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Trinity
Annual General Church Meeting Days
of Encouragement for Women at Highmoor Hall Deadline
for April Diary and Magazine:
Services
MARCH
2009
Please
note that there is a Nursery Service every Wednesday during termtime. A
Time of Prayer: Every
Sunday, from 9.30am, in the Chapel, before
the 10am service WEEKLY
PRAYERS: 9.45am
Wednesdays (Communion 4th Wed) The Church Vestry is staffed on Saturdays between
9.30am and 11.00am. Minister’s
Letter
At P3 last Sunday, amongst the countless
newspaper articles spreading doom and gloom, a piece of positive and
encouraging news was discovered. One
implication of the financial crisis is that families are spending more time
together doing family type activities like playing games and going on days
out. Families spent more time and
had fun together during our very snowy week too.
It was great to see grown ups and kids having fun together.
It was great to see grown ups simply having fun like children! As Christians, God has called us into his
family. We are all his children
and I wonder, if God had included a third commandment after “love the Lord
your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind”
and “love your neighbour as yourself”, whether it would have been along
the lines of “have lots of fun together”?!
Perhaps this is implicit in the two we do have.
At times we make heavy weather of our Christianity as individuals, and
when we’re together. I don’t
think we spend enough time together in the first place, at least having some
fun and looking to live life to the full.
We’re just about to put a wayside pulpit up on the outside of Trinity
and are in the process of looking for suitable slogans.
One church had the following up on theirs – “God so loved the world
he did not send a committee”!! We
need to hold onto the saying that church exists for the benefit of non-members
– how do our non-members see us? We have our own financial crisis at
Trinity and many of us are facing increasingly difficult times at home due to
the credit crunch. We need to be
praying for each other and supporting one another as best we can, and finding
ways to have fun together. This
may mean we need to do things differently.
Over the next few months I want us to look more closely at our vision
at Trinity. God is loosening us up
and challenging us, and we do need to be concentrating on relationship
building, more prayer and Biblical teaching.
The question is how best can we do this?
There is much to chew on here and I hope we can work on this during
2009, to develop our vision, building on what we have in place but perhaps
having the courage to change, if change is necessary.
And we must make sure we have fun factored in! If we don’t have sufficient funds, we
won’t, of course, be able to do very much.
I’m very pleased to see Gordon’s financial update in this month’s
magazine which shows a positive response to the call to review our giving.
Many thanks to all who are doing this.
We do need to press on further. It’ll
be in the next couple of months that we really see how much our giving has
increased. Remember we need to be
raising, at least, an extra £1500 per month to snuff out the deficit.
If we then want to develop what we do, we’ll need more than this.
The idea of a part-time youth worker is popular but this will cost us -
£500 per month for less than a half-time post.
I’d like a full-time youth worker!!
Last year’s crudely calculated giving figure of £26 per month (based
on 200 people giving) really is pitiful. I
don’t know what the average income in I hope a good number of you are signing
up for the Lent groups this year. Please
do give this serious thought and prayer. There
is a good level of choice with some excellent material.
Some, like Alpha, will be familiar to many.
Have a go. God will always
speak to us if we’re listening out for him.
Remember Jesus is knocking on our door.
You may well say you’ve let him in, but have you let him in beyond
the threshold? Are you sitting
down with him, and he with you, eating together and so getting to know one
another in new and deeper ways? If
you’ve not read the book “The Shack”, I encourage you to do so.
It’s a fascinating example of how we can relate to Jesus, his Father
and the Holy Spirit. It’s when we fall in love with Jesus
that our hearts really engage. Jesus
tells us to seek him with ALL our hearts.
