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FRONT PAGE: FRONT PAGE: FRONT PAGE: FRONT PAGE: It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of Maureen Long. Maureen
served as the local Christian Aid representative and correspondent for the parish magazine, she will
be sadly missed. A full eulogy can be found on Page 7.
Who’s Who in the Parish of Lower Nidderdale
Rector Reverend Paul
Spurgeon
01423 331142
Lower Nidderdale Rectory,
Old Church Green,
Kirk Hammerton, York YO26 8DL
Methodist Minister Reverend Gail Hunt [email protected]
Hunsingore Church Warden Maggie Hunt 01423 358167
Honorary Treasurer Emma Hawe
Kirk
Hammerton
Church Wardens Harry Short
Barbara Taylor
01423 339948
01423 330593
Churchwarden Emeritus Dorothy Lumley
Honorary Treasurer Les Hornby
Nun
Monkton
Church Wardens Hunter MacLellan
Graham Scott
01423 331009
01423 330366
Honorary Treasurer Jennifer Throup
PCC Secretary Harry Short
PCC Treasurer Graham Scott
Ian De Courcey Bayley 01423 886601 Organist to all parishes
Editor Emma Hawe 01423 322 391 [email protected]
Hunsingore Nigel Twaites 01423 358561 [email protected]
Kirk Hammerton Brenda Short 01423 339 948 [email protected]
Nun Monkton Jennifer Oxtoby 01423 331 867 [email protected]
Parish Correspondents
NIDDSIDE NEWS
Niddside News is printed by Lamberts Print Copy and Design, Station Road, Settle The copyright of all material published in this magazine is reserved by its authors and may not be reproduced or re-
used in whole of part without the prior permission of the copyright holder
Contents 3 Thoughts from rectory 12-15 News from Nun Monkton
5 What’s on 16-21 At your service
6-7 News from Hunsingore, Cattal, Walshford,
Cowthorpe
22 Fun and Games
8-10 News from Kirk Hammerton 23 Services
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Dear Friends,
I’m sure that you will agree that we live in
very uncertain times. As we look around at
the events taking place in our world, it is
not very surprising that we find it almost
impossible to make any sense of what we
see happening. However, as we celebrate
Easter we do so in the knowledge that Jesus
came into the world to bring love, hope and
peace; and it was for that that he died, and
rose again from the dead.
“Christ has died. Christ is risen. Christ will
come again.” The congregation uses these
words from the Great Thanksgiving during
Holy Communion in our churches. At
Easter, these words ring especially true. It is
mystery. It defies all logic and rational
thought. It demands faith rather than
reason. The empty tomb occasions both
shouts of victory and mute terror and awe –
if we are honest about it.
What does this really mean that Jesus was
raised from death and the women
encountered an empty tomb? How does
one deal with the reality that God
conquered death once and for all, went
walking around and offering proof to his
disciples, and then left for places unknown?
The response of the women is not that far-
fetched when you stop to think about it.
Whenever we cannot explain what we
experience, emotions take the lead in
guiding our actions and reactions. Terror
would be a natural response to the
unexpected, especially where a dead loved
one is concerned. Amazement would
certainly be realistic when the terror of the
moment gives way to a hint of hope. Could
it really be true? Could the prophecies
have been fulfilled? What is the only thing
worse than seeing a ghost? Perhaps it
would be seeing nothing but an empty
grave with a serene messenger and no
logical explanation. What would your
response have been?
Life simply is not neat and tidy. Every age
and each generation faces challenges that
are simultaneously similar and unique to
that generation. We may say, for example,
that the events surrounding recent events
in Syria and Iraq were the epitome of evil,
but other generations would cite the
Crusades or one of the two World Wars or
the Inquisition. Thin lines of heart, soul,
and mind separate horror and hope,
unbelief and faith, joy and pain.
