ST MICHAEL’S, AND ALL SAINTS, HIGHGATE

July/August 2014

Parish Magazine

From the vicar and priest- in-charge

I n the last issue, I thanked Susan McFadden for all her expertise and hard work as editor of this Maga-zine. Now (for this issue at least), I am acting as a

temporary fill-in, and therefore I have a much clearer idea of all the work she put in. So a sincere thank you, Susan, once again! We’ll need to find a new editor as soon as possible, but before we set about inviting volunteers, we have decided to reassess the design of the magazine, its purpose and its content, so that we can agree a clear brief with him or her. Those of you who’ve already acquired a copy of Roger Sainsbury’s excellent history of the parish will know how much useful—and often very colourful—material he found in old copies of the St Michael’s magazine to help him in his research.. In the vestry at All Saints there is a full collection of bound previous parish magazine issues, into which I have dipped on several occasions, mostly at random, so I know the same thing applies in both parish-es. These documents are of enormous interest to local historians, and it is very good for us clergy to see where we as parishes have come from, and to be reminded that some of the issues we are grappling with in the 2010’s are by no means entirely new. In particular it is inter-esting and instructive for any incumbent to read the ex-hortations, opinions and observations of his predeces-sors. I can’t help wondering whether what (if anything!) they might find of in interest in my own ramblings if they read them in 2114.. I also wonder whether they had the advantage of living in a much more leisured age. But the central purpose of our magazine can’t be to pro-vide material for future local archivists. A change of edi-tor ought to be a time to reconsider just what sort of publication we need, especially given our increasing reli-ance on websites, the social media, and electronic sources of information in general.. So, please see the questionnaire printed elsewhere in this magazine, and complete it, either on paper, or via either of the parish websites. We’d be grateful to know what you value in the magazine, what you tend to skim over,

and what, if anything, you find missing. Likewise, it would be very useful to have your views on the St Michael's and All Saints websites. And of course—if there is a potential volunteer editor (or more than one) reading these words it would be good to know. Please don’t hang back!

O ne or two people have heard me refer in sermons to a couple of books both written from the per-spective of a grieving parent, albeit with rather

different approaches. But they would I think be useful for any Christian person facing bereavement, or seeking to be a good friend to someone else who faces it. They are:

Lament for a Son , Nicholas P. Wolterstorff

When Heaven Is Silent: Trusting God When Life Hurts , Ronald Dunn

Jonathan Trigg

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JULY 2014 SUNDAY 6th TRINITY 3 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.30am United Parish Communion Gene-

sis 24.34-38,42-49, 58-67; Matthew 11.16-19,25-30

6.30pm Holy Communion (BCP) 2 Samuel 2.1-11; 3.1; Luke 18.31 - 19.10

SUNDAY 13th TRINITY 4 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 9.45am Morning Prayer Romans 8.1-11;

Matthew 13.1-9,18-23 11.15am Holy Communion Romans 8.1-

11; Matthew 13.1-9,18-23 6.30pm Service of the Word 2 Samuel

7.18-29; Luke 19.41 - 20.8

SUNDAY 20th TRINITY 5 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 9.45am Holy Communion Romans 8.12-

25; Matthew 13.24-30,36-43

11.15am Morning Worship Romans 8.12-25; Matthew 13.24-30,36-43

6.30pm Choral Evensong (BCP) 1 Kings 2.10-12; 3.16-28; Acts 4.1-22

SUNDAY 27th TRINITY 6 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.30am Parish Communion Romans 8.26-

39; Matthew 13.31-33,44-52

6.30pm Evening Prayer (BCP) 1 Kings 6.11-14,23-38; Acts 12.1-17

AUGUST 2014 SUNDAY 3rd TRINITY 7 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.30am Parish Communion Romans 9.1-5;

Matthew 14.13-21 6.30pm Evening Prayer (BCP) 1 Kings 10.1-

13; Acts 13.1-13

Services at St. Michael’s

Services are modern language (Common Worship) except where indicated

as BCP (Book of Common Prayer).

