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Rota of Services in the 6 Parishes –April 2017 Badger Beckbury Ryton Kemberton Stockton Sutton Maddock April 2nd 9.30am Communion Trad (KH) 11.00am Communion Trad (KH) CHOIR 9th Palm Sunday 9.30am Communion New (KH) 11.00am Morning Worship (LT) 11.00am Matins (KH) 14 th Good Friday 1.00pm Devotional 6.30pm Devotional 16 th Easter Communion 9.00am Communion (KH) 9.30am Communion (CM) 10.00am Communion (KH) 11.00am Communion (KH) 11.00am Communion (CM) 23 rd 4.00pm Memoiral Service (KH) 8.15am Communion (KH) 11.00am Memoiral Service (KH) 30 th 9.30am Communion Trad (KH) 9.30am Morning Worship (LT) 11.00am Communion New (KH) Abbreviations: KH=Rev Keith Hodson; CM=Christine Mason; LT=Local Team FLOWERS FOR THE LORD’S TABLE April 16 th & 23 rd Mrs Shiona Ferriday April 30 th & May 7 th Mrs Sandra Jones ST.MARY’S SUTTON MADDOCK CHURCH LOTTERY “Congratulations” The three lucky winners of cash prizes in February were: 1 st Prize of £25 – Number 76 and 2 nd Prize of £15 – Number 49 The next draw is on Sunday 30 h April in church Contacts: Angela Chatham 01952581857 or Chris Walker 01952730666 Note: If you have anything to put in the next Newsletter, please let Angela Chatham have it in writing by the 14 th of this month-Oak Tree Cottage, Mill Lane, Kemberton, Shifnal, TF11 9LU – 01952581857, email [email protected] - The Rev’d Keith Hodson: 01952750774 - email: [email protected] Thank you SUTTON MADDOCK GOOD NEWSLETTER SIX PARISHES Badger, Beckbury, Kemberton, Ryton, Stockton, Sutton Maddock DIARY DATES for APRIL 2017 Wed 5 th 12noon Lent Lunch Trinity Methodist Church, Shifnal Thur 6 th 7.30pm Kemberton WI Kemberton Village Hall Tues 11 th 2.00pm Six Parishes Friendship Club, Beckbury Village Hall Thur 13 h 2.30pm Norton Over 60’s Club Norton Village Hall Thur 27 h 2.30pm Norton Over 60’s Club Norton Village Hall SUTTON MADDOCK PARISH COUNCIL Contact Clerk: Samantha Young Tel: 01952730216 Email: [email protected] Link to website: http://www. www.suttonmaddockpc.co.uk Smartwater The police and community support officers have started to deliver these packs in the Parish and will continue with deliveries soon. SUTTON MADDOCK PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL MEETING Thursday 11 th May 7.30pm at Norton Village Hall KEMBERTON WI on Thursday 6th April at 7.30pm Kemberton Village Hall the speaker will be Peter Koenig - Anecdotes of a Games Maker (Olympic Games 2012) contact - Jackie Chambers on 07941126839 SHROPDOC - 03332226655

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Page 1: st The next draw is on in church · Village Hall, where we will be gifting the monies raised to local charities and good causes. The Beckbury Show AGM The Beckbury Show AGM will take

Rota of Services in the 6 Parishes –April 2017 Badger Beckbury Ryton Kemberton Stockton Sutton

Maddock

April 2nd

9.30am Communion

Trad (KH)

11.00am Communion

Trad (KH)

CHOIR

9th

Palm Sunday

9.30am Communion

New (KH)

11.00am Morning Worship

(LT)

11.00am Matins

(KH)

14th

Good Friday

1.00pm Devotional

6.30pm Devotional

16th

Easter Communion

9.00am Communion

(KH)

9.30am Communion

(CM)

10.00am Communion

(KH)

11.00am Communion

(KH)

11.00am Communion

(CM)

23rd

4.00pm Memoiral

Service (KH)

8.15am Communion

(KH)

11.00am Memoiral

Service (KH)

30th

9.30am Communion

Trad (KH)

9.30am Morning Worship

(LT)

11.00am Communion

New (KH)

