April - Diocese of Lincoln: parish and church websites

Bolingbroke Deanery
GrapeVine
APRIL 2014
ISSUE 454
Our Resource is the Gospel, and our aim is simple;
“To secure a growing, worshipping, celebrating,
proclaiming and caring Christian presence in each
community of our Deanery.”
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Bishop’s Letter
As I write, many of you will currently be attending Lent groups as part of the
Diocesan Lent course this year, entitled ‘Faith at Work’.
‘Faith at Work’ is a clever title: it encapsulates our calling to live out our faith
in whatever context we find ourselves – at work, home, school, church, etc. –
and it also reminds us that faith itself is constantly ‘at work’ within us. As we
go through life, each one of us is living out our calling to be a disciple of
Jesus wherever God has set us. Thus our faith is informed by our life’s
journey. But the converse is also true: that journey as the people of God is
informed by our faith, and so we can truly say that our faith is ‘at work’ within
us.
While this holds true throughout our lives, Easter brings it into sharp relief.
The desolation of Good Friday and the absolute finality that it suggests are so
enormous that they can leave us feeling cut off and adrift. A fissure is
created, a gap opened up between what we thought we knew to be true and
the place in which we now find ourselves.
It is when that kind of disjuncture happens that our faith really gets to work
within us as we ask the questions about where the journey of faith is taking
us, and what it is asking of each one of us.
No other event in the Christian story asks this of us in the demanding way
that we encounter in the raw power of the Easter story – and no other event
shows the extent of God’s love for us as the gift of the death and resurrection
of Jesus at Easter.
May God bless you and all those you love this Eastertide.
+Christopher Lincoln:
Cover photograph:The Altar on the northern shore of Lake Galilee
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HOLY WEEK 2014
Monday
Hareby
Tuesday
Cathedral
6.30pm Evening Prayer
11.00am Chrism Mass
Ashby By Partney
Wednesday
Holy Thursday
6.30pm Evening Prayer
St James Spilsby
10.30am Eucharist
St Mary Hundleby
St Thomas the
Martyr Hagnaby
6.30pm Compline
St Luke Stickney
7.00pm
St James Spilsby
Good Friday
HOLY SATURDAY
Sausthorpe
Spilsby
Procession from
Franklin Statue
via town to St
James Church
St James Spilsby
7.30pm Eucharist
Eucharist of Last
Supper
Garden Service
9.00pm
& Vigil
10.00am Morning Prayer
UNITED
11.45am PROCESSION
Of WITNESS
1.15pm Liturgy
St Helen East Keal
St Benedict
Candlesby
3.00pm Reflection
St Mary Hundleby
7.00pm
St James Spilsby
10.00am
St Jude New Leake
St Helen West Keal
St James Spilsby
South Ormsby
Rectory
6.00pm Tenebrae
Good Friday
Reflections
Make Easter
Garden
6.00pm Easter Vigil
8.00pm New Fire
First Eucharist
10.00pm
of Easter
5.30am Dawn Service
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A Pilgrimage To The Holy Land
March 2014
Korazim (Korazin or Korazon) was a prosperous village at the time of Jesus’s
ministry in Galilee. It is a little way inland in the hills, but still close to the North
Western shores of the lake. It is near to Capernaum, a village where Jesus
spent a lot of time, and in close proximity to the supposed sites of the
Multiplication of the Loaves and Fishes and the Mount of the Beatitudes.
In Luke 10:1-16 we read of Jesus cursing the villages of Korazin, Bethsaida
and Capernaum because they did not welcome his teaching:
“Woe to you Korazin! Woe to you Bethsaida!… But it will be more bearable
for Tyre and Sidon at the judgement than for you.”
The village was deserted following an earthquake, but the impressive, black,
basalt stone remains of the village and its temple, remain an authentic site
where we can truly tread in Christ’s footsteps.
My wife Jane and I have visited Korazin four times over a number of years
and the quiet, undisturbed, hillside setting possess a peace, tranquillity and
beauty that always touches our hearts.
I wrote this poem following our visit to Korazin on March 6th this year as part
of our Pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
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Korazin / Korazon
Korizon, a place apart,
Nestled in the folded hills,
Hidden from the water’s view,
In Galilee I find you still.
Deserted now, the people gone,
No sound of laughter, bustle, talk.
Community of still, dark stones
Is all I see as round I walk.
But stones shout out, to me at least,
And share their burden, history.
We only know them for the curse,
Because they spurned his ministry.
Now, here, amongst the basalt bones
Where once life prospered warts and all,
The curse has gone, time has forgiven,
I stand in thought beside a wall.
If He could walk amongst your stones,
Where once he felt your hardened heart,
Would the peace that I feel now
Welcome him, make him a part?
And where’s the well-spring of your peace
That now you share with all who come?
Could it be that Christ himself
Has come to stay at Korizon?
Peter Staves
March 7th 2014
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STATIONS OF THE CROSS
4th April
- OLEM
th
11 April - St James’ Church
COMPLINE
2nd/9th/16th April - St Mary’s Hundleby, 6,.30pm
MASS
9th April - All Saints Toynton, 7.30pm
16th April - St Thomas the Martyr Hagnaby, 7.30pm
Easter 2014
So many thoughts flood my mind as we approach another Easter. As I
attended yet another Church Annual meeting I know how blessed I am to be
surround by such an amazing group of people who give so much love in all
that is done not just for a past but for a living way of life that allows God to
work in the world he loves so much.