SUNDAY 10th TRINITY 8 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.30am Parish Communion Romans 10.5-15;

Matthew 14.22-33 6.30pm Evening Prayer (BCP) 1 Kings 11.41 -

12.20; Acts 14.8-20 SUNDAY 17th TRINITY 9 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.30am Parish Communion Romans 11.1-2a,29-32;

Matthew 15.10-28 6.30pm Evening Prayer (BCP) 2 Kings 4.1-37; Acts

16.1-15 SUNDAY 24th St. BARTHOLOMEW 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.45am Holy Communion with Baptism Acts 5.12-

16; Luke 22.24-30 6.30pm Evening Prayer (BCP) Deuteronomy 18.15-

19; Matthew 10.1-22 SUNDAY 31st TRINITY 11 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.30am Parish Communion Romans 12.9-21;

Matthew 16.21-28 6.30pm Evening Prayer (BCP) 2 Kings 6.24-25; 7.3-

20; Acts 18.1-16

SEPTEMBER 2014 SUNDAY 7th TRINITY 12 8.00am Holy Communion Romans 13.8-14;

Matthew 18.15-20 9.45am Holy Communion Romans 13.8-14;

Matthew 18.15-20 11.15am Morning Worship Romans 13.8-14;

Matthew 18.15-20 6.30pm Holy Communion (BCP, sung) Ezekiel

12.21 - 13.16; Mark 7.24-37

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This summer we have launched Messy Church in a bliz-

zard of activity, excitement and food. We have had

tremendous fun, learned about Jesus in umpteen differ-

ent ways and enjoyed the company of many friends

over dinner. As we come towards the end of our trial

run, we look back at some wonderfully successful ses-

sions.

When we first thought

about Messy Church –

in the distant days of

last January – we were

hugely unsure about

what it would involve.

And as our first session

came closer, questions

and uncertainty still

dominated. After

setting up the church

in the afternoon of

Sunday 4 May, we

anxiously peered out

of the doors: it was a

sunny bank holiday

weekend – would any-

one come? Thankfully

they did, and we had a

lovely afternoon think-

ing about Holy Week

and Easter. Over two

sessions (I’m writing

before the third) at

least 70 people have

come to or helped at

Messy Church. A complete spread of ages, families, and

people from all parts of the church community.

Every Messy Church starts with around 50 minutes of

activity stations: people flowing freely between them

and encountering today’s story in practical and spiritual

ways. At Easter we made Easter gardens, and baked hot

cross buns; we placed palm leaves on the road to Jeru-

salem and played a Holy Week computer game; we

made Easter decorations, and read the story with props

and drama. At Pentecost we decorated (church) birth-

day cakes and flew paper aeroplanes; we made banners

and fiery headdresses; we made windmills and thought

about the Holy Spirit as water.

MESSY CHURCH COMES TO HIGHGATE

After this smorgasbord of activity comes our celebra-

tion time – around 15 minutes of collective prayer,

worship and singing – before we all tuck in to dinner.

Sausages and mashed potato have been universally

popular, topped only by the giant and delicious cake

that follows!

Messy Church is

made by the

huge numbers of

people who help

at each session:

who have joined

us in this ven-

ture, and have

offered so much.

We need to rec-

ognise the es-

sential contribu-

tion made by so

many people,

and in particular

the steering

group of Anne

Casson, Veronica

Sanderson, Kitty

Sage and James

Yeates. It is the

courage of the

PCC and all these

people that have

got us this far,

and we can be

honoured and

excited at all that Jesus is doing.

The autumn will bring new challenges and opportuni-

ties, but for now – it is surely time for the summer holi-

days!

Jonathan Brooks

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St Michael’s PCC

O ur May meeting was the first after the annual parochial church meeting, at which 11 members stepped down after serving their 3-year term and new members were elected.

