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NEWS AND EVENTS FROM

OUR VILLAGES

SEPTEMBER 2019

Towers & Spires

St Faith’s

WILSTHORPE

UFFINGTON

St Michael

& All Angels

St Lawrence’s

TALLINGTON

St Andrew’s

WEST DEEPING

St Thomas’

GREATFORD

St Margaret’s

BRACEBOROUGH

St Martin’s

BARHOLM

CLERGY: Father Aran Beesley

Tel: 07590 055905 E-mail: [email protected]

EDITORIAL SECRETARY Mrs Gail Genever,

Uffington Tel: 01780 765005 [email protected]

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leaflet delivery service, contact Pete Hickman on 01780 754417

VILLAGE REPRESENTATIVES Barholm with Stow - Mrs C Baldwin.

Tel: 01778 560586

Braceborough - Mrs F Grindey, Tel: 01778 560570

Greatford – Mrs Lois Webb

Tel: 01778 560437 Email: [email protected]

Tallington - Mrs L Pollock

Tel 01780 740445 [email protected]

Uffington – Mrs Gail Genever,

Tel: 01780 765005 [email protected]

West Deeping – Jean Stowe

Tel: 01778 346779 [email protected] or

[email protected]

Wilsthorpe - Mrs V Stuart, Brook House, Wilsthorpe

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WILSTHORPE

The Holy Communion service will be at 11am on Sunday 1st September. Please do come along and join us, you will be made most welcome and refreshments will be served after the service. The Pimms & Plants afternoon in July was a huge success with over 100 people visiting the beautiful garden at Willowcroft. The weather was perfect for a walk through the amazing variety of plants with a glass of Pimms! A huge thank you to all who helped and supported this popular event and of course to Di and Peter for giving us the opportunity to enjoy all their hard work and take home ideas for our own gardens. All funds raised were shared between St Faith’s Church and Age UK Central Friendship Club Peterborough. All monies raised in our fund raising events are put into the Fabric Account. This year we are hoping to have the church windows repaired or replaced where necessary. At the moment we do not know what the full cost will be but we are now in the process of obtaining quotations to give an idea of how much is needed. Updates will follow. Harvest Festival 2019. This year our Harvest Festival will be celebrated with the Holy Communion Service at 11am on the 6th October. This also the Feast Day of St Faith – a double celebration. Please do come along and help make this an extra special day. Light refreshments will be served after the service. Any help with cleaning and/or decorating the church would be greatly appreciated, please contact either Susan at Corner Cottage or Rita at Wilsthorpe Cottage. The church will be open every day as usual for anybody who would like to pop in and do their own decoration or leave donations. As in previous years St Faith’s will support Bourne Food Bank with any non-perishable offerings. There will be a list of suggested/needed items on the church notice board. Paperback books for sale! This is proving very popular with villagers and visitors alike. There are lots of books for sale in St Faith’s Church, 50p each or 3 for a £1 – a bargain! The selection is frequently refreshed.

GREATFORD

Church Flowers: Elizabeth Ashby and helpers for Harvest Festival. Church Cleaning: D of E Volunteer Heidi Hooper (Gold) and Lucy Porteus (silver)

. Church Services at Greatford this month are: 8

th Holy Communion 9am: 22

nd Harvest

Festival Service 11am followed by the HARVEST VILLAGE LUNCH at the Village Hall at 12.30 and everyone is welcome. Invitations will already have been delivered to every household with all the details, but because we shall need to know numbers the deadline for tickets will be on Friday 6

th September,

Getting to know our Neighbours: On Friday 6

th September from 6 to 8 pm. Please come

and join us, especially if you are new to the village. Nibbles will be provided but please bring your own liquid refreshment. It is a village event and ALL ages are welcome. This will be the last date for tickets for the harvest lunch!

Carlby & District WI: The last meeting featured a talk by Sue Hix and the subject was ‘Ancient Traditions-new beginnings, Summer Ferment’. This opened our eyes for new ways of healthy eating. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday September 10

th at

Carlby Village Hall at 7.30pm and the subject of the talk will be ‘Bees’ and the speaker is Sue Jackman. All are welcome – contact the Secretary Cheryl on 07962 170473

Mobile Library. The mobile library will be at Greatford on Mondays September 2nd

and 30

th, and stops opposite the Phone Box in Main Street between 12.00 and 12.30.

