Friday 28 July 2017

Pew Sheet 30th July 2017

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:
Charlie Fairall 07584 264573 crmfairall@yahoo.co.uk
Johanna Powell 01844 343996 johanna@powellathome.com

Welcome!

We hope you will appreciate worshipping here with us. Please see our welcome leaflet on the table for all of our services and activities. The 10 O’clock club for babies, toddlers and children takes a break during the summer holidays but colouring sheets, books and toys are available for use during the 10 am service. Coffee, squash etc. are served in the church hall afterwards.

Sunday 30th July 2017

Seventh Sunday after Trinity


We meet to worship God, whose wisdom is beyond all understanding, whose love is without end and whose kingdom is open to all.

10.00am Parish Communion
Hymns: 573, 409, 37
Psalm: 119 v129-136
Communion: 575, 262, 941
Anthem: Cantate Domino (Pitoni)

First Reading 1 Kings 3:5-12
Solomon asks God for gifts of understanding and discernment so that he can rule God’s people wisely. God is pleased and grants his request.

Second Reading Romans 8:26-end
The Holy Spirit and Jesus both intercede for us so that, even in times of great distress, nothing can separate us from God’s love.

Gospel Matthew 13:31-33. 44-52
In a series of parables Jesus shows how the kingdom of heaven starts small and grows very big, is of great value and scoops up all sorts of people.

4.30pm Cream Teas at Owlswick

6.00pm Owlswick Songs of Praise


Prayer of the Week
God of eternal wisdom, you alone impart the gift of right judgement. Grant us an understanding heart, that we may value wisely the treasure of your kingdom and gladly forgo all lesser gifts to possess that kingdom's incomparable joy. We make this prayer 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:


  • Those who are unable to practise their faith freely
  • Those involved in the development of medical treatments that these may be balanced with due regard to ethical issues
  • The safety and wellbeing of children during the summer holidays
  • Development of new technologies which will help the international community  to give new working opportunities to the poorest nations
  • The mission, ministry and congregational life of Kimble Free Church.
  • Icknield Court Nursing Home (PR) The Old School House (L)
  • Those who are in need in our parish:
    • Joan Ballance, Pam Johnson, Eddie Evans
  • And also further afield for
    • : Alastair, Katy, Georgina Cole, Ginny Gibbs, Rob, David Dewick, Alex Chauhan and Cathy Owen
  • The recently departed:
    • John Keane, Eileen Spittles and Sylvia Benifer
  • Those whose anniversary of death falls at this time:
    • Robert Shephard, Myra Ballantyne, Jack Barraclough, Robin Stoddart

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


Do you have 30 minutes to spare?
There is the opportunity to hold a lunchtime/after school club at Monks Risborough School starting in September. We need to create a team of volunteers to make this happen. If you enjoy working with children and enjoy playing games, making craft items, singing etc. please let James know. The exact time and date is still to be decided upon according to the availability of volunteers but Monday lunchtime is certainly one possibility.

Stewardship Response
Thank you to everyone who has responded to or considered this initiative. In total there has been 25 responses with 3 offers of practical help, one off donations totalling £1605, notification of three future legacies and additional regular giving of just under £200/month. James


Fellowship Group – open to everyone
On Thursday 10th August, Judy Perry leads an introduction to lip-reading – ‘Let your eyes help your ears’ at 8.00pm in St. Dunstan’s Church Hall. Everyone is welcome to this meeting with a cost of £2 to include refreshments. The next walk will be on Tuesday August 22nd meeting in the A4010 lay-by at 9.15am and the next ‘knit-in’ will be on Thurs 24th August at 2pm in the church hall.

