Parish Magazine of
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST
Bodicote
July 2013 Price 40p
CONFIRMATION CLASS
OF 2013
Welcomed into the Church
on June 9th 2013
WHO’S WHO at www.bodicotechurch.org
Vicar
Position vacant at present
SSM Curate
Assistant Clergy
Licensed Lay
Ministers
Churchwardens
Revd. Brian Gardner, 11 Farm Way
Tel. 253309
Revd. Graham Osgood, 4 Lower Close
Tel. 266848
George Walker, 53 Oxford Road
Tel. 263322
Liz Smith, 43 The Rydes
Tel. 269063
Tricia Campbell, 15 Kedleston Rise
Tel. 258634
Lynne Philpot, Cornerways, Weeping Cross
Tel. 256982
(The best time to reach either of the Churchwardens is any evening after 7pm)
Treasurer
Paul Sansom 30 Woodhall Drive
Tel. 258122
Office Secretary Jean Wyatt, 42 Wards Crescent
Tel. 270564
Church Office
The Stable, East Street
Tel 270174
All material for the magazine should be with Jean by the 12th of the previous month, and
anything for the weekly news sheet should be with Jean by Tuesday of that week
Whilst we have no vicar would you please contact Claire Roberts on 254597 for baptisms,
Graham Osgood for weddings and Brian Gardner (SSM Curate) for funerals – details above.
SUNDAY CLUB
For details of activities for children and young people during the 9.45am Sunday services on
the 2nd and 4th Sundays please contact Ann Sansom
Tel. 258122
COMMUNION AT HOME
Anyone who is unwell and would like to receive Holy Communion at home should contact
Brian Gardner to arrange a visit.
Tel. 253309
HOME VISITS
We welcome being told of anyone who needs a visit, as sometimes we are not always aware
of all the needs within the parish. Our Visitors Group of trained listeners offers friendship and
support. Either contact Brian Gardner or Isabelle Deards
Tel. 810138
CHURCH CHOIRS
There is an Adult Choir practice every Thursday evening at the church between
7.30pm and 8.30pm. New member always welcome.
Please contact Malcolm Dutton
Tel. 256960.
BELL RINGERS
Bell practice is on a Monday evening. For more information please contact
the Tower Captain Martin Saunders
Tel. 265067
CHURCH HOUSE BOOKINGS
For bookings and info please contact Nicholas Hart
on nchart@onetel.com
Tel. 253747
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DISTRIBUTION
For more information please contact Wendy Jerred
Tel. 253299
THOUGHT
One of the best pieces of advice I was given as a student at theological college was;
‘remember that God was there before you and he will be there when you have gone’.
Wise words which every member of the Church, not just the vicar, should have
inscribed upon his or her hearts.
The Church does not exist to serve itself but to serve God and all the members of the
Church should ensure that this is never forgotten.
Part of the interview process for the position of vicar on Bodicote was an interview at
the Bishop Loveday School where I met a wonderful Year 4 class. They had gone to
a great deal of trouble to ask some very searching questions one of which concerned
the primary role of the vicar in a parish.
I always think children can give great insights into things and so we explored the
answer together. Consider for a moment what your answer would be… One young
person said that the vicar’s job was to run the Church. A very good answer indeed
and one I bet many of you came up with. But it is not correct. The role of the vicar is
to ensure that the gospel is being preached, and as far as possible, heard across the
whole parish.
I know that Bodicote parish is growing and we will need to raise our voices to meet
the new challenge because as your new vicar designate I am rather relying on the
fact that St John the Baptist Church in Bodicote is the gospel message’s prayer hub,
loud speaker and love of God incarnate in this place.
Of course we do not have the monopoly on this and I look forward to working with the
Methodist Church and other Christian colleagues to spread God’s message of peace
and hope and love to the whole community not just our congregations.
But of course I don’t know you yet and you don’t know me. The rather terrifying
picture you have of me in Church is not who I am and you are more than your Sunday
roles. It will take time to get to know each other and love one another. But this can be
a fruitful and productive time as long as we keep the primary function of the Church in
our hearts.
The Church should not become an institution but a place where the Christian
message is heard and practised. Our defences are easily raised if the hymns are not
to our liking; the choice of liturgy other than the one we would have made and the
service goes on beyond the allotted time. We often forget our real purpose for being
Church is to grow and encourage one another in our faith and preach and live out the
gospel in our life.