Bellringing. The practice in September is Wednesday 18th

7.30-9pm. Contact Lois on: 01778 560437. Email [email protected] if you want to find out more about ringing or just come along to a practice night.

Parish Council. The next Parish Council meeting is on Tuesday 1st

OCTOBER in the village hall at 7.30pm. All welcome. If you have any issues, or would like to receive emails of village news/events etc. contact the clerk (Lois Webb) on: [email protected] and let her have your email address.

Flying the Flag. Mark any special event by having the Union Flag or St George’s Flag flown at the Village Hall (for a contribution to V.H Funds)or outside the Church (for Church Funds). Please contact Cyril Webb on 560437

Village Hall. If you would like further information about the hall or to check availability and to book the hall simply contact us via our new email address: [email protected] Greatford continued elsewhere:

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Greatford Continued:

It was with great sadness we all learned of the sudden death of Richard, our dear Chef at the Hare and Hounds, on Friday 9th August. He will be missed very much by his ‘PUB’ family and friends. This tragic event brought to light the necessity for everyone to know about the defibrillator information, so please make a note of the details below. DEFIBRILLATOR INFORMATION FOR GREATFORD RESIDENTS. Greatford Automated External Defibrillator (AED). The Greatford Defibrillator is located on the outside wall of the Village Hall. The Project Leader is Dr David Trawford (14 Greatford Gardens Tel 01778 561 192). David’s team comprises ten volunteer residents trained to operate the Defibrillator and who know the code for unlocking it from the holder. Action to take if a person is unconscious and not breathing normally (and is therefore likely to have suffered a cardiac arrest): DIAL 999 for an ambulance, then call the Greatford Village Emergency Telephone System number 01778 252 911 (the number on your heart-shaped fridge magnet). - the first Defibrillator trained volunteer to answer the call will collect the Defibrillator and go to your location ASAP Unlocking code. If there is the need for a resident (who is not one of the ten trained volunteers) to collect the defibrillator in an emergency they will need the unlocking code. This is available in the pub or by phoning the Greatford call-out 01778 252 911 and ask for the code from the volunteer who answers the call, before they meet at the scene of the emergency. Alternatively, when the initial call is made to 999 requesting the emergency services, the caller should ask for the unlocking code for the Greatford defibrillator. If this was not requested during the initial 999 call, it can be requested in a follow-on call.

If you have any questions relating to this procedure please do not hesitate to contact David Trawford or Chris Granville-White (01778 561181)

BRACEBOROUGH Sunday 1 September Holy Communion at 9am. Our next Holy Communion

service will be at 9am on Sunday 1 September. Please come along and receive a

warm welcome. By the way, we are still lead-free!

Gift Day, 20 July. The PCC is immensely grateful to those who contributed so

generously to this year’s Gift Day, which was in aid of the church roof appeal

fund. £3200 has been donated, and much of this was gift-aided. Thank you all so

much for your generous support.

Appeal Fund – for Roof Repairs following theft of lead from St.Margaret’s

Church. It’s not too late to make a contribution, should you wish to. Please help

us if you can. Contact our treasurer, Keith, at keithwrightcollingwood@gmail if

you would like to support our appeal with a gift. Please remember to ‘gift aid’

your donation, if you qualify.

14 September – September Beer Festival. We are bringing OKTOBERFEST to

Braceborough. Swapping sausage & mash for bratwurst and strudel! A selection of

German-brewed beers will be available together with all the usual bar drinks. If

you have a stein, please bring it along & join us for fun & a sing song.

Leiderhosen is optional!

Dates for your Diary. Friday October 11th – Harvest Festival Thanksgiving

Service & Harvest Supper. Friday 18 October – Rural touring event – Sweet

Patootie – a real coup to have secured this concert! 30 November Gin Night. Start

brewing – Sarah is looking for your support! 8 December Christmas Bazaar.

Community Lunches are starting again! Next one is Wednesday 2 October!

Beginners’ Ceilidh/Scottish Dancing. Come & try this fun & sociable form of

exercise. No partner needed, just comfortable shoes & a smile. Braceborough

Village Hall most Mondays 7.30-9pm. £3 a session. Contact Hazel 01778 560417.

Please consider coming along to support and enjoy this excellent initiative – your

support is needed now in order to ensure continuity of this class.

Fly The Flag. It costs just £5 to fly the flag to celebrate a birthday, anniversary or

any other memorable or special event. Please contact Sue on 560636.

