It is a day to concentrate on prayer for the peace of COMING TO LIFEPATH Tel:Sunday (01684) 561020soon (answerphone)after. Observance of the great Church God—not just the absence of war, but God’s positive Email: [email protected] Almost 1,000 people will be participating in the annual Lifepath event at Malvern OpenFestivals to Public: may be diminishing but although a majority peace. Priory this year with just under 800 children attending from 20 local schools and up Mondayof the 11:00am-12:00 population noon; cannot remember the Second World The beautiful Hebrew word Shalom (Peace) is found to 150 volunteers from 21 churches in Malvern and beyond helping out. Tuesday 10:00am-12:00 noon; Wednesday,War—Hitler’s Thursday War—and & Friday 9:30am-1:00pm hardly any the First, thankfully throughout the Bible. The word means the total In a day off from regular lessons the children will take part in a number of that day is still observed with great reverence. different activities. They will have the opportunity to dress up as monks and wellbeing of human society, the health and harmony experience the daily rhythm of work and prayer, they will prepare, cook and GREATEach year, MALVERN in the iconoclastic PRIORY 60s and 70s, there were of the community, where love for God and one’s sample a monk’s meal and they will take part in hand-bell ringing and learn about WEBSITEvoices urging that the time had come to drop it even neighbour is seen in action. It is a word in daily use in the importance of bells in the routine of monastery life. There will also be the www.greatmalvernpriory.org.ukthough at that time there were still huge numbers Israel (where it is so badly needed) and is even writ chance to learn about medieval medicines, have a go at brass rubbing and ancient Webmaster: [email protected] people for whom the day brought poignant large above Tel Aviv airport—just like ‘Welcome to tile decorating, and to become archaeologists, finding and identifying hidden Formemories information onand services, a renewed events, outreach, sense people, of bitter loss. The first Heathrow!’ treasures. history and much more. Members’ section gives Remembrance Service at which I officiated was in The days will include many other activities plus discussion and collective worship access to the notice sheet and other information not Yes, we still need Remembrance Day. It is a challenge publicly1962 .available. Thankfully, Register orthose Login to voices access (link did at not prevail. with action songs and stories, giving children and staff the chance to reflect on top of all pages except the Home page). to us. their own ‘lifepath’. The aim behind the week-long event is to provide a day to Our civilisation is a bit precarious, and wickedness Tim W Gunter explore Malvern’s Christian heritage by telling the story of the Benedictine monks and sin continue to bring wars and chaos. who founded the Priory in 1085, almost 1,000 years ago. LYTTELTON WELL (Christian Centre at entrance to Priory) For the first time in the twelve-year history of Lifepath at the Priory there is to be Tel: 01684 573702 a Community day on Saturday 29th June, from 10.00am – 3.00pm. “I wish my Mum Email: [email protected] and Dad (or brother or sister) could see this!” are words sometimes said by school Enquiries about Priory bookings of the Lyttelton children at the end of a Lifepath day. Others also ask what it is all about so this Rooms should be made at the Priory ParishHAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW Office (details above) year, there is the opportunity for anyone and everyone to come to the Community Day, to stay as long as they want, to join in as much as they want, and to see and THE WELL COUNSELLINGLYTTELTON WELL? www.thewellcounselling.co.uk experience just what it’s all about. All the activities will be going on within the Tel: 01684 563456 Priory building—hand bells, tower bells, medieval medicine, tile-making, brass- Email: [email protected] To increase café space, the bookshop area has been cleared for more tables. The rubbing, spinning, archaeology, medieval cooking, calligraphy, architecture, bookshop has temporarily been moved into the 'counselling suite' at the far end of medieval maths, the daily life of a monk, and the different aspects of the prayer BOOK REVIEW journey—love, sorry, thanks and please. There will be upfront explanations on the Diana HowStoc Notkfo tord Totally Put Yourthe Lyttelton Children Off Rooms. God You’ll find an inviting and well-displayed shop with a wide range hour, short silences and Lifepath songs—and there will be refreshments. Visitors C o u n s e l l o r , M–B AaC Pconversation on Christianof cards, parenting gifts and books, as well as seasonal stock including Advent calendars and will be invited to add their stone to the cairn that we’ll have been building all week. between a father and hiscandles, sons calendars, diaries and Christmas cards. Attentive listening, supportive If you have often heard Lifepath spoken of, but have never witnessed it, this is