For these reasons, I find the Gospel of
Mark’s account of the resurrection, with its
“cliff-hanger” ending, to be a story that is
most appropriate for our present age. Of
course, the account of Jesus’ death on the
cross and his subsequent resurrection is
not simply some tale told once a year; it is
the very heart of our faith, the cornerstone
of our discipleship journey. We are
resurrection people, God-bearers who
spread hope and love, infused with divine
THOUGHTS FROMTHOUGHTS FROMTHOUGHTS FROMTHOUGHTS FROM THE RECTORYTHE RECTORYTHE RECTORYTHE RECTORY
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God’s love for all creation and the divine
imperative to redeem it is not over yet,
and we are part of that great narrative.
Yes, this is a real story for uncertain times
– indeed for all time.
May holy sadness and amazement give
way to hope and joy as you share the story
once more.
May the joy of Easter fill your hearts now
and always,
grace. Story is the method by which we
communicate this truth, and the true
beauty of Mark’s account is that the
women pass the story to us like a baton in
a relay race. It is our lap, our time to be
seized by the Spirit.
We may find ourselves filled with
amazement, terror, doubt, or disbelief and
quite unable to share this good news.
Thankfully, we know from other accounts
and additions to the story that they did
recover and went on to witness to a world
in need. Moreover, so can we! The story of
FROM THE REGISTERS
28th
January 2015 Funeral Michael Johnston Kirk Hammerton
22nd
February 2015 Baptism Jessica Mary Taft Kirk Hammerton
22nd
February 2015 Baptism Isabelle Mary Taft Kirk Hammerton
12th
March 2015 Funeral Maureen Long Hunsingore
Easter Services Easter Services Easter Services Easter Services –––– 2015201520152015
29th
March 2015 Palm Sunday Nun Monkton
Procession of Witness at 9.30 am – meet at The Maypole and followed
by Benefice Sung Communion at 10.00 am in Church
2nd
April 2015 Maundy Thursday Hunsingore
Holy Communion at 7.30 pm
3rd
April 2015 Good Friday Nun Monkton
Devotions for Good Friday at 2.00 pm
3rd
April 2015 Good Friday Kirk Hammerton
Devotions for Good Friday at 7.00 pm
5th
April 2015 Easter Day Kirk Hammerton
Sonrise 6.15 am
Benefice Sung Communion at 10.00 am
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Date Where/when What’s on Further details
13th April Kirk Hammerton
Village Hall 10am
Arts and Crafts See page 8
14th April Nun Monkton School
7.30pm
WI meeting: Pudding Tasting See page 12
14tth
April KH &GH WI meeting,
7.30pm
David Cook speaking on the ‘Battle
of Marston Moor’
See page 9
25th April Hunsingore Village
Hall
Shakespeare Supper night See page 6
27th April Kirk Hammerton
village Hall 7.30pm
Film Club See page 8
28th April Kirk Hammerton
village Hall, 7.30pm
Gardening Club See page 8
2nd May Yorkshire Heart, Nun
Monkton, 1.00PM-
11.30PM
Beer and Music Festival See Page 21
9th May Nun Monkton School,
3-5pm
Afternoon Tea See page 12
10th May Kirk Hammerton
Chapel, 10am
Invitation to Prayer See page 9
12th May Nun Monkton School
7.30pm
WI meeting: Guide Dogs for the
Blind
See page 12
12th
May KH &GH WI meeting,
7.30pm
Janet Hopton speaking on ‘My Life
as Lord Mayor of York’
See page 9
25th May Kirk Hammerton
village Hall 7.30pm
Film Club See page 8
26th May Kirk Hammerton
village Hall, 7.30pm
Gardening Club See page 8
21st June Nun Monkton The
priory and village
gardens, 11am—5pm
Open Gardens See page 12
What’s on What’s on What’s on What’s on Our Services can be found on page 23.Our Services can be found on page 23.Our Services can be found on page 23.Our Services can be found on page 23.
