Saturday 28 November 2015

Pew Sheet 29th November 2015

St Dunstan’s Church, Monks Risborough
& St. Peter’s Chapel, Owlswick

Registered Charity Number: 1153869.

Part of the Risborough Team Ministry

Vicar: The Revd. James Tomkins
01844 275944 (day off Tuesday)
jamestomkins@btinternet.com
The Rectory, Mill Lane, Monks Risborough, HP27 9JE

Churchwardens:
Susanne Dodds 01844 342746 susanne@sunfire-uk.com
Charlie Fairall 07584 264573 crmfairall@yahoo.co.uk

Welcome!

We hope you will enjoy worshipping here with us.
Please see our welcome leaflet on the table for all of our services and activities. Coffee, squash and biscuits are served in the Church Hall after the service

Sunday 29th November 2015
First Sunday of Advent


   Hear the cry of acclamation: he is coming on the clouds!

10.00am Parish Communion (Addington Mass Setting)

Hymns: 128, 642, 405
Psalm: 25v1-9
Communion: 472, 362, 263

First Reading Jeremiah 33:14-16
These words come at the end of Israel’s kingdom. Even though under David and Solomon it had moments of true glory, it was also marked by greed, brutality and bloodshed throughout. God doesn’t promise a restored kingdom, but a righteous branch – one who will be very different from all that has gone before.

Second Reading 1 Thessalonians 3:9-end
The coming of Jesus could happen at any time – and for some has already happened. This beautiful blessing is a prayer for faithfulness and readiness as we live constantly in Jesus’ presence.

Gospel Luke 21:25-36
These words of Jesus stand alongside Old Testament prophecies of Jerusalem’s destruction which took place in Jeremiah’s time, and again in AD 70. Both could be seen as manifestations of the “day of the Lord”. This doesn’t necessarily mean that God engineered events, but through these overturning calamities God’s righteous presence is revealed.

6.00pm   Churches Together in Risborough Advent Service at St John's Church, Lacey Green

Prayer of the week
Almighty God, give us grace to cast away the works of darkness and to put on the armour of light, now in the time of this mortal life, in which your Son Jesus Christ came to us in great humility; that on the last day, when he shall come again in his glorious majesty to judge the living and the dead, we may rise to the life immortal; through him who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen

Your prayers are asked this week for:


  • The people of France and Belgium, as they continue to pick up the pieces of their lives after recent terrorist attacks and threats
  • All victims of terrorism, throughout the world, that governments and those in authority or influence may work together to bring a lasting peace.
  • Members of Parliament as they debate and make a decision regarding air-strikes in Syria
  • Archdeacon Karen Gorham as she takes up new post next year as Bishop of Sherborne
  • Westmead (MR) Lacemakers Court (PR), Longwick Road (PR & L)
  • Those who are in need in our parish:
  • And also further afield for:
    • Joan Male, Bill Male, Alastair, Uncle Frank, Anne Clark, Katy, Georgina Cole, Robert, baby Molly
  • The recently departed: Betty Tomkins
  • Those whose anniversary of death falls at this time:
    • Bill Avery, Grace Freed, Barry Mortimer, Joan Pitcher
Please remember the charities that the parish supports:
Christian Aid is an international development charity. We work with people, of all faiths and none, in around 50 countries, to eradicate poverty. www.christianaid.org.uk.

Notices


The First Sunday of Advent – TODAY

In connection with the start of Advent there are also free copies of ‘Love Life, Live Advent’ on the table by the south door. This suggests a simple action for each day of Advent that will help us pause, reflect, prepare and make room in our lives to receive God’s greatest gift of Jesus that we celebrate at Christmas. James

‘Open House’, Thursday December 3rd, 8pm, the Rectory
Under the umbrella of “The Jesus lifestyle” we shall continue to look at a DVD about the radical teaching found in the Sermon on the Mount and apply it to the 21st century. The DVD lasts approximately 35 minutes and leaves plenty of time for discussion at the end. Everyone is welcome. James

Singers Required for Switching on of the Christmas Lights
As in the past for those who wish to sing some carols as part of Churches Together in Risborough are welcome to gather in the Market Square, Princes Risborough from 6.30 pm with a view to singing for about 20 minutes from 6.50 pm.