To see that also in the various parts of the Holy Land in the crowded places
as well as in the deserted ones to feel that even with all the powerful forces
that try to divide us the simple wooden cross still wins the way of love. So
many memories but among them is the narrow streets of the old city of
Jerusalem, walking the “Via del a Rosa” along the shops and stalls, the
smells and noise as Jesus would have done.
100 years ago the world was working itself up to war and we are entering a
more uncertain and dangerous period too. Yet all your generosity over the
last few months for the Philippines and Syria shows that there is a better way.
As we prepare to start a new phase in the life of our Mother Church St James
Spilsby after the reordering and of our Parishes with the new United Benefice
and Team Ministry I know that we have only just begun and pray for the
strength to carry on as Jesus did offering what he had and beyond hope
bringing new life to all.
With the birth of a new granddaughter Georgia I know that life is so full of the
new life of Easter that the only way is to follow on.
Every Blessing for Easter and beyond
Fr Peter
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The Parish Foundation Course.
Discovering our faith, discovering God's call.
It is my intention to run the Parish foundation course in the Bolingbroke
Deanery starting after Easter.
The course is designed to help people discover more about their Christian
faith and how that relates to ourselves, our church and our society; and whilst
doing so allow people to reflect upon their life's story, to reflect upon their
Christian journey, and to discover God's unique call in their life.
I hope to hold meetings at my own house where people can be seated
comfortably in the warm and where there is the opportunity to break off for
coffee and biscuits.
The course has a booklet for each person which has a small amount of
preparatory reading before each session followed by group work which will
consist of discussion and paired work with time for reflection and prayer.
There will be plenty of opportunities to discuss your opinions and share
personal experiences.
The parish foundation course is a wonderful opportunity to spend time with
like-minded people and learn more about the Christian faith, but the course
can also lead to lay ministry and lay leadership within the church should you
discover that God calls you in this direction.
The course runs over 15 sessions which will be run weekly following the
school term times and will take breaks for holidays. Should you be interested
in taking part in this wonderful opportunity I would ask you to make contact
with myself on 01790 753553. I look forward to hearing from you.
Father Martin.
St Andrew
Little Steeping
St Andrew
Halton Holegate
Second Sunday at 6
Healing Service
13th April
6.00pm
20th April
6.00pm
ALL WELCOME
ALL WELCOME
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READINGS AT THE EUCHARIST
Principal Service
Sunday 6th April
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
5th Sunday of Lent
Ezekiel 37.1-14
Psalm 130
Romans 8.6-11
John 11.1-45
Sunday 13th April
Palm Sunday
Liturgy of the Palms:
Matthew 21.1-11
Psalm 118.1-2, 19-end
[or118.19-24]
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
Sunday 20th April
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
Sunday 27th April
First Reading
Psalm/Canticle
Second Reading
Gospel
(Purple or Lent array)
(Red)
Liturgy of the Passion:
Isaiah 50.4-9a
Psalm 31.9-16
[or31.9-18]
Philippians 2.5-11
Matthew 26.14-end of 27
or 27.11-54
Easter Day
(Gold or White)
Acts 10.34-43 
or Jeremiah 31.1-6
Psalm 118.1-2, 14-24 [or118.14-24]
Colossians 3.1-4
or Acts 10.34-43 
John 20.1-18
or Matthew 28.1-10
The reading from Acts must be used as either
the first or second reading.
2nd Sunday of Easter
(White)
[Exodus 14.10-end; 15.20-21]
Acts 2.14a, 22-32 
Psalm 16
1 Peter 1.3-9
John 20.19-end
 The reading from Acts must be used as either
the first or second reading.
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SPILSBY GROUP OF PARISHES
St James Spilsby, St Mary Hundleby, Holy Trinity Raithby, All Saints Great Steeping, and
the three St Andrew’s: Halton Holegate, Little Steeping & Firsby
http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/
Sunday 6th April ~ Family Service ~ ‘Painted Windows’
APRIL 2014 PATTERNS of WORSHIP
6th April
5th Sunday
of Lent
Spilsby
Hundleby
Spilsby
Halton Holegate
Raithby
8.00am
9.30am
10.00am
6.00pm
6.00pm
8th April
Firsby
10.30am Eucharist
13th April
Little Steeping
Spilsby
Hundleby
Halton Holegate
Great Steeping
Little Steeping
8.00am
9.30am
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
6.00pm
Eucharist
Eucharist
Morning Prayer
Morning Prayer
Eucharist
2nd Sunday at 6
Spilsby
Hundleby
Raithby
Firsby
Halton Holegate
9.30am
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
6.00pm
Eucharist
Eucharist
Morning Worship
Evening Prayer
Healing Service
Spilsby
Hundleby
Little Steeping
Halton Holegate
Great Steeping
9.30am
9.30am
9.30am
11.15am
3.00pm
Eucharist
Morning Prayer
Morning Prayer
Eucharist
Evening Prayer
Palm Sunday
20th April
Easter Day
27th April
2nd Sunday
of Easter
Holy Week Services – see page 3
Daily Prayer:
8.00am Daily at St James Spilsby
Wednesday
10.30am St James Eucharist
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Eucharist
Eucharist
Family Service
Evening Prayer
Eucharist
Group Registers
Funerals:
Florence Beecham
94 years
Skegness (Hundleby)
died 13.03.14
GROUP NOTICES April
6th
Raithby APCM, Village Hall, 6pm
th
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Spilsby APCM, The Vicarage, 7.30pm
th
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Great Steeping APCM, All Saints church, 3pm
th
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Good Friday reflections, Hundleby church, 7pm
th
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Halton Holegate APCM, St Andrew’s church, 7pm
ST JAMES’ CHURCH QUIZ
Another quiz will be coming out soon. Thanks to all for past and continued support
ST JAMES’ CHURCH
COFFEE MORNINGS
Coffee mornings will be starting again in Church on Saturday, May 3rd from
10.00 -12.00 until October 4th. Ladies and gentlemen will no doubt be
queuing up to use the new kitchen so there will be plenty of help! Please look
out for the rota at the back of the Church so you can sign up to help with this
fund raising event. Coffee and cake and a good chat. What a lovely way to
spend a Saturday morning.