It’s then, too, that we’re more likely to have true fun. Every blessing, Jon Reel IssuesOur small group has been keen to explore
fun and engaging ways to learn about God whilst also having the potential for
outreach. Then, a visionary within
the church suggested Reel Issues – and we thought that it was a great
way to combine our mutual love of film and God. So,
we decided to give it a go! After much plugging, a group of us got
together in the church on the evening of 14 February, to see what the hotly
anticipated Reel Issues was going to be like. As
all good Christian events tend to do, we started with food and drink (well
some popcorn and hot chocolate with marshmallows) and then settled down to
watch the first clip from the film “Evan Almighty” – a hilarious film
about a guy called Evan who is called by God to build an ark! We watched several clips from the film
and then split off into small groups for discussion. In
these groups, we discussed issues emerging from the clips we had seen. Topics
that were covered included prayer, family and stepping out for God (even if
people think you’re crazy for doing it). It
was a fun but thought-provoking night, and people seemed to really enjoy the
format. Watching the scenes and
seeing the relationships between the characters or exaggerated circumstances
helped bring a fresh perspective to discussions. There is a scene from the film that
really struck a chord with some of the groups: Evan’s wife is struggling to
cope with her husband’s erratic behaviour and the huge ark and animals
appearing next to her house. God
approaches her in a restaurant as a waiter ‘Al Mighty’ and says: “Let me
ask you something. If someone
prays for patience, you think God gives them patience? Or
does he give them the opportunity to be patient?” It
made us reflect: do we look for direct answers for prayer, or do we see the
opportunities that God has thrown in our path as part of the answer? Do
we seek out such opportunities to strengthen our faith? Is
going to a Lent group or Reel Issues an opportunity for you? At the end of the film, Evan asks God why
he had to build an ark instead of things being resolved in another way. God
explains that, if you want to change the world, you do it by “one Act of
Random Kindness (ARK) at a time.” So
we ended the evening with some reflection about what our acts of random
kindness could be. All in all, we thought it was a great
night (although we may be biased!). Following
on from feedback from those who came, we hope to make Reel Issues a
monthly event, with the next one being held on Saturday 14 March. Not
all the films will be so overtly about God (ie feature him as a character!),
but, as in our everyday lives, our faith cuts across issues explored in films,
so there will be plenty to discuss! We’ve
got some great dramas, action, comedies and maybe even a chick flick or two on
the list of potential films, so come and join us for the next Reel Issues. On
Saturday 14 March, we’ll be discussing “Good
Night and Good Luck” – an Oscar-nominated film by George Clooney
about the power of the media and politicians in 1950s Thank you for all your prayer and support
for Reel Issues to date. We
hope to see you on 14 March! Please see the poster in this magazine
(on page 26) for more details, or speak to Gemma Keeley or Laura Brannelly. Oberammergau HolidayThere will be a group of 41
of us, mainly from Trinity, going for a week's holiday in Austria next year. We
will be away from 13 to 20 July 2010. We'll
be staying just outside Jill Ramsden jill.ramsden.t21(at)btinternet.com Youth Led WorshipAs part of a joint project
between St Peter's, St Nic's and Trinity, we'll be having a youth led time of
worship once a month on a Sunday evening which will rotate around the three
churches. This month, it is
Trinity's turn to host the event. The
young people will plan and lead the worship themselves, including providing
the musicians. Everyone is welcome
and it would be great to see people of all ages at this service. Job Opportunitieswith Christian Community
Action CCA Whitley Shop and Support Centre Supervisor 21 hours per week at £6.30 per hour (pay review
pending). CCA Southcote Shop and Support Centre Manager 21 hours per week at £7.53 per hour (pay review
pending). For more details, contact Ann-Marie Paterson or
email annmarie.paterson(at)ccam.org.uk.
Applications close on 10 March.
A woman was posting an old family bible to her brother.
“Is there anything breakable in the parcel?” asked the postal
worker.
“Only the Ten Commandments,” she answered. Lent 2009 at Trinity ChurchOur
Lent Groups start at the beginning of March.
You are very welcome to join one –
there is a choice of days, venues and material. Please
sign the list in church, or contact the group leader.
Finance UpdateIn
last month’s magazine, I gave a long and detailed account of the financial
situation at Trinity and those of you who were in church in January would have
heard Jon Salmon’s sermons on giving and the part we all play in God’s
work. This month, I’m giving an
update and will share the concerns we have. The
good news is that 3 members have changed from giving through envelopes to
Standing Orders. I cannot tell if
they have increased their giving, but you can see the combined totals below,
and 5 members have increased their Standing Orders in January – again, see
the numbers below. Please
remember, some members do not give monthly, some give bi-monthly, some
quarterly, so look at the trend over the 5 months given.
From my position, the news is very positive and I think we can look
forward to seeing more increases in February and March, as more members
increase their giving, and the Standing Order forms we have given out reach
the banks. I
was asked recently, “Do I need a new Standing Order form to increase my SO
to the Church?”. The answer is
“No”. All you need to do is go
into your bank, or write, or telephone, or email your bank, as you would do
normally, and tell them to increase the amount.