Churchyard leaf sweep and maintenance
At 9.30 am on Saturday December 5th we are looking to clear the last of the fallen leaves from the churchyard and to carry out some general tasks such as pruning trees and maintaining paths. We can provide some tools but if you can bring any yourself that would be extremely helpful. James

Christingle Factory December 5th 9.30am Church Hall
We are looking for some lovely volunteers to work on the production line helping to make Christingles. No experience required, just enthusiasm. Payment is in the form of tea/coffee, mince pies and biscuits. More info from Rosemary 344417

Monks Risborough School Infant Nativity

Everyone is invited to the local school’s nativity production called ‘A little bird told me’ on Tuesday December 8th at 10.30am. If you would like to go please let the school know on 01844 345590 or office@mrisborough.bucks.sch.uk

Fellowship Group

There will be no walk or Knit-ins in December. These will resume on January 26th and 28th respectively. The Christmas Party is being held at 8 pm on Thursday December 10th. All are welcome to the Fellowship’s activities

Jinglers Grand Seasonal Concert
On both Friday December 11th (St. Mary’s Church, Princes Risborough 10.30-11.30) and Thursday December 17th (The Princes Centre, Clifford Road beginning at c. 12.30) the Jinglers will be singing festive songs and including some poetry as part of their Grand Seasonal Concert. Both concerts are free but donations are welcome.

Nine lessons and Carols – December 13th at 6 pm
As in previous years it’s nice to have a range of readers at this service. If you would like to offer to read then please let me know. Last time I was over-subscribed so it may be that I hold on to your offer until the following year. James

Congregational Carol Singing, December 14th 6.30-8.00
Meeting at St. Dunstan’s everyone is invited to come carol singing around the village with the church choir to help raise money for charity. Afterwards refreshments will be served in the church hall. If you enjoy singing please come along – singers of all standards are welcome!

The Friendship Group
We meet in the church hall on the third Wednesday of the month at 2.30 pm. The next meeting is Wednesday 16th December. All welcome!

Christmas Concert by Candlelight with the Chinnor Silver Band

This will take place on December 16th 8.00 pm. Tickets (£8) available from Pat Kimber (01844) 273942 or The Elephant’s Trunk (formerly David Shuttle), Duke Street, Princes Risborough. Raffle, complimentary glass of mulled wine/soft drink and a mince pie.

Newsletter – early copy date!
Copy date for contributions is 5th January.  Please send entries to john@jamckay.demon.co.uk or morna.hinch@btinternet.com

The Next Few Weeks 


Morning Prayer takes place on Mondays, Wednesday and Thursday at 8.45am (except Bank Holidays).

Mon Nov 30th 8.00pm PCC Meeting
Thurs Dec 3rd 9.30am Holy Communion with prayers for healing
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (church hall)
8.00pm ‘Open House’ at The Rectory
Sat Dec 5th 9.30am Christingle Factory (see notices)
9.30am Leaf Sweep in the churchyard (see notices)
Sun Dec 6th 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
10.00am Christingle Service (without Communion)
6.00pm Evensong
Tues 8th Dec 10.30am Monks Risborough School Infant Nativity (see notices)
Thurs 10th Dec 9.30am Holy Communion
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (church hall)
8.00pm Fellowship Group Party (see notices)
Fri Dec 11th 11.00am 1st World War Act of Commemoration at the war memorial
Sun 13th Dec 10.00am Parish Communion
11.30am Owlswick Holy Communion
6.00pm Nine Lessons and Carols
Mon 14th Dec 6.30pm Church Carol Singing (all welcome – see notices)
Wed 16th Dec 2.30pm Friendship Group (see notices)
8.00pm Chinnor Silver Band
Thurs 17th Dec 9.30am Holy Communion
10.30am Monks Risborough School Service
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (church hall)
Fri 18th Dec 9.30am Monks Risborough School Service
Sun 20th Dec 10.00pm Parish Communion
3.00pm Owlswick Carol Service

Friday 20 November 2015

Pew Sheet 22nd November 2015

St Dunstan’s Church, Monks Risborough
& St. Peter’s Chapel, Owlswick

Registered Charity Number: 1153869.