challenge, creaBytive Howardchoices Worsley, Monarch,Much-needed £8.99 professional counselling by Christians continues, but as they can't do your opportunity to do so! Come and see what 800 primary school children will Parenting can be the best or worst of times. It can 0 7 5 8 1 0 4 2 1 2 4 it face-to-face, the counsellors have been trained to counsel by telephone or 'Zoom'. have experienced during the past week. All are welcome, from people visiting d c m s t o c k fbeo r d a@ roleg m a iwel . c o lovem best, or one that causes us great Malvern to members of our community who have wondered what is happening •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••w w w . m a l vinsecurity.e r n l i n k c o u n Theres e l l i n gis. c noo m formal training for parenthood. each year in Malvern when they see so many ‘Monks’ around the Priory! We hope to There are no clear benchmarks of success and yet it demands all our resources, skills and attention. see you there. This book is the merging of the author’s deep Lifepath at the Priory starts on 24th June. Volunteers are always needed so if you convictions of parenting with examples of both feel you might be able to help, Ros Ponting can be contacted on 01684 572165, or “When it worked” and “When it did not work”. He email the Parish office via the website – greatmalvernpriory.org.uk has also elicited the help of his sons to write their Mary Rowswell perspectives on how their experiences and memories connect (or differ from) his own. This book will share stories of parenting success, but is honest about the times of failure, too. FAMILY BARN DANCE Pre Theatre Dinner (with HOT supper) at The Abbey Saturday, 8th June 7.00 – 9.00pm Two courses at in Great Malvern Priory church The Priory View Restaurant Tickets: Adults £7, Children £4 £21.95 per adult Available from 6pm - 7pm MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTIONS Book on our website today! Please send all contributions for the magazine by email whenever possible to mag@greatmalvernpriory. org.uk with the deadline of the 10th of the previous month at the latest. Written articles should be Abbey Road, Great Malvern WR14 3ET clearly marked “Magazine” and placed in the “M” pigeonhole at the back of the Priory. The deadline for t 01684 878248 e [email protected] w sarova.com these is the 8th of the previous month. Contributions should be limited to a maximum of 500 words Terms and Conditions apply. Subject to availability. and, where accompanied by relevant photographs, reduced accordingly. Where photographs of young people are provided, please confirm that parental permission has been obtained to publish in this Page 2 magazine. Articles will also be considered for inclusion on the Priory web site - if for any reason this is not acceptable, please mention when submitting articles. Some photographs, especially of young Priory Magazine Design & Print by people, may not be published on the web pages. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any �������������� ���������� means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior permission from Malvern Priory 01684 540809 �������������������������� Page 11 You may have read an appeal in recent Priory magazines for hosts to � ������������������������ look after children from Belarus during their health-giving holiday. All ������������� ������� children in an extended area of that country continue to be affected by ������������������������������� the contamination from the Chernobyl catastrophe of 1986. Thank you ������������������������ very much for your concern, for your prayers, your encouragement and ��������������������������� financial help. We need to raise over £7,000, mostly for travel and visas. Much is generously given ‘in kind’ eg. dentist, optician, occasional days ���������������������������� ��������������������������������� out and local barbecues. The families enjoy the Three Counties Show and �������������������� the children enjoy Lifepath and also a day at a local school. We do have the host families for this year and some already asking about next year! ���������������������������������� ����������������������� So why do we, a dedicated committee, invite children every year? We know that the need remains and will not go away for generations. The Chernobyl Children’s Life Line is a national charity which, since 1996, has supported us by working with the local education department to select ������������������������������������� a leader and children, and arrange their travel and visas. Each year since �������������������������������������� 2009 we have welcomed Olga, an English teacher, bringing ten different 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! Thank you for enabling this life changing experience for the children and their families. They are so appreciative—the photo shows Olga and children preparing to give their farewell concert—and Thank you very much resounds across Malvern. We say to them Spaseeba!! Thank you for visiting us. Dorothy Knights Page 9 FROM THE VICARAGE