This person was so used to signing Direct Debits for, say, Gas or
Electricity, and the companies then take a sum each month and can increase the
amount by giving you 30 days’ notice and you would do nothing.
A SO has to be changed by the account holder.
However, if you would like a new SO, please see me in church or phone
me or email on gordonguile(at)yahoo.co.uk.
NB
November had 5 Sundays. The
extra Standing Orders will attract 22% tax relief as well! Our boiler is over 20 years oldWe
service the boiler at the church annually and, at the last service, we were
advised the boiler could have major problems at any time or it may last
another 5 years. We do not know.
But the message is, it will need replacing in the next 5 years and it
will cost £20,000. Ouch!
We at Trinity are lucky to worship in a warm church and it is the
Church Council’s view we wish to continue to worship in a warm church.
So many old church buildings are so cold, however much heat you throw
at them. The
plan is, over the next 5 years, we must put away at least £5,000 per annum
into a building’s fund to meet this obligation.
“What happens if we have to replace the boiler before we have saved
the £20,000?” I hear you say. Well,
the first thing, I hope you agree, is to replace the boiler, second is to find
the balance of the money. There
are two ways: firstly we can borrow from one of the denominations, or secondly
members of our own church can lend the church the money, interest free
hopefully, until we can raise the money by special events, etc. Denomination increases
Since
I wrote last month, the second bit of bad news is the amount of money we pay
to the three denominations has gone up £6,000 for 2009.
Life doesn’t get any easier. Once
we know the full amount of the increased giving, say by the end of April, we
can respond to the various Churches to say if we can meet these increased
costs. I’m sure there are
churches in a worse financial situation than us, and I pray that the extra
giving many of our members are now contributing will bridge the large and
growing gap in our finances. I
am told that last year several members were requesting more information on
giving and the church’s finances generally.
After my first two reports, you may want me to stop.
I’m sorry, I can only report the truth and we all must share the
responsibility of the cost of doing God’s work here in Gordon
Guile Treasurer Book Review“Red
Moon Rising” by Pete Greig & Dave Roberts Pete Greig is the founder of 24-7 Prayer,
an international and interdenominational prayer and mission movement.
There are 24-7 Prayer groups in more than 50 countries and members of
the movement have been interceding continually, night and day, since 1999. The book not only tells the reader of how
the 24-7 movement started and grew, but has a variety of inspiring stories of
God’s work in Prayer Rooms from around the world (including from one of the
original ‘Boiler Rooms’ - at
The Forbury in Reading). Pete Greig likens the 24-7 prayer
movement to the early church. From
Acts 1 - Jesus tells his disciples, “Do
not leave It is exciting to think that Christians
today are following the example of the disciples, with communities seeking to
be obedient to the Holy Spirit, praying around the clock, linked in networks
and bound together by friendship. Steve Chalke says of this book: “24-7
is brilliant. If you’re wanting
to combine social involvement with spiritual intimacy, this is an absolutely
fantastic tool!”. Margaret Evans Administator Trinity Annual General Church MeetingThe Annual General Church Meeting for A draft copy of the formal agenda
is provided below. A final agenda
will be circulated prior to the meeting. In
addition to the normal business of an AGM, there will be important discussions
regarding our current financial situation.
In particular, if we are not able to significantly increase our income
and/or make some reductions to our expenditure, we will run out money before
the end of 2009. There is also an
opportunity for members to consider taking a greater rôle in the work of the
church. There are many posts to be
filled and there could be a post that would suit you. (See
the next page for details.) The
business of the AGM should be of concern to all members of the congregation
and we hope that everyone will make an effort to be present for this very
important meeting. If you feel you have an important item
that you would like considered for inclusion in the final agenda, please let
me know. John Goddard Church Secretary TRINITY
CHURCH -ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (incorporating the Annual
Parochial Meeting and the Annual Meeting of Parishioners) MONDAY
16 MARCH 2009 AGENDA 8.00 OPENING
WORSHIP
8.10 MINUTES OF LAST MEETING (8 December 2008)
MATTERS ARISING
ANY OTHER BUSINESS 8.20 PASTORAL
REPORT
8.25 ANNUAL
REPORTS
FINANCIAL REPORT
9.10 Refreshments 9.25 ELECTIONS
and APPOINTMENTS
10.00 Close Appointment OpportunitesTrinity
AGM – 16 March 2009 Why
not get more involved in the work of Trinity? If
you feel you would like to contribute more, please speak to the Church
Secretary (John Goddard) or email (goddard_john(at)hotmail.com). We are
particularly concerned to fill the following vacancies.
