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Be careful not to forget the covenant of the LORD your God that he made with you; do not make for
yourselves an idol in the form of anything the LORD your God has forbidden. 24 For the LORD your God
is a consuming fire, a jealous God.
Deuteronomy 4: 23-24
Peter’s miraculous
escape from prison
SO PETER was kept in prison, but the
church was earnestly praying to God for
him.
The night before Herod was to bring
him to trial, Peter was sleeping between
two soldiers, bound with two chains, and
sentries stood guard at the
entrance. Suddenly an angel of the Lord
appeared and a light shone in the cell. He
struck Peter on the side and woke him up.
‘Quick, get up!’ he said, and the chains
fell off Peter’s wrists.
Then the angel said to him, ‘Put on
your clothes and sandals.’ And Peter did
so. ‘Wrap your cloak round you and
follow me,’ the angel told him.
Acts 12: 5-8
Even Peter had to put his own clothes
and sandals on, and wrap is cloak around
himself.
June 2013 Edition
Come and make new friends. From infant to senior, St. Wilfrid’s welcomes you.
The Parish Church of St. Wilfrid, Davenham
Rector:
The Revd. Martyn Cripps,
‘The Rectory’ Church Street, Davenham. CW9 8NF.
Tel 01606 42450; e-mail [email protected]
Assistant Minister:
Canon. Michael Walters.
01606 333126
Reader:
Jim Kemp
01606 45131
www Address: www.davenhamparish.net
Registered Charity Number:
1132068
Parish Office:
Email Address:
57 Church Street, Davenham, CW9 8NF Tel: 01606 42963
opening times:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10.00am - 1.00pm
Except for Bank Holidays and other holidays
9.00am
2nd and 4th Sunday’s
Said Communion service.
10.30am
Morning Service
1st & 3rd Sundays,
2nd Sunday
4th Sunday
5th Sunday
2nd and 4th Sundays
Holy Communion
Morning Worship and Baptism Service
All Age Service
Various (Please see calendar for details)
See Calendar on page 25
Loop system fitted
[email protected]
Sunday Service Times
6.00pm
Please see Calendars on pages 24 and 25, for full details of Services.
Crèche
There are Crèche facilities in the Galilee Room for 0-3 year olds, with a live TV feed of the
Service, available.
Scramblers and Youth Church
Scramblers for aged 3 yrs and over meet in the Choir Vestry, every Sunday during term time.
On the 1st, 2nd, 3rd & (5th) Sundays there will be Junior Church for 5-11 years (during term time).
All children start the service in church and then make their way to their various groups during
the first hymn.
Holy Baptism
By arrangement usually during the 2nd part of the 10.30am Service. (see above)
The Baptism Service will commence at 11.45am
Deadlines for the July/August 2013 Magazine
Please submit contributions by Wednesday 19th June
(email: [email protected]) ( further details on page 7)
Magazine assembly will be on Thursday 27th June
Why do I feel so special and always accepted for who I am, at St. Wilfrid’s Church
Canon Michael
Walters
Our Assistant
Minister writes:
The humble will see their
God at work and be glad.
Let all who seek God’s help
be encouraged.
Psalm 69:32 (New Living Translation)
IT IS very easy to get ‘down’ at the present
time. The media constantly remind us about the
unemployment figures, the effect of
Government cut-backs, the threat of terrorism
and revelations of child abuse.
On a personal level we may be finding it
hard to make ends meet and some fear for their
jobs and livelihood.
Add to that illness or
frailty in many families and it’s hardly
surprising that there’s not a little gloom around.
And the weather doesn’t help!
“To believe that ultimately God is
in control does not mean that we do
nothing. ”
so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God,
for I will yet praise him, my Saviour and my
God.’
(Psalm 42:5-6, 11; Psalm 43:5)
Here is someone reminding himself that
there is more to reality than what we can see and
touch – certainly there is far more than the
things which get us down. He makes it clear to
himself that ultimately God is in control, God
knows all that is going on and God cares.
Furthermore the Psalmist is convinced that God
can be known and trusted – indeed God is my
Saviour and my God. So he is determined to
praise God and get everything into proportion.
To believe that ultimately God is in
control does not mean that we do nothing. In a
democracy like ours we will write to our MP
about the things that trouble us, we will seek to
bring practical help to those who are in trouble,
but above all we will pray and praise God who
lifts up the downcast.
I know of no better cure for being ‘down’.
Michael Walters
Christians have further concerns. For
example, the Government’s plans to re-define
marriage constitute a challenge to what most
regard as the proper Biblical and moral
understanding of what marriage is about. It
appears that Christian teaching and Christian
morality is being marginalised in the nation.
One of the Psalm writers knew what it
was to be ‘down’. But he also knew how to deal
with it. Three times he writes:
“Why are you downcast, O my soul? Why
Come and make new friends. From infant to senior, St. Wilfrid’s welcomes you.
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‘Men and Women
in Marriage’
– new document from Faith and
Order Commission
THE CHURCH of England’s view of the long
-established meaning of marriage has been
outlined in a new report – ‘Men and Women in
Marriage’ - published this Spring by the
Church’s Faith and Order Commission.