There is nothing wrong neither in having a preference and a preferred way to worship,
nor in feeling irritated by things, which seem to us unnecessary or wrong. But it is
what we do with these feelings that count.
Do we use them to question our preconceived ideas and grow in the faith; after all it is
the sand in the oyster that produces the pearl.
Or do we justify our complacency with
the status quo and become the lukewarm Christians we have been warned against in
Revelation 3:15-16.
I know ...how you are neither hot nor cold. I wish you were
one or the other, but since you are neither hot nor cold, but only
lukewarm, I will spit you out of my mouth.
The status quo is fine for consolidation and putting down strong roots but these
should prepare us for the challenges ahead of sharing our message with others
outside the Church.
One of the joys of being the state faith is the opportunity to preach the gospel to a
wide variety of people who use the Church for baptisms, weddings and funerals.
The Christian message and its truths often feel inaccessible to those who are not
used to our liturgies. But if a family leave church feeling that their needs have been
provided for and they would not be scared to come to church again then surely they
have felt the love of God through his people. The message they have received is
what they have felt rather than heard.
We should be careful that people who come to our churches actually hear or feel a
message consistent with the Gospel teachings of Jesus not the internal politics of a
human-made institution.
Looking forward to joining you all soon.
Sarah Sharp
CONFIRMATION 2013
On the afternoon of Sunday 9th June the church was full as family and friends
gathered to witness and celebrate the confirmation of 9 young people, 6 from
this parish, 2 from St Mary's and 1 from St Leonard's Banbury. Colin, Bishop
of Dorchester, led the joyful service, first baptising one of the candidates,
then confirming them all and finally celebrating their first communion. After
the traditional photographs, refreshments were enjoyed in a happy and
relaxed atmosphere in Church House.
Welcome to Derek and Liz
We are delighted that Derek and Liz Jones will be visiting the parish on 21 st
July and Derek will preach and celebrate at both the 8.00 am and 9.45 am
services. Those of us who were involved with the church in 1999 - 2000
will remember the ‘job swap’ that Derek and Ben undertook whereby Derek
and Liz came to work and live amongst us and Ben and family worked with
the congregation in Surrey Hills, just outside Melbourne. I
It was a great pleasure to have Derek and Liz with us for the year and we
look forward to welcoming them here again at the end of the month.
School
Chatter from the Churchwardens
When you receive this magazine the Church & School Fete will have happened and
we thank everyone for getting involved both before the day and on the day itself.
This event is one, which is always popular, and is a great community event pulling
everyone together for a common aim – to have fun and to raise some much needed
funds for the school, the church and a local charity.
We thank Lionel Smith for kindly agreeing to chair the committee on behalf of the
Church and hope he can now take a well-deserved rest!
The Diocese has accepted an offer on the former vicarage in Wykham Lane and the
matter is now in the hands of solicitors. With regard to the new vicarage in The
Rydes, a Contractor has now been appointed and will be starting work on site on 17 th
June with a completion set for 23rd August: fingers crossed the work will be
completed on time so that the Rev’d Sarah Sharp can move in before her licensing on
Thursday, 26th September.
After a very long wait the parish office has a landline and broadband connection,
which is so much more convenient for Jean, our Parish Secretary. We have
transferred the vicarage telephone number (270174) to the parish office.
Our death watch beetles continue to munch away at the wooden roof trusses but all
these in the main body of the church have now been sprayed and the worst treated
with a paste which the beetles will take back to their nests eventually and slowly
become eradicated.
A structural engineer and our church architect have inspected
all the trusses and confirm that they are still sound so don’t need replacing which is a
real blessing. Hopefully by the time you receive this magazine the church will once
again be open for business and looking good for our wedding season.
Our very grateful thanks go to Beryl Whitrow and her team of helpers who cleaned
the church beautifully once the scaffolding was out of the church, not an easy job. If
anyone would like to help Beryl on a permanent basis – just half an hour a week
would be more than necessary – then please let us know. I’m sure Beryl will not turn
away any willing helpers.
Many thanks to all who have generously given to our ‘Kill The Beetles’ campaign.
The campaign is definitely still ongoing so if you haven’t contributed, and would still
like to, then please pick up a ‘beetle donation’ form from inside the church or contact
us and we will willingly email you a copy or pop one through your door.
Finally we would like to thank our Ministry Team of Brian, Graham, Liz and George
who continue to support the church so conscientiously during the interregnum; by the
time Sarah arrives we will have had no Vicar for 13 months but our congregations
have not really dropped which is all due to our brilliant Ministry Team.