Keep an eye out - there may be others. Senior Steward* Church Steward (perhaps two) Church Council Member (non steward) Property Group Member Two Missions Committee Members Office Equipment Supervisor Education and Nurture Member Junior Church Co-ordinator Minute Secretary Staffing Committee Member Friends of Trinity Officer (from May)** *
For this post, you need to be a steward or have been a steward at Trinity,
although, if necessary, consideration will be given to any current or ex
church officers. **
If you would like to know more about the work of this post, please speak to Gordon
Tucker. Members
holding the following posts have agreed to be nominated for a further term of
three years, but you may seek appointment if you wish. Two Communion Stewards Manse Steward Property Group Member (Health &
Safety) If
you wish to seek election for any of the above posts, could you please: (a) Complete a nomination form and place
it in the Secretary’s Pigeonhole OR
(b)
Send the
Secretary an email, copied to the 2 members nominating you OR
(c)
Ring the
Church Secretary (John Goddard). John Goddard, Church Secretary
Rules
governing appointments as agreed at Church Meeting December 2007 The
meeting was provided with a complete set of definitions of the requirements
for appointments to church positions. These
had been approved by Church Council for presentation to Church Meeting. A.
Church Officers (Church Secretary, Senior Steward, Church Treasurer and Church
Stewards) 1. Must be church members, 2. Are elected for terms of three years,
and 3. May not serve for more than two
consecutive terms, in a single capacity after which a break of at least one
year is required. 4. Must be proposed in writing prior to
the Church Meeting. 5. Are elected by church members at the
Church Meeting.
B.
Other
Members of Church Council (This applies to those on Church Council
because they have either been elected by Church Meeting as members of Church
Council for a two year term, or are representatives of Trinity on
denominational councils.) 1. Must be church members. 2. May not serve for more than six years
consecutively, in a single capacity.
C.
Other
1.
Should be
members of the church community, acceptable to the Church Meeting, who must
approve any appointment.
2.
Are
elected for terms of three years.
3.
Should
normally expect to serve for not more than two consecutive terms. 4.
But, where the circumstances are appropriate, may serve more than two terms. It
was noted that in several groups such as Youth Net, Junior Church, Transport
teams and various rotas, individuals were not formally appointed by Church
Meeting, although in many cases CRB checks were necessary. Sunday Fellowship LunchesThere is an open invitation for anyone
from Trinity to join one of the hosts for Sunday lunch.
Normally, the invitation is for four guests. The hosts in March are: 1 March
Jan & Peter Whiteman 8 March
Joan & Gordon Guile 15
March
Jill & David Ramsden 22
March
MOTHERING SUNDAY 29
March
Joy & Phil Hooper ** All you have to do is sign up on one of
the lists on the Church Notice Board. So
why not take advantage of the invitation, so that you can get to know one
another better while enjoying a meal together in an informal setting? There is no charge; you don’t have to
bring anything; there is no expectation of a return invitation.
