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What is it?? It is a contemporary vehicle for bringing Christian renewal and evangelism to the UK. In other words a chance for any of us to ‘top up’ with some amazing worship, talks, prayers, and a chance to meet other Christians across the area. Not meant to be a rival to your Parish church, but to fill you up so you can go back out. A friend and I went along on Friday, were greeted warmly and served coffee/tea and homemade cakes, then followed some fabulous band led worship, and a challenging talk from ‘Keith’ Their Biblical mandate is from Psalm 114:8 ‘Who turned the rock into a pool, the hard rock into springs of water’ They see the pools described as places of deep spiritual refreshment for the existing church, bringing water into the hard dry areas. All meetings held in Axminster Guildhall, at 7.30 pm — Friday 3rd April, 1st May, 5th June, 24th July, 21st August. www.thefillingstation.org.uk An afternoon to encourage and strengthen music and worship in local Churches at St Giles Church, Kilmington, EX13 7RF on Saturday September 13th 2014, 2-5 pm, £5 entry with Andrew Maries, Nicholas Brown and Peter Parshall
To book a place please contact A. Maries, a.maries@talktalk.net
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There will be lots of games, stalls, skittle competition, raffle and musical entertainment with the Axe River Jazz & Blues Band, Six Days – Ellie & Ollie duo, and Phil Johnson with his guitar. Don’t miss Balloonin Bonkers and the Bouncy Castle! Refreshments – all day BBQ and Beer tent, fairtrade teas, coffees, cakes, sandwiches etc. And Ice Creams! Please click on this “link” for details of the “All age Alpha” coming to St Gregory’s Church, Seaton this Autumn.
The Church of England in Devon St Michael’s Church, Beer and the Holyford Mission Community The Parochial Church Councils of St Michael’s, Beer and the Holyford Mission Community are seeking to find a suitable person or persons who can help develop the work of the church with pre-school children, young people and families in our communities. You will have experience in pre-school children/young people’s work and families, however some training in specific areas can be given. This will be paid on a sessional basis of up to 20 hours per week with potential fees of up to £10,400 per year. This is a continuation of existing work in the Holyford churches where there are two existing projects to build upon, an excellent network of relationships, existing teams of volunteers and the potential for further development. In Beer, this is a new role and so it will evolve in line with the abilities of the candidate and volunteers as opportunities present themselves. Essential qualities:
Desirable qualities Art and craft experience. Ability to lead singing. Ability to play an accompanying instrument. Familiarity with multi-media equipment. Sessions:
Closing date for applications is 27 June 2014 interviews will take place week commencing 7 July 2014 If you would like more information please contact Rev Hilary Dawson 01297 553180 hilary.dawson2@btinternet.com Rev Ann Stuckey 07814078710 annstuckey@hotmail.co.uk Help us to share God’s love with our pre-school children, young people and families
Live Jazz will be taking place in Beer on 12th July, click “poster” to find out further details!
Wings for Worshipis a cycle of workshops designed to give lay people an introduction to, and confidence in, leading aspects of worship. The workshops combine a certain amount of background and theory with some very practical hints and tips. 5th, 12, 19th, 26th June & 3rd July at Seaton Methodist Church, Scalwell Lane Seaton, Devon EX12 2ST from 7.00pm to 9.15pm (suggested donation from PCC’s of £10 per participant to cover materials) The Workshops
Workshops are designed to run 7pm to 9.30pm, with a shortbreak for refreshments in the middle. Summary of topics covered – Preparing for take-off-the practicalities of leading parts of a service, Getting airborne- the opportunities offered by Common Worship Being the co-pilot-assisting in the running of a whole service Flying solo-leading an entire act of worship Breaking the sound barrier-ways of handling ‘the Word’ For more information please contact Rev Jeremy Trew at Seaton & Beer ” Festival to be held at St Andrews Church, Colyton – 19 to 22 June 2014 Each day of the Exhibition will open at 10 am. There will be about 35 exhibits, many of which will have been arranged by prominent organisations in the Colyton area, including the Churches from the Holyford Mission Community. These will all feature Bridal flowers and fashion – the dresses will illustrate bridal gowns from the early 20th century, including two from WWII, the material for which was purchased using clothing coupons, as well as a deep red bridal dress from 1963! In addition, some Honiton Lace wedding veils will be on display, loaned by Honiton Museum, whose collection of Lace is numbered among the finest in the world. Each day there will be live music in the Church. Refreshments will be available throughout the festival. There will be formal Concerts at the Church at 7.30pm in the evenings, on Thursday, an Organ Recital by Andrew Millington, the renowned Director of Music at Exeter Cathedral, on Friday, a Concert of choral music given by the choir of St Andrews Church and finally on Saturday a Concert by some Young Musicians whose mature talents are all the more remarkable because they are all still at school. The ticket price for the Concerts will be £6 each, but anyone wishing to attend all 3 concerts may obtain a “Festival Ticket” for £15 – all tickets may be obtained from the Colyton Pharmacy, and of course will be available on the door before each Concert. Children under 16 will be admitted at no charge. On Sunday, the Exhibition will end with a Service of Thanksgiving at 6.30pm, at which the sermon will be delivered by Canon Jane Wilson, who is the Bishop’s Advisor for Women’s Ministry.
Bishop Nick has highlighted the subject of dementia in a recent communication with clergy and readers. As our population ages there is a chance that 1 in 3 of us could potentially develop some form of dementia in our lifetime. We are therefore ever more likely to have people with dementia in our parishes. There was an article about Dementia Friends in the last Diocesan News insert and information is on the Diocesan website. There is currently a national advertising campaign to raise awareness of dementia and to recruit more Dementia Friends. Dementia Friends is:
When I attended the annual Reader’s Conference at Brunel Manor this year Sally Farrant (Diocesan Social Responsibility Officer) did a Dementia Friends information session for one of the workshops that I attended. This was a very good presentation and I decided that I could offer to do this. I then did a day’s training in Exeter to become a Dementia Champion which means I can deliver this prescribed hour long information session. The information is an introduction to the subject delivering 5 key messages. I am willing to offer this session to any church group who may be interested. You can find out more about Dementia Friends on the website dementiafriends.org.uk or alzheimers.org.uk. It is now also possible to do a Dementia Friends session online on their website. If any group in your church would like me to present a Dementia Friends information session lasting up to 1 hour, please get in contact with me for more information and possible dates/group sizes. I’d like at least 10 people with perhaps a maximum of 20. It would be suitable for Pastoral Teams, PCC’s, or Mothers’ Union groups for example. Sue Price (PTO Reader) Mission Community of Seaton and Beer Tel: 01297 22314. Email: sueprice24@hotmail.co.uk |
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