Sustaining your Sacred Centre
A programme of prayer for August 2017

Sunday Services at St. Dunstan’s will take place as usual. Morning Prayer will continue to be said from 8.45—9.05am on Mondays (except Bank Holiday), Wednesdays and Thursdays. In addition, during August, there will be:
‘Compline’ (Night Prayer) from 8.00—8.15pm on: Friday 4th, Friday 11th, Friday 18th and Friday 25th
‘Evening Prayer’ in a variety of formats will be said from 5.00 – 5.20 pm on: Saturday 5th, Saturday 12th, Saturday 19th and Saturday 26th
Sunday services at St Peter’s Owlswick will take place as usual. In addition, during August, there will be a ‘Service of Reflection’ with music, a few words on the theme of ‘living in hope’ each week and silence from 6.00—6.20pm on: Tuesday 1st, Tuesday 8th, Tuesday 15th, Tuesday 22nd and Tuesday 29th. James and Rob

Festival of Prayer
The Festival of Prayer will take place at Ripon College, Cuddesdon, near Oxford on September 9th. Further details are on the leaflet on the table by the south door.

Fun Day September 9th, 2.00-4.30pm
Help is needed in many areas
  • Please sign up on the list in the porch in one or more spaces if you can set up, serve or help clear up the refreshments and/or provide a cake(s) for the refreshments.
  • High quality raffle prizes e.g. fine wine, gift vouchers or luxury box of chocolates are being accepted by (Ann Myers 01494 489815) and the bottle stall is being run by David and Jackie Manthorpe e.g. squash, sauce, bubble bath, wine etc.
  • Home grown produce, jams, cakes of all sizes needed for the "Cake Stall". Please contact Ros (344166) or June (344966).
Confirmation
A Confirmation Service will be held at St. John’s Church Lacey Green on September 24th at 6pm. If you (or your son/daughter) would like to consider being confirmed please contact James before the end of August. Confirmation is traditionally seen as the entry point to receive Holy Communion as a person ‘confirms’ for themselves the promises made on their behalf at their Baptism. Preparation sessions will take place in early September. James


Would you like to take advantage of Broughton Church’s narrowboat this summer and autumn?
Imagine cruising along the canal with your family or house group and maybe stopping off for a BBQ or a pub meal. The boat sleeps 6 so a short holiday or even a week will get you even further. Relax as life slows down - you can only do 3mph! The boat is equipped with a double bed and 4 bunks, a kitchen, shower room and toilet, central heating and seating for up to 8.The boat must be booked by a church member and we are not able to charge but can only receive free-will gifts (stipulated in our license). Full instruction will be given until you are confident. If you would like to book the boat for a day or longer, please call Rev. Phil White on 07725 339 236 or email phil@broughtonchurch.org

The Next Few Weeks 


Morning Prayer is held at St. Dunstan’s at 8.45 am on Monday (except Bank Holidays), Wednesday and Thursday. During August as part of ‘sustaining our scared centre’ there is also Compline (Night prayer) at 8pm on Fridays and Evening Prayer at 5pm on Saturdays. At Owlswick on Tuesday at 6.00pm there is a service of reflection with music.
Mon 31st July 8.00pm Silent Prayer Meeting (church hall)
Tues 1st Aug Sustaining the Sacred Centre:
A programme of prayer begins
(see notices and above)
Thurs 3rd Aug 8.15am Trip to Rochester (meet in the A4010 lay-by)
9.30am Holy Communion with prayers for healing
Sun 6th Aug 8.00am Holy Communion
10.00am All Age Family Communion and Baptisms
6.00pm Evensong
Wed 9th Aug 11.30am Funeral of Eileen Spittles
(1.15pm Committal at the Chilterns Crematorium, Hampden Chapel)
Thurs 10th Aug 9.30am Holy Communion
8.00pm Fellowship meeting (see notices)
Fri 11th Aug 11.00am WW1 Commemoration at the war memorial
Sun 13th Aug 10.00am Parish Communion
11.30am Owlswick Holy Communion
6.00pm Evensong
Wed 16th Aug 2.30pm Friendship Group (church hall)
Thurs 17th Aug 9.30am Holy Communion
Sun 20th Aug 10.00am Parish Communion
6.00pm Evensong
Wed 23rd Aug 8.00pm ‘Open House’ group at The Rectory (The 10 Commandments)


Saturday 22 July 2017

Pew Sheet 23rd July 2017

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:
Charlie Fairall 07584 264573 crmfairall@yahoo.co.uk
Johanna Powell 01844 343996 johanna@powellathome.com


Welcome!