The events below are taken from Niddside News articles, more information can be found in the magazine.
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NEWS FROM NEWS FROM NEWS FROM NEWS FROM HUNSINGORE, CATTAL, HUNSINGORE, CATTAL, HUNSINGORE, CATTAL, HUNSINGORE, CATTAL,
WALSHFORD & WALSHFORD & WALSHFORD & WALSHFORD & COWTHORPECOWTHORPECOWTHORPECOWTHORPE
Photo: Brenda Short BURNS NIGHT SUPPER 24TH JANUARY
A full packed and varied programme of all
things Scottish greeted the revellers
paying homage to Scotland's finest poet.
With most participants vaunting some
form of tartan, the evening commenced
with Nigel and two kilted hairy
legged Scotsmen, Grant and Steve
parading the Haggis round the room to
enthusiastic applause. Nigel in thick faux
Scottish accent, incoherent at times with
Scottish fervour, gave the Address to the
Haggis, "warm -reekin, rich!" Following a
toast to the Immortal Memory, our poet in
residence, Suzanne as only an English rose
can, sweetly recited "To a Louse." More
speechifying ensued from Paul and
Rosey, a quiz on all things Scottish
concentrating the minds. The Simon
Benn Big Sound performed "500 Miles" to
a standing ovation, as bad they were this
night as they were the previous year with
"Donald where's ya troosas!" A hearty
Auld Lang Syne rounded off the evening
and after much downing of many a wee
dram, we repaired to bed in the wee small
hours! A big thank you to Jane, Rachel,
two Sue's and all those who contributed
to the puddings, for
providing a magnificent Bill o'Fayre.
VALENTINES DINNER DANCE 13TH FEB
"Lurve" was definitely in the air that night
as a full house celebrated once again , All
You Need Is Love, Love, It Conquers
Everything, Love Is All Around Us. So
palpable was the romance in the room
that you could feel it in your fingers, feel it
in your toes ,as lyrically portrayed by
some pop group, all those years ago. A
splendid 3 course meal, again deliciously
prepared by our Ladies, mentioned above,
was serenaded to by the very popular
Now and Then band, back again this year
by popular request. After the dinner, a
quiz based on 100 catch phrases caused
some mirth, with no particular
winners. Then back to the band as we
rocked and bopped the night away. To the
rousing singing of "Delilah "we finished
with "Show me the way to Amarillo," then
shown the door, returning home happily
reminded that the age of romance, love
and laughter is still very much alive in
Hunsingore.
FUTURE EVENT
Saturday April 25th Hunsingore Village
Hall "Shakespeare Supper Night" This is a
new event to celebrate the life of our
Bard, William Shakespeare, akin to a
Burns Night Supper but paying homage to
Bill. Usual format, a 3 course dinner, some
speechifying, a little poetry and quiz, well
worth coming to a very entertaining
evening.£20 per ticket to include dinner,
bring your own drinks, contact Nigel
01423 358516 or Paul 01423 358640.
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Maureen Long R.I.P.
(The following “eulogy” was written by Steve Long – Mau-
reen’s son – and appeared on the back page of the Order
of Service at Maureen’s funeral. Maureen had left instruc-
tions for her funeral service, including the explicit directive
that there was to be ‘no eulogy’ at the her service)
Maureen was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the only child
of Peter Lacey and Irene Gibson, and grew up in Ashington, close to the Northumberland
coast. At school she was both academic and sporty and she also played violin in the orches-
tra. After leaving grammar school she went to train as a teacher in Oxford and then worked
at a secondary school in Reading.
In 1966 she joined V.S.O. (Voluntary Service Overseas) and went to teach English in Zambia.
Here she met and married Peter Long, who remembers Maureen would spend her holidays
helping at a local orphanage. Their first child, Steve, was born in 1968 in a local mission hos-
pital. After returning to England Maureen gave up teaching to be a full time mum and in
1971 they had a daughter, Karin.