The report sets out the continued
importance and rationale for the Church’s
understanding of marriage, as reflected in the
1,000 marriage services conducted by the
Church of England every week.
The document also seeks to provide “a
more positive background on how Christians
have understood and valued marriage” arguing
that marriage “continues to provide the best
context for the raising of children”.
The report begins with the Church’s
basic premise that “marriage is a creation
ordinance, a gift of God in creation and means
of His grace”. It seeks to enlarge the
understanding of marriage defined as “a
faithful, committed, permanent and legally
sanctioned relationship between a man and a
woman, central to the stability and health of
human society.”
Recognising the ongoing debate around
marriage in society, the report acknowledges
that
marriage,
“like
most
important
undertakings in life, can be lived more
successfully or less successfully... Public
discussion at this juncture needs a clear view of
why Christians believe and act in relation to
marriage as they do and this document is
offered as a resource for that.”
The Bishop of Coventry Dr Christopher
Cocksworth, Chair of the Commission said:
“There is a danger in the current debate of
picking apart the institution of marriage which
is part of the social fabric of human society.
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“This report seeks to celebrate all that is
good about marriage in its ability to bring
together biological difference and the generative
power of marriage to bring forth life. It also
recognises that there are forms of human
relationships which fall short of marriage in the
form God has given us.
“This report also underlines the role of the
Church in seeking to provide care, prayer and
compassion for those who for whatever reason
are unable to receive the gift of marriage in the
form that the Church has understood it and
continues to uphold. Whilst it is right that priests
and church communities continue to seek to
provide and devise pastoral care accommodation
for those in such situations, the document is clear
that public forms of blessing belong to marriage
alone.”
Pray for the youth of
our nation
CHRISTIAN young people in the UK today
tend to be undeterred by denominational
boundaries and theological differences, and so
God is using them to unite the church across our
villages, towns and cities. Please pray for the
many area-wide, cross-church youth initiatives
that have been established in recent years. Pray
that young people will be catalysts in bringing
the whole Body of Christ together in prayer and
mission across your area and across our nation.
Pray for all the youths of Northwich, and
for Youth United. Their next meeting will be on
Friday 12th July, at the Dane Walk Centre,
Northwich, starting at 7.30pm.
Pray that our Lord’s provision will be in
abundance for the group, that the leaders will be
richly blessed in all they are doing to bring the
youth of Northwich and surrounding areas
together.
Why do I feel so special and always accepted for who I am, at St. Wilfrid’s Church
Rev. Alexander
Lord
Concert by the
Rivendell Singers
ALTHOUGH ALEX has only been in
Davenham for a relatively short time, he very
quickly became a much loved member of the
Church family.
At the age of 99, he could be found reading,
studying and praying, as well as sawing up large
branches, and picking blackberries (in season).
Alex loved to paint and draw his
surroundings, he had just completed his story of
his memorable time in the Conwy Valley, with
his wife Dorothy, which contains a large number
of his paintings and drawings, this booklet he had
printed to commemorate his 100th birthday, (a
copy of this booklet can be purchased from Rob
or Kate Thompson).
Alex also painted some scenes that were
made into Christmas cards, some of which will
be available nearer to the season.
Alex had a lot of favourite quotes and
verses, this is the verse he ended his booklet
with: All the way my saviour leads me;
What have I to ask beside?
Can I doubt his tender mercy,
Who through life has been my guide?
Heav’nly peace, divinest comfort,
Here by faith in Him to dwell!
For I know, whate'ere befall me,
Jesus doeth all things well.
(words by Fanny Crosby 1875)
Conducted by Paul Morley
Programme to include
Requiem – John Rutter
Gloria in excelsi Deo – Antonio Vivaldi
Wherever you are – Paul Mealor
(commissioned for Gareth Malone’s
Military Wives
Vocal and instrumental solos
With Soloists: Emma Morley (Soprano),
David Hay (Baritone),
Andrew Millinchip (organ).
Three one-liners
 Living on Earth is expensive, but it does
include a free trip around the sun every year.
 Try Jesus. If you don't like him, the devil will
always take you back.
 You know that indestructible black box that is
used on airplanes? Why don't they make the
whole plane out of that stuff?
Saturday 8th June, 7.30pm
Admission: Adults £6.00,
Accompanied U16s – Free
Tickets available from Lucy Coles after the
service, or from Paul and Emma Morely
07866 551557 [email protected]
Strawberry Tea
DAVENHAM MOTHERS’ UNION
‘Strawberry Tea’ will be held at Davenham
RBL social club on Wednesday 31st July,
from 2.00pm until 4.00pm.
All are invited to come along and join
friends, make new friends, and more
importantly enjoy our afternoon tea of
sandwiches, home made cakes and of course
‘Strawberries and Cream’. There will also be
a cake stall, and a raffle.
Admission: Adults £4.00, Children
£1.50. For further details ring Shirley on
Northwich 46391.
Come and make new friends. From infant to senior, St. Wilfrid’s welcomes you.