Part of the Risborough Team Ministry

www.stdunstanschurch.com

Vicar: The Revd. James Tomkins
01844 275944 (day off Tuesday)
jamestomkins@btinternet.com
The Rectory, Mill Lane, Monks Risborough, HP27 9JE

Churchwardens:
Susanne Dodds 01844 342746 susanne@sunfire-uk.com
Charlie Fairall 07584 264573 crmfairall@yahoo.co.uk


Welcome!

We hope you will enjoy worshipping here with us.
Please see our welcome leaflet on the table for all of our services and activities. Coffee, squash and biscuits are served in the Church Hall after the service

Sunday 22nd November 2015
Christ The King
The Sunday Next Before Advent


Hallelujah! Christ is king! Hallelujah! Dominion is reshaped.

10.00am Parish Communion
followed by commemorative tree planting

Hymns: 552, 104, 695
Psalm: 93
Communion: 381, 82, 931

First Reading Daniel 7:9-10 & 13-14
The book of Daniel, set in Babylonian exile, speaks particular encouragement when we are ill at ease with our contexts. The vision unfolds to show a human being receiving dominion from God. This person could be the Messiah representing the final triumph of God’s people – and, looking wider, the final salvation of all humanity.

Second Reading Revelation 1:4b-8
In this magnificent apocalypse, John picks up Daniel’s vision and shows it fulfilled in Jesus Christ. His resurrection and ascension affects his presentation before the heavenly throne “with the clouds”. This is the triumphant acclamation of Jesus and his full vindication.

Gospel John 18:33-37
Jesus’ kingdom is “not from this world”. Its origins are elsewhere. He is made king, not through human coronation or popular vote, but through divine action following the cross. Nonetheless, his kingdom does exist in this world. Through the Spirit the reign of God becomes manifest in our lives.

3.00pm   Owlswick Evensong
Readings: Daniel ch 5, John 6 v 1- 15
Hymns: 443, Psalm 72 v1-7, 271, 282, 352

Prayer of the week
Almighty and eternal God, to Jesus Christ, the first-born from the dead, you have granted everlasting dominion and a kingship that shall not pass away. Remove from us every desire for privilege and power, that we may imitate the sacrificial love of Christ our King and, as a royal and priestly people, serve you humbly in our brothers and sisters. Grant this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God for ever and ever. Amen.

Your prayers are asked this week for:

  • The people of Paris, as they pick up the pieces of their lives after the recent attacks on their families and friends
  • All victims of terrorism, throughout the world; may governments and those with authority or influence work together to bring a lasting peace.
  • All refugees who flee to escape intolerable situations in their homelands: may they travel safely, be treated with compassion and fairness, and be given the help they need to live new lives.
  • The government departments responsible for the rights of workers, pensioners and the disabled.
  • The mission, ministry and congregational life of St Michael’s Church, Horsenden.
  • Wycombe Road (B & LG) Hillview (Sa).
  • Those who are in need in our parish:
  • And also further afield for:
    • Joan Male, Bill Male, Alastair, Uncle Frank, Anne Clark, Katy, Georgina Cole, Robert, baby Molly
  • The recently departed:
  • Those whose anniversary of death falls at this time:
    • John Jolley, Alice Broadmeadow, Vera Girling, Sheila Benham, Margaret Martin, Dorothy Pine, Lily Barraclough

Please remember the charities that the parish supports:
The Bucks Historic Churches Trust provides grants to help maintain churches in Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes.  www.bucks-historic-churches.org.

Notices


TODAY - Commemorative Tree Planting, November 22nd

After the 10 am Parish Communion service three trees (a Walnut, Silver Birch and Hornbeam) will be planted in the churchyard extension to mark its consecration and the creation of a wild meadow. Everyone is welcome to attend this.

Silent Prayer Meeting – Monday November 23rd at 8pm

We need silence to help us to get a proper perspective on our lives; to hear the still, small voice of God, and to refresh our inner being. All are welcome to the church hall for these meetings of any faith or none. For further information please contact James

Fellowship Group
The next walk is on Tuesday November 24th meeting in the lay-by off the A4010 at 9.15am. There will be no walk in December but we will meet again on Tuesday 26th January. “Knit-ins” are held in the Church Hall on the 4th Thursday (November 26th) of each month starting at 2.00pm. Our Christmas Party will be on Thursday 10th December. All are welcome to this group’s activities.