A long time ago, in the Ukraine, Jacob was a young man returned, and Jacob seized his opportunity. He knocked in a hurry. He dreamed of going to the big city to make on her door. He stood there, hair whitened with lime, his fortune but until then, picking up odd jobs in his naked and badly bruised. "Help me, "he said. "It's me, village was the only way to keep the wolf from the door. Jacob." But then, in 1941, another wolf came. German troops Mrs Boyko stared at him. The morning sun cast a arrived in the village with the aim of rounding up all the strange shadow over her visitor. She turned and went Jews, shooting them and burying them in a massive inside to her open fire. She took a large kindling log, set pit. It all happened so quickly. Jacob was mending a it alight and then ran at Jacob, chasing him out of her fence in the morning and was lined up on the edge of garden and along the road. Terrified, Jacob fled. Then the death pit as the sun set. No time to think. No time he turned back and looked frightened and scared. But to escape. The shots rang out, and Jacob fell on his Mrs Boyko had stopped running. Suddenly, in this man, dead neighbours and friends. He thought he was killed she saw the face of Jesus. too. But slowly Jacob realised that the bullet meant for Mrs Boyko called to him and invited him into her him had skimmed passed. He remained still whilst the cottage. She washed him, fed him and cared for him. He executioners laid lime over the corpses. stayed with her for the rest of the war. Jacob became Night fell. The sounds of drunken soldiers swearing her son, at significant personal risk to herself. and cursing faded away. Jacob thought he could I tell this true story because November is a time for wriggle out from the carnage above and beneath him. Remembrance. It is good to be reminded why so many With a tremendous effort, he climbed out of the pit and men and women sacrificed their lives to combat the into the dark woods. Jacob was shaking physically and evil of Nazism. We owe them a huge debt. They gave emotionally and knew he needed help. He slowly made their lives so we may live in peace. his way back to the village. Wear your poppy with pride. Dawn came, and he watched as Mrs Boyko left her Bless you. cottage to attend church. It was Sunday morning. Surely she would help him. Eventually, Mrs Boyko Rod •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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Phil www.abbeyfieldworcester.co.uk in the specialPhil gifts they bring us on the journeys we make. www.abbeyfieldworcester.co.uk 66 66 Revd Michael Burgess 66 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Page 4 WORCESTERSHIRE SCOUT LEADERS TO MARSABIT FROM THE VICARAGE “Leave it better than you found it…” “Leave it better thanIf you could you go backfound in it…”When Jesus ascended into heaven he was no longer visible Lord Baden-Powell,time and meetChief me Scout. in my to the disciples. They must have missed him terribly. Yet, Lord Baden-Powell,twenties, Chiefyou would Scout. be in through the coming of the Holy Spirit, rather than being What have Marsabit and 15 Scoutfor aLeaders surprise. from Instead Hereford of a and Worcesterdisheartened got in and common? miserable, the disciples were emboldened What have Marsabit and 15 Scoutbald Leaders head, you from would Hereford see and Worcesterand Christianity got in common? spread rapidly. By the end of the fourth 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 wea wavy hope mane that after of brown this summer andcentury in the A.D. years Christianity to come, was the major religion in the 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 Julyhair this reaching year, 15 Scoutdown Leadersalmost will setRoman off to Empire Marsabit, and Kenya.today two billion people claim allegiance Two years ago Martin Bradley (Assistant County Commissioner H&W Scouts) contacted me, Two years ago Martin Bradley (Assistantto my shoulders. County This Commissioner was H&Wto Jesus. 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 thewith 1970s, a group and from men the wore Priory in MarsabitYou may in 2015.be going He hadthrough the ideaa hard of timeorganising at this moment,a trip through but 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.their With hair thelong. contacts I can still I’d made fromlife thedoes Priory compensate. trip, Bishop Having Rob a Martin, faith, gives Bishop us strengthQampicha to 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), plansremember began to myform hair and blowing within six monthssee beyond we had ourselves 15 Leaders and signed to have up hope for ourin Jesus. trip this So what summer. is It was decided that the 2019 tripin would the wind… 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 successfulgood in your,we hope life? What to have can further you celebrate? trips in the What coming can you years say 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 16-18The year truth olds. is I missOn the having way from Nairobithank youto Marsabit, to God for? 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 hea head spent of his hair final and, years. if I could This will beBetween quite a special Pentecost visit and for Ascension,us. the congregation of Onwards to Marsabit, where weAhave HEALING will mybe undertakinglong AND hair back SUSTAINING a number of projects—repairs CHURCH and completion of the Bubisa water Onwards to Marsabit, where we will be undertaking a number ofthe projects—repairs Priory are joining and with completion other churches of the around Bubisa Malvern water catchmentagain, I would system; say ‘yes maintenance please.’ But, ofbeing Laisamis a baldy gutters does haveand water tank; Wings school: teaching, and painting a classroom mural; You’ll be hearing the words ‘healthy and to take part in ‘Thy Kingdom Come’. This is the Archbishop’s catchmentbuildingsome advantages. a water system; tank For maintenance example,for Goro RukescaI don’t of Laisamis need church; to gutters buy and a comb,education and water and tank; promotion Wings school: of menstrual teaching, health. and painting a classroom mural; building a water tank for Gorosustainable Rukesca churches’ church; a lotand in oureducation diocesan andprayer promotion initiative, of menstrual encouraging health. us to pray together and expect buildingmyOn haircut Sunday a waterat 9ththe June,tankbarber’s for Bishop Gorois half Rob Rukesca price, will I havebe church; visiting no need and the educationof Priory, where and promotionwe will here of an menstrual update from health. Marsabit, and a commissioning David T. SpilsOnbury, SundayGeorgia A. Sp 9thilsbu ryJune, Bishop lifeRob at thewill moment. be visiting As we navigatethe Priory, the whereto we see will God here working an update within from us. There Marsabit, will be and two a commissioningprayer conditioner,On Sunday drying 9th June, my Bishophair takes Rob moments, will be visiting a hair-dryer the Priory, is where we will here an update from Marsabit, and a commissioning service for our trip. “I’m in a strangechallenges mood… of the pandemic looking and forward seek to be to a goingmarquees home, on but the also Priory not grounds. wanting The to leave first Kenya.will be aI dowelcome hope I servicenot required, for our and trip. hair “I’m no in longer a strange falls mood…in my eyes. looking forward to going home, but also not wanting to leave Kenya. I do hope I have the opportunity to returnfaithful to Marsabit… Christian presence, the placewe want and as many the peopletent, encouraging will remain inpeople my memories from the communityand my heart… to come ” This in from have the opportunity to returnchurch to Marsabit… communities asthe possible place to and be healthy the people will remain in my memories and my heart… ” This from myWhat diary I experienced on 15th October with my 2015! hair, happens in other parts and experience prayer activities. The second, a much larger myof my diary life. on There 15th are October compensations 2015!and sustainable—in and joys at other every words, age. alive and marquee, will hold prayer stations and prayer workshops. Dylan Farrier kicking now and for the foreseeable future! 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“Leave it better than you found it…” NEWS OF CHERNOBYL CHILDREN Lord Baden-Powell, Chief Scout. David-Gorodok is a small town children and teachers and we are What have Marsabit and 15 Scout Leaders from Hereford and Worcester[population got in common? 8000] in the south of glad to keep in touch with families Not a lot at the moment… but we hope that after this summer and inbelarus. the years For to overcome, ten years, olga a in David-Gorodok and other links lasting legacy. At the end of July this year, 15 Scout Leaders will set offTrukhonovets to Marsabit, hasKenya. brought a group we have in belarus. Two years ago Martin Bradley (Assistant County Commissioner H&Wof Scouts) ten-year contacted olds for me, a health-giving Not only is Covid-19 worrying after seeing pictures of my time with a group from the Priory in Marsabitholiday in 2015. in Malvern. He had the It’s idea not ofthe organising a trip through but there is also political unrest. Scouts to somewhere in East Africa. With the contacts I’d made from thecold-water Priory trip, treatment Bishop Rob of Martin,a previous Bishop Qampicha and Please look out for news and pray Graham McClure (GoMAD), plans began to form and within six months we had 15 Leaders signed up for our trip this summer. century but water is involved. They for the safety of all people in that 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 Nairobilearn to Marsabit, to swim! we pass close by to Nyeri, Baden-Powell’s country. Meanwhile the children resting place and lodge, where he spent his final years. This will be quiteThis a yearspecial the visit danger for us. for the in the two schools, where olga Onwards to Marsabit, where we will be undertaking a number of projects—repairschildren has not and just completion been the of the Bubisa water and Sergei teach, send their love House catchment system; maintenance of Laisamis gutters and water tank; Wingsdangerous school: river teaching, running and through painting a classroom mural; to ‘all our friends in Malvern’. our VIEL GLÜCK, ALI…of Covid-19 in the region—but no Maintenance building a water tank for Goro Rukesca church; and education and promotionthe town of but menstrual Covid-19 health. which has ‘Chernobyl’ committee thank you MALVERN CHRISTIANSlockdowns in this UNITEcountry!