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WHEN YOU are connected to your iPhone,
Blackberry, smart phone etc, you are connected
to a negative source of power.
 Cell phones emit radiofrequency energy, a
form of non-ionizing electromagnetic
radiation, which can be absorbed by tissues
closest to where the phone is held.
 The amount of radiofrequency energy a cell
phone user is exposed to depends on the
technology of the phone, the distance
between the phone’s antenna and the user,
the extent and type of use, and the user’s
distance from cell phone towers.
 Studies thus far have not shown a
consistent link between cell phone use and
cancers of the brain, nerves, or other tissues
of the head or neck. More research is
needed because cell phone technology and
how people use cell phones have been
changing rapidly. http://www.cancer.gov/
cancertopics/factsheet/Risk/cellphones
This negativity can also be a detriment
to your family, if you are continually using
your phone your family could suffer due to a
lack of quality time with them.
It is estimated that over 40 million
people use a mobile phone in the UK, and
approximately 1 in 5 of those regularly carry
two phones.
For those who use or have a phone with
predictive text, which sequence of numbers is
a direct line to GOD?
A) 777293, B) 293777, C) 93772,
D) 739277, E) 772937, F) 377729, G) 729377.
And now for the good news, there is a
very safe Wi-Fi system which is FREE to use,
has been around for centuries, and is a direct
link to our Creator, it is called PRAYER!
Unlike the health warnings mentioned above
there are no health warnings with this version,
if all the family are connected using this
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The Power of Prayer
Are any of you suffering hardships? You
should pray. Are any of you happy? You should
sing praises. Are any of you sick? You should
call for the elders of the church to come and
pray over you, anointing you with oil in the
name of the Lord. Such a prayer offered in faith
will heal the sick, and the Lord will make you
well. And if you have committed any sins, you
will be forgiven.
Confess your sins to each other and pray
for each other so that you may be healed. The
earnest prayer of a righteous person has great
power and produces wonderful results. Elijah
was as human as we are, and yet when he
prayed earnestly that no rain would fall, none
fell for three and a half years! Then, when he
prayed again, the sky sent down rain and the
earth began to yield its crops.
James 5: 13-18 (NLT)
Glyn Roberts
Answer to predictive Text
E) 772937– PRAYER
Free Wi-Fi
method, it will bring positive results. Use your
free Wi-Fi, and get connected today.
Ten ways to
Love
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Listen without interrupting.
Speak without accusing.
Give without sparing.
Pray without ceasing.
Answer without arguing.
Share without pretending.
Enjoy without complaint.
Trust without wavering.
Forgive without punishing.
Promise without forgetting.
Proverbs 18
James 1: 19
Proverbs 21: 26
Colossians 1: 9
Proverbs 17: 1
Ephesians 4: 15
Philippians 2: 14
Corinthians 13: 7
Colossians 3: 13
Proverbs 13: 12
Why do I feel so special and always accepted for who I am, at St. Wilfrid’s Church
Christian care for families
It will be a sign and
witness to
the LORD Almighty
Isaiah 19: 20a
AT THE May meeting Lesley Beeley told
members that Christian Signing is another
way to worship God. Some members already
knew her from Moulton Church and WI. She
had begun signing at All Saints Church
Marple, a group of three to four which grew to
sixteen to twenty seven in the end, using their
hands to praise God. She was running a youth
group there and two toddler groups and she
taught the children to sign.
We sang the alphabet tune to her as she
signed it and together we attempted to sign the
Lord’s Prayer. Even facial expression is
involved, looking adoringly up at God, when
you place him on high but looking with
despise at sin placing that low down.
She has found sign language useful in
her work at school where she is the business
manager, when talking to parents. At All
Saints Church, Marple the signing choir
performed Handle’s Messiah accompanied by
dancers at the side and invited people from the
deaf community. One man said he could hear
the music though his eyes, how amazing is
that!
She played the well known chorus on
CD and signed and we joined in with the
hallelujahs, sending our praise up to God. She
was thanked by Shirley and Sylvia gave her
some roses.
Some members went to the Diocesan
Festival at Chester Cathedral May 14th and
Joan and Linda carried the banner.
Our Strawberry Tea is at the British
Legion on July 31st at 2-4pm. Everyone most
welcome.
Our next meeting is on June 19th in
church “Members precious memories” when
Miriam Gibson and Joyce Saunders will be
speaking, everyone welcome to the talk
starting at 1pm.
Dee Lambert, Branch Secretary
Church Website
HAVE YOU seen our new Church website?
www.davenhamparish.net
our new website is up and running. It has
a lot of new features like a front page news
sheet, an events calendar, a page for our
monthly Parish magazine. There are some
pages similar to the last website, like details of
Martyn and Michael’s Ministry, details of
Church Services, a page where you can see and
listen to past Services. There are a host of new
pages for you to explore.
To read the online magazine, click on a
‘Parish Magazine’ link. Once opened there is a
small toolbar at the bottom of the page, you
can use the minus sign to reduce the size of the
page, you can also click and hold on this
toolbar to drag it away from the print.
Come and make new friends. From infant to senior, St. Wilfrid’s welcomes you.