Booking the Village Hall. We have a very well equipped village hall – available

for hire from just £8 per hour. Please contact Sue Cook on 560636 to find out if

the date you are interested in is free

BARHOLM

St Martin’s Church

We are very grateful for the ‘gift Day ‘donations this year which amounted to a marvellous £1, 445. As you will know this goes towards the essential upkeep of your village church - a very big thank you. The work on the lavatory extension and servery is now well underway. We apologise that the church is locked, during this time, for health and safety and security reasons, however should you wish access, please contact me on 01778 344674. A reminder that, throughout the Diocese, ‘Safeguarding ‘is taken very seriously. Should you have concerns for yourself or someone you know, and wish to talk to someone in confidence - Tricia Brockhouse is the Safeguarding Officer for St Martin’s. Further details may be found on the noticeboard in the church porch. Services during September - EVENING PRAYER - Sunday 1st September 6pm, (always on the first Sunday) lead by Fr Aran Beesley: HOLY COMMUNION -15th September 9 am, (3rd Sunday) lead by Canon David McCormack A date for your diary - Sunday 6th October 6pm, HARVEST FESTIVAL (Fr Aran) A Village Service to celebrate Barholm’s agricultural heritage. Please bring along, on the day before, any produce and flowers for display. Try your hand at a flower arrangement if you wish. (for info, please speak to Caroline Baldwin or myself) You will be assured of a very warm welcome, do stay for light refreshments with a glass of wine. Half the collection will be donated to Stamford Food Bank. We look forward to seeing you.

WELLAND MOTHERS’ UNION

Monday 16th September

2pm at Elizabeth’s Home

The story of Lincoln Longwool Sheep with related Bible readings.

All Welcome. For details please contact

Elizabeth 01778 344674 or Anne 01780 740151

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ABRIDGED MINUTES OF THE UFFINGTON PARISH COUNCIL

MEETING 01/08/19 Parking continues to be monitored. Any car parked fully on a footpath or in front of a

driveway can be ticketed by PCSO’s.

Bird wire is fitted above the swings and appears to be working.

Pot holes. Continue to be a problem. Some have been mended.

Drainage. Camera and suction have been used in Casewick Lane/School Lane but problem

has not been resolved. Clerk to follow up.

Speedwatch scheme. 21 people are interested in helping with this scheme. PCSO offered

support. Parish Council agreed to fund the cost of this.

PCSO report. There has been an increase in vehicle thefts. Thieves are targeting keyless

entry cars. There has also been a recent shed break-in in Uffington. Residents are advised

to be vigilant.

Planning - Decision notices received from SKDC for:

S19/0730 Teesdale. Resiting of school shop structure Location: Copthill School Barnack

Road

S19/0809 Ms Rachel Cardall. Extension to form a single storey garden room to rear. The

Stables, Essendine Road.

S19/1038 & S19/1039 Mrs T Arntson, The Barn, Casewick Park. Reduce 1 x ash & 1 x

hawthorn.

No objections from parish council for:

S19/1127 & S19/1127 Mr & Mrs J Allport. Proposed new single storey extension.The

Lodge , Casewick Park.

S19/1144 & S19/1118

Julia Wight. Conversion of redundant stable block/barn to create ancillary annexe

accommodation to host dwelling and installation of solar panels on rear roofslope. The

Barn, Casewick Park.

The Parish Council does not object to the following proposed development but made some observations which can be viewed in full on the parish council website: S19/1241 Mr Lennon. Erection of 2 storey detached dwellings with associated access and landscaping. 9-21 Main Road. a. Privacy aspect of the windows.

b. Preservation of the view and the overall look of the village.

c. Preservation of mature trees. d. Vehicular access onto Main Road. Bank signatories. The new signatories have been added.

Hedgerow in Lindsey Road. Residents are able to tidy this but local farmers are only able

to cut it back every two years in accordance with the ministry of agriculture guidelines.

Footpath across school field. Gate post on Casewick Lane side of footpath is broken.

Clerk to report.

Paths on Lindsey Road. Weeds are growing through the surface. Clerk to report.

Bus shelter. Tile missing and guttering broken. Cllrs Genever& Brown will mend.

Footpaths in Newstead. Overgrown paths. Clerk to contact highways.