Advent Fair Saturday November 28th 10am – 12 noon
Thank you to everyone who has supplied bulbs bowls and baskets as well as items for the Christmas hamper. The church will be packed with a wide variety of stalls and refreshments will be served.

The First Sunday of Advent – November 29th
Advent will begin next Sunday and as part of the 10 am service a new ciborium that has been generously donated will be on view and used for the first time. The current ciborium is a bit too small as the original one we use to use has never been replaced following the theft of silver ware from the safe a couple of years ago. In connection with the start of Advent there are also free copies of ‘Love Life, Live Advent’ on the table by the south door. This suggests a simple action for each day of Advent that will help us pause, reflect, prepare and make room in our lives to receive God’s greatest gift of Jesus that we celebrate at Christmas. James

‘Open House’, Thursday December 3rd at 8pm at the Rectory
Under the umbrella of “The Jesus lifestyle” we shall continue to look at a DVD about the radical teaching found in the Sermon on the Mount and apply it to the 21st century. The DVD lasts approximately 35 minutes and leaves plenty of time for discussion at the end. Everyone is welcome. James

Churchyard leaf sweep and maintenance
At 9.30 am on Saturday December 5th we are looking to clear the last of the fallen leaves from the churchyard and to carry out some general tasks such as pruning trees and maintaining paths. We can provide some tools but if you can bring any yourself that would be extremely helpful. James

Christingle Factory December 5th 9.30am Church Hall
We are looking for some lovely volunteers to work on the production line helping to make Christingles. No experience required, just enthusiasm. Payment is in the form of tea/coffee, mince pies and biscuits. More info from Rosemary 344417

Monks Risborough School Infant Nativity

Everyone is invited to the local school’s nativity production called ‘A little bird told me’ on Tuesday December 8th at 10.30am. If you would like to go please let the school know on 01844 345590 or office@mrisborough.bucks.sch.uk
 
Nine lessons and Carols – December 13th at 6 pm
As in previous years it’s nice to have a range of readers at this service. If you would like to offer to read then please let me know. Last time I was over-subscribed so it may be that I hold on to your offer until the following year. James

Congregational Carol Singing, December 14th 6.30-8.00
Meeting at St. Dunstan’s everyone is invited to come carol singing around the village with the church choir to help raise money for charity. Afterwards refreshments will be served in the church hall. If you enjoy singing please come along – singers of all standards are welcome!

Christmas Concert by Candlelight with the Chinnor Silver Band
This will take place on December 16th 8.00 pm. Tickets (£8) available from Pat Kimber (01844) 273942 or The Elephant’s Trunk (formerly David Shuttle), Duke Street, Princes Risborough. Raffle, complimentary glass of mulled wine/soft drink and a mince pie.

The Next Few Weeks 


Morning Prayer usually takes place on Mondays, Wednesday and Thursday at 8.45am (except Bank Holidays).

Mon Nov 23rd 8.00pm Silent Prayer (church hall)
Thurs Nov 26th 9.30am Holy Communion
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (in church)
Sat Nov 28th 10.00am Advent Fair (see notices)
Sun Nov 29th
Advent begins
10.00am Parish Communion
6.00pm Churches Together in Risborough Advent Carol Service at St. John’s Church, Lacey Green
Mon Nov 30th 8.00pm PCC Meeting
Thurs Dec 3rd 9.30am Holy Communion with prayers for healing
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (church hall)
8.00pm ‘Open House’ at The Rectory
Sat Dec 5th 9.30am Christingle Factory (see notices)
9.30am Leaf Sweep in the churchyard (see notices)
Sun Dec 6th 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
10.00am Christingle Service (without Communion)
6.00pm Evensong
Tues 8th Dec 10.30am Monks Risborough School Infant Nativity (see notices)
Thurs 10th Dec 9.30am Holy Communion
2.00pm Monks Monkeys
8.00pm Fellowship Group Party (see notices)
Fri Dec 11th 11.00am 1st World War Act of Commemoration at the war memorial
Sun 13th Dec 10.00am Parish Communion
11.30am Owlswick Holy Communion
6.00pm Nine Lessons and Carols


Friday 6 November 2015

Pew Sheet 8th and 15th November 2015

St Dunstan’s Church, Monks Risborough
& St. Peter’s Chapel, Owlswick

Registered Charity Number: 1153869.