Glyn Roberts
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Davenham Parish Church Ladies’ Circle
Fashion History
In Exquisite
Miniature
WHEN KAY BASHFORD and her greatnephew from New Zealand first started setting up
her props I wasn’t sure what to expect. Certainly
the splendid hat boxes that spanned the length of
two trestle tables looked tantalising but what she
then pulled out in turn had many of us gasping in
delight for what Kay has been collecting for
many years now is ‘quarter’ copies of hats that
were in vogue from as early as 1780 to the start
of World War 1.
With each replica hat came a potted, and
often hilarious, history of the social mores of the
time – the first being a kind of two-storey bonnet
when women wore panniers that distended their
skirts to such an extent that they had to relax
against leaning boards as sitting down would
have been impossible.
One of many of my own favourites was an
Autumn Capote as depicted in a painting by
Cezanne because we were seeing something from
a great work of art amongst a collection of
replicas that all looked like minor works of art.
Such was the skill and workmanship behind each
and every miniature. These bonnets were the
work of a company known as Pipkin & Bonnet
and Kay’s research was faultless as she talked us
through which great lady, often of royal lineage,
had started a vogue and just what men had
expected of their ladies in every century.
What amazed Kay and probably all of us
present was the fact that, despite there being no
communication between different land masses
like telephones and newspapers, fashions were
replicated everywhere. Today we would give
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credit to the Internet for spreading new trends
but in the 19th century there were few such
tools for getting the latest crazes from A to B.
So how did the Tsarina of Russia come to
choose a hat that was an immediate ‘hit’ on
other continents?
Kay’s research often uncovered esoteric
and quite bizarre facts that had us amazed and
amused in turn. For instance, the first
permanent wave was developed in the early
1900s and cost an astounding £240 (at today’s
prices). It was also a procedure that took 8
hours and was likely to cost you all your hair
as well as the astronomical fee. The first hot
air balloon flight left London in 1784 when
2000 people paid to see its pilot and a dog, a
cat, a pigeon and a pair of oars float for 20
miles – a HUGE distance in those days. For
those interested, one of the oars fell overboard
and the pigeon shot off when it got the
chance. I cannot say the same for the dog and
cat although I believe the pilot survived.
Marion Watts won the flowers and Jean
Jolley won the raffle prize. Congratulations to
both of them. Next month is, of course, our
much vaunted 70th Anniversary social. This is
going to be a popular event and we know
already that upwards of 40 people will be
there ready to rock and roll. Do you feel like
rocking and rolling with us?
Jo Lloyd
Why do I feel so special and always accepted for who I am, at St. Wilfrid’s Church
Reader
Trainee Reader
Trainee Reader
Mr Jim Kemp
Mrs. Ginnie Geraerts
Mr Phil Bishop
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Churchwardens
Mrs Sylvia Ellershaw
Dr Martin Mewies
351022
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Assistant Wardens
Mr Philip Baylis
Mrs. Jean Jolley
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Deanery Synod
Mr. G. Smith
Mrs. S. Walker
Mr. G. Roberts
P.C.C. Secretary
Mr Ed Domville
Treasurer
Mrs Sara Penny
Planned - Giving Steward
(Envelopes & Gift Aid)
Mrs Catherine Carty
Organist
Mr Paul Morley; [email protected]
Children & Youth
Safeguarding Coordinator
Mrs Joanne Hyslop
40054
Contact Catherine
in Church
215334
Children & Youth Coordinator Mrs Rachel Le
330230
Church Secretary
42963
Mrs. Nikki Davies
57 Church St. Davenham. CW9 8NF
[email protected]
Email Address:
Circle of Care
Circle of Care Coordinator
Hospital/Home visits teams: Davenham
Kingsmead
Leftwich
Baptism Coordinator:
Bereavement Team:
Bereavement Correspondence:
Mrs Mandy Glasgow
07873 445089
Mrs Shirley Newton; Mrs Sylvia Ellershaw 46391; 351022
Mrs Sylvia Ellershaw; Mrs Mandy Glasgow 351022; as above
Mrs Linda Crook; Mrs Elsie Barber
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Mrs Margaret Norton
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Mrs Kate Thompson;
Mrs Joyce Saunders,
Mrs Mandy Glasgow
Mrs Jean Jolley
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Parish Magazine Team
Editor / Advertising
Home address, email address
Telephone numbers
Mr. Glyn Roberts
6 Walnut Avenue, Weaverham. CW8 3EE
e-mail: [email protected]
Collation / Distribution
Mrs. Jean Jolley
01606 853988
mobile
07904 235050
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Firth Fields, Davenham, Northwich Tel 01606 43466
Why not come along and join your
local Social Club?
We have great facilities to offer you,
your family and friends.
Lounge Bar:
Comfortable bar lounge with big screen television,
music and good conversation. We offer a wide range of
beers & lagers at a very competitive price.
Games Room:
With pool table, darts, dominoes, music & television.
As there is no bar in this room it is ideal for young
families. Children, accompanied by their parents, are
welcome until 9.00pm.
Concert room:
Available for hire to members & non-members and
Graham Wood
ideal for parties of up to eighty people.