Next meeting Wednesday 11th

September 19:30 at the Village Hall – all welcome For more information please go to http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Uffington/

Lorraine Thurston , Clerk to the council

UFFINGTON Church Flowers

Sep 1st/8th – Mandy Richardson Sep 15th/22nd – Free

Sep 29th – Harvest Festival News from Uffington Village Hall. Blustery is one word to describe the Garden Opening Tea Party at Uffington Village Hall on August 10th. Fun is another. To declare the gardens officially open was Shona Burns, from Garden Solutions, who gave her design and gardening services free of charge. The UVH committee presented Shona with wine and a bouquet of flowers. The garden was in bloom and over 50 locals and friends of all ages enjoyed a delicious afternoon tea with Pimms amid the butterflies and bumbles bees. Thank you to Nick and Dean for organising this event and to everyone, especially Sheila Croft, for baking and making the impressive refreshments. The August 175 Club was drawn at the garden party and the winners were: 75 Katie Genever £20 ;87 Sarah Woolf £10;120 Pat Jones £5,128 Tariq c/o Liz G £5. Uffington Garden Produce Show on Sunday 8

th September will host the next draw. The

GPS organisers look forward to receiving your produce between 10.30am and 1pm on Sunday, judging will then take place and the prize giving and auction will start at 4pm. Adult entry fee - £1 per entry –max 15 entries. It is free for children to enter .Details of the categories and criteria are on Uffington.org website. Entries can also be submitted on Saturday 4pm-5pm. Do join in the fun, the overall winner will be awarded the Francis Challenge Cup. Proceeds to UVH. Organised by Liz Genever and co. Fashion Show at UVH, Tuesday 24 September 7pm Tickets £7.50in advance or £10 on door to include refreshments and prize draw. This will be a fun evening with live models (oh yes) showcasing High Street clothes, handbags and accessories for you to try on and purchase at discount prices. See Uffington.org and FB Uffington Village Lincolnshire for full details. To book your evening out contact the organiser Sarah Woolf 01780 480750 or 07951 732618. All proceeds to UVH restorations. If anyone has time to help UVH with its “To Do” list, please contact any committee member inc Vanessa or Nick Kimberley 33 Main Rd and Liz Genever at 4 Casewick Lane or Croft Farm. All help will be appreciated. Here’s the current To Do list: Paint the hall walls and ceiling then Sand down and varnish the hall floor: Paint the kitchen – paint has been donated: Build some cupboards next to the big hearth: Gates- security. The front and back gates have sunk making opening and closing tricky. Malcolm Towell and John Teesdale have offered their expertise but they need your muscle power to lift the gates off while they repair them. A task force of 4 people is needed to do this- contact Malcolm on 01780 756186: Install 2 gates by the *red brick wall (to act as an airlock) to keep children/animals safe and install drain covers.* Listed – not to be touched: Donate/erect a gate to fence off the gap between the hall and the committee room: Donate/ lay some slabs to go under the wooden bench in the walled garden- to make it easier to cut the grass: Fill in some gaps in the wood in the foyer: To make some padded cushions for the wooden bench seats. Thank you. Uffington continued elsewhere

Uffington continued:

New for Uffington Village Hall. Tiger Tots Messy Play- starts Wednesday 4th September 1pm- 3pm. Contact Ali Prior 07949 689179. Family Yoga – Monthly on Saturdays from Sept 14th- 10.30am-11.30am Contact Julie Bickerton 07894 468227. Please see Vanessa Kimberley 01780 239463 or Facebook Page Uffington Village Lincolnshire or Uffington.org for details on all classes and hall bookings. Liz Genever is UVH chair: 07790 378349. Other events in Uffington - Walk and Talk Group - Friday 6th September- Around Ryhall - Village Magazine (4 miles). A walk from Ryhall, heading towards the Careby Road, then past Ryhall Grange heading towards the Drift. A bridleway will bring us out on the Essendine Road before heading back through Ryhall. Park in Ryhall near the Wicked Witch. Meet 9.55am for 10am. Contact and weather check: Janet Warburton 01778 560620. Sheila Archer 01780 763825)[email protected]. The Bertie Arms charity pub quiz Wednesday 21 September 8pm. Book a team on 766400. Mobile Library Mondays September 2nd & 30th 10.30am Casewick Lane Uffington Parish Council 7.30pm Wed 11 September at UVH. All welcome. Flying the Flag. Either the Union Jack or St George’s was flown as follows: Date Event or Message Sponsor(s) 16th Aug In memory of our Jon boy 18th Aug To celebrate the success of the Uffington

Under 9’s Cricket Team who won all of their games in The Border Counties Youth League East and topped the League. Well done.