HELP!
Each week 2 readers, 2 people to take the elements to the altar and a
sideperson are needed for the 9.30 service. 20 people are prepared to take
up the elements but there are only 9 people who are prepared to read and
only 9 people prepared to act as sidesperson. It would be really helpful if
more people would come forward to read or be a sidesperson and if anyone
would like to take up the elements but is too shy to ask we can never have
too many people to do that.
There is only 1 person acting as sidesperson each morning and we would
really like to have 2 on duty to ensure people are welcomed properly. There
is no person on duty at Family Service and we would like to rectify this. With
only 9 offering to do it at the moment this is difficult.
It is intended to have a training session for sidespeople and readers in the
near future so now is the time to think if you are the sort of person who could
read the lesson, welcome people into the Church, give out hymn books, take
up the offertory or just be a friendly face to newcomers. If you think you can
help in any way Margaret Cook would be pleased to hear from you as soon
as possible. Thank you.
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THANK YOU
Thank you to all those people who have helped to mop and dust the Church
each Saturday morning during the reordering of the Church in preparation for
the Sunday service. It has been a difficult task as the dust lingers in the air
and settles again immediately but the Church has looked very presentable
and has enabled the congregation to sit on nearly dust free pews.
A small band of ladies has been cleaning the Church every few weeks but
more help will be needed now there are toilets and a kitchen to look after. It
is quite an enjoyable task as after the hard work tea and scones are usually
served! If you are interested in helping in any way please ask any of the
cleaning team and you will be made very welcome. Thank you.
St Andrew’s Church
Little Steeping
COFFEE
MORNING
every fortnight
from 10.30am
8th April
22nd April
6th May
20th May
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Hundleby Social Group Summer Event
Parish Rooms, Church Lane, Hundleby
Saturday June 7th
2.00pm--4.00pm
Usual stalls and games.
Welcome to all. Proceeds for Social Group Funds
Halton Holegate 100 Club February winners
Mrs D Cammack
R. Forman
Mrs J Dennett
Mrs J Bell
Mrs B Griffin
Mr D Scott
East Keal
Southsea
Spilsby
Halton Fenside
Little Steeping
Spilsby
The Red Lion Races
Raithby
Come and enjoy an evening of fun for all at the Red Lion in Raithby
A Race Night in aid of Holy Trinity, Raithby and Raithby Village Hall
Recreate Ladies day at Ascot, Derby Day at Epsom or the Grand National
at Aintree
Ladies, don your hats and glad rags
Have a flutter
Have your photo taken
Saturday April 5th, ‘gates’ open at 7pm, 1st race 7.30pm
At The Red Lion in Raithby
Details from Kevin at the Red Lion, Barbara 01790 754453 or Carrie
01790 752293
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COFFEE DAY
Saturday 26th April
10.00am ~ 3.00pm
at the home of Marlene & Tony Seal
Arwell, Station Road, Firsby
Tombola ~ Raffle ~ Stalls ~ Tea/coffee & cake
All proceeds to Firsby Church
ERESBY NEWS
Eresby Hall has had many improvements in the last 12 months. Our current
project is creating a walk-in shower down stairs which should be completed
by the middle of March.
On November 12th 2013 the Care Quality Commissioners inspected the
following as part of an unannounced routine inspection.
Consent to care and treatment; care and welfare of people using the service;
cleanliness and infection control; requirements relating to workers complaints.
We were fully compliant in all areas and the full report is available on the
CQC website.
In February we held our first relatives meeting and although only a small
number attended it was very successful. At the meeting we had offers of
choirs and bands to entertain the residents.
February 1st was Dignity Day and we focussed on "All About Me" books and
life history's of residents. Volunteers, staff and families enjoyed putting the
books together.
Two of the residents will be 100 years old in a few months time.
March 17th - 21st is National Hydration and Nutrition Week when we are
going to have a smoothie day, cream teas and much more.
National Care Home Open Day is on June 20th when Eresby Hall will yet
again be opening its doors for people to come in and have a look at what we
have to offer. We look forward to seeing you.
Helena Shelton. Manager of Eresby Hall
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The Halton Holegate Benefice
Healing Service.
The inaugural benefice Healing Service was celebrated on the 16th March at
St Andrews Church, Halton Holegate, and it is intended that there will be a
healing service at the same church at six o'clock every third Sunday of the
month.