Beer Garden:
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Our beer garden has a brick barbecue and picnic tables.
01606 46890
It is available for families to use during normal opening
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Washers, Dryers, Fan Ovens
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Tel: 01606 832969
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Davenham Frames
Bespoke Framing
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Phone: 01606 48933
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Bouquets, Hand Tied’s,
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All Major Credit Cards Accepted
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Including, Covering Pastes, Flower Pastes etc, tools, edible and non
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Early Morning Prayer
Time in 57 Church St.
Every Monday 8.00am
Except Bank Holiday’s
Parish Home Groups:
Weekly during term time
See Calendar for more details
Daytime.
Kingsmead.
Leftwich.
Davenham.
‘Cherubs’ Pre-School
Service (in Church)
Davenham Parish
Church Ladies’ Circle
Mothers’ Union
Meet In Church
Bell ringing practice
Group Scout Leader
Beavers Davenham
Glyn Roberts
853988
Tuesday’s 10.00am
Tuesday’s 7.30pm
Wednesday’s 7.30pm
Wednesday’s 7.45
Cliff Hastings
Phil Andrew
Shirley Newton
Jonathan Carty
43225
350060
46391
331834
First Wed during Term Time
1.15pm To 2 30pm
Jane Turley or
Rachel Le
330963
330230
2nd Friday Monthly
7.30pm RBL Hall
Lynne Durrands
43754
3rd Wed. Monthly,
12 noon Lunch
Followed by Speaker 1.00pm
Linda Crook
45177
Tues. 7.30pm
Mr. S. Knight
833742
Dave Bibby
Carol Wilson
47494
Cubs Davenham. Meet at Adventure group Building.
School lane, Moulton Tues. 6.30pm
Scouts
Meet at Davenham C of E Primary School, Mon 7.00pm
Marie Lawton,
47878
Rainbows Davenham
Meet at Davenham C of E Primary School, Wed 5.00pm
Laura Dutton
To be notified
Alistair Kennedy
07989 854899
Rainbows Leftwich
Meet at County High School, Leftwich Mon. 4.30pm
Mrs Diane Neilson
352184
Brownies 1st Davenham
Meet at Davenham C of E Primary School, Fri. 6.00pm
Margaret Bradley
48831
Brownies 2nd Davenham,
Meet at Davenham C of E Primary School, Wed 6.00pm
Louisa
Brownies Leftwich
Meet at County High School, Leftwich Mon. 5.45pm
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Meet at Kingsmead primary School, Wed. 7.00pm
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Steph Kemp
41429
Mrs. Claire Turner
352965
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The violence
in Syria
A RECENT Joint statement from The
Archbishops of Canterbury and Westminster,
Justin Welby and Vincent Nichols, concerning
the ongoing violence in Syria:
Since the very first days of the Syrian
conflict in March 2011, we have prayed as we
watched in horror and sorrow the escalating
violence that has rent this country apart. We
have grieved with all Syrians - with the
families of each and every human life lost and
with all communities whose neighbourhoods
and livelihoods have suffered from escalating
and pervasive violence.
And ... our prayers also go with the
ancient communities of our Christian brothers
and sisters in Syria. The (recent) kidnapping of
two Metropolitan bishops of Aleppo, Mar
Gregorios Ibrahim of the Syriac Orthodox
Church and Paul Yazigi of the Greek Orthodox
Church of Antioch, and the killing of their
driver while they were carrying out a
humanitarian mission, is another telling sign
of the terrible circumstances that continue to
engulf all Syrians.
We
unreservedly
support
these
Christian communities, rooted in and attached
to the biblical lands, despite the many
hardships. We respond to the call from the
Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and
all the East, and the Syriac Orthodox
Patriarchate of Antioch and all the East,
urging churches worldwide to remain
steadfast in the face of challenging realities
and to bear witness to their faith in the power
of love in this world.
We both continue to pray for a political
solution to this tragic conflict that would stem
the terrible violence and also empower all
Syrians with their fundamental and
inalienable freedoms. We also call for urgent
humanitarian aid to reach all who are
suffering. We pray that Syria can recapture its
tradition of tolerance, rooted in faith and
respect for faiths living side by side.
+ Justin Welby + Vincent Nichols
Barbara's
80th Birthday
Celebration
CLOSE FRIENDS of Barbara Jackson
celebrated with her at the Mill Pool in April on
the occasion of her 80th Birthday. Barbara
was a devoted member of St. Wilfrid's
congregation and a leading light in our Ladies
Circle, until mobility prevented her attendance.
As you can see she had a lovely time on her
Birthday. On behalf of all those present may I
thank Barbara for graciously hosting the lunch.
Jean Jolley
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SAT7
Christian Satellite Television
Spotlight On
Syria
THE
PEOPLE
of
Syria
desperately need our prayers - will
you pledge to pray?
Please stand with us in prayerful support
of the people of Syria. We want to see God
end the conflict and bring peace to the
millions of innocent people caught up in the
violence. We want to see ordinary Syrians
returning to their homes and rebuilding their
lives. The numbers of those effected by the
violence make grim reading:
4 million are in need of humanitarian
assistance in Syria;
2.5 million have been internally displaced;
1 million have been displaced to
neighbouring countries
...and the numbers are rising daily.