We hope you will appreciate worshipping here with us. Please see our welcome leaflet on the table for all of our services and activities. The 10 O’clock club for babies, toddlers and children takes a break during the summer holidays but colouring sheets, books and toys are available for use during the 10 am service. Coffee, squash etc. are served in the church hall afterwards.

Sunday 23rd July 2017

Sixth Sunday after Trinity 

 

God has gathered us into a community of care and worship. As we come together to praise God, author of a good creation, we are a community ready to help each other through hard times and celebrate together in good times. Let us worship with love, thanksgiving and praise.


10.00am Parish Communion
Hymns: 57, 474, 449
Psalm 86:11-17
Communion: 554, 84, 922

First Reading Isaiah 44:6-8
The God of Israel is the only God; the first and the last. There is no other like our God, and no other rock on which to build our lives.

Second Reading Romans 8:12-25
We are the children of God and co-heirs with Christ. We suffer like Christ, so that we can also be glorified with him.

Gospel Matthew 13:24-30 & 36-43
The parable of the weeds among the wheat

6.00pm Lighthouse Commissioning Service
(Princes Risborough ‘Top School’ playing fields)



Prayer of the Week
O God, patient and forbearing, you alone know fully the goodness of what you have made. Strengthen our sprit when we are slow and temper our zeal when we are rash, that in your own good time you may produce in us a rich harvest from the seed you have sown and tended. We make this prayer 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 British government and European Union in its Brexit negotiations and legislation
  • An easing of tensions between Palestinians and Israelis in Jerusalem
  • The safety and wellbeing of children during the summer holidays
  • Children, teenagers and helpers at Lighthouse this week
  • Audio visual manufacturers for the new jobs and employment being created
  • Office workers and managers
  • Place Farm Way (MR) Hawthorn Road & The High Street (PR)
  • Those who are in need in our parish:
    • Joan Ballance, Pam Johnson, Eddie Evans
  • And also further afield for:
    • Alastair, Katy, Georgina Cole, Ginny Gibbs, Rob, David Dewick, Alex Chauhan and Cathy Owen
  • The recently departed:
    • John Keane, Eileen Spittles
  • Those whose anniversary of death falls at this time:
    • Christine Griggs, Margaret Ashby

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


Do you have 30 minutes to spare?
There is the opportunity to hold a lunchtime/after school club at Monks Risborough School starting in September. We need to create a team of volunteers to make this happen. If you enjoy working with children and enjoy playing games, making craft items, singing etc. please let James know. The exact time and date is still to be decided upon according to the availability of volunteers but Monday lunchtime is certainly one possibility.

Calling all Bakers!
Lighthouse Princes Risborough kicks off on Monday 24th July with Jenny Pearce from Speen heading up the refreshments team.  The Lighthouse Café runs from 24th-28th July serving parents and helpers with delicious homemade cakes, hot drinks and other goodies to keep energy levels up all week. Please can anyone who can help with baking for the Café contact Jenny, or just bring donations to the Café tent on Risborough Upper School playing field – cakes, cookies etc. all go down a treat!
lydiajenniferpearce@gmail.com

Fellowship Group – open to everyone
The next walk will be on Tuesday 25th July, meeting in the A4010 lay-by at 9.15 am and the next ‘knit-in’ will be on Thurs 27th July at 2pm in the church hall. On Thursday 10th August, Judy Perry leads an introduction to lip-reading – ‘Let your eyes help your ears’ at 8.00pm in St. Dunstan’s Church Hall. Everyone is welcome to this meeting with a cost of £2 to include refreshments.

Silent Prayer Meeting – Monday July 31st
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 these meetings in the church hall of any faith or none. Each meeting lasts about 45 minutes to an hour. The meeting starts with some simple relaxation exercises, a short passage from the Bible to reflect upon in the half hour of silence, followed by a time of sharing of our experiences if people wish. For more information please contact James.