Mark your special date by sponsoring either the Union Jack or St George’s flag, and make a £5 donation to Church funds. Contact David & Gail Genever or Graham Creedy (481084).

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TALLINGTON Church Flowers

1st and 8

th September – Mrs A Hassall

15th

and 22nd

September – Mrs E Allen 29

th September – Mrs L Isaacs

200 Club Winners in July: 1

st Prize Liz Allen and 2

nd Prize Suzanne Walmsley.

Regular Events at the Village Hall: Post Office: Every Tuesday 2.00 – 4.00 pm Yoga: Every Thursday 7.00 – 8.00 pm. Please contact Helen on 07706511925 or at [email protected] ‘Move it or Lose it’: Senior fitness group every Wednesday 1.00 pm -1.45 pm. All exercises can be done seated or standing. £5 per class (first class free), booking not necessary but please contact Amanda for details 07535 788756, [email protected] New Coffee Morning! Please join us every Thursday morning at 10.00 am starting on 26

th September. A chance to have a catchup and chat with your neighbours.

There is no charge so please come along and say hello! Would you like to come but would need help getting there and back? Please let us know and we can arrange to pick you up and drop you off. Hiring the Hall: We offer very competitive rates to hire the Hall whether commercially, for classes to benefit the community or just for one-off parties. With parking, great facilities, a fully equipped kitchen (with dishwasher). We also have a selection of games/sports equipment to hire. Contact [email protected] or 07939986817. . Village Hall Committee Contact Details: [email protected]. Tel 07939986817 or via Facebook messenger (Tallington Village Hall) - we try to return emails and calls within 24 hours – but we are not a business, please be patient, we are a small group of volunteers managing the Hall and Park around our busy full-time jobs and families! Flying the Flag: The Union Jack Flag was flown on Sunday 4

th August by Millie and

David Tilson to celebrate their son David’s 40th

Birthday. St George’s Flag was flown on Saturday 10

th August by Alistair and Sharon Corbett in celebration of their

daughter Jade’s wedding to Craig Hippey. Please remember you can fly either of our flags to celebrate any occasion for £5. Just ring John and Liz on 740076 and they will arrange which flag and your chosen date with you. Mobile Library Service: The Mobile Library service will be in Church Lane on Monday 2

nd September and Monday 30

th September between 11.15 and 11.45 am.

The Parish Council: The next meeting of the Parish Council will be held on Tuesday 17

th September at 7.30 pm. All residents are welcome at these meetings.

WEST DEEPING St Andrews Church. Harvest Festival ‘All Age Service’ Sun. 22nd September at 11.00am, followed by light refreshments. Donations will go to Market Deeping Foodbank. Friends’ Group Cheese & Wine Social Friday 13

th September from 7:00 pm in the Red Lion

pub. Please come along to ‘sample’ a selection of wines from Amps Fine Wines and to give your support to the church building work for the new toilet/servery. Visit http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/WestDeeping/section.asp?docId=129234 for details of the Friends’ Group. Coffee Morning Sat. 21

st September 10.30am-12noon WDVH. All proceeds to the

installation of the toilet/servery in St Andrew’s Church. Refreshments, cake stall, children’s activities, raffle. Come and talk to your friends. Please note that there will be no services at West Deeping on the Sundays of 25

th August

or 15th

September. On Sunday 29th

September a Holy Communion service led by Fr Aran starts at 9:00am. If you are able to support the church in any way, please talk to Colin Blagrove on 07946 004893. Rotas for church coffee mornings, church cleaning and flowers are on the church noticeboard. Bible Studies recommence on Tuesday 3

rd September starting at 3:00pm, then at

fortnightly intervals ie – Tues 17th

September and 1st

October. Contact: Susanna Aldred on 01778 380014. Parish Council Meeting Monday 2nd September 7.30pm WDVH. All residents are very welcome to attend to hear how we deal with matters affecting our village and to raise any issues that they would like the Parish Council to consider'. The Parish Council Event held on 28 July, to celebrate the Centenary of West Deeping Parish Council, was a great success. The West Deeping Mile race was run for the fifth time. Then, because of rainy weather, tea and children’s games were held in the church, which enabled the 70 attendees to circulate and talk. WD Walkers. Sundays. 8