The healing ministry at St Andrews Church is for everyone, whether they
attend any church in the benefice or not, for we all need healing in some
way. Through the healing ministry, Jesus Christ meets us at our point of
need. Every form of suffering can be helped in some way through this
ministry.
Just as Jesus proclaimed the good news of healing through his ministry
of healing, which were demonstrations of the effects of God’s kingdom
breaking through into this world, so, too, the Church’s ministry can also
be described as one of healing – the healing of ourselves, and of our
relationships with God, with one another and with our environment. That
is why we hear phrases such as “the healing of society” or “the healing of
our divisions”.
The ministry of healing is the ministry of prayer, word, sacrament and
pastoral care, with the laying on of hands and anointing, by which the
Church acts as a channel of Christ’s healing grace to give people that
fullness of life that he intends for them. Dr Gareth Tuckwell described
healing services as a place to know the love of God restoring us in every
cell of our being, every thought of our mind and every pang of emotion to
enable us on every step of life’s journey.
The healing service at St Andrews Church is not just for those people
who desire healing in their own lives; it is a special time where people
can pray for other people to be healed, either from within their families,
their friendship circles or the wider world. The service is also available for
people who wish to pray for situations and events in the world which they
would desire to see healed.
The next Healing Service at St Andrews Church in Halton Holegate will
be at 6pm on Easter Day, Sunday, the 20th April. It promises to be a time
of reflection, prayer, music, candlelight and delighting in the presence of
a healing God.
We extend an invitation to all of you who read this article to come and
join us at St Andrew’s Church on the 20th April.
Father Martin.
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MARDEN HILL
-East Keal-East Kirkby-Hagnaby-Hagworthingham-Hareby-Mavis Enderby-MiningsbyLusby-Old Bolingbroke-Toynton All Saints-Toynton St. Peter-West Keal
APRIL 2014 PATTERNS of WORSHIP
6th April
5th Sunday
of Lent
West Keal
Old Bolingbroke
Toynton All Saints
East Kirkby
9.30am
11.15am
11.15am
3.00pm
13th April
East Keal
Hagworthingham
Toynton St Peter
9.30am Holy Communion
11.15am Morning Prayer
3.00pm Evening Prayer
Mavis Enderby
Old Bolingbroke
Toynton All Saints
West Keal
East Kirkby
Hagworthingham
Halton Holegate
8.00am
11.15am
11.15am
11.15am
3.00pm
6.00pm
6.00pm
Palm Sunday
20th April
Easter Day
27th April
2nd Sunday
of Easter
East Keal
Hareby
Toynton St Peter
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Evening Prayer
Holy Communion
Healing Service
8.00am Holy Communion
9.30am Holy Communion
3.00pm Holy Communion
Holy Week Services – see page 3
Group Registers
Funerals:
Alice Jackson
103years
John Stanley Williams 68years
Lincoln (W.Keal)
Hagworthingham
died 18.02.14
died 27.02.14
Diary Dates - April
2nd
Lusby & Hagnaby APCM, venue & time to be arranged
th
4
Toynton All Saints Primary Easter Service in church, 2pm
th
8
Hagworthingham Buildings meeting, 7pm
th
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Mavis Enderby APCM, Phil Woodgate’s, 7pm
th
12
East Keal Jumble Sale in church, 2-4pm
rd
23
St George’s Day service, Lusby church, 6.30pm. Supper tickets £9
th
24
Hareby APCM, SS Peter & Paul church, 7pm
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Old Bolingbroke 100+ CLUB
The winners in the February draw were as follows:
Mrs K Graham
Hemingby
Mr P Miller
Mavis Enderby
Mrs C Chambers
Old Bolingbroke
Mrs P Towler
Old Bolingbroke
Mrs E Bennett
Keal Cotes
Miss D M Waters
Hagworthingham
Mr R Creedy
Old Bolingbroke
The next draw will be on Monday 28th April at Old Bolingbroke at 12
noon.
St Helen's Church
East Keal
Jumble Sale
in the Church
St George’s Day
Service
St Peter’s Lusby
Saturday 12th April
from 2pm- 4pm
Refreshments will be available
Wednesday 23rd April
6.30pm
Hot refreshments
served afterwards
Tickets £9
Contact: 01507 588 674
A father was approached by his small son who told him proudly,
“I know what the Bible means!”
His father smiled and replied, “What do you mean, you ‘know’
what the Bible means?”
The son replied, “I do know!”
“Okay,” said his father. “What does the Bible mean?”
“That’s easy, Daddy…” the young boy replied excitedly,
“It stands for ‘Basic Information Before Leaving Earth’.”
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Toynton All Saints
Primary School
Easter Service
Toynton All Saints Church
QUIZ
NIGHT
Friday 4th April
2pm
Saturday 29th March
Toynton All Saints
Methodist Chapel Room
Entrance ~ £5
inclusive of light supper
Commence 7pm
Somebody has said there are only two kinds of people in the world.
There are those who wake up in the morning and say, “Good morning, Lord,”
and there are those who wake up in the morning and say, “Good Lord, it’s
morning.”