Please continue to hold them in your prayers.
With our love, prayers and good wishes
Tricia Campbell and Lynne Philpot
PS
Following the discovery of our Death Watch Beetles infestation in the Church
Roof all the work has now been carried out – the wooden trusses have been
sprayed and paste applied which should in time eradicate the beetles. As you
are aware we are desperately trying to raise money to cover the cost of this work
and so far we have raised almost £4,000.
There is still a long way to go so we
are still very keen to take donations. If you haven’t already completed one of our
Donation forms there is still time or just hand a cheque made payable to Bodicote
PCC to a member of the Ministry Team, a Churchwarden or a Sidesman at church –
or contact Lionel Smith on 01295 269063.
Rev’d Gill Barker M.A. A personal appreciation.
I first met Gill in 2001 on the day she came to work at the Horton
General Hospital as its Chaplain. I was in a queue to pay for
food at the canteen and turned round to see this attractive lady
in a dog collar standing behind me.
“You must be the new Chaplain,” I said, offering my hand.
“Yes,” she said, “I’m Gill Barker” and shook my hand warmly. I
introduced myself, and we chatted. I can’t remember if we
lunched together or not, but we quickly became good friends –
Gill was a very easy person to like.
We started meeting
regularly for Morning Prayer in the lovely hospital chapel before
the day’s work most days, and I attended her mid-week
Wednesday lunchtime Communion whenever possible.
Gill was a no-nonsense lady who liked things done properly and well, in liturgy and all
areas. As Chaplain she saw her pastoral ministry as being to the whole hospital, staff as
well as patients, and exercised it accordingly. In many ways, the staff were the permanent
core of her “congregation”. She also had a national role in the hospital chaplaincy service
and, having adopted Bodicote as her home parish came to us when she could and
sometimes took an active part in our worship.
She was a great help to me during my ordination training – reading my essays and making
knowledgeable, pertinent and helpful comments; and sometimes critical ones as well! In a
very different way she was hugely supportive to others and me during the traumatic time
when my department at HGH was being closed and we were being re-deployed.
Gill was greatly missed when she left the Horton and many former colleagues were at the
Thanksgiving Service held for her recently. She became Rector of Aynho and she was
there when Jen died. By this time she was very ill herself but she supported me as well as
she could during that difficult time. She was Jen’s friend also and attended her funeral only
a very short time after major surgery.
We had kept in touch while she was at Aynho but we resumed regular contact when illness
forced her to retire. She bitterly resented having to do this. As she put it, her cancer
robbed her of her ministry. But she was given permission to officiate here and again
became part of Bodicote parish. Like all of us, she didn’t bargain for an interregnum but,
when it came, she threw herself into the fray, as health permitted, with enthusiasm,
dedication and skill. She sorted out the school services, and much of our Baptism ministry,
only giving up at the beginning of Lent this year when, in spite of her indomitable spirit, her
body could no longer sustain the effort.
Gill was a wonderful priest with skills and expertise in many areas of ministry,
administrative, pastoral, spiritual, liturgical and theological. She was, for a time, my
Spiritual Director but she was, even more, a very good friend and companion. We did
many things together outside ministry as we shared a love of ballet and music.
We have all lost a good priest and a special person in whose memory a quarter peal of
plain bob doubles was rung by Bodicote ringers on 6th June: and I have lost one of my best
friends, a mentor and role model. I shall miss her dreadfully.
Rest eternal grant unto her O Lord and let light perpetual shine upon her
May she Rest in Peace and Rise in Glory.
Sleep well Gill.
Love Brian.
May has been a fairly quiet month for our branch but there was a lot happening in June!
At our May meeting the speaker was Liz Smith, a Licensed Lay Reader in our parish and a
member of our Branch. Liz gave us a very interesting and thought provoking talk about her
journey to into the Lay Ministry. It involved four years of training that culminated in her
being granted her license in wonderful service in York Minster.
At the May meeting there was a lot for members sign up for and diary dates to take down
as there would not be another meeting until July.
Events for June include The Wave of Prayer on Tuesday 11th June; the Branch Outing to
the Gurdwara at Leamington on 19th June; the Church/School fete on 22nd June; the
Deanery Festival at St Mary’s, Bloxham on 25th June.
Members please note: - There are changes to our programme – the speakers for July
and November have swapped over so at the July meeting the Speaker will be Jill Courtie
not the Street Pastors. Also our speaker for October will be our new Vicar, the Rev Sarah
Sharp.