Part of the Risborough Team Ministry

www.stdunstanschurch.com

Vicar: The Revd. James Tomkins
01844 275944 (day off Tuesday)
jamestomkins@btinternet.com
The Rectory, Mill Lane, Monks Risborough, HP27 9JE

Churchwardens:
Susanne Dodds 01844 342746 susanne@sunfire-uk.com
Charlie Fairall 07584 264573 crmfairall@yahoo.co.uk


Welcome!

We hope you will enjoy worshipping here with us.
Please see our welcome leaflet on the table for all of our services and activities. Coffee, squash and biscuits are served in the Church Hall after the service

DOUBLE EDITION

Sunday 8th November 2015

Third Sunday before Advent
Remembrance Sunday

 

 Let us commit ourselves afresh to following Christ, thankful that we have the Holy Spirit to help us do this.

10.00am   Parish Communion and Act of Remembrance
Hymns: 153, 437, 493, 230 (1st verse only), 249
Anthem: Pie Jesu by Faure
Communion: 554, 186, 938

First Reading Jonah 3:1-5 & 10
God ordered Jonah to go to the foreign city of Nineveh and proclaim his judgement on the people there. After enduring a punishment of three whole days and nights inside a giant fish, he was finally ready to deliver God’s message!

Second Reading Hebrews 9:24-end
The writer of Hebrews continues to explain how the sacrifices for sin offered by the high priest in the Temple at Jerusalem were in every way inferior to the sacrifice Jesus offered through his death.

Gospel Mark 1:14-20
After his baptism by John in the River Jordan and a period of temptation in the wilderness, Jesus begins his public ministry in Galilee, teaching the people and calling his first disciples.

c. 11.15am   Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial

11.30am Owlswick BCP Communion
Readings: Hebrews 9 v 24-end, Mark 1 v 14-20

6.00pm   Evensong
Readings: Isaiah 10 v 33-Ch 11 v 9, John 14 v 23-29
Hymns: 114, Psalm 46, 372, 384




Sunday 15th November 2015

 

Second Sunday before Advent

 

In God’s presence there is fullness of joy. Let us worship the Lord our God, who promises to be with us when we gather in his name.

10.00am Parish Communion
Hymns: 382, 636, 19
Psalm: 16
Communion: 487, 584, 949

First Reading Daniel 12:1-3
God’s persecuted people are promised resurrection life.

Second Reading Hebrews 10:11-14 & 19-25
Jesus has provided for us a way to God, sinners though we are.

Gospel Mark 13:1-8
Even for followers of Jesus, there is no escape from the effects of international turmoil.

6.00pm   Evensong
Readings: Daniel 3 v 13-end, Matthew 13 v 24-30 & 36-43
Hymns: 551, Psalm 95, 687, 691

Prayer of the week
Your creation, O God, runs its appointed course, as from the ends of the earth you gather a people you call your own. Confirm us in strength of your abiding word. Steady our hearts in the time of trial, so that on the day of the Son of Man we may without fear rejoice to behold his appearing. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God for ever and ever. Amen.

Your prayers are asked this week for:


  • The peace of the world, those who have died and continue to suffer as a result of wars and conflict
  • The victims of the Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt
  • Those of other faiths and beliefs than our own and that we may seek to find a common cause as we seek to live by the Golden Rule
  • Those who run small companies and the burden placed on them to care for their staff
  • The Royal British Legion and those serving at the RAF base at Walters Ash
  • The mission, ministry and congregational life of The Baptist Chapel in Speen
  • 8th: Greenwood and Grimms Meadow (Walters Ash) Hambye Close & Hets Orchard (LG) 15th: Wheelwright Road (L) Perry Lane (B)
  • Those who are in need in our parish:
  • And also further afield for:
    • Joan Male, Bill Male, Alastair, Uncle Frank, Anne Clark, Katy, Georgina Cole, Robert, baby Molly
  • The recently departed:
  • Those whose anniversary of death falls at this time:
    • (8th) Pam Gordon, Harold Tapping (15th) Hilda Sandell, John Baverstock
Please remember the charities that the parish supports:
Anorexia and Bulimia Care (ABC) is a national UK eating disorders organisation with over 25 years of experience www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk.