Old Bolingbroke Church
to be held in church
Saturday 26 April
10.30am – 12 noon
 Cakes  Raffle 
 Bring & Buy 
ALL WELCOME
Proceeds to church funds
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Olive Tree News
We are now well on our way through Lent looking towards Easter. On
Friday April 11th we are holding a quiet afternoon entitled "Preparing
for Holy Week", led by Rev Jenny Dumat. This will start with a soup
lunch at 12.00 noon, concluding with a cup of tea at 4.00pm. The cost
is £12.00, please either telephone 01790 763627 or e-mail
[email protected] to book your place.
Our new showroom for Easter is well worth a visit if you have not
already been up. We have a wide range of Easter cards, crosses and
gifts. Our new gardening department is now open with a range of
Christian garden ornaments, herbs and plants.
We look forward to welcoming you to Olive Tree
Old Bolingbroke Methodist Church
On April 18th we are holding a Good Friday Service at 10.00am
in the Methodist Church, Old Bolingbroke.
This will be a short service led by
David Swindale.
All are welcome
Easter
blessings
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PARTNEY GROUP OF PARISHES
Ashby by Partney, Aswardby, Candlesby, Dalby, Langton w Sutterby,
Partney, Sausthorpe, Scremby, Skendleby
APRIL 2014 PATTERNS OF WORSHIP
6th April
5th Sunday
of Lent
Partney
Partney
Scremby
11.15am Family Service
11.45am Holy Communion
3.00pm Evening Prayer
13th April
Aswardby
Skendleby
9.30am Holy Communion
11.15am Holy Communion
Partney
Halton Holegate
11.15am Holy Communion
6.00pm Healing Service
Langton
Skendleby
11.15am Holy Communion
6.00pm Evening Prayer
Palm Sunday
20th April
Easter Day
27th April
2nd Sunday
of Easter
Holy Week Services – see page 3
Diary Dates – April
7th
Partney APCM, John Hudson’s, 7pm
th
12
Scremby APCM, Scremby Manor, 10am
th
12
Easter Bonnet Dance, Partney Victory Hall, 7.30pm
nd
22
Sausthorpe APCM, Sausthorpe Institute, 7pm
th
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Candlesby APCM, St Benedict’s church, 7pm,
BOLINGBROKE DEANERY CONFIRMATION
SERVICE
Pentecost Sunday
8th June 2014
St Andrew’s Church, Sausthorpe
If anyone is interested to know more about the Faith or to
have a refreshment session please contact one of the
clergy.
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Partney Victory Hall Committee
Invite you to an
Easter Bonnet
DANCE & SOCIAL
Bonnets Optional !
Sequence - Old Time - Party Dances
Latin - Ballroom
Something for Everybody ! “With Tuition”
Prizes for “the Best Bonnet”
SATURDAY 12th APRIL
7.30 - 10.30
at the Victory Hall, Partney
ADMISSION £4.00 (incl. Tea/ Coffee)
Entry by Ticket Only
Available in Advance
Numbers are limited for Comfortable Dancing
To reserve your Tickets Tel 01790 754350 or 01754 890663
Bring your own Drinks and Glasses
Dancing to Recorded Music
Leaders & MCs Bob & Niki
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Langton by Spilsby Church
Saturday 17 May 2014 6.30 pm
CONCERT
An evening of music and readings by the Saint Martin Singers
and two professional actors
The Eye of the Beholder
A celebration of nature in poetry, prose and song
Director: Charles Talbot
Readers: Patience Tomlinson & Peter Wickham
Followed by canapés and drinks in the church
(included in donation)
Tickets: Donations of £12.50 in advance (01790 753649 / 753561
or <[email protected]>) or £14 on the door
History of Stickney Exhibition
Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th April
Stickney Village Hall
10am – 6pm
Old photographs – records – newspaper cuttings – booklets –
letterheads & trade bills and much more
Free admission
Light refreshments available
Contact Martin Gosling on 01205 480641
or visit www.stickneyhistory.co.uk
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STICKNEY GROUP
Eastville ~ Midville ~ New Leake ~ Stickford ~ Stickney
For New Leake, Midville, Eastville - www.em-nl.homecall.co.uk
APRIL 2014 PATTERNS OF WORSHIP
6th April
5th Sunday
of Lent
Stickney
11.15am All Age Worship
Stickney
Stickford
New Leake
9.30am Morning Prayer
11.15am Holy Communion
3.00pm Evening Prayer
20th April
Easter Day
Stickney
Halton Holegate
11.15am Holy Communion
6.00pm Healing Service
27th April
2nd Sunday
of Easter
Stickney
Stickford
New Leake
9.30am Morning Prayer
11.15am Morning Prayer
3.00pm Holy Communion
13th April
Palm Sunday
Holy Week Services – see page 3
Morning Prayer takes place every Thursday morning at 9.00 am
at St Luke's, Stickney, followed by a coffee morning
Group Registers
Funerals
Susan Janet Bates
54years
Baptisms
Amelia-Mae Joanne Hall
Eastville
Stickney
died 28.02.14
09.03.14
Diary Dates – April
1st
Stickney Group APCM
rd
3
New Leake Primary Easter Service in church, 10.10am
rd
3
Stickney Primary Easter Service in church, 2.15pm
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A Coffee Morning is held in
St. Luke's, Stickney
every Thursday starting at 10am
Cakes ~ Coffee ~ Chat
Thoughts about April
"Oh, to be in England now that April's there". So wrote the poet Browning.