So Dates for July are:
The Supper Club on 9th July at The Rose and Crown at Charlton. Our next meeting
will be 17th July when Jill Courtie will be speaking to us about her visit to the Holy Land.
The Area Summer Meeting at St Mary’s, Witney with a talk by the Diocesan President,
Gillian Johnson, will be on 23rd July.
There is a break in August and we meet again for our Harvest Supper and Communion
Service on 25th September.
If any member needs further information regarding any of these forthcoming events then
please contact either Lynne Philpot on 01295 256982 or Claire Roberts on 01295 254597,
or any other committee member.
Claire Roberts (Mother’s Union Committee Member)
RIDE AND STRIDE
Saturday 14th September 2013,
10a.m.-- 6p.m.
Only two and a half months until this annual event
comes round again!
As always we will need volunteers of all ages to take
part and help in this enjoyable busy day
Riders, walkers, welcomers and sponsors will be
required yet again.
In past years we have raised money that goes to the
church and the Oxfordshire Historic Churches Trust
and our church has benefited both directly and
indirectly as we have had grants from the Trust to
help with essential renovation work in the church.
(We are hopeful of receiving a grant this year to help
combat the infestation of deathwatch beetle.)
More information and sponsorship forms will be
available in church this month
Toddlers’ Services
Would you like a fun way to
introduce your pre-school child to
church? Our Toddlers’ Services
will fit the bill. They take just half
an hour and involve a story, songs
and an activity, followed by a drink
and a biscuit for the children and a
cuppa for their parents/carers.
They start at 2.30pm and are over
by 3.00pm, allowing the collection
of other children from school. The
next service will be on the 8th July.
As the services are only held during
term time this will be the last one
for this academic year. They will
resume in the autumn when the first
one will be held on 9th September.
Please contact Marjorie Davies Tel: 262027 if you
would like more information or visit the website
www.ohct.org.uk/bike
Please come along and give it a try
– you will be most welcome.
KO
JULY DATES
2nd 7.00 pm
3rd
4th
7th
Bring & Share Supper at
27th 1.00pm Wedding of Becky Reilly
Old Barn House to
and James Farrell
welcome Derek & Liz Jones 28th Ninth Sunday after Trinity
8.55am School Service
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
Years 1&2
9.45am Holy Communion
9.30am Holy Communion BCP
+ Sunday Club
11.15am Fairholme Communion
2.30pm Baptism of Amelia Varney
6.00pm Compline
Sixth Sunday after Trinity
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
31st 9.30am
Holy Communion BCP
9.45am Holy Communion
10.50am Fair Trade and Cake
AUGUST
Stalls in Church House
11.30 am Family Service
1st 11.15am Fairholme Communion
in Church House
4th Tenth Sunday after Trinity
2.30pm Baptism of Jacob Nellis
8.00am
Holy Communion BCP
3.00pm – 5.00pm CREAM TEA
9.45am
Holy Communion
at Moidart House, Chapel Lane
10.50am Fair Trade and Cake
Tickets £5.00 adult, £1.00 children
Stalls in Church House
In aid of Church Funds
11.30 am Family Service
in Church House
6.00pm Evensong
6.00pm
Evensong
8th 2.30pm
Toddlers’ Service
10th 9.30am
Holy Communion BCP
13th BODFEST
14th Seventh Sunday after Trinity
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.45am Holy Communion +
Sunday Club
6.00pm Evensong
17th 9.30am
7.30pm
Holy Communion BCP
Mothers’ Union meeting
in Dillon House
20th 4.00pm
Wedding of Sarah Adams
and Chris Blackett
21st Eighth Sunday after Trinity
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.45am Holy Communion
2.30pm Baptism of Maia and
Olivia Cook
6.00pm Evensong
PARISH REGISTERS
We give thanks and pray for those
who have been baptised:
Ella Roughton
April 28th
Anna Brennan
June 9th
Sophie Brennan
June 9th
Jayden Turner-Sykes June 16th
Eleanor Hall
June 30th
We ask God’s blessing on those
who have been married
David Ralls and Joanne Boyce
May 25th
We commend to God’s love those
who have died and whose
funerals have taken place
Len Drayton
May 28th
Alf Moore
June 6th
Gill Barker
June 7th
George Badrick
June 12th
22nd 2.30pm Toddlers’ Service
24th 9.30am
Holy Communion BCP
Gill Barker
June 7th
THOSE ON DUTY AT BODICOTE CHURCH JULY 2013
(If you are unable to fulfil the duty assigned please find a substitute and tell the Ministry Team.