Sustaining your Sacred Centre 
A programme of prayer for August 2017
Traditionally August is a month when things slow down a bit. Schools are closed; many families go on holiday; days are still long, and hopefully we all enjoy some warm weather.  So August is a good month to make a bit more time to just “be” with God. We both hope you will support and enjoy the variety of these services we are providing to help us all do that. James and Rob
Sunday Services at St. Dunstan’s will take place as usual. Morning Prayer will continue to be said from 8.45—9.05am on Mondays (except Bank Holiday), Wednesdays and Thursdays. In addition, during August, there will be:
‘Compline’ (Night Prayer) from 8.00—8.15pm on: Friday 4th, Friday 11th, Friday 18th and Friday 25th
‘Evening Prayer’ in a variety of formats will be said from 5.00 – 5.20 pm on: Saturday 5th, Saturday 12th, Saturday 19th and Saturday 26th
Sunday services at St Peter’s Owlswick will take place as usual. In addition, during August, there will be a ‘Service of Reflection’ with music, a few words on the theme of ‘living in hope’ each week and silence from 6.00—6.20pm on: Tuesday 1st, Tuesday 8th, Tuesday 15th, Tuesday 22nd and Tuesday 29th

‘Open House’ – The Ten Commandments
Over the next few months on a variety of evenings there will be an opportunity to take a fresh look at The Ten Commandments as part of the Pilgrim Course. The next meeting takes place from 8.00pm to 9.30pm at the Rectory on Wednesday August 23rd. It’s not compulsory to attend every evening as the course has been designed so that people can ‘dip in and out’ as they please. Please do chat to me if you’re not sure as to whether this might be suitable for you or simply come along on the evening. James

Festival of Prayer

The Festival of Prayer, now in its seventh year, aims to enhance your spiritual life by offering different approaches to Christian spirituality in a day-long conference. When: Saturday 9 September 2017, 10:00 am to 4:30 pm
Where: Ripon College, Cuddesdon, Oxford OX44 9EX
Cost: £30 per person. Coffee and tea will be provided throughout the day. Please bring your own lunch. Further details are on the leaflet on the table by the south door.

Confirmation
A Confirmation Service will be held at St. John’s Church Lacey Green on September 24th at 6pm. If you (or your son/daughter) would like to consider being confirmed please contact James before the end of August. Confirmation is traditionally seen as the entry point to receive Holy Communion as a person ‘confirms’ for themselves the promises made on their behalf at their Baptism. Preparation sessions will take place in early September. James

The Next Few Weeks 

 Morning Prayer is held at St. Dunstan’s at 8.45 am on Monday (except Bank Holidays), Wednesday and Thursday
Mon 24th July Lighthouse Week (July 24th – 28th)
8.00pm PCC meeting (church hall)
Thurs 27th July 9.30am Holy Communion
Sunday 30th July 10.00am Parish Communion
4.30pm Cream Teas at Owlswick
6.00pm Owlswick Songs of Praise
Mon 31st July 8.00pm Silent Prayer Meeting (church hall)
Tues 1st Aug Sustaining the Sacred Centre:
A programme of prayer begins
(see notices)
Thurs 3rd Aug 8.15am Trip to Rochester (meet in the A4010 lay-by)
9.30am Holy Communion with prayers for healing
Sun 6th Aug 8.00am Holy Communion
10.00am All Age Family Communion and Baptisms
6.00pm Evensong
Wed 9th Aug Funeral of Eileen Spittles (time to be advised)
Thurs 10th Aug 9.30am Holy Communion
Fri 11th Aug 11.00am WW1 Commemoration at the war memorial
Sun 13th Aug 10.00am Parish Communion
11.30am Owlswick Holy Communion
6.00pm Evensong
Wed 16th Aug 2.30pm Friendship Group (church hall)
Thurs 17th Aug 9.30am Holy Communion
Sun 20th Aug 10.00am Parish Communion
6.00pm Evensong


Friday 14 July 2017

Pew Sheet 16th July 2017

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:
Charlie Fairall 07584 264573 crmfairall@yahoo.co.uk
Johanna Powell 01844 343996 johanna@powellathome.com


Welcome!