Well, we are in England right now so let's take a look at why he saw such
wonder in this month.
The winter has almost passed and Spring is in the air; the daylight gets
longer every day and there is an air of expectation around us. Have you
ever considered how plants really know when to leap into life or when
animals know to come out of hibernation? Why has our atmosphere got
warmer and why does it rain less? (if we are lucky). Cheery, yellow
daffodils, small furry animals, blossom on trees which looked dead
previously and a hot summer sun, (again, if we are lucky), fruits ripening in
the garden - I could go on but the words of a popular hymn instantly come
to mind. "All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small ---- the
Lord God made them all. Doesn't that just say everything we need to know?
The realisation that mankind played no part in the creation of our beautiful
planet may be difficult to accept for some. Its splendour however, can never
be denied. God is the creator and humankind has the privilege of being his
gardener. He produces and we maintain.
I suppose I should really be writing about Easter during April. The
crucifixion is a cruel, unattractive picture but I see the outcome as yet
another of God's creations - that of a new way of life to assist us on our
spiritual journey. How wonderful is that?
Our creator knows exactly what he is doing ----unlike us a lot of the time!
I.G.
St Helen’s Church, Stickford
EASTER DRAW AND PRIZE BINGO
Monday 31st March at 7.30pm
Stickford Community Centre
Tickets from PCC members or ring 01205 480477
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CAPTION COMPETITION
APTION COMPET
March winning caption:‘So what if mum mistook the fertilizer
bottle for the shampoo?’
Congratulations:Jean Gates - Spilsby
APRIL PHOTO
Please send your captions to The Vicarage, Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF
or email to [email protected] by 14th March.
Photographs for future Caption Competitions are needed. If you have
one we could use please send it to the Vicarage (it can be scanned and
returned) or via email.
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SOUTH ORMSBY GROUP OF PARISHES
Bag Enderby, Brinkhill, Calceby, Driby, Farforth, Harrington, Haugh, Ketsby,
Maidenwell, Oxcombe, Ruckland, Salmonby, Somersby, South Ormsby, Tetford &
Worlaby.
SERVICES FOR APRIL
6th April
5th Sunday
of Lent
13th April
Palm Sunday
20th April
Easter Day
27th April
2nd Sunday
of Easter
Haugh
South Ormsby
8.00am BCP
10.30am Visitation & Swearing
in of churchwardens with
AD Tim Barker
Tetford
10.30am Holy Communion(said)
followed by a procession,
with the donkey, around
Tetford
South Ormsby
Rectory
Tetford
5.30am Dawn Eucharist
10.30am Easter Family
Communion + Easter
egg hunt
Harrington
Somersby
8.00am BCP
10.30am CW
HOLY WEEK
Holy Communions:
Monday14th
Tuesday 15th
Wednesday16th
MaundyThursday
Bag Enderby
Brinkhill
Tetford
Harrington
10.00am
10.00am
10.00am
7.00pm
Good Friday
Tetford
10.00am
Ruckland
Tetford
Holy Saturday
Easter Day
1.30pm
3.00-4.00pm
South Ormsby
S.O. Rectory
12 noon
5.30am
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Said Communion
Said Communion
Said Communion
Holy Communion
with symbolic
foot/hand
washing
Dressing of the
Cross
Devotions
Easter Day
preparations
Vigil begins
Dawn Eucharist
Easter Flowers
Any donations towards the cost of the church flowers for Easter would be
gratefully received. Why not put your name on the Flower Rotas?
Service of Prayer every Wednesday 10.00am St Mary’s Church, Tetford.
First Wednesday each month Holy Communion
1 Cross + 3 nails = 4 given
Lent, Holy Week & Easter cannot be ignored by any Christian and I do pray
that we come to Easter Morn 2014 knowing just how much we are loved and
forgiven by the 1 cross and 3 nails. Sometimes just two or three words bring
us to our senses. We are very distracted by life and all its commitments,
worries and responsibilities. We have too much to do and too little time, so
many things must be achieved, yesterday. Nothing will wait and room for God
& prayer gets pushed to the side; “ I will tomorrow.”
The other side of that, of course, is the relentless pursuit of happiness,
whatever the cost, me, me, me, is all that matters and our faith takes a
constant hammering.
Our tiny group of parishes and our deanery do much to make the worship of
God relevant, we all try very hard to encourage and enable.
We all have to think very hard about whether we wear Christianity like an old
comfy jumper or, whether we actively promote the gospel of Christ in our
lives.
Hopefully our lives are enriched by the words and actions of those around us
and our loved ones.
A student at Lincoln Minster School asked me for some information as to my
role as priest, the questionnaire was quite comprehensive, I share one of my
answers; I have always had a calling to the ordained ministry and I believe
this to be from God. As a priest I am involved in all aspects of parish life, my
role is very varied, but theologically priests are called to be shepherds of
God’s people. To ensure they follow the teachings of Jesus Christ in their
lives and to be with them at the important stages in their lives. Helping this
student started me thinking about Sully and his inimitable ministry and a
couple of things he wrote for his funeral service stirred my thoughts; As a
priest I want to acknowledge the gift people have given me in letting me
share their pilgrimage.
I hope I’ve been a support and encourager of all who want to take seriously
what God is up to in their lives.
Sully was a great motivator and an inspiration to so many people.