th September will be led by Iain and Jean (01778 346779) and 25

th

September is a local walk. Meet at the Village Hall at 2.00pm All are welcome. For details contact: Annie Newbigging: 01778 346805, [email protected] Rambling Readers (Book Club) meet on the last Friday of the month in WDVH. A new book each month is supplied by Lincolnshire Libraries. We are also sharing copies of the 2018 Man Booker Prize short list. Please talk to Elizabeth on 01778 344674 Carpet Bowls Club. The group meets on Thursday evenings in the Village Hall. See centre pages. Chairperson: June Thomas 01778 343434. WD continued elsewhere:

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WD Continued:

West Deeping Heritage Group. Tuesday 24th September 7.00 for 7.30pm. The history of bulb-growing in East Anglia could hardly be presented by anyone more knowledgeable and closely involved than Johnny Walkers. His Dutch parents were bulb-growers who came to England in the 1930s and, stranded by war, moved to the appropriately named South Holland district of Lincolnshire, where they joined many other small-scale commercial nurseries who found the flat, fertile soil ideal for bulb-growing. Much of Johnny’s knowledge was picked up working in his parents’ nursery as a boy. A lot of old daffodil varieties were lost during the second world war, when growers were forced to plough up fields and grow food, but Johnny tracked many down and offered them alongside new introductions through his specialist mail-order company Walkers Bulbs. Johnny came to be known as having the “Midas Touch” for his huge haul of awards at both Chelsea and Harrogate flower shows and in 2003 the Daffodil Society made Johnny an honorary vice-president in recognition of his services to the daffodil industry. For over 25 years he was quality manager at Taylors Bulbs, the UK’s leading supplier of bulbs to garden centres, who took over his mail order business. Although he is now retired, his diary is still full with various daffodil matters. Contact: Maggie Ashcroft 017798 344768. West Deeping Village Hall. Regular classes are: Step Clog. Fortnightly on Mondays 8-9.30pm. Contact: Laura, 01733 267129, email [email protected] Tiger Tots Messy Play. Fridays, 9.30am-11.30am. For babies and toddlers aged 6 months-5years. £7 per child, £5 per sibling. For queries and to book, call Ali on 07949 689179 or visit [email protected] New Yoga Classes. Helen Hobling is offering a gentle yoga class suitable for beginners, men and women, starting on Thursday 12th September 10am-11am. She is also offering a new Yin Yoga class suitable for beginners on a Monday 6.30pm – 7. 30pm from 9th September. Suitable for beginners. Helen can be contacted on 07706511925, or email [email protected] Reservations are required ASAP and prior to the first sessions to determine numbers attending. The VH booking clerk is Mrs. Annie Newbigging, 43 King St. Tel. 01778 346805. Email. [email protected]

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READINGS FOR SEPTEMBER

In all services the Old Testament, New Testament and Gospel readings will be read. The colour in church this month is green except for the feast of St Michael and All Angels on 29th September, when the colour is white.

For information on which services are being held where and by whom, please see the details in the centre pages.

How can I be a blessing to you?

What does church do?

I'm so pleased that I've had booking forms sent to me for the Pilgrimage next year (10, 11 & 12 July 2020 Pilgrimage to Walsingham). If you've not replied yet, or have some questions, then please get in touch. I've safely returned from the National Youth pilgrimage, a little exhausted and also filled with enthusiasm for next year. If you are, or you know any children, aged 11-18 and want to find out more then please ask me. The dates are Monday 3rd August to Friday 7th August 2020. It may be easier to show you some pictures so you can get an idea of how much fun we all have. Pilgrimage may not be for you, you may not feel confident with what church does. But I still want to be a blessing to, and for you. I've been with you for a year now. How time has flown by. It's so encouraging to have taken part in many baptisms, marriages and funerals. Apart from regular Sunday worship these 'life events’ are really important to village life and are critical to how I can help as well as trying my best to demonstrate God's love for all of us. Many people I've met across the seven parishes have felt excluded from our churches, or not wanted. I'm slowly working to demonstrate how welcome you all are. And if you tell me what you think or believe, then I can change some of what happens. As a minimum I can explain what actually happens. There's a good chance that there is a gap between what some of us think happens and what does go on. The small image above was the result of a request for a selfie at a marriage, "Oi Rev, can we have a selfie?. Marriages and Baptisms are usually joyful once the details are resolved. If you ask me you may be surprised at how flexible I and all of our churches are when it comes to planning these life-changing services. The blessing is easy to see as most(!) people leave happy. When it comes to funerals, time is often limited to arrange the details, and a degree of apprehension builds as some are unsure about how the Rector will react to the requests. I've already helped organise 26 services since I've been with you, and I hope and pray that the care we've given to each family has been a blessing. Each funeral is different and unique. It can be simple and prayerful, we can sprinkle the coffin with Holy water to remind us of the promises made at our baptism, or we can plan how to involve your favourite music, even if it's rock! I think Baptisms/Christening, Funerals and Marriage services can be a lasting blessing that holds us all together through the struggles and joy of life. If you'd like me to help then please get in touch.

