CHURCH FLOWERS June: 6th Mrs E. Barton 13th, 20th and 27th Mrs P. Crampin CHURCH CLEANER June: Mrs P. Crampin St Stephen’s hopes that you are finding life better with the lessening of restrictions and the coming of warmer weather. We pray that the vaccine will keep the epidemic at bay
Greetings to you all from St Mary Magdalene’s Church I hope you are all well and looking forward to the warmer weather and a chance to spend more time outdoors. We give thanks that we will be able to once again meet up with family and friends. On the farm
As we reach June we enter, what in Church circles is often referred to as “Ordinary Time”. Wouldn’t that be nice?! Nothing seems to be ordinary anymore and we seem to have exhausted our supply of words to describe the “unprecedented” circumstances under which we have been living. Nevertheless, all
Sun June 6 Trinity 1 P 593 Genesis 3. 8-15 (Psalm 130) 2 Cor 4. 13-5.1 Mark 3. 20-35 Ryhall – 10.30 HCEssendine – 10.00 Family ServiceCarlby – 8.00 HC 10.30 JAM by Zoom Sun June 13 Trinity 2 P 598 Ezekiel 17. 22-24 (Ps. 92.1-4, 1-14) 2 Cor 5.
Last month I wrote about change. This month it’s about celebration, something sadly lacking over the last year. As you will read elsewhere, we have (thanks to our wonderful fundraiser, Sandra) enough money to complete phase 1 of our planned restoration, as long as we can persuade RCC planners not to
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Carlby and District WI WI Meeting at 7.30 on Tuesday 8th June 2021 Sue Barton will be giving a talk entitled: ‘Looking Good with Colour – how to create a colour co-ordinated wardrobe of clothes and accessories’. She will demonstrate how wearing the right colours for you will make you
St. John’s Church, Ryhall Lottery, Reg. No. 101170: How the lottery works Lottery prize – There is one prize which is the painting depicted here, kindly donated by Ketton artist Josette Carroll, titled, ‘St John’s Church in the Spring, Ryhall’. The painting will be mounted but unframed when received by
KNITTING FOR THE NEEDY – ANY WOOL GOING SPARE? As the coronavirus pandemic continues, knitting has been a welcome pastime especially during lockdown. The group of local knitters, led by Dorothy Dolby of Belmesthorpe, continue to support the charity, Knit For Peace and find it very satisfying to know their knitting
Phase 1 funding to replace the church roof is now secured or pledged! We have some wonderful news to share which is the funds have been secured or pledged to cover the estimated cost of replacing the worn out, leaky roof on St. John’s Church, assuming we get planning approval