If you feel uncomfortable having a free
meal, you can always give a little extra to the church in your offering. ** If you have young children, Joy &
Phil would love to welcome you as a family. In fact, there can be few reasons not to
try a Sunday Fellowship Lunch, so I hope you feel you can take up one of these
invitations, if not this month, then later in the year. If
you would like to host a Sunday Fellowship Lunch, have any questions, or would
like to know more about the scheme, please feel free to contact me. Phil Hooper Trinity LibraryI thought you might like to know which are the 5 most borrowed books, over the years that the library has been open. The runaway winner is: Hughes, Gerard God of surprises GRO 31 followed by: Long, Anne Listening PAS 24
Ashwin, Angela Heaven in
ordinary
PRA
16 Marshall, Catherine Helper (= Holy Spirit) HOL 16 Pilkington, Evan Learning to pray PRA 14
But coming up fast on the rails is - Cottrell, Stephen Praying through life PRA 11
(by our present Bishop of In the light of the above, it’s perhaps not surprising that the most heavily used sections over time have been (in this order): Prayer, Growth, Bible, Biography, Pastoral care, Relationships, Faith and Questions. I wonder which section have you browsed through most? Have you found a particular book that you’d like to recommend to others? If so, we’d love to hear about it. Or perhaps there’s an especially helpful book, not in the library, that you could suggest we buy – funds permitting? If there is, do please let me know, via the pigeonholes. Gaynor
Davies Trinity Walks Programme 2009Saturday 28 March Joan
& Gordon Guile
10.00am Morning walk with pub lunch
Saturday 25 April
Pam & John Medcraft
10.00am Morning walk with pub lunch Saturday 2 May
Trinity walking holiday at Sedburgh
Saturday 30 May
Andrew Curnow 10.00am
Morning walk with pub lunch Saturday 27 June
Sue & Ian Brickell 10.00am
Morning walk with pub lunch Saturday 25 July
Jenny & Malcolm Iosson 10.00am
Day walk with pub or picnic lunch Monday 31 August Details
later Bank Holiday
2.00pm Afternoon walk Saturday 26 September
Kate & Alex Robinson 10.00am
Morning walk with pub lunch Saturday 31 October
Andrew Curnow 10.00am
Morning walk with pub lunch Saturday 28 November
Kath & Mick Bedborough 10.00am
Morning walk with pub lunch Monday 28 December
Jill & Dave Ramsden 10.00am
Morning walk with pub lunch
Girl Guiding UKRainbows,
age 5 to 7, Brownies,
age 7 to 10, Guides, age 10 to 14 News
from Chalfont District
The District
would like to congratulate Cathy Fraser, our Guide Leader.
In February, she collected her Queen’s Guide award at a ceremony in In January, we
went to the pantomime to see “The Snow Queen” at the Shinfield Players’
Theatre. I enjoyed it, I think
everyone else enjoyed it as well. At
Brownies we are collecting information and pictures about By
Isabelle, 2nd This term, we
are working towards gaining our World Issues Badge.
As part of getting this badge we had a joint Thinking Day event with
Chalfont District. The theme was By Evie,
6th For further
details about Girlguiding in Lower Earley, please contact our District
Commissioner. Chalfont ClubThursdays from 2.00pm until 3.30pm Trinity Church Hall Everyone
welcome. Entrance:
£1 (includes
raffle ticket and cup of tea) Spring Programme 2009
Restarts 30 April 2009 Contact Rosemary Reece for more
details. Earley Youth NetYouth
Net is for anyone aged between 11 and 18.
It
is a chance to explore Christianity and what it means to you. We
meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month from 7.15pm to 9.00pm.
A typical evening involves games, worship and small groups to explore
the theme of the evening in more depth. For
more info, talk to Mike Bushnell, Martin Carrick, Bethan Jones, Laura
Brannelly, Gemma Keeley or Gemma Whiteman.
SPRING MEETINGS This
term at Youth Net, we are looking at who Jesus is, his different
characteristics and what he means to us. 11
March
Jesus the friend
25
March
Jesus the servant king Days of Encouragement for Women at Highmoor Hall Dates
for your diary Guest
Speakers Fiona
Castle – Tuesday 3 March 2009 Julie
Sheldon – Thursday 7 May 2009 Tricia
Marnham – Wednesday 14 October 2009 For
further information, please contact Amanda Girdler Email:
amandaconnected(at)yahoo.com Nursery ServiceFor 0-5s, parents & carers at Chalfont Close, A
short, interactive pre-school service with
songs, stories, music & games followed
by craft, toys, action songs, fellowship and refreshments. Every Wednesday Term time 2pm - 3pm 4,
11, 18 & 25 March &
1 April Come and join the fun! Everyone welcome. Trinity
The
Wednesday Group
continues
to meet each Wednesday at 8pm at They
are running through Lent with
a series of short studies/reflections from John’s Gospel. Everyone
welcome. For further information, contact Christine and Robert. Monday WorshipIf
you missed church on Sunday, there’s always ……… Monday Night Worship