Membership: The five clergy licensed to the parish. Churchwardens: Mark Dailey and Alan West Deanery Synod: Anne Casson, Lauren Patman, Jean Reed and Nicholas Sanderson Readers’ Representative: John Taylor Elected Members: Robert Callaghan from 2012, and Jane Fluckiger, Vanessa Frances-Georgianna, Max Karpis, Mary Emble-ton, John-Henry Liepe and Gilly Wesley newly elected in 2014 Co-opted: Malcolm McGregor Officers: Lay Vice Chairman: Mark Dailey PCC Secretary: Mary Embleton, Deputy: Lauren Patman Treasurer: John Henry Liepe, Deputy: Mary Holtby Deputy Churchwardens: Jane Fluckiger, Vanessa Frances-Georgianna Jonathan Bates, who has moved away from Highgate, has kindly agreed to continue as Electoral Roll Officer. There remain vacancies for 5 more members. PCC Committees: The committee structure and membership was reviewed and it was agreed that the Finance Committee should be abolished and that financial matters should instead come under the remit of the Standing Committee. a new committee (yet un-named!) with responsibility for developing structures to nurture and support our congregation in fellowship and faith, and liaise with the Pastoral Care Group.

Standing Committee: Vicar (to convene), Churchwardens, Treasurer, Secretary, Jane Fluckiger, Vanessa Frances- Georgianna, Malcolm McGregor and Bryce Wandrey Stewardship and Fund-raising Committee: Mark Dailey (to convene), Bryce Wandrey, Gilly Wesley, Alan West, Ginny West and Roger Sainsbury Fabric Committee: Malcolm McGregor (to convene), Max Karpis, Alan West, Vicar Mission Committee: Howard Rogers, James Yeates, Anne Casson, Jack Harris, Jean Patman, Jean Reed and Jonathan Brooks New Committee: James Yeates (to convene), Robert Willoughby, Veronica Sanderson, Jane Fluckiger, Vanessa Frances- Geor-gianna and Mary Embleton Reports:

Finance: spending for this year is more or less on target, but we need to try to reduce the deficit of up to £ 50,000 when

reserves needed for major works is also taken into account

Fabric: Priority areas of focus for 2014/2015: include repairs to the heating system; repairs to the hall roof; upgrading the

audiovisual system, and an investigation of requirements for disabled access and facilities

Mission: Money has been allocated to upgrade the website

Dates for 2014 / 2015 PCC Meetings: 10 July ; 18 September; 13 November; 22 January 2015; 19 March.

Please note that we left five PCC places unfilled at the annual meeting. Please consider filling one of them! Once we have

some candidates a quick EGM can be convened on a Sunday morning.

Mary Embleton

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Influencing the Church

What should I know about…?

Autumn 2014

Tuesday 14th October – What should I know about Augustine? by The Revd Dr Edward Dowler

Tuesday 21st October – What should I know about Thomas Aquinas?

by The Revd Dr James Hawkey

Tuesday 4th November – What should I know about Jonathan Edwards? by The Revd Jim Salladin

Tuesday 18th November – What should I know about Karl Barth?

by Dr John McDade

Tuesday 25th November – What should I know about Hans Urs von Bal-thasar? by Dr Dominic Robinson SJ

(Following the 25th November talk is our Autumn Fellowship Lunch. All are welcome to

stay. The lunch is £5.)

Everyone is welcome to attend all/some of these meetings at 11.00am in the Upper Hall of St Michael’s Church, Highgate, South Grove, N6 6BJ

If you have any questions please contact The Revd Bryce P Wandrey at: brycepwandrey@gmail.com or 02083516083

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All Saints’ Songs of Praise – Sunday 8th June 2014

The votes were cast and tallied. The order of service was prepared. And the Songs of Praise were sung. The evening of Sunday 8th

June ended up being a wonderful one of singing, praying and reflection upon some of our favourite hymns. Thank you to everyone

for voting and attending. If you were there or unable to make it, you can still purchase commemorative editions of the service on our

website which include the full readings, prayers, hymn texts and meditations (prepared by Revd’s Jonathan and Bryce). Below, find

the full record of votes cast:

Abide with me 3

All glory laud and honour 2

All my hope on God is founded 6*

All things bright and beautiful 3

And did those feet 3

Amazing grace 3

And can it be 1

An upper room 1

Angel voices ever singing 1

At the name of Jesus 2

Beauty for brokenness 1

Be still 1

Be thou my vision 1

Bless the Lord o my soul 1

Breathe on me 1

Christ is the cornerstone 1

Christ triumphant ever reigning 1

Colours of day 1

Come down O love divine 2

Come holy ghost our souls 1

Dear Lord and Father of mankind 5*

Drop drop slow tears 1

Eternal ruler of the ceaseless 1

Father Lord of all creation 1

For all the saints 2

Forth in thy name O Lord I go 3

For the fruits of his creation 5

Glory to thee my god this night 1

God of glory, god of grace 1

Going home 1

Guide me o thou great redeemer 4*

Here is bread 1

He who would valiant 2

Holy, holy, holy Lord God almighty 5*

How great thou art 1

How Shall I sing that majesty 6

How sweet the name of Jesus sou 1

I bind unto myself today 1

I danced in the morning 2

Immortal invisible 1

In the bleak midwinter 1

In the Lord is my joy 1

I the Lord of sea and sky 2

I vow to Thee my country 1

Jerusalem the golden 2

Jesus call us over the tumult 1

Jesus shall reign where the sun 1

Judge eternal, throned in splendour 1

Just as I am 1

King of glory king of peace 1

Laudate dominum 3

Lead kindly light 1

Let all mortal flesh 1

Let all the world in every corner 1

Let us with a gladsome mind 2

Lift high the cross 1

Lift up your hearts 1

Living Lord 1

Lo he comes with clouds 2

Lord for the years 1

Lord Jesus Christ 1

Lord of all hopefulness 2

Lord we come to ask your heali 1

Love divine all loves excelling 1

Make me a channel of your peace 1

Mine eyes have seen the glory 1

Morning has broken 4

My song is love unknown 2

O come all ye faithful 1

O for a thousand tongues 1

O holy night 1

O Jesus I have promised 2

One more step along the way 2

O strength and stay 1

O thou who camest from above 2

Our Father (544) 1

Praise my soul the King of Heaven 1

Praise to the holiest 3

Praise to the Lord the almighty 1

Sing my tongue 1

Take my life and let it be (Tune 2) 1

Tell out my soul 3

The Church’s one foundation 3

The day thou gavest, Lord, Is ended 2

The God of love my shepherd is 2

The Lord’s my shepherd 1

The royal banners forward go 2

Thine be the glory 3

Thy hand O God has guided 4*

To God be the glory 1

The Spirit lives to set us free 1

They will know we are Christians 1

Were you there when they cruc 1

When a knight won is spurs 1

When I needed a neighbour 1

When I survey the wondrous cross 2

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GOOD COMMUNICATION?

Good communication is essential to the life of the Church—after all, we believe that in the good news of Jesus

Christ we have a truth to convey that is life-transforming. But recently we have been thinking about the quality of

the way we communicate within our community as well as beyond it. Does our Parish Magazine give you the infor-

mation you need? How could it be improved? What else would you like to see in it? Do you visit the parish web-

sites? Do you find them useful? Again, what do you value, and what do you think is missing.

It would help us enormously if as many people as possible in both parishes completed this survey—anonymously!

Either cut out this page and return it to church, or complete the for online via either of the parish websites.

Do you read the magazine: IN PAPER FORM? ONLINE? BOTH?

(delete what doesn't apply)

What do you read, and what do you ignore?

(tick as appropriate in each column) READ? IGNORE?

Details of services (the Calendar)?

Parish Directories (people and contact details)?

News of forthcoming events?

Accounts of recent events?

Information about mission partners?

Clergy letter?

PCC Reports and similar?

Book Reviews?

Other items of interest (eg ‘Looking Back’)?

What is missing? What else would you like to see in the Magazine?

…. / over

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Do you log onto the parish website: (delete as appropriate) REGULARLY? OCCASIONALLY? HARDLY EVER? NEVER? I DO NOT HAVE INTERNET ACCESS.

What do you use on the parish website: (please tick all that apply)

INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICE/ EVENT TIMES AND DETAILS?

INFORMATION about parish groups / meetings?

DOWNLOADS of magazine, weekly news sheet or sermons?

CONTACT DETAILS (emails or phone numbers)?

NEWS and general articles?

LINKS to Mission partners and other sites?

SOCIAL MEDIA (Twitter, Facebook)?

OTHER? (please specify)

Have you found the information you wanted? YES / NO / Sometimes

What else would you like to see on the website?

It would help us if you supplied some personal information (tick or delete as appropriate)

SEX: M / F

AGE: under 21 / 22 - 40 / 41 - 64 / 65 +

DO YOU attend St Michael’s? All Saints?