Fr Aran

Psalm OT NT Gospel

Sunday 1st September

11th Sunday after Trinity

112

Ecclesiastes

10:12-18

or

Proverbs

25:6-7

Hebrews

13:1-8,15-16

Luke

14:1,7-14

Sunday 8th

September


1

Deuteronomy 30:15-20

Philemon

1-21

Luke

14:25-33

Sunday 15th September


51:1-11

Exodus

32:7-14

1 Timothy

1:12-17

Luke

15:1-10

Sunday 22nd September


113 Amos

8:4-7

1 Timothy

2:1-7

Luke

16:1-13

Sunday 29th September


(St Michael and All Angels)

103:19-22

Genesis

28:10-17

or

Revelation

12:7-12

Revelation 12:7-12

or

Hebrews

1:5-14

John

1:47-51

CHURCH SERVICES AND DIARY DATES

FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 VOLUME 34 NUMBER 6

Abbreviations: Holy Communion (HC); Morning Prayer (MP); Evening Prayer (EP); All Age Worship (AAW)

Sunday Monday Tuesday

1st

September 2nd

3rd

9am Braceborough HC: Fr Aran 11am Uffington HC: Pdr Shaw 11am Wilsthorpe HC: Fr Aran 11am WDeeping MP: AAW Team 6pm Barholm EP: BCP Fr Aran

9.45am UFFVH Yoga 6pm UffVH Crystal &

Meditation Workshop

10am UffVH Movement to music 2pm TallVH Post Office

7pm UffVH Zumba

8th 9th 10th 9am Greatford HC: Fr Aran 10.30am UffVH Garden Produce Show 11am Uffington HC: Fr Aran 11am WDeeping HC: Pdr Shaw 2pm WDVH Walkers 6pm Tallington: Rev’d John Batty


Meditation Workshop


2pm UffVH U3A Book binding & Repairs

7pm UffVH Zumba

15th 16th 17th

9am Barholm HC: Canon David 11am Uffington HC Fr Aran – combined with WDeeping

WD Welland MU 6pm UffVH Crystal &

Meditation Workshop


7pm UffVH Zumba

22nd 23rd 24th 9am Tallington HC: Fr Aran 11am Uffington AAW: Liz & Les 11am Greatford Harvest Fest: Fr Aran 11am WDeeping AAW& Harvest Festival: Team & Pdr Shaw 2pm WDVH Walkers


Meditation Workshop


2pm UffVH U3A Book binding & Repairs

7pm WDVH Heritage Group 7pm UffVH Fashion Show

29th 30th 9am WDeeping Said HC: Fr Aran 11am Uffington HC: Fr Aran 6pm Barholm EP BCP: Fr Aran UffVH Gong Bath

9.45am UFFVH Yoga

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

4th

5th

6th

7th

9.30am UffVH Pilates 1pm TallVH ‘Move It’ 1pm UffVH Tiger Tots

Messy PLay 6.30pm UffVH Tai Chi

5pm UffVH Physio led Pilates

7pm TallVH Yoga 7.30pm WDVH Bowls

11th 12th

13th

14th


Messy PLay 7.30pm UffVH Parish

Council



7pm WD Red Lion – Wine Tasting

10.30am UffVH Family Yoga

18th 19th

20th

21st





25th 26th

27th

28th 9.30am UffVH Pilates 1pm TallVH ‘Move It’ 1pm UffVH Tiger Tots


10am TallVH Coffee Morn 5pm UffVH Physio led

Pilates 7pm TallVH Yoga

7.30pm WDVH Bowls

7.45pm WDVH Rambling Readers

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