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As we travel the road of Lent, so many things have to be thought about and
worked through, we are all in this wonderful world together. The assaults and
trials of life are for sharing and working through together.
May we all come to Easter Morning, having travelled together, and know with
absolute certainty that for each and every one of us –
1 Cross + 3 nails = 4given.
Your South Ormsby Group Swearing in Service for your
Wonderful Churchwardens. Sunday April 6th
St Leonard, South Ormsby; 10.30am
The Archdeacon of Lincoln, The Venerable Tim Barker
We are so fortunate to find good people willing to serve God and his
people in this way. Please do come and show how much we
appreciate their ministry at the service on April 6th.
Your South Ormsby Group Lent Study Course
Faith at Work: produced by Lincolnshire Chaplaincy Services.
Designed around the four areas of: Welcome - Word - Worship - Witness
“How To Be a Disciple” by Dallas Willard:
“…Consider just your job, the work you do to make a living. This is one of the
clearest ways possible of focusing upon apprenticeship to Jesus. To be a
disciple of Jesus is, crucially, to be learning from Jesus how to do your job as
Jesus himself would do it. New Testament language for this is to do it “in the
name” of Jesus. Once you stop to think about it, you can see that not to find
your job to be a primary place of discipleship is to automatically exclude a
major part, if not most, of your waking hours from life with him. It is to assume
to run one of the largest areas of your interest and concern on your own or
under the direction and instruction of people other than Jesus…. …if we
restrict our discipleship to special religious times, the majority of our waking
hours will be isolated from the manifest presence of the kingdom in our lives.”
Copyright (c) 1998 by The Christian Century. Reprinted by permission from the April 22-29,
1998 issue of The Christian Century.
Sessions Remaining
Tuesday April 1 , Monday April 7th, Monday April 14th
All at the Rectory, 7-15pm
The material is very interesting and thought provoking and leaves much
scope for our own thoughts and questions.
st
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Seen on a church notice board
“The best vitamin for a Christian is B1”
“Come as you are, you are not too bad to come in and you are not too good
to stay out.”
Tetford & Salmonby Scarecrow Festival.
May 4th, 5th 2014.
Scarecrows are Go!
Please do encourage people you know to join in.
Should you have time to offer to help over the weekend in any way from
washing up to welcoming visitors, please get in touch
Sandra 01507- 534434
St Mary, Tetford and the good people of Tetford & Salmonby will
benefit from any monies raised and you know, with your help, it will be another
wonderful enjoyable event for everyone
Scarecrow Making Evening
Come & have the time of your life amongst friends old & new.
Marie & Ray at Tetford Country Cottages
invite everyone to a Scarecrow Making Evening
Thursday May 1st - 6pm onwards.
No hassle, no fuss, just lots of fun and many
scarecrows as a result.
Please bring your scarecrow outfits, frames etc,
help available for putting together and straw will be provided.
Worzel Gummidge prepare to be mightily impressed
Refreshments available.
Then have another wonderful time watching everyone enjoy
themselves over The Scarecrow Weekend.
We have much to celebrate.
We moan, we throw up our hands and, sometimes, we can be downright rude
and hostile as fundraising is mentioned. Our attempts can be mocked and
declared; “a waste of time.” Actually many things are achieved amidst the
relentless round of raising funds. (Chapped hands, empty purses, aching
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backs and legs notwithstanding.) People get together, work together, laugh
together and commit of their time, energy and love to ensure that their
communities are alive, welcoming and friendly. To all of you good people
who are busy baking, gardening, cleaning, sewing, typing, painting, talking,
singing, reading, studying, stewarding and all those other things.
To all of you I say a huge thank you. The South Ormsby Group of Parishes
owes its past and its future to you. Fundraising is relentless but somehow,
up to yet, we have managed it and enjoyed doing it. Life is for living and the
people in this tiny group certainly give it their best shot.
Thank you for all that you do.
ADVANCE NOTICES
6th June
Concert by the Withern Singers, St Andrews, Halton
Holegate at 7pm.
8 June
Confirmation Service, Sausthorpe, 10am
21 June Concert by Lincoln Ladies Diocesan Choir at St James’
21 June St Mary’s, Hundleby Summer Fair
5/6 July St Helen’s Church, East Keal, Flower Festival weekend, 10am-4pm
25/26 July St James’ Art & Craft Fayre. Stalls available please ask for details.
Caroline Swindin
Community Fundraiser
Welton, Market Rasen, & East Lindsey
Areas
Mobile: 07435 970309
A reminder it would be lovely to see as many people as possible at the
Coffee Morning on Tuesday 22 April at the home of Mavis & Albert Maw,
New Dawn, Station Road, and Legbourne from 10am -12 noon. Funds from
this will contribute to the continuing delivery of patient care by St Barnabas
Lincolnshire Hospice in the East Lindsey area. This is the second year the
Coffee Morning has taken place organised in conjunction with Pat & Leonard
Brumpton, whose daughter Michelle and family were cared for and supported
by St Barnabas. As well as a section of delicious refreshments there will also
be a tombola, cake stall and more, donations for these are welcome.
I would like to thank Mavis and Albert, Pat and Leonard for all their hard work
in organising and hosting this morning. Events like these in the heart of
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communities really do make a difference both in raising funds to support the
work and services of the Hospice and also awareness of the wide range of
services the Hospice provides.