 

Notices

 

‘Open House’, Monday November 9th at 8pm at the Rectory
Under the umbrella of “The Jesus lifestyle” we shall continue to look at a DVD about the radical teaching found in the Sermon on the Mount and apply it to the 21st century. The DVD lasts approximately 35 minutes and leaves plenty of time for discussion at the end. Everyone is welcome. James

Newsletter
Copy date for contributions is 10th November.  Please send entries to: john@jamckay.demon.co.uk or morna.hinch@btinternet.com
 
Film Nights in the church
Saturday November 14th at 7 pm.
‘Quartet’ (12): A comedy about retired musicians in Beecham House. A free glass of sherry is available to adults. Saturday November 21st at 5 pm: ‘Minions’ (U). Please come dressed as a Minion for the latest story of these loveable little yellow creatures. Bring your own snacks/drinks. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets: adults - £3, children - £1 available from Rachel Ungi 01844 761535 or Johanna Powell 01844 343996

‘Later’ youth group:
‘Later’ is a group for young people from different churches in years 7-11 meeting roughly every month. The next meeting is on Sunday November 15th from 6 pm to 8 pm at Princes Risborough Methodist Church. This will be a fun evening of games, food, faith and friendship. If your son/daughter would like to join in please let Fran McMullan know chris-fran@live.com so that she can ensure that there’s enough food! Thank you. James

Commemorative Tree Planting, November 22nd
After the 10 am Parish Communion service three trees (a Walnut, Silver Birch and Hornbeam) will be planted in the churchyard extension to mark its consecration and the creation of a wild meadow. Everyone is welcome to attend this.

Advent Fair Saturday November 28th 10am – 12 noon
Thank you to everyone who has supplied items for the Christmas hamper. Ros Haigh (344166) is looking for baskets/bowls to plant bulbs in to sell at the fair. If you have a supply of baskets or bowls please leave them inside the Church or tel. 344166 and Ros Haigh will arrange to collect them.  Thank you.

Christingle Factory December 5th 9.30am Church Hall
We are looking for some lovely volunteers to work on the production line helping to make Christingles. No experience required, just enthusiasm. Payment is in the form of tea/coffee, mince pies and biscuits. More info from Rosemary 344417

Christmas Concert with the Chinnor Silver Band
This will take place on December 16th 8.00 pm. Tickets (£8) available from Pat Kimber (01844) 273942 or The Elephant’s Trunk (formerly David Shuttle), Duke Street, Princes Risborough. Raffle, complimentary glass of mulled wine/soft drink and a mince pie.

 

The Next Few Weeks 


Morning Prayer usually takes place on Mondays, Wednesday and Thursday at 8.45am (except Bank Holidays). There will be no morning prayer between Wednesday November 11th and Wednesday November 18th inclusive.
Mon 9th Nov 8.00pm ‘Open House’ at the Rectory (see notices)
Wed 11th Nov
Remembrance Day
11.00am Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial
11.45am Visiting bell ringers
Thurs 12th Nov 9.30am Holy Communion
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (church hall)
8.00pm Fellowship Meeting – Michael Witney ‘A look at Old Haddenham’
Sat 14th Nov 7.00pm Film Night ‘Quartet’ (see notices)
Sun 15th Nov 10.00am Parish Communion
6.00pm Evensong
Thurs Nov 19th 9.30am Holy Communion
2.00pm Monks Monkeys
Sat Nov 21st 5.00pm Film Night ‘Minions’ (see notices)
Sun Nov 22nd 10.00am Parish Communion followed by commemorative tree planting
3.00pm Evensong, Owlswick
Mon Nov 23rd 8.00pm Silent Prayer (church hall)
Thurs Nov 26th 9.30am Holy Communion
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (in church)
Sun Nov 29th
Advent begins
10.00am Parish Communion
6.00pm Churches Together in Risborough Advent Carol Service at St. John’s Church, Lacey Green
Mon Nov 30th 8.00pm PCC Meeting
Thurs Dec 3rd 9.30am Holy Communion with prayers for healing
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (church hall)
Sat Dec 5th 9.30am Christingle Factory (see notices) and Leaf Sweep in the churchyard
Sun Dec 6th 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
10.00am Christingle Service (without Communion)
6.00pm Evensong