Peter’s job as a specialist in tropical agriculture then took the whole family all over the
world and Maureen lived in many countries, including Thailand, Iraq, India, Malaysia, Paki-
stan, Sudan, Sierra Leone and Barbados. When Peter retired in 1994 they both volunteered
with V.S.O. and went back to Africa, this time to Namibia, to teach in a college for almost
three years. Maureen loved to travel and worked out recently that she had visited 43 coun-
tries.
Back in England, living in Hunsingore and with her children now adults, Maureen went back
to work and taught at Thorpe Arch Prison for several years. She also worked as a tour guide
for almost 20 years at Ripley castle, a job for which her incredible memory and her ability to
talk, were perfectly suited.
In 2002 Karin, Maureen’s daughter, died after a short battle with cancer but throughout
this difficult time she was a huge source of strength for the whole family.
In 2003, 2006 and 2012 Maureen’s three Grandchildren, Thomas, Molly and Eliza, were
born and she clearly loved and excelled in her new role as Grannie.
Maureen’s faith was very important to her throughout her life and, in all the countries she
lived, would immediately throw herself into whatever the local church, or other organisa-
tions, were doing. This continued in Hunsingore where she is well known as, among other
things, the local Christian Aid representative and correspondent for the parish magazine.
She was very straightforward, opinionated, determined and practical in her approach to
everything, but was utterly unselfish in offering help to anyone who needed it. If something
needed doing, or someone needed help, Maureen would just do it efficiently and without
fuss.
M.P.S.
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The Film Club meets on the last Monday
of the Month.
Both meet in the Village Hall and begin at
7.30pm.
Also we are still trying to expand the Arts
and Craft who meet on the second
Monday of the month at 10.00am.
All three are very friendly sociable
groups.
We are planning to hold a family Hog
Roast on the 27th
June and details will
follow in the next Magazine.
The Choir continue to rehearse for their
Summer Concert at the beginning of July.
Along with the whole Parish we mourn
the loss of our very dear friend Maureen
Long. We shall all miss her so much.
NEWS FROM NEWS FROM NEWS FROM NEWS FROM KIRK HAMMERTONKIRK HAMMERTONKIRK HAMMERTONKIRK HAMMERTON
We have had a quiet time of year leading
to the recent Lent Groups held at the
Rectory and enjoyed by a fair amount of
people on most weeks.
Thank you to everyone who has
sponsored the external spot lighting of
our beautiful old Church. It really has
made a feature of the Village from
Advent to Easter.
The next celebration is of course Easter
itself and Church will be decorated with
Lilies. If anyone wishes to have a loved
one remembered by donating to the cost
of the flowers then please contact
Felicity Evans or one of the
Churchwardens.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Gardening Club meets as always on the
last Tuesday of the month, the next
speaker, in April, will be from RHS,
Harlow Carr.
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blackthorn hedges, the WI raiders may
strike in August or September! The
evening was nicely rounded off with the
opportunity to sample sloe gin, sloe
whiskey & sloe brandy . . . not forgetting
the gorgeous sloe whiskey truffles.
Our next meetings are:-
Tuesday, 14th
April – David Cook
speaking on the ‘Battle of Marston Moor’
Tuesday 12th
May – Janet Hopton
speaking on ‘My Life as Lord Mayor of
York’
All meetings begin at 7.30pm, visitors are
welcome at £3 per meeting. Contact
either Ann Johnson on 01904 738541,
[email protected] or Elsie
Rymer on 01423 331641,
[email protected] for further
details of these talks &/or WI
membership.
In February, Michael Greatorex gave us
tips on how to avoid some of the trials
& tribulations of researching family
history using his own experiences to
illustrate some of the pit falls. He also
entertained us with some amusing
anecdotes he found along the way &
brought a wealth of examples of the
materials he had used. We greatly
enjoyed looking at the old family photos
members brought along for the
competition.