—so Living on & Earth Decorating already taken some local adults. for your generous donations and On Sunday 9th June, Bishop Rob will be visiting the Priory, where weHundreds will here of an local update Christians from willMarsabit, be joining and forces athe commissioning Chernobyl during a worldwide Children’s eleven Life dayLine is expensive, Specialist but In September, there was a fl are-up assure you that we look forward service for our trip. “I’m in a strange mood… looking forward to goingprayer-athon home, but for also local not communities wanting to andleave for Kenya. theare world. Inot do Thehopeable international toI host holidays initiative this is called it does include a have the opportunity to return to Marsabit… the place and the peopleThy Kingdom will remain Come in andmy memorieslocal participation and my takes heart… place ” This in the from Priory grounds from 30th Mayto – a time when the childrenFree will advice & year. However, the Charity is glad quotation my diary on 15th October 2015! 9th June. It involves hundreds of Christians and churches from across the diocese, includingbe able to freecome trip to Malvern again. to be able to help with some basic Dylan Farrier the Priory itself, St Mary’s, Source, St Andrews and All Saints, the Baptist Church, LansdowneChernobyl around contamination is sadly Methodist Church, Lyttelton Well Chaplaincy, Holyand Trinityessential and medical the Guarlford supplies. and Powick All forms of household maintenance still aff ecting lives.Honest and dependable Churches. Malvern supplied thermometers the sun A marquee will be set up in the grounds of thefor Priory local and schools laid out to withmonitor prayer stations for every10 years Dorothy in the trade Knights topics like blessing our world, our community, our youth and children and ourselves, with year.CALL PAUL ON BRING ‘N’ SHARE body,VISIT mind and spiritualA FARM healing. There will be an adventure prayer walk in the grounds of 01684 439722 the Priory for children over the halfth term weekend and opportunities for prayer throughout 07597 272178 SUNDAY – 9 JUNE 2019 [email protected] SUNDAY LUNCH each day with short services at 9.00am, 12.00 noon, and 5.00pm plus a workshop on prayer at rd VIEL GLÜCK,12.30pm. ALI All… the workshops will be different and there will be a full programme available. House ON 23 JUNE ThisSome global local prayer farms movement are invites Christians across the world to pray between Maintenance Ascension MALVERN CHRISTIANSopening their gates to UNITE Living on & Earth Decorating Grab some ready-cooked food from the supermarket and Pentecost so that more people may get to know the Christian Church. ‘We want people Hundreds of local Christians will tobe visitors.pray joining for They theforces worldwide want during folk a Christianto worldwide family eleven and dayfor themselves,’ said theis Rev. expensive, Rod Corke, Specialist vicarbut of shelf and avoid the washing up on Sunday, 23rd June—join prayer-athon for local communitiesMalvern experienceand for Priory. the world.and ‘Everyone learn The how internationalis welcome to initiative join us.’ is called us for a bring ‘n’ share lunch in the Lyttleton Room from it does include a Thy Kingdom Come and local participationthey produce takes place the foodin the we Priory grounds from 30th May – Free advice & 12 noon to 2.00pm. After lunch you will be able to enjoy Thy Kingdom Come is an initiative inviting international churches to join in prayer togetherquotation 9th June. It involves hundreds of Christiansbuy in shops. and churches Look online from across the diocese, including free trip a short powerpoint presentation explaining more of the to help others and to invite people to pray, to ask for prayer and to act as witnesses to their the Priory itself, St Mary’s, Source, Stunder Andrews ‘farmsunday’, and All Saints, go to the Baptist Church, Lansdowne work done by CMS (Church Mission faith. The event opens on Thursday 30th May and continues daily untilaround 9th June. Full details Methodist Church, Lyttelton Well Chaplaincy,canvisit be afound farm Holy onand the Trinity enter Priory andyour website the Guarlford greatmalvernpriory.org.uk and Powick . ThereA llwill forms also of household be a display maintenance of Society) which our church supports, Churches. 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When David Campbell proposed to Mary Wall up a mountain in the Highlands of Scotland in November 2019, little did we know the complications of organising the wedding that they happily planned for 2020. The date was set for 29th August 2020 and all the elements of a traditional modern wedding were put in place. The church, car, flowers, bridemaids, reception venue, caterers, barn dance group, hall decorations, dresses and lots of exciting details. Invitations were sent and were answered; we were all set—or so we thought! Then lockdown. It will be fine by August, we confidently said in March… By July, it became obvious that this was not going to be so and the whole event was moved, with all the detail, to January 2022. Mary this complied with the Government leisurely breakfast, lunch and and David, however, were keen to rule of six as well. hair appointment as the time be married to continue their life The 14th October was settled approached 3.00pm. David’s together, so a socially distanced upon and it dawned as a bright parents had travelled down from tiny wedding was planned. They and sunny day. There was none Edinburgh a few days before and decided that the ultimate tiny of the usual panic associated so they and David also had a very wedding would be to stick to with a wedding day, with plenty relaxed start to the day. parents only and as it turned out, of time to walk the dog, have a David looked splendid, regaled in