Abbreviations: KH=Rev Keith Hodson; CM=Christine Mason; LT=Local Team

FLOWERS FOR THE LORD’S TABLE

April 16th & 23rd Mrs Shiona Ferriday April 30th & May 7th Mrs Sandra Jones

ST.MARY’S SUTTON MADDOCK CHURCH LOTTERY

“Congratulations” The three lucky winners of cash prizes in February were:

1st Prize of £25 – Number 76 and 2nd Prize of £15 – Number 49 The next draw is on Sunday 30

h April in church

Contacts: Angela Chatham 01952581857 or Chris Walker 01952730666 Note: If you have anything to put in the next Newsletter, please let Angela Chatham have it in writing by the 14th of this month-Oak Tree Cottage, Mill Lane, Kemberton, Shifnal, TF11 9LU – 01952581857, email [email protected] - The Rev’d Keith Hodson: 01952750774 - email: [email protected] Thank you

SUTTON MADDOCK GOOD NEWSLETTER

SIX PARISHES

Badger, Beckbury, Kemberton, Ryton, Stockton, Sutton Maddock

DIARY DATES for APRIL 2017

Wed 5

th 12noon Lent Lunch Trinity Methodist Church, Shifnal

Thur 6th 7.30pm Kemberton WI Kemberton Village Hall

Tues 11th 2.00pm Six Parishes Friendship Club, Beckbury Village Hall

Thur 13h 2.30pm Norton Over 60’s Club Norton Village Hall

Thur 27h 2.30pm Norton Over 60’s Club Norton Village Hall

SUTTON MADDOCK PARISH COUNCIL Contact – Clerk: Samantha Young

Tel: 01952730216 Email: [email protected] Link to website: http://www. www.suttonmaddockpc.co.uk

Smartwater – The police and community support officers have started to deliver these packs in the Parish and will continue with deliveries soon.

SUTTON MADDOCK PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL MEETING

Thursday 11th May 7.30pm at

Norton Village Hall

KEMBERTON WI

on Thursday 6th April at 7.30pm Kemberton Village Hall

the speaker will be Peter Koenig - Anecdotes of a Games Maker

(Olympic Games 2012)

contact - Jackie Chambers on 07941126839

SHROPDOC - 03332226655

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CHURCH NEWS

…..The last of the Lent lunches at Trinity Church Shifnal will be 12pm on April 5th Donations are for Christian Aid ….Easter Communion services are to be found in the services rota for 16th

April Note that some churches have different starting times compared with last year. ….The annual memorial services on 23rd April 11am at Sutton Maddock and 4pm at Beckbury are an opportunity to remember family members and friends who have died in recent years (or earlier as requested). In the short service there will be a chance to light a candle in their memory. ….There is an open deanery meeting at 7.30pm in the Brook Room at the back of Shifnal Church on Wednesday 26th April. Revd Chris Thorpe offers slides and reflections on his walk from Lichfield to Bardsey Island (North Wales) : Open Your Church (or close it) ! ….Thanks to members of the community at Ryton who have cut hedges, trimmed the base of the lime trees, and contributed to the costs of high level tree reduction in the church yard. It looks much neater and tidier after your work. ….Church AGMs take place this month. Check with church members for details ….Friends of Ryton Church (FOSACRAG ) are repeating the very enjoyable Bluebell Walk at Cosford Grange …?.pm Sunday 14th May ….On Thursday 1st June 2pm Shropshire Historic Churches Trust will have their AGM at Ryton Church

BAPTISMS

Congratulations to Michael Goss, son of Peter and Ruth, who was baptised at Beckbury Church on 12th March Please pray for him that with help and encouragement he may grow in the knowledge and love of Jesus.

CONDOLENCES

We extend our sympathies to the family of the late Janet Berry aged 75 of Little Dawley whose service was held on 3rd March at Telford crematorium ….Also to the family of the late Ruth Williams aged 75 of Sutton Maddock, whose service was held on 10th March at Telford crematorium

NORTON OVER 60’s CLUB

Our meetings have been rather sad lately remembering all our good members we have lost. We send our sympathy to all their friends and families. At our meeting on the 16th, as I was not there, Gwen told them I had booked a trip on Thursday 8th June on the Welshpool Llanfair light railway and then on to the Old Welshpool Railway for lunch and a browse round the outlet there. I am afraid its an early start, 7.45am Norton and 8.00am Sutton Maddock as the train leaves at 10.00. Anyone who would like to join us would be most welcome and names to Gwen on 70195230317 or Rene on 01952279171.