Also please make amendments to the large versions in the church porch and inside church)
7th July
6 Sunday
after Trinity
th
Holy
Communion
Readings
8.00am Ministry
Team
OT
2 Kings 5:114
Ep
Gal 6:7-16
Gos Luke 10:1-11,
16-20
Graham Osgd
& Lynne
OT
Lynne Philpot
Ep
Bernard G’chd
Maurice
Caulkett
Ann
Holmes
Graham Osgd.
& Judith
14th July
7 Sunday after
Trinity
th
+ Sunday Club
Amos 7:7-end
Col 1:1-14
Luke 10:25-37
21st July
8 Sunday
after Trinity
th
Amos 8:1-12
Col 1:15-28
Luke 10:38end
28th July
9 Sunday
after Trinity +
th
Sunday Club
Hosea 1:2-10
Col 2:6-15
Luke 11:1-13
4th August
10th Sunday
after Trinity
Hosea 11:1-11
Col 3:1-11
Luke 12:13-21
Brian Gardner
Liz & Tricia
Tricia Campbell
Tricia Campbell
Rev. Derek
Jones & Tricia
Brian Gardner
& Lynne
Graham Osgd
Martin Warner
Tricia C
Margaret Ch
Bernard G’chld
Veronica
Warner
Tricia
Campbell
Rev. Derek
Jones & Lynne
Joanna Shaw
Lynne Philpot
Jill Moody
Cliff
Butler
Mary
Alexander
Brian Gardner
Liz to preach &
Tricia
Wendy Jerred
Max Walkden
Eric Woodruff
Kate O’Connor
Lynne Philpot
Maurice
Caulkett
Lynne Philpot
9.45am Server
9.45am Book
9.45am
Prayers
David Lewis
GREEN
Paul & Sam
GREEN
Helen Hall
Ruth Walkden
9.45am
Chalices
9.45am
Sidesmen
Helen Hall
Colin Edm’ds
Helen T’send
Judith A
9.45am
Welcome
9.45am
Coffee
6pm Service
Joanna Shaw
Tricia C
Liz Smith
Chris Danks
Wendy Jerred
Beryl Whitrow
Beryl & Gerald
Chandler
Evensong
with Sermon
Gill & Geoff
Jones
Evensong
with sermon
6.00pm Ministry
Team
Brian
Gardner
8 am
Readers
8 am
Server
8am
Sidesman
9.45am Ministry
Team
9.45am
Readers
6.00pm
Evensong
Readings
6.00pm
Sidesman &
Welcome
6.00pm
Reader
Special
OT
Ep
Gos
Ps
OT
NT
Judith A
Emily Cooper
Bob C
David Lewis
GREEN
Jean Judd
Lynne Philpot
David Hornsby
Cliff
Butler
Margaret
Christer
Graham Osgd
& Colin
Edmund
Jill Moody
Morgan B’den
Helen Hall
Paul
GREEN
David Lewis
GREEN
Lynne Philpot
Mike Tustian
Judith Andrws
Mike Tustian
Eddie Taylor
Dina Bentley
Liz Smith
Lynne Philpot
Judith Andrws
Sue Ramus
Judith A
Helen Hall
Colin Edmnds
Chris Danks
Wendy Jerred
Kath Davis
Brian Gardner
& Lynne
Gillian Barrow
Adrienne
Brown
Judith & Wendy Dawn & Gillian
Betty & Gerald
Evensong
No Sermon
Compline
Evensong
with Sermon
Liz Smith
George (Office)
Liz Smith
Martin Warner
Liz Smith
Psalm 65
Gen 29:1-20
Mark 6:7-29
Psalm 77
Gen 32:9-30
Mark 7:1-23
Psalm 81
Gen 41:1-16,
25-37
1 Cor 4: 8-13
Psalm 88
Gen 42:1-25
1 Cor 9: 16end
Psalm 107:112
Gen 50:4-end
1 Cor 14:1-19
Lyn Wilson
Sheila Dutton
Keith Mullard
Sue Ramus
Lyn Wilson
11.30 Family
Sheila Dutton
Claire Roberts
2.30pm
Veronica
Warner
Veronica
Warner
2.30pm
Sue Ramus
11.30 Family
Services
Service (Liz)
2.30 Baptism
(Brian)
Baptism
(Brian)
Baptism
(Brian)
Service (Liz)
THOSE ON DUTY AT BODICOTE CHURCH AUGUST 2013
(If you are unable to fulfil the duty assigned please find a substitute and tell the Ministry Team.