Both on occasion?

I don’t attend either regularly

THANK YOU for completing this questionnaire!

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SERVICES AT ALL SAINTS

WEEKLY SERVICES AT ALL SAINTS

Sundays

10.00 am Parish Communion

Wednesdays

7.30 pm Holy Communion

SERVICES AT MARY FEILDING GUILD

1st Thursday of the Month

11.00 am Holy Communion

Sundays

(except the Sunday following the first Thursday)

11.15 am Extended Communion

Brownies meet on Thursday evenings

Guides meet on Monday evenings

ALL SAINTS

PARISH MAGAZINE READERS

Please e-mail to All Saints editor at

agile@authors.co.uk submissions and corrections

to Events, Services and Parish Register listings, for

inclusion in future magazine editions. Many

thanks.

WEEKLY SERVICES AT ALL SAINTS

Sundays

10.00 am Parish Communion

Wednesdays

7.30 pm Holy Communion

SERVICES AT MARY FEILDING GUILD

1st Thursday of the Month

11.00 am Holy Communion

Sundays

(except the Sunday following the first Thursday)

11.15 am Extended Communion

Brownies meet on Thursday evenings

Guides meet on Monday evenings

ALL SAINTS

PARISH MAGAZINE READERS

Please e-mail to All Saints editor at

agile@authors.co.uk submissions and corrections to

Events, Services and Parish Register listings, for in-

clusion in future magazine editions. Many thanks.

Sir William Orpen Weekend

Saturday 1st November from 10am to 5pm and

Sunday 2nd November from 12noon to 4pm

Portraits by Dublin born Sir William Orpen (WW1 Artist) are among the

most expensive Irish paintings ever sold. High quality, canvas reproductions

of approx. 30 of his paintings will be on display for viewing and purchase

at All Saints’ on this Sir William Orpen Weekend. Each day will include a

Talk/Presentation on Sir William Orpen by Dominic Lee A.M.P.A.

Entrance fee is £5 per person:

Buy advance tickets at allsaintshighgate.com or at the door on the day.

All monies received will be shared between Stillorgan Chamber of Com-

merce and All Saints’ Church, Highgate.

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O nce again there was tremendous support for the ‘Fair in the Square’ from the community of St. Michael's Church. We played host to many events on our fore-

court including a vegetable display (designed in part by pupils of St. Michael's School) and of course the incredible dancing sheep show.

Inside the church there was plenty to draw in visitors. Many people remarked on what a fantastic building we had and there was a team on hand to tell them all about it and of course what goes on inside it! Some of the visitors were lucky enough to get a sample of our worship amongst other musical numbers with a fantastic performance from the Parish Choir. We were also very grateful to those who served refreshments, donated cakes and helped to man the Tower Tours.

All in all we raise over a thousand pounds for the church and had the privilege of introducing hundreds of new visitors to our place of worship. Well done and a sincere thank you to all those who took part!

James Yeates

Here are some photos, including some showing the splendid flower arrangements, kindly supplied by Keith Horne Roberts.

THE FAIR IN THE SQUARE

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THE FAIR IN THE SQUARE

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Please send copy for the next issue to n6parishmagazine@hotmail.com by 9am on 26th August.

THANK YOU!

AUCTION OF PROMISES

Saturday 18th October in the URC lower hall:

Book the date!

Think about what you can give or do for auction

Come and bid!

This is guaranteed to be a splendid evening, and not to be missed.

Dinner, and if previous auctions are a guide, there will be a chance to

bid for all sorts of exciting ‘’lots’.

Forthcoming

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Priest-in-charge The Revd Preb Dr Jonathan Trigg jdtrigg@gmail.com 8347 5124