In March we had a great treat – liqueurs
& truffles! Jonathon Curtoys from
‘Sloemotion’ gave a talk on how his
business blossomed accidentally from a
farming sideline. We compared notes
on recipes & learned we could earn
£2.50 a kilo for any sloes we brought to
him in the autumn – so guard your
KIRK & GREEN HAMMERTKIRK & GREEN HAMMERTKIRK & GREEN HAMMERTKIRK & GREEN HAMMERTON WI NEWSON WI NEWSON WI NEWSON WI NEWS
Sunday 10th
May 10am at Kirk Hammerton Chapel
Prayer is at the heart of the Christian faith, there is no right or wrong way to pray but
Jesus did give us a “pattern” of prayer which we know as the ” Lord’s prayer”.
Come and join us on this Sunday as we discover how the words of this ancient prayer
are still relevant for us today, and pray together for one another, for the needs of our
family and friends, for the village and for the world.
If you are unable to join us but would like us to pray for you or someone you know or a
situation you are concerned about. Please leave a request in the box on the wall of the
Chapel or give it to Les or Janice Hornby.
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KIRK KIRK KIRK KIRK HAMMERTON HAMMERTON HAMMERTON HAMMERTON
PRIMARY PRIMARY PRIMARY PRIMARY SCHOOLSCHOOLSCHOOLSCHOOL
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More news from Kirk Hammerton
Primary School
As you will have seen from the last
Niddside News, Kirk Hammerton School
is a very busy place! It also has the
distinction of being a Church of England
primary school, where staff, parents and
carers, and governors work hard to
develop existing links with St. John the
Baptist Church, and the wider village
community.
One recent development in the school's
life has been the Reconstitution of the
Governing Body. This was made
necessary, firstly, in order to register the
change of name of the Diocese, and ,
secondly, to fulfil the requirements of
certain 2012 Government Regulations.
We now have eight Governors, plus a
temporary Additional Governor, (in a
supportive role), and three vacancies,
one of which is for a local authority
governor. A local authority governor is
one nominated by North Yorkshire
County Council, but appointed by the
school's governing body. Although this
post is open to any suitable volunteer, it
has always proved difficult to find
someone willing to be proposed by
NYCC, and ready to take a full part in the
governance of the school. So, if you feel
you would like a challenge, please think
about putting yourself forward for
consideration for this vacancy!
Another development at Kirk
Hammerton School has been the
creation of a new Visions and Values
Statement. The whole school family has
worked hard to create a Statement that
reflects the Christian ethos of the school
and which sets out the ambitions of us all
for the children at the school. This is the
full Statement:-
'We are a welcoming Church of England
School. We encourage all to achieve
their full potential and provide skills for
the future...
through academic, physical and
spiritual development
through creative and enthusiastic
learning
in a secure place where individuality
is celebrated and confidence
gained
in a positive, healthy, safe and
respectful environment
by encouraging children to embed
life-long skills to become
responsible adults and
members of society.'
Finally, we have a new strap line
'Growing and learning through faith,
inspiration, and fun.' We hope you will
agree that this is a suitable phrase for
our remarkable school!
Sue Lawrie
(Chair of Governors)
Photograph from Kirk Hammerton Primary
School Website
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NEWS FROM NEWS FROM NEWS FROM NEWS FROM NUN MONKTONNUN MONKTONNUN MONKTONNUN MONKTON
NUN MONKTON YCA UPDATE
April 14 Pudding Tasting.
Various puddings to taste and we hope
to have a nice pudding wine too.
May 12 Guide Dogs For The Blind.
Mr Dowd will explain the work of the
organisation and there will be a puppy
visiting.
All the meetings are held in the school at
7.30pm and are a chance to meet fellow
villagers .