We hope you will appreciate worshipping here with us. Please see our welcome leaflet on the table for all of our services and activities. The 10 O’clock club for babies, toddlers and children meet in the church hall during the 10 am service. Coffee, squash etc. are served in the church after this service


Sunday 16th July 2017

Fifth Sunday after Trinity 

 

God the creator has made a world of abundance and calls us all to inhabit it with joy, understanding and generosity of heart and spirit.

10.00am Parish Communion and Baptism of Sophia Olliver
Hymns: 54, 371, 631, 252
Communion: 166, 304, 610, 930

Gospel: Matthew 13:1-9. 18-23
When we hear God’s promise of the kingdom in our lives right now we become people of God’s abundance for the world.

6.00pm Evensong
Readings: 2 Samuel 7. 18-end, Luke 19.41-20.8
Hymns: 169, Psalm 60, 70, 587

Prayer of the Week
God of the heavens, God of the earth, all creation awaits your gift of new life. Prepare our hearts to receive the word of your Son, that his gospel may grow within us and yield a harvest that is a hundredfold. 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 British government and European Union in its Brexit negotiations and legislation
  • Refugees who continue to make the dangerous journey to Europe
  • Wedding Couples getting married at St. Dunstan’s and St. Peter’s over the summer period 
  • Wycombe District Council in its consultation and development of a local plan for proposed new housing in the area
  • The producers of computer games and entertainment for the enjoyment they bring
  • Those who work in the furniture industry, Ercol, Hypnos
  • Mead Acre & Mead Close (MR) Claydon Place (L) Clifford Road (PR)
  • Those who are in need in our parish:
    • Joan Ballance, Pam Johnson, Eddie Evans
  • And also further afield for:
    • Alastair, Katy, Georgina Cole, Ginny Gibbs, Rob, David Dewick, Alex Chauhan and Cathy Owen
  • The recently departed: Stanley West
  • Those whose anniversary of death falls at this time:
    • Jim Tweedie, David Morris, Beryl Stannard, Sylvia Hall, Ernest Harris, David Sheppard, Noel Bartlett
Please remember the charities that the parish supports:
The Whitechapel Mission is dedicated to providing a lifeline to the men and women caught in the cycles of poverty, hopelessness and dependencies of many kinds, and to see their lives transformed to hope, joy and lastingproductivity.                        www.whitechapel.org.uk

Notices


Do you have 30 minutes to spare?
There is the opportunity to hold a lunchtime/after school club at Monks Risborough School starting in September. We need to create a team of volunteers to make this happen. If you enjoy working with children and enjoy playing games, making craft items, singing etc. please let James know. The exact time and date is still to be decided upon according to the availability of volunteers but Monday lunchtime is certainly one possibility.

‘Open House’ – The Ten Commandments
Over the next few months on a variety of evenings there will be an opportunity to take a fresh look at The Ten Commandments as part of the Pilgrim Course. The next meeting takes place from 8.00pm to 9.30pm at the Rectory on Monday July 17th. It’s not compulsory to attend every evening as the course has been designed so that people can ‘dip in and out’ as they please. Please do chat to me if you’re not sure as to whether this might be suitable for you or simply come along on the evening. James


Lighthouse Representative
We need to find a person to go on to the Lighthouse committee on behalf of St. Dunstan’s to help in co-ordinating this Christian holiday week for children. You do not need to be especially gifted at working with children as roles are very varied and include car parking, administration and security to name but a few. If you are interested in joining the Lighthouse Team please let James know.

Stewardship Responses
Thank you very much to everyone who has so far returned their stewardship leaflets. People have been very thoughtful and generous and all of the offers of help both financially and practically are greatly appreciated. James

Friendship Group
We meet in the church hall on the third Wednesday of the month at 2.30pm. The next meeting is 19th July.