Page 8 PRIORY PEOPLE: A WEDDING… ALL IN THE MONTH

the Campbell tartan, and we were OF NOVEMBER greeted warmly by James and Rob • It was: 500 years ago, on 28th November 1520, that the Portuguese at the door of the Priory. The church navigator, Ferdinand Magellan, sailed into the South Pacific and named looked wonderful, decorated for the waters the Pacific Ocean. Harvest, and the warm October • 200 years ago, on 28th November 1820, that Friedrich Engels, German sunshine lit up the magnificent socialist philosopher and social scientist who collaborated with Karl windows especially in St Giles’ Marx to found modern communism and co-write the Communist chapel in the north aisle where the Manifesto. ceremony took place. • 100 years ago, on 11th November 1920, that following World War 1, The music, although not live, was Britain and France held ceremonies to dedicate a national monument soaring and Mary and David looked known as the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior. The British monument is at very happy. Rod preached about Westminster Abbey in London. family and carrying on the batten of st love from generation to generation. • 100 years ago, on 21 November 1920, that Bloody Sunday took place As they left the church, the Ponting during the Irish War of Independence. 31 people were killed in a day of violence that began when the IRA shot dead 14 British soldiers in family were on hand to decorate Dublin. The British then opened fire on a Gaelic football crowd, killing the Micra wedding car and take lots 14 people. Three Irish prisoners held in Dublin Castle were also killed. of photos. th The happy couple then went for • 80 years ago, on 5 November 1940, that Franklin D Roosevelt became a short drive around the Hills and the only US President to win a third term in office. back to Cedar Avenue where an • 80 years ago, on 14th November 1940, that German Luftwaffe bombers unusual reception of party games, virtually destroyed the city of Coventry, including its medieval a sunflower wedding cake and cathedral. singing round the piano happened. • 80 years ago, on 15th November 1940, that all the Jews in Warsaw were It was a thoroughly enjoyable, transferred to the Warsaw Ghetto—about 400,000 of them. stress-free experience. Mary and • 60 years ago, on 2nd November 1960, that a British jury cleared David left for a short honeymoon Penguin Books of obscenity for publishing D H Lawrence’s novel Lady in Symonds Yat with Mabel the dog Chatterley’s Lover. This event is often considered the beginning of the and we are all looking forward to permissive society in Britain. sharing our happiness in 2022 with • 60 years ago, on 8th November 1960, that John F Kennedy was elected the wider family and friends. as the 35th President of the USA. th Helen Wall • 40 years ago, on 4 November 1980, that Ronald Reagan was elected as the 40th President of the USA. • 40 years ago, on 21st November 1980, that American TV soap opera Dallas revealed ‘Who shot JR’ after keeping viewers in suspense for eight months. • 30 years ago, on 7th November 1990, that Mary Robinson became the first female President of Ireland. • 30 years ago, on 22nd November 1990, that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher announced her resignation. She was succeeded by John Major, on 28th Nov. • 25 years ago, on 20th November 1995, that Princess Diana admitted that she had committed adultery, and spoke openly about her separation from the Prince of Wales in a frank interview for the BBC. • 20 years ago, on 7th November 2000, that George W Bush was elected as the 43rd President of the USA, though the result of the election would not be known for over a month because of disputed votes in Florida. • 15 years ago, on 30th November 2005, that John Sentamu became Archbishop of York. He was the first black archbishop in the Church of England.

Page 9 WE WILL REMEMBER – 80 YEARS ON

This year we’ve been remembering gratitude for what was achieved the battle of britain, described by in the darkest moments of war. Winston Churchill in August 1940 as However, this year we are very ‘one of the decisive battles of the war… aware of our own struggles never in the fi eld of human confl ict with the worldwide Covid-19 was so much owed by so many to so pandemic. We face an unseen few.’ It was a dramatic turning point enemy, but the eff ects on our in the history of the Second World lives and society are almost as from David.’ (2 Timothy 2:8). Jesus War. The occasions for remembrance devastating as world war. secured the victory of death by His this month will provide us times of remembering is not just about cross and resurrection, so that we focusing on past don’t need to fear death, but trust events. It is also in His loving purposes for our lives. about making Currently we can’t see clearly present past events, what the future holds for us; it may as we give thanks be very diff erent from what we for all that took might expect. However, we can place. The battle of pray for God’s will to be done and britain was fought that we will play our part, just as by the Few and won each of those airmen did so many in the skies over years ago. the Channel. In our battle with the virus, ‘They shall grow not old as we we can call to mind that are left grow old: Age shall the victory of Jesus: not weary them, nor the years ‘Remember Jesus condemn. At the going down of Christ, raised from the sun and in the morning we the dead, descended will remember them.’ THE SOLDIER’S PRAYER

I asked God for strength, that I might achieve, I was made weak, that I might learn humbly to obey. I asked for health, that I might do greater things, I was given infi rmity, that I might do better things. I asked for riches, that I might be happy, I was given poverty, that I might be wise. I asked for power, that I might have the praise of men, I was given weakness, that I might feel the need of God. I asked for all things, that I might enjoy life, I was given life, that I might enjoy all things. I got nothing that I asked for – but everything that I had hoped for. Almost despite myself, my unspoken prayers were answered. I am among all men most richly blessed.