May 9th
Afternoon Tea
There will
be Afternoon Tea in school from 3pm to
5pm, this is a fund raiser towards the
Flower Festival that will run along side
the open gardens in June. If any one
wishes to sponsor an arrangement
please get in touch Jennifer 331867.
THANK YOUS
Thank you to all those who support our
church in so many ways, a lot of unseen
work is done.
You will see at the rear of the church
there is new carpet and this looks very
smart and welcoming so do pop in and
take a look.
NUN MONKTON OPEN GARDENS
Open Gardens – The Priory and Village
Gardens on 21st June 11am –5pm in
aid of the National Garden Scheme and
St Mary’s Church There will be Teas
and plant sales – any donations of
plants will be most welcome.
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NUN MONKTON NUN MONKTON NUN MONKTON NUN MONKTON SCHOOLSCHOOLSCHOOLSCHOOL
Head Teacher
Sue Fernyhough
With the days eventually getting
lighter, the children are having more
opportunities to take their learning
outdoors and what a fantastic
environment to learn new skills and
knowledge and experience in the
school’s quest for Education for Life.
Nun Monkton School is a place where
children learn how to think with and
through each other, how to jointly
puzzle over a problem, how to make
sense of conflicting views and how to
arrive at consensus. It is a place where
their world can not only open through
history, geography and literature, but
also through the people they meet and
through their own growing sense of
where they fit in the scheme of things.
This term the whole school has been
having swimming lessons at
Knaresborough pool again. Many
animals are born with the ability to
swim, but humans must learn and
practice before being able to swim
with ease. Therefore we strongly
believe learning to swim is an
important skill to gain at an early age
which is why all our children, from
reception to Year 6 all have lessons,
even if they are already competent
swimmers.
As part of our science learning, we
were visited by some strange and very
large creatures. The children learnt all
about the different habitats, how the
creatures adapt for different seasons
and their place in the food chain.
As part of our celebration of Chinese
New Year, the children took part in an
afternoon workshop and learnt how to
use chop-sticks, make shadow puppets
and We have taken part in a cluster
cultural dance festival. The children
Oliver looks with wonder at a giant African land snail!
'The children try their hand at Chinese writing’
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The Real Easter Egg has come third in a national poll to find the UK's favourite
Fairtrade product. Launched in 2010 with the support of hundreds of churches and
schools, it beat leading brands such as Maltesers, Cadbury Dairy Milk and Nestle Kit
Kat to win the coveted title of third most popular UK Fairtrade product. The Real
Easter Egg shared the podium with Divine Sea Salt and Caramel Chocolate bar (1st
place) and Zatoun Olive Oil (2nd
place).
The Meaningful Chocolate Company (MCC) was launched in 2010 and produced the
first Real Easter Egg that year. Out of the 80 million Easter eggs sold in this part of the
world, it is the only Fairtrade charity egg explaining the story of Easter. MCC will sell
their millionth egg in 2015. By the end of the year the company expects to have given
away more than £160,000 to charitable causes.
Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, said: 'I am delighted that
the significance of The Real Easter Egg has been recognised in this
way. Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the
dead, and the good news of forgiveness and new life in Him. The
Real Easter Egg tells this story.”
worked so hard with a dance
instructor to produce a fantastic
Chinese Dragon dance. The finished
dance can be seen on the school
web-site. We were so proud of their
achievement.
This term, the topic has been
Changes. The KS2 children have
learnt about history beyond living
memory and changes in Britain
from the Stone Age to the Iron Age
with KS1 children learning all about
Antarctica. They have excellent
behaviours for learning and are very
excited and enthusiastic about this
theme. They have asked so many
questions asked by the children which
will be answered during lessons.
Our dedicated staff are committed to
offering all our children the very best
primary education they can offer. If
you would like to see for yourself what
goes on in our school, please phone or
email to make an appointment.