Monday Night Worship New for 2009! Couldn’t
get to church on Sunday? In
need of a spiritual boost after the 1st day of the week? Join
us in the Trinity Chapel at
8pm on
the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month during
school term time for
a short informal service, followed
by tea and coffee. Monday
9 March Monday
23 March Church WalkSaturday 28 March led
by Joan and Gordon Guile Morning
walk with pub lunch Meet at Trinity at 10am. A Sponsored Swimin
aid of Action
for Children at Bulmershe
Leisure Centre Woodlands
Avenue, Woodley, Saturday
14 March 2009 7.30pm
– 9.30pm Your
support helps homeless families and teenagers, neglected and abused children
and those special children with profound disabilities. Interested? Call
now for an application form. Mrs
J Curnow Good Night and Good Luckel Issues in March
Oscar-nominated
retelling of a CBS newscaster's stand against
Senator Joseph McCarthy's crusade to
rid 50s Saturday
14 March at
7.30pm Everyone
welcome. This is a film
focused study group, sharing reactions
to the stories and themes of popular films, discussing links between
big-screen themes, everyday life,
faith and the Bible. If you would like
to know more, then have a look at the website: www.reelissues.com We will be watching
clips from the film listed below, so try and watch
the film before the evening. For more information, speak to Laura Brannelly or Gemma Keeley etc.trinity(at)yahoo.co.uk
Good Night and Good Luck Wessex SynodChallenge
and Choice
Saturday
2 May 2009 10.00am
to 4.30pm at
A
day of physical and mental activities to
stretch participants and enable them to reflect upon
the challenge and choice associated with God’s
call upon their love. There
is no charge and lunch is provided. Come
and explore challenge and choice! News in BriefOn
Wednesday 11 March at 7.30pm, Salley Vickers will be speaking on the
subject of “Faith and Imagination”. Salley
is a best-selling novelist whose works include “Miss
Garnet's Angel”, “Mr
Golightly's From The
show with no end and no beginning! The
Bible in an hour, brought to life by Saltmine Theatre Company.
At In
the second half of this unmissable evening, a representative from Wycliffe
Bible Translators will share an inspiring glimpse into how the Bible is being
brought to life today in RESCUE 2008 Rivers
and Environmental Spaces Clean Up Event: 15
& 16 March 2009 RESCUE
is a community led clean up event that happens every March in and around Justice, Mercy and Humility (Micah 6 v8) Hosted
by Churches Together in Saturday
28 March 2009, 10.15am until 3.45pm The
The
Keynote Speaker is Dame Anne Owers, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of
Prisons and incoming Chair of Christian Aid. The
Chairman and final Speaker is The Right Reverend Stephen Cottrell,
Bishop of Reading, Chairman of Churches Together in The
day also includes The Big Sing and a selection of workshops (including one on
the present conflict in Zimbabwe led by Jon Salmon). Booking
forms on the notice board in the church hall. Moving on with Makaton A
day training course designed to enable people with Learning Disability to take
part more fully in daily life. A
recently launched religious vocabulary in signs and symbols enables people to
share in worship, prayer and teaching. The
course is for adults with Learning Disability, together with carers, helpers,
friends and families. Led by two
Christian Makaton Senior Tutors. At
Full
details and Registration from Causeway Prospects , 69 Honey End Lane, RG30
4EL; or email: causeway(at)prospects.org.uk Easter Celebration An
evening of celebration, led by 5 local Causeway groups, specially adapted for
Adults with a Learning Disability. All
with a Learning Disability, carers, helpers, friends, etc are very welcome.
Theme: “God and His family”. Songs,
rôle play, stories, talk, and prayer. No
booking, just come. At
Church Music Evening & MealWe
are planning to hold a fundraising social evening on Saturday
9 May at 7pm.
More details soon from Sandy Catchick.
Watch this space! Deadline
for April Diary and Magazine:
Tuesday
24 March All
dates for the diary to Clare Tran. Magazine
items to Kay Slack or
Magazine pigeonhole at church or
email:
trinity.magazine(at)ntlworld.com All
email contributions will be acknowledged. Pastoral PageIn memoriam Derek
Ryeland, of Liberty of Earley House, on 7 February 2009. Please pray for
·
The family and friends of Derek Ryeland and all
those who have been recently bereaved.
·
People who are out of work.
·
People who are undergoing medical treatment.
·
All who are suffering from depression or other
forms of mental illness. Prayers
for the Parish Please
pray this month for those who live and work in these parts of our parish:
Prayers
for those who live outside the Parish Please
pray for those who live outside our parish in these streets: Area
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