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Page 10 POPPIES FOR REMEMBRANCE

For many, the royal british Legion’s red poppy is a symbol of peace and remembrance for those who gave their lives in times of war. over the years, the annual Poppy Appeal, fi rst held in 1921, has raised vital money to support britain’s Armed Forces, veterans and their families in their times of need. However, this is not the only poppy appeal which exists to promote peace and to remember wartime sacrifi ce. The white poppy was fi rst designed and distributed in 1933 by the Peace Pledge Union, the UK’s oldest pacifi st group. Many veterans of the First World War, and indeed, of wars since, opted to wear the white poppy to stress the ‘never again’ message and to visually represent their commitment to peace. black poppies are also available each year from black Poppy rose, to especially remember those in the African, black, Caribbean and Pacifi c Islands communities who contributed to or who died during various confl icts since the 16th century. Animal victims of wartime, like horses and dogs, are also remembered through the wearing of purple poppies. organised by the War Horse Memorial, donations for purple poppies are given to animal charities including World Horse Welfare and blue Cross. Whatever colour you choose to wear, poppies remain an important symbol to remember all those aff ected by war.

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Page 11 BOOK REVIEWS

LIVING WITH THE PSALMS the passing on of DNA, starting from By John L Bell [SPCK, £9.99] them, back to the beginning of God’s books on The Psalms, texts well-known creation of the universe. They will be to Jesus, are many and diverse. This encouraged to discover and wonder one, in which one can hear John bell’s at their place in the world, and refl ect voice as one reads, is very approachable on the responsibility of looking after while giving food for thought. He is God’s creation. exploring the Psalms as they relate to daily life, and I found much that chimes IN THE SHADOW OF THE SHAHS: with ‘daily life’ as we are experiencing FINDING UNEXPECTED GRACE it in these unusual times. John asks, By Farifteh V. Robb [Lion Hudson for example, “What is it about Psalm Ltd, £9.99] 23?” and comes up with perspectives Have you ever wondered what it we may not have thought of before. is like to survive a revolution? To When it comes to Psalm 88, the same be a religious convert, adopting a question is asked, and reading the diff erent nationality and starting Psalm does not give much reason afresh in a new discipline? To for comfort or reassurance; but John fall deeply in love, despite some points out something that is obvious major obstacles to your growing when he says it, but may have relationship? All of these things, and escaped us on the rare occasions more, happened to Farifteh robb. when we have read it or heard it. ‘A This is the fascinating and moving vocabulary for Pain’ is a pertinent story of a woman’s journey between chapter, pointing out that almost two cultures—her Persian Muslim half the Psalms deal with life gone heritage and her Christian life in wrong, while ‘Hot Gossip and Hard Scotland. It describes the challenges Places’ struck home here. There are she faced in an Iran torn apart by many other subjects covered, making political turmoil, and in her new life in this a good book to dip into and fi nd the UK. Written with passion, candid topics relevant to how you are feeling. refl ection, and a gentle wit, hers is The book also suggests how to engage the story of a life lived in faith in a with the Psalms in personal prayer, and multicultural world. suggests ways for study groups to use it. I recommend it: maybe a Christmas JOURNEY TO CONTENTMENT: present to yourself or to others? Copies PILGRIMAGE PRINCIPLES FOR are available in the Priory Shop as I write; EVERYDAY LIFE if they run out, Mary Campbell will be By Sally Welch [BRF, £8.99] pleased to order more on your request. Using the metaphor of pilgrimage, Elizabeth Dunnett Sally Welch explores how we can understand this biblical principle and WHERE DO I COME FROM? make it our own. This book is divided By Bob Hartman [Lion Hudson Ltd, into sections of a journey, beginning £7.99] with the preparations necessary before setting out, exploring the obstacles This would be good for children. It will which might be put in our path and help them understand ‘how you are sharing ways in which the journey can created by God through the clever set of be made easier and more productive. instructions, DNA, and how this connects At the end of each refl ection there is a you with the big family of living things suggestion for an activity or prayer to through God’s imaginative and creative enable the reader to apply the learning plan.’ The children will learn about to their own life. Page 12 ‘CHURCH PLANT’ AT THE VILLAGE