Archbishop of York expresses delight in Real Easter Egg
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Please ring Vivien Gill 01423 331239 or 07718 65501301423 331239 or 07718 65501301423 331239 or 07718 65501301423 331239 or 07718 655013
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Yorkshire Heart Vineyard & Brewery Yorkshire Heart is a family run Vineyard & Brewery based in Nun Monkton. Here at Yorkshire
Heart we focus on producing quality easy drinking craft beers in cask & bottles from our mod-
ern microbrewery, as well as award winning fine English wines from our Vineyard & Winery.
Tours & Tastings
With 10 acres of fantastic views of vines and natural beauty it’s not surprising that Yorkshire
Heart’s tours and tastings have become very popular with different groups and organisations.
Venue Hire
Providing you with an idyllic and unique rural location to host your own special celebration,
whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, christening or wedding here at Yorkshire Heart we are
committed to making your event special.
Brewery Tap Evenings
Every Thursday from 6pm come along to the vineyard and enjoy a pint of beer, glass of wine
or soft drink with nibbles and laughter
Beer & Music Festival
SATURDAY 2ND MAY 1.00PM-11.30PM
YORKSHIRE CASK ALES, YORKSHIRE WINES, CIDER & MORE
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Even as Jesus ate that last Passover meal with his disciples, he warned them he was about to
be betrayed. He took the bread, blessed it, broke it and gave it to them; he took the cup, gave
thanks, and gave it to them to drink. The Old Covenant, based on Law, was ticking away its
final hours; the New Covenant, based on Christ’s body and his blood, was about to be ushered
in. Jesus prayed in Gethesame that this fearful cup might be removed from him, but even
more, that God’s will might be done. And it was. From Easter onwards we can only approach
God through his Son, Jesus Christ, not on our own merit.
For the next edition we would love
to include a Easter themed picture
or photograph from one of our
young readers. Entries to be sent to
the editor and to be received by
15th May:
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Jesus
Ate
Last
Passover
Meal
Disciples
Warned
Betrayed
Bread
Blessed
Wine
Thanks
Drink
Covenant
Law
Old
New
Body
Blood
Gethsemane
Cup
Removed
Will
Easter
Approach
They have Dial-a-Prayer for atheists now.
You call up and it rings and rings but no-
body answers.
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DIARY OF SERVICES DIARY OF SERVICES DIARY OF SERVICES DIARY OF SERVICES ---- APR / MAY 2015APR / MAY 2015APR / MAY 2015APR / MAY 2015
Date Nun Monkton Hunsingore Kirk Hammerton
MAUNDY THURSDAY Hunsingore
02-Apr 7.30 pm
Holy Communion
GOOD FRIDAY 2.00 pm
7.00 pm
03-Apr Devotions for Devotions for
Good Friday Good Friday
EASTER DAY KIRK HAMMERTON
Sunday 6.15am - SONRISE
05-Apr 10.00 am - Benefice Sung Communion
Sunday 8.00 am 10.00 am 10.00 am
12-Apr Holy Communion Sung Communion Methodist Church
Sunday 10.30am 10.00 am 8.00 am
19-Apr Family Communion Family Service Holy Communion
Sunday 6.30 pm 8.00 am 10:00 AM
26-Apr Evening Worship Holy Communion United Family Service
(St Johns)
Sunday 10.30 am 6.30 pm 9.00 am
03-May Family Service Evening Worship Sung Communion
(Common Worship)
Sunday 8.00 am 10.00 am 10.00 am
10-May Holy Communion Sung Communion Methodist Church
Sunday 10.30 am 10.00 am 8.00 am
17-May Family Service Family Communion Holy Communion
Sunday 6.30 pm 8.00 am 10:00 AM
24-May Evening Worship Holy Communion United Family Service
(Methodist Church)
Sunday Nun Monkton
31-May Benefice Communion
10:00 AM
Jun/ Jul 2015 Edition Copy Deadline
Would you please send articles and photographs for the next edition to the Editor
to be received by Saturday 15th May 2015 please at the latest.
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