RYHALL PARISH COUNCIL Dave Amies – Chairman – The Post Office , Ryhall Adrian Gombault – Vice Chairman – Elm Tree Cottage, Belmesthorpe David Wilby – County Councillor – Orchard House Essendine Road, Ryhall Stamford PE9 4HE dwilby@rutland.gov.uk CLERK : Sarah Gresty, Tar Cottage, Ryhall Heath, Ryhall PE9 4EF 077189
Rev William Booker: williambooker10@gmail.com Tel: 01778 380195 All welcome to all our worship and events. If you’re “just looking”, you are very welcome – just come along or get in touch. SUNDAY WORSHIP. Services start at 10.30 a.m. Services for September: Sept 4th – Preacher: David Cappitt Sept 11th –
People sometimes ask which is my favourite month, or season. On balance, just, I’d go for autumn as the season, and probably September as the month. August is great (holidays and birthdays – mine, my brother’s, one daughter’s) but for me September tops even that. Second helpings of summer and
I hope you are all well and enjoyed the hot Summer holidays. On the farm, harvest is hopefully nearly finished and the new drilling has already started. It always amazes me how quickly the farming calendar moves on from combining the fields to planting the new crops. Our thoughts and
CHURCH CLEANERS AND FLOWER ARRANGERS FOR SEPTEMBER CHURCH FLOWERS September: 4th and 11th Georgina Clifton 18th and 25th Margaret Dair CHURCH CLEANER Georgina Clifton We would all like to thank the Rev Jo Saunders for all her hard work she has so generously done over the last 3 years in Carlby
CARLBY KOFUKAN KARATE-DO ASSOCIATION The Carlby Kofukan Karate Club practices an old traditional form of karate in the style of Shito-Ryu. We practice Kata and fighting techniques for gradings and competi-tions under the instruction of Nigel Parsons 5th Dan blackbelt. We hold a mixed session of children and adults every
Winners of the august 50+ Draw 1st Prize £100-50 – number 52 – Jean Williams. 2nd Prize £50-25 – number 58 – Jacqui Hardy. 3rd Prize £16-75 – number 82 – Neil Fenn. From the Registers 14 August 2022 Baptism of Arla-Blayke Hindmarch Shine as a light in the world
The Church has been a radical body in respect of environmental issues, which is not how we usually think of the Church of England. The General Synod passed a motion for the Church to become carbon net zero by 2030. It was recognised that it was important to meet this
Wow! I can hardly believe I haven’t even been back in Zimbabwe a full month yet; it feels like a year…life has been so busy! Last time I sent out a newsletter I asked you pray that I’d have the stamina to make it through Hannah and Josephat’s wedding as