The infrastructure of Syria is
failing. Radhouane Nouicer, UN Regional
Humanitarian Co-ordinator, told journalists
recently, “Syrians have lost livelihoods and
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jobs, their homes, their access to food, water,
fuel and health care, and they are watching the
future of their children being put at risk.”
Syrian Christians are caught up in the
violence too; it is rumoured that some have
been deliberately targeted in an attempt to make
them leave the country. Certainly many are
leaving in search of refuge and safety. The
Syrian Archbishop of Aleppo, Mar Gregorios, is
deeply concerned: "With the current
deterioration of security and employment, no
one can predict when these families will ever
return to their homes and what we are
experiencing is a one way exodus!" Will Syria,
once a country that allowed Christians to
worship freely, become another Iraq?
It is easy to feel powerless to help, yet
there is something we can do - PRAY.
Please join SAT-7's 12 week campaign
of prayer for Syria and let's cry out to God
for His mercy in this desperate situation.
http://www.sat7uk.org/SOS
Once you have signed up we will send
you weekly updates by email with specific
prayer points and news of how SAT-7 is
supporting Syrian Christians. We will also send
you a free campaign keyring that will remind
you to pray for Syria - all you need to do is
complete the form with your postal details
(unfortunately the campaign keyring can only
be sent out to addresses in the UK).
“The effective, fervent prayer of a
righteous man avails much.” James 5: 16
(NKJV) Let’s lean on this promise and look to
God to bring peace back to Syria.
Pray now for:
Humanitarian aid to reach those who
desperately need it;
Christians and church leaders to have courage
and be able to stand strong in their faith;
Wisdom for all those involved in trying to
negotiate peace for Syria.
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‘Grace be unto When I Got to
you, and peace, Heaven
from God…’
SEVERAL OF Paul’s epistles open with the
words, ‘Grace be unto you, and peace, from
God.’ That’s because you cannot experience
God’s peace unless you first know how to
receive His grace and walk in it.
There are three things about grace you
need to understand: a) it cannot be earned; b) it
is God doing for you what you cannot do for
yourself; c) it doesn’t kick in until you stop
struggling and trying to do it in your own
strength. The Bible says, ‘…God opposes the
proud but gives grace to the humble’ (James 4:6
NIV).
The ‘humble’ are those who admit their
total inability to succeed without God’s help, but
the ‘proud’ are always trying to take the credit.
They like to think it’s their ability that gets the
job done, so they’ve difficulty asking God for
grace, and even more difficulty receiving it.
Peter writes, ‘Grow in grace…’ (2 Peter 3:18).
You only learn to trust God—by doing it!
You grow in grace by taking God at His Word,
counting on His gracious provision for each day,
and His intervention in situations that are
difficult or impossible for you. There will never
be a day when you don’t need God’s grace. And
if you are willing to acknowledge you need it
and receive it by faith, there will be no shortage
of it. ‘For out of His fullness (abundance) we
have all received [all had a share and we were all
supplied with] one grace after another and
spiritual blessing upon spiritual blessing and
even favour upon favour and gift [heaped] upon
gift’ (John 1:16 AMP).
I WAS SHOCKED, confused, bewildered
As I entered Heaven's door
Not by the beauty of it all
By the lights or its decor.
But it was the folks in Heaven
Who made me sputter and gasp
The thieves, the liars, the sinners
The alcoholics, the trash.
There stood the kid from seventh grade
Who swiped my lunch money twice
Next to him was my old neighbour
Who never said anything nice.
Uncle Bill, who I always thought
Was rotting away in hell
Was sitting pretty on cloud nine
Looking incredibly well.
I nudged Jesus, "What's the deal?
I would love to hear your take
How'd all these sinners get up here?
God must have made a mistake."
"And why is everyone so quiet
So sombre? Please give me a clue."
"Hush, child," said He. "They're all in shock
No one thought they'd see you!"
Never judge another person leave that up to God!
THE PASSAGE to the left is an extract from
‘Word For Today’, which is a free daily devotional
written by Bob and Debby Gass, with Ruth Gass
Halliday.
Order your own FREE quarterly copy from:
UCB, Operations Centre, Westport Road, Burslem,
Stoke on Trent, ST6 4JF. 0845 60 40 401;
[email protected]; www.ucb.co.uk
‘Word for today’ can also be read on line or
sent to your email address, daily.
For further details, contact our church
representative, Glyn Roberts.
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St Columba
THIS YEAR sees the 1450th anniversary of
the arrival of Columba, and with him,
Christianity, to the UK. This month is the
anniversary of the death of St Columba, on
9th June 597, who founded the monastery on
Iona.
Columba was born in Donegal, Ireland
and entered the monastery of St Finnian as a
young man, with the name Colum (‘the
dove’). He spent 15 years preaching and
teaching in Ireland and founded a number of
monasteries. He was skilled at illuminating
Biblical texts and it was alleged that he made
a copy of the Psalms from the edition
belonging to Finnian. As a result of this
dispute, a clan war broke out leading to a
battle at Cooldrevne in 561.