Rene

The April meetings are on Thursday 13th

& 27th

2.30pm Norton Village Hall

Contact Rene Davies 01952279171

SAVE THE DATE….. The 2017 Beckbury Show will be taking place this year on Saturday 23rd September. Following the huge success of the 2016 Show we are pleased to confirm the date for 2017 and we believe it will be the biggest and best Show yet. Since 2009 the Beckbury Show has raised over £10,000 for charity and the 2016 show was no exception. The

annual presentation evening is being held on Friday 5th May at the Beckbury Village Hall, where we will be gifting the monies raised to local charities and good causes. The Beckbury Show AGM The Beckbury Show AGM will take place at the Seven Stars, Beckbury, on Wednesday 5th April at 7.30pm. As the Show grows year on year we are always looking for new volunteers to help so if you would like to get involved we would love to see you. Please feel free to pop along and join us.

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…………………………………………………………………………............FROM the RECTORY

Dear Friends

Our six churches are coping at present, not only with one and a half organists across all the churches (the ''half'' being our under-graduate who is only with us for part of his holidays), but also with only 5 organs. The Beckbury organ is being retired, with the required major overhaul being too expensive.

Thankfully for our weddings and funerals we invite the organists from

Albrighton and Shifnal Churches to play for these special services, and Beckbury church committee are busy getting a new organ purchased. But that will not be until after Easter, so we are relying on our set of cds with 400 pre-recorded hymn tunes.

One of my favourite Easter hymns, not sung very often as it is not as

well known as the more traditional hymns, is Now the green blade rises sung to the old French carol Noel Nouvelet. (and on one of the cds)

Now the green blade rises from the buried grain, Wheat that in the dark earth many years has lain;

Love lives again, that with the dead has been: Love is come again, like wheat that springs up green.

In the grave they laid Him, Love whom men had slain,

Thinking that He’d never wake to life again, Laid in the earth like grain that sleeps unseen:

Love is come again, like wheat that springs up green.

Up He sprang at Easter, like the risen grain, He that for three days in the grave had lain; Up from the dead my risen Lord is seen:

Love is come again, like wheat that springs up green.

When our hearts are saddened, grieving or in pain, By Your touch You call us back to life again;

Fields of our hearts that dead and bare have been: Love is come again, like wheat that springs up green.

This is perhaps an Easter hymn more suited to rural churches where we see the greening of the fields as we walk and drive along the paths and lanes. And of course to gardeners, starting to sow seeds in these warmer days of spring. It's a lovely picture used by Jesus in his prediction about his death on

Good Friday, and by St Paul in his explanation about resurrection (1 Corinthians ch 15). So often we can see spiritual truths in God's creation around us, if we have eyes to see. Wishing you a happy Easter Keith Hodson

PRAYER OF THE MONTH

Grant to us and all who are laid low , O Lord, faith and hope in your risen presence with us that we may enjoy the benefits of your gift of new life now and rejoice in your promise of resurrection through Jesus Christ our risen Lord AMEN Ministry Team; Rector – Six Parishes, The Rev’d Keith Hodson: 01952750774 Email: [email protected] Church wardens: Allan Chatham 01952581857, John Webb 01952750870 in Sutton Maddock.

SIX PARISHES FRIENDSHIP CLUB Another afternoon of fiendish questions from quiz master John Whitham for the eighteen members present at our March meeting. There was some scratching of heads and muttering of what was he on about now, and some inspired guessing, followed by ‘of course I knew that all along’. The question which foxed everyone was what was the first meal eaten by the first man after he landed on the moon, and great hilarity from all members when not one of us came up with the right answer. It was a lovely afternoon enjoyed by all, with the competition being won by Jenny and Barry Bradley, Margaret Downward and Vera George, albeit by a close margin.

For our meeting on Tuesday 11th April in Beckbury Village Hall

we are having an afternoon of Bingo, starting at 2pm, and anyone who fancies a game of bingo will be most welcome.

Contact: David and Beryl Tooth 01952750324

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leaflets available in church for the

24TH

ANNUAL FESTIVAL

ENGLISH HAYDN FESTIVAL

7TH – 11TH JUNE

2017

BRIDGNORTH

Leaflets in church

GARDENS OPEN

IN

SHROPSHIRE