Fellowship Group – open to everyone

The next walk will be on Tuesday 25th July, meeting in the A4010 lay-by at 9.15 am and the next ‘knit-in’ will be on Thurs 27th July at 2pm in the church hall. On Thursday 10th August, Judy Perry leads an introduction to lip-reading – ‘Let your eyes help your ears’ at 8.00pm in St. Dunstan’s Church Hall. Everyone is welcome to this meeting with a cost of £2 to include refreshments.

Sustaining your Sacred Centre A programme of prayer for August 2017
Traditionally August is a month when things slow down a bit. Schools are closed; many families go on holiday; days are still long, and hopefully we all enjoy some warm weather.  So August is a good month to make a bit more time to just “be” with God. We both hope you will support and enjoy the variety of these services we are providing to help us all do that. James and Rob
Sunday Services at St. Dunstan’s will take place as usual. Morning Prayer will continue to be said from 8.45—9.05am on Mondays (except Bank Holiday), Wednesdays and Thursdays.
In addition, during August, there will be:
‘Compline’ (Night Prayer) from 8.00—8.15pm on: Friday 4th, Friday 11th, Friday 18th and Friday 25th
‘Evening Prayer’ in a variety of formats said from 5.00 – 5.20 pm on: Saturday 5th, Saturday 12th, Saturday 19th and Saturday 26th
Sunday services at St Peter’s Owlswick will take place as usual. In addition, during August, there will be a ‘Service of Reflection’ with music, a few words on the theme of ‘living in hope’ each week and silence from 6.00—6.20pm on: Tuesday 1st, Tuesday 8th, Tuesday 15th, Tuesday 22nd and Tuesday 29th.

Festival of Prayer
The Festival of Prayer, now in its seventh year, aims to enhance your spiritual life by offering different approaches to Christian spirituality in a day-long conference. When: Saturday 9 September 2017, 10:00 am to 4:30 pm
Where: Ripon College, Cuddesdon, Oxford OX44 9EX
Cost: £30 per person. Coffee and tea will be provided throughout the day. Please bring your own lunch. Further details are on the leaflet on the table by the south door.

Confirmation
A Confirmation Service will be held at St. John’s Church Lacey Green on September 24th at 6pm. If you (or your son/daughter) would like to consider being confirmed please contact James before the end of August. Confirmation is traditionally seen as the entry point to receive Holy Communion as a person ‘confirms’ for themselves the promises made on their behalf at their Baptism. Preparation sessions will take place in early September. James


The Next Few Weeks 

Morning Prayer is held at St. Dunstan’s at 8.45 am on Monday (except Bank Holidays), Wednesday and Thursday
Sun 17th July 8.00pm ‘Open House’ at The Rectory – The Ten Commandments (see notices)
Wed 19th July 1.30pm Funeral of Stanley West
2.30pm Friendship group
Thurs 20th July 9.30am Holy Communion
2.00pm Monks Monkeys (resumes September 7th)
Fri 21st July 9.30am Monks Risborough School Leavers’ service
Sun 23rd July 10.00am Parish Communion
6.00pm Lighthouse Commissioning Service (Princes Risborough ‘Top School’ playing fields)
Mon 24th July Lighthouse Week (July 24th – 28th)
8.00pm PCC meeting
Thurs 27th July 9.30am Holy Communion
Sunday 30th July 10.00am Parish Communion
4.30pm Cream Teas at Owlswick
6.00pm Owlswick Songs of Praise
Tues 1st Aug Sustaining the Sacred Centre:
A programme of prayer begins
(see notices)
Thurs 3rd Aug 8.15am Trip to Rochester
9.30am Holy Communion with prayers for healing
Sun 6th Aug 8.00am Holy Communion
10.00am All Age Family Communion and Baptisms
6.00pm Evensong
Thurs 10th Aug 9.30am Holy Communion
Fri 11th Aug 11.00am WW1 Commemoration at the war memorial
Sun 13th Aug 10.00am Parish Communion
11.30am Owlswick Holy Communion
6.00pm Evensong