Also please make amendments to the large versions in the church porch and inside church)
11th August
11 Sunday
after Trinity +
th
Holy
Communion
Readings
OT
Ep
Gos
8.00am Ministry
Team
8 am
Readers
OT
Ep
8 am
Server
8am
Sidesman
9.45am Ministry
Team
9.45am
Readers
Sunday Club
Isa1:1,10-20
Heb 11:1-3,
8-16
Luke 12:3240
Liz Smith
& Tricia
Tricia
Martin Warner
Veronica
Warner
Tricia
Campbell
Liz Smith &
Tricia
OT
Ep
Gos
Joanna Shaw
Hannah W’dn
Paddy Mills
18th August
25th August
1st Sept
8th Sept
Isa 5:1-7
Heb 11:2912:2
Luke 12:49-56
Sunday Club
Jer 1:4-10
Heb 12:18end
Luke 13:1017
Jer 2:4-13
Heb 13:1-8,
15-16
Luke 14:1, 714
Sunday Club
Jer 18;1-11
Philemon v121
Luke 14:25-33
12 Sunday
after Trinity
th
13 Sunday
after Trinity+
th
Graham Osgd
& Lynne
Brian Gardner
Kate O’Connor
Bernard G’child
Bernard G’chd
Kate O’C
Maurice
Caulkett
Mary Alexander
Cliff Butler
Brian Gardner
& Lynne
Wendy Jerred
Liz Smith
Brian Gardner
& Colin
Eric Woodruff
Judith Andrws
Bob Wilson
Paul Sansom
GREEN
Ann Holmes
14 Sunday
after Trinity
th
Graham Osgd
& Lynne
Lynne Philpot
Maurice
Caulkett
Lynne Philpot
Graham Osgd
& Lynne
Bob Campbell
Emily Cooper
Helen Hall
David Hornsby
Tricia Campbell
Judith Andrews
Dina Bentley
David Lewis
BLUE
Helen Hall
Sam
BLUE
Tricia
Campbell
Judith & Tricia
Campbell
Eddie Taylor
Helen T’send
Judith Andrews
Ailsa & Eilidh
GREEN
Ian Walkden
David Lewis
ALL AGE
Liz Smith
Paddy Mills &
Tricia
Chris Danks
Eddie Taylor
Pat Wilson &
Judith Andrws
Judith A’drws
Chris Danks
Helen Hall &
Lynne Philpot
Wendy Jerred
Sue Ramus
9.45am
Welcome
9.45am
Coffee
Evening
Service
6.00pm Ministry
Team
6.00pm
Evensong
Readings
Paddy Mills
Mike Tustian &
Liz Smith
Helen Towns’d
Mike Tustian
Joanna Shaw
Irene Sabin
Gill & Geoff
Jones
Evensong
with sermon
George (O)
Liz (Preach)
Psalm 108
Isa11:10-end
of 12
2Pet 3:8-13
Judith & Wendy
Dawn & Gillian
Hannah
Walkden
Betty & Gerald
Evensong
No Sermon
George (Office)
Liz
Psalm 119:17-32
Isa 28:9-22
2 Cor 8:1-9
Compline
Claire
Roberts
Claire Roberts
Lyn Wilson
Lyn Wilson
6.00pm
Sidesman &
Welcome
6.00pm
Reader
Special
Brian Gardner
& Tricia
Margaret Ch
Tricia
Campbell
Cliff Butler
Margaret
Christer
Brian Gardner
& Tricia
9.45am Server
9.45am Book
9.45am
Prayers
9.45am
Chalices
9.45am
Sidesmen
Ps
OT
NT
15th Sunday
after Trinity +
Evensong
with sermon
Liz Smith
(Office & Pr)
Psalm 119:8196
Isa 33:13-22
John 3:22-36
Gill & Geoff
Jones
Evensong
with sermon
George (Office)
Brian (Preach)
Psalm 121
Isa 43:1444:5
John 5:30-end
Claire Roberts
Keith Mullard
Claire Roberts
Claire Roberts
Claire Roberts
Claire Roberts
11.30 Family
2.30 Baptism
Liz Smith
Psalm 119:
49-72
Isa 30:8-21
2 Cor 9
2.30pm Baptism 2.30 Baptism
Service
(Brian)
(Brian)
Service (Liz)
(Brian)