Consequently Columba was exiled to
Scotland, to where he could no longer see his
homeland. In 563, aged 42, he travelled to
Scotland with 12 monks landing on the
Kintyre Peninsula. He was granted land on the
island of Iona to establish his monastery,
which became the centre of his evangelising
mission.
‘The Iona community was characterised
by their purity of life, love of God and loyalty
to the monastic rules’. (Venerable Bede). The
monastery on Iona was fairly typical of the
time; the monks lived in separate cells and
spent time in worship and contemplation.
They produced copies of the Gospels and
worked on the land to support themselves and
in providing hospitality to visitors. However,
they also went out from Iona and evangelised
much of the Scottish Highlands and Islands.
Columba’s model for reaching people
has a lot to say to us today. In contrast to our
one-to-one evangelism, he used a team
approach to reach people in a settlement. He
would establish a community by inviting
seekers to join, or by bringing them into a
community of faith. Within this fellowship,
those seeking faith could engage in
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conversation, ministry, prayer, and worship. In
time, they would be invited to commit their
lives to Christ. This approach is similar to
courses like Alpha or Christianity Explored,
which have proved very effective today.
When Columba died in 597 AD at 76 he
left behind a flourishing network of
monasteries, giving Iona a central place in the
Celtic Church, which continues today.
‘Be a bright flame before me, O God, a
guiding star above me. Be a smooth path
below me, a kindly shepherd behind me today,
tonight, and for ever. Alone with none but you,
my God I journey on my way; what need I fear
when you are near, O Lord of night and day?
More secure am I within your hand than if a
multitude did round me stand. Amen.’ (St
Columba).
Parish Pump
The Lord is
my Shepherd
A SUNDAY SCHOOL teacher decided to
have her young class memorize one of the
most quoted passages in the Bible; Psalm 23.
She gave the youngsters a month to learn the
verse. Little Rick was excited about the task - but, he just couldn't remember the Psalm.
After much practice, he could barely get past
the first line. On the day that the kids were
scheduled to recite Psalm 23 in front of the
congregation, Ricky was so nervous. When it
was his turn, he stepped up to the
microphone and said proudly, 'The Lord is
my Shepherd, and that's all I need to know.'
Parish Pump
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From the Parish Registers
We celebrate the marriage of
Christopher James Smalley and Michelle Dickens (4 th May 2013)
We mourn
Irene Ruth McCabe. Aged 84 yrs. Of Weaver Grange, Moulton
Cremation at Walton Lee Crematorium on 17 April 2013.
Peter Tickle. Aged 45 years. Of Old Hall Road, Northwich.
Service in Church followed by Burial at Northwich on 30 April 2013
Doris May Prior Aged 88 years. Of Daneside Court, Northwich
Cremation at Walton Lee Crematorium on 14 May 2013
Revd Alexander Lord Aged 99 years. Of Church Street, Northwich
Service in Church Followed by Cremation on 17 May 2013.
Nora Brereton Rayner-Clegg 91 years of fountain Court, Davenham
Cremation at Crewe Crematorium on 23rd May
William (Bill)
Furniss
THANK YOU BILL for all that you have
contributed to the care and upkeep of St.
Wilfrid’s Church over the years.
A few month’s after Bill had celebrated
his 90th birthday with his family, it was
announced that Bill had gone to be with our
Lord.
A year ago (June 2012) I published
details of some of his outstanding work
around Church, and with his family.
Bill’s life will be remembered with
fondness for all his achievements at St.
Wilfrid’s, especially, with his lasting
memorial of the New Garden of
Remembrance, which was inspired by him
and a small group of dedicated church
members.
Hopefully there will be a memorial
Service held for Bill, at St. Wilfrid’s, in the
near future.
All in the month of June
It was....
400 years ago: on 29th Jun 1613 that the original
Globe Theatre in London, built and owned by
Shakespeare’s company of players, was destroyed
by fire.
175 years ago: on 28th Jun 1838 that the
Coronation of Queen Victoria took place.
150 years ago: on 7th Jun 1863 that Franz Gruber,
Austrian organist and composer, best known for
composing the Christmas carol ‘Silent Night’,
died.
100 years ago: on 15th Jun 1913 that Trevor
Huddleston, British Anglican bishop and antiapartheid activist; President of the Anti-Apartheid
Movement, was born.
75 years ago: on 9th Jun 1938 that London’s
Trooping the Colour ceremony was televised for
the first time.
60 years ago: on 2nd Jun 1953 that the
Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II took place at
Westminster Abbey, London.
30 years ago: on 9th Jun 1983 that Margaret
Thatcher won her second term as British Prime
Minister with a landslide victory in the General
Election.