A short while ago Sue Williams, a Church of England funny side of the current restrictions. Bread and Reader, moved into a property in the Audsley Ellerslie wine are given as intinicted wafers—a spot of wine retirement village in Malvern. This was to be the previously added to the wafer. Social distancing is catalyst which would develop the wish among some carefully observed as members of staff prepare the residents and staff for a church service in the ‘village’. room beforehand. The service is about 30 minutes Talks with our Vicar, Rod, members of the management long with a short address, so far by Sue. So what’s and residents has led to what might reasonably be funny then? At the last service, being careful to keep described as a ‘church plant’ there. Several of those who everyone safe, I had brought some sterile latex gloves have attended are also members of their own churches, to use. They had come from a dressing pack obtained including the Priory, within the town. Others have not from my GP’s surgery. I had not tested them. Usually previously been part of a church. for use by nurses with smaller slim hands, for On Thursday mornings every other week, there have several minutes I struggled to get them on—to the been all-denomination communion services—three to amusement of everyone present. Eventually, with date. Each one has been attended by 12 to 15 people. them only half on and flapping, one being torn at The next service planned is for a Harvest communion the wrist, consecration continued. All were generous with, instead of produce, cash being sent to the Malvern in their patience but for next time, I’ve bought some food bank. (They have said that they have a great deal of large, pre-tested gloves! produce and cash would be more helpful). Two things seem evident. First is that the Lord As a communion service, consecration of the bread and wants this service to offer His love to some of the wine is done by a visiting priest: that ,at the moment is congregation who are renewing their faith journey. me. The second suggests that he has a sense of humour! That’s the background but here is some of the detail, Revd Tony Whalley both practical and in at least one case showing the

TEARFUND’S BIG QUIZ NIGHT 2020

YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN IN A QUIZ LIKE NO OTHER Great Malvern Priory will host an online quiz like no other on Saturday, 14th November, hosting Tearfund’s Big Quiz Night to fundraise for the charity’s work in some of the world’s poorest countries. We welcome individuals, couples and families to join in the Big Quiz Night. Donations are welcome but by no means obligatory; it will just be lovely to join friends for an evening of fun for a great cause. There will be breaks to allow for chats or to grab a cuppa and there will be prizes! Jane Pleace. ‘We are thankful that so many supporters ‘We are thrilled to be taking part in the Big Quiz continue to walk with us as we help some of the Night, bringing our friends and family together to world’s most disadvantaged people.’ Every penny of stretch our brains and support the work of Tearfund,’ the money raised will go to help change the lives of said Jonny Gordon, Curate of GMP. ‘The international people living in poverty. development charity’s Big Quiz team has put a large To take part in the Tearfund’s Big Quiz Night, amount of work into it in advance—thankfully we you can sign up by sending an email to curate@ don’t even have to think up questions or worry about greatmalvernpriory.org.uk with The Big Quiz in what answers to accept! Whilst we’ve all taken part in the subject line, and a Zoom link to join us for the quizzes recently over video calls, this promises to be a evening will be sent to you. If you are new to Zoom, real challenge which we haven’t seen before.’ please tell us so in your email so that we can send you ‘The annual Big Quiz Night is a great opportunity a simple instruction sheet. to bring people together and put your knowledge to the test,’ said Tearfund’s Global Fundraising Director, Ruth Pole

Page 13 MOTHERS’ UNION GETS ACTIVE

Mothers’ Union members all over the world are taking part in this annual campaign against gender-based violence, alongside many other charities and organisations. This year’s theme is ‘No more 1 in 3’, so- called because of the shocking global statistic that domestic violence has been experienced by one in three women on the planet! There is a moving act of worship to lament and pray together, during the ‘16 days’. Members, friends, and anyone interested are invited to join an actual, live service in the nave of Worcester Cathedral on Wednesday, 2nd December at 1.00pm. Numbers are limited to about 100 from across the Diocese, and pre-booking is essential, as soon as possible, with me! Please consider joining us for this time of worship, fellowship and solidarity in these pandemic times. I can arrange lifts, with due Covid caution! Here in Malvern, we’ve been staying in touch with each other through the lockdown with many messages, prayers, phone-calls, distanced visits, and a Zoom prayer time at the start of each month. Facemasks have been stitched, and knitting has continued apace. every We are a local practice of month Dorothy produces a colourful newsletter for us Chartered Certified Accountants in Malvern, and the Diocesan Mothers Union has done providing proactive advice to both the same, with Trustees taking their turn to write it each businesses and individuals at month. competitive rates.

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