Assistant Curate The Revd Bryce P Wandrey brycepwandrey@gmail.com 8351 6083

Self-Supporting Minister The Revd Howard Rogers hrogers442@aol.com 7485 6376

Reader Pam Lighthill pam_lighthill@hotmail.co.uk 8444 0387

Churchwardens John Havergal

Anna Cotton-Smith

agile@authors.co.uk

annaclarecotton@yahoo.co.uk

8341 0442

07779 270 558

PCC Secretary Margaret Preddy m.preddy@live.co.uk 8348 3263

Stewardship Recorder Mary Barker 020 8348 6058

Treasurer David Bulgin david.bulgin@rssb.co.uk 8349 2397

Electoral Roll Jane Havergal jhavergal@blueyonder.co.uk 8374 5543

Church Hall Jean Johnson 8347 8020

Choir Mistress Valerie McMillan 8346 0438

Children’s Advocate Demi Adebanjo demiathome@yahoo.co.uk 8340 2128

Brownies Marie Edwards mefaired@hotmail.co.uk 8340 5726

Guides Elizabeth Bulgin 8349 2397

Bible Study Pam Lighthill pam_lighthill@hotmail.co.uk 8444 0387

Bible Reading Fellowship Marie Edwards mefaired@hotmail.co.uk 8340 5726

Magazine (ASC) John Havergal agile@authors.co.uk 8341 0442

PARISH DIRECTORY — ALL SAINTS http://allsaintshighgate.com

PARISH REGISTERS

All Saints

Marriage:

Adam Parsons and Sylvia Monkhouse

St Michael’s

Funeral:

Rex Napier Price (former Headmaster of St Michael's School)

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PARISH DIRECTORY — ST MICHAEL’S

Vicar The Revd Preb Dr Jonathan Trigg jdtrigg@gmail.com 07883 340239

Associate Vicar The Revd Bryce Wandrey brycepwandrey@gmail.com 8351 6083

Assistant Curate The Rev’d James Yeates jpyeates@gmail.com 020 8144 3056

Self-Supporting Minister The Rev’d Howard Rogers hrogers442@aol.com 7485 6376

Self-Supporting Minister

Youth Worker

The Rev’d Robert Willoughby

Jonathan Brooks

rfw2011@gmail.com

Jonathanbrooks@hotmail.co.uk

01923 456 328

7861 0170

Church Wardens Mark Dailey dailey.maplelaff@virgin.net 7561 0750

Alan West alan.west@db.com 07764 638 722

Readers Robert Pfeiffer rpfeiffer@bryangarnier.com 8348 9140

Nicholas Sanderson nick.sanderson@sghmartineau.com

nsanderson@blueyonder.co.uk

7264 4373

8883 6031

Gill Taylor 8340 8419

John Taylor johntaylorok@aol.com 8340 9019

Patrice Ware-White 8348 3257

Director of Music Paul Dean deanorganist@yahoo.com 07740 282 744

Assistant Organist Toril Õberg toril.briese@live.se

Musician Michael Haslam 07730 556 595

Parish Office and Bookings Kay Langley-May office@stmichaelshighgate.org 8340 7279

PCC Secretary Mary Embleton mary.embleton@blueyonder.co.uk 8340 5923

PCC Treasurer John-Henry Liepe 07841 781 228

Safeguarding Officer Veronica Sanderson nsanderson@blueyonder.co.uk 07961 165 029

Bible Reading Fellowship Elaine Wright 7485 7903

Christian Aid Judith Matheson judematheson@hotmail.com 7263 1090

Fairtrade Gilly Wesley gilly.wesley@blueyonder.co.uk 8341 3927

Head Teacher— St Michael’s School

Geraldine Gallagher 8340 7441

Kneelers Projects Charlotte Elworthy 8340 4656

Magazine n6parishmagazine@hotmail.com

Theology/Fellowship Group The Revd Bryce Wandrey brycepwandrey@gmail.com 8351 6083

St Michael’s Guild Elaine Wright 7485 7903

Stewardship Recorder Roger Sainsbury rnsainsbury88@gmail.com 8883 4927

Volunteer Guide Co-ordinator (Church Visits)

Julia Rigby stmichaelsn6guide@btinternet.com 8340 8300

MISSION PARTNER REPRESENTATIVES

Chair, and Kirima Karen Sennett karen@metafour.com 8340 3739

A Rocha Judith Roberts 07914 799 750

AICMAR Gilly Wesley gilly.wesley@blueyonder.co.uk 8341 3927

Barnabas Fund Peter Hill-King peter.hillking@btinternet.com 07977 535936

Bible Society Sarah Wrightson 8348 3654

CARIS (Haringey) Mary Holtby 8245 5490