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Calendar for June 2013
Mon 3rd
Tue 4th
Wed 5th
Thur 6th
Sat 8th
Mon 10th
Tue 11th
Wed 12th
Fri 14th
Mon 17th
Tue 18th
10.00am Daytime Home Group HC at Fountain Court
7.45pm Kingsmead Study Group meet at 11 Burwardsley Close, Kingsmead
7.30pm Choir Rehearsal in Church
7.30pm Leftwich House Group meets at 382 London Road
7.45pm Davenham House Group meets at 593 London Road
10.00am Church Cleaning
7.30pm Rivendell Singers Concert, includes John Rutter’s ‘Requiem’
8.00am Church Cleaning
10.00am Daytime Home Group HC at Fountain Court
7.45pm Kingsmead Study Group meet at 11 Burwardsley Close, Kingsmead
No Choir Rehearsal
7.30pm Leftwich House Group meets at 382 London Road
7.45pm Davenham House Group meets at 593 London Road
7.30pm Davenham Parish Church Ladies Circle – 70th Birthday Social
At Davenham Royal British Legion, Firthfields, Davenham
8.00am Early Morning Prayer time at 57 Church Street
10.00am Daytime Home Group HC at Fountain Court
7.45pm Kingsmead Study Group meet at 11 Burwardsley Close, Kingsmead
Wed 19th
12 noon
1.00pm
7.30pm
7.30pm
7.45pm
Thur 20th
7.30pm PCC Meeting in Hayhurst Room
Mon 24th
8.00am Early Morning Prayer time at 57 Church Street
Tue 25th
Wed 26th
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8.00am Early Morning Prayer time at 57 Church Street
MU lunch and Fellowship, followed by meeting in Church
– Members precious memories .
Choir Rehearsal in Church
Leftwich House Group meets at 382 London Road
Davenham House Group meets at 593 London Road
10.00am Daytime Home Group HC at Fountain Court
7.45pm Kingsmead Study Group meet at 11 Burwardsley Close, Kingsmead
7.30pm Choir Rehearsal in Church
7.30pm Leftwich House Group meets at 382 London Road
7.45pm Davenham House Group meets at 593 London Road
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Proclaiming the Good News of the Kingdom
in June 2013
Sunday 2nd June
- 1st after Trinity
10.30am Holy Communion
7.30pm Ignite youth Group in the Hayhurst room
Sunday 9th June - 2nd after Trinity
9.00am Holy Communion, Galatians 1:11-24 Luke 7:11-17
10.30am Service of the Word and Baptism, Galatians 1:11-24 Luke 7:11-17
Sunday 16th June - 3rd after Trinity
10.30am Holy Communion Galatians 2:15-21 Luke 7:36-8:3
7.30pm Ignite youth Group in the Hayhurst room
Sunday 23rd June - 4th after Trinity
9.00am
10.30am
6.00pm
7.30pm
Holy Communion Galatians 2:15-21 Luke 7:36-8:3
Family Service Galatians 3:23-29 and/or Luke 8:26-39
Ladies Circle Holy Communion
Ignite youth Group in the Hayhurst room
Sunday 30th June - 5th after Trinity
10.30am
11.15am
11.45am
7.30pm
Service of the Word Galatians 5:1, 13-25
Coffee
Baptisms Luke 9:51-62
Ignite youth Group in the Hayhurst room
Davenham Methodist Church.
Sun 2nd June
10.00am Service led by Mrs April Wilkinson
Sun 9th June
10.30am Family Communion Service led by Rev Chris Pritchard
Sun 16th June
10.30am United Service at Cuddington Methodist Church
Sun 23rd June
10.00 am Service led by Rev Norman Pine
Sun 30th June
10.00 am Service led by Miss Ann Rowlands
For further details of Services, see the Church Notice Board or contact: Rev. Chris Pritchard on 44613
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Concert by the Rivendell Singers
Conducted by Paul Morley
Programme to include
Requiem – John Rutter
Gloria in excelsi Deo – Antonio Vivaldi
Wherever you are – Paul Mealor (commissioned for Gareth Malone’s
Military Wives
Vocal and instrumental solos
With Soloists: Emma Morley (Soprano), David Hay (Baritone),
Andrew Millinchip (organ).
Saturday 8th June, 7.30pm, in Church
Admission: Adults £6.00,
Accompanied U16s – Free
Tickets available from Lucy Coles after the service, or from Paul and
Emma Morely
07866 551557 [email protected]
Car Wash
St Wilfrid's Youth group
Ignite Charity Car Wash on
behalf of WaterAid : Sat
6th July 9pm - 2pm
in the car-park to the
rear of the Hayhurst Room,
next door to 57,
Church Street, Davenham.
CW9 8NF.
Suggested minimum
donation
£5
per
car but other amounts
accepted as people can
afford.
Free hot drinks
Christian Folk Singers & Performers at the 'Pit Stop' cafe cakes
will be available to
Charity Concert
purchase at the Hayhurst
Proceeds to go to: - Christians in Syria, and Christian Aid
th
room.
Saturday 27 July, at 6pm
For
further
St Marks Church, Saltney, Chester. CH4 8DE
information and/or to make
Special Guest: Jiva
a booking, please contact
Admission: £5.00. See Philip Johnson for further details
Caroline
Why do I feel so special and always accepted for who I am, at St.
Wilfrid’sBishop,
Church tel 75075.