I will be at the Coffee Morning so please do come along and if you would like
to learn a little more I would be delighted to talk with you. Alternatively if you
know of any community groups however small or large who would be
interested in receiving a talk about our work I would be delighted to do so. I
still find many people are not aware of the wide range of services we provide
and I have had a number of conversations where people have said `I wish I
had known about your services….’ so please do get in touch. There is no
fee, for such talks a donation may be made at the discretion of the group.
There are other local opportunities to meet myself and my fellow Community
Fundraiser in the East Lindsey area Amy Reeve; why not come along to…
Easter Fun and Egg Hunt Rushmoor Country Park, Louth on Easter Sunday
20th April.
Rushmoor are holding their annual Easter egg hunt and St Barnabas will be
selling Easter crafts, merchandise and a tombola along with colouring in
sheets for the children. 10am-4pm, everyone is welcome! Normal admission
price for Rushmoor applies
For more information please contact Amy on 07442504651 or e-mail
[email protected]
Our next Family Bingo takes place on Friday 25th April Horncastle Community
Centre, LN9 5HF. Doors Open 6.45pm, Eyes Down 7pm,
Free Entry – All Welcome. Refreshments and Tombola. Bingo tickets to be
bought on the night.
Join us for Coffee & Cakes at our next Louth Hospice Coffee Morning,
Grimsby Road, Louth, LN11 0SX, Monday 28th April, 10am – 12 noon. Free
Entry – All Welcome
If you would like more information on any of the above please do not hesitate
to get in touch.
With many thanks for your continuing support
Caroline Swindin
Community Fundraiser
Mobile: 07435 970309
e-mail [email protected]
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Clothing/blankets etc for the Salvation Army
Could anyone with un-needed warm clothing (sweaters, coats, socks,
shoes etc.) blankets, sleeping bags etc. please contact me as I am
collecting on a regular basis for the Salvation Army to help with
homeless people in Skegness, Lincoln and Boston. There are more
than you might think.
All donations would be much appreciated. I will collect.
Please call Richard Walter on 01507 480632
BED & BREAKFAST
near to Spilsby
Own entrance, sitting room
and shower room.
TV, Free Wi-fi
Tea/coffee facilities
Contact Jean
Tel: 01790 752500
Mob: 07786 450165
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D.V.P.
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DIGGER & DRIVER FOR HIRE
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COMPETITIVE RATES
SITE AND DOMESTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN
PHONE DAVID ON
01507 588545
or
07979 503242
Jacky & Simon welcome you to
BLUELINE COTTAGE
BED & BREAKFAST
Eresby Hall is situated in Spilsby providing
residential care for older people offering high
quality long and short-term care and flexible day
care in a homely environment.
37 HUNDLEBY ROAD
SPILSBY PE23 5LP
Please contact Helena Shelton on
01790 752495 for more information.
Tel: 01790 754970
Mobile: 07958 650927
Registered charity no 1048355
C.J.S
Established 1990
Painting and decorating

Tiling
Property maintenance
(internal and external)
Phone Chris on
01790 754808 or 07904 276695
Free estimates. Good rates for senior citizens.
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MANOR CARE HOME
FEN ROAD, EAST KIRKBY, Nr SPILSBY
LINCOLNSHIRE PE23 4DB
Manor Care Home is a converted country house on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds.
Constantly upgrading, we are able to offer the following: Residential care & Dementia
 Respite and holiday care
 Hairdressing and Chiropody service
 Local library facilities
 Good home cooking with special diets catered for
 Single, double and bed sitting rooms available
 Fortnightly church service
 Friendly, caring staff
 Day care
 Aromatherapy
 Weekly craft afternoons
For further information, or to call in for a coffee and an informal chat, contact
The Manager on 01790 763381
email: [email protected]
Visitors always welcome
Our Philosophy is: “To treat each resident as an individual; to care for with respect, privacy and
dignity. To carry out tasks for that resident in the manner that, if able, they would do so for
themselves”
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Spye House
West Keal
Bed & Breakfast
Quality en suite accommodation in
the Lincolnshire Wolds
LOUTH PLAYGOERS
RIVERHEAD THEATRE
FORTHCOMING PRODUCTIONS
April
14th 19th
‘If I were You’ by Alan
Ayckbourn and performed by
Louth Playgoers
25th
An evening with Chantel
McGregor
26th
‘Just like that’ – The Tommy
Cooper Show presented by
Hambledon Productions
Tel: 01790 752102
Box Office 01507 600350
www.louthplaygoers.co.uk
Now booking on line!!!
e-mail:
[email protected]
STICKNEY FOOT-CARE
Chrissie Chapman
Peter Atkin
Illustrated Talks to
Groups and Organisations
across Lincolnshire
Dip TCFCP (NCFE Approved)
Mobile Foot-care Practitioner
Exciting new programme for 2014
Treatment and advice relating
to: Corns, Calluses, Bunions,
Hard skin, Verrucae, Ingrown
nails, Fungal/Hard nails, Nail
cut & file, Diabetic foot
recognition, Foot massage and
General foot-care advice
Please contact me for
more details
Telephone:
07590 691 471
http://www.chrissietalks.vpweb.co.uk/
Contact me on:
01205 481427 or
07960 460746
email:
[email protected]
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Nigel Coe
R&P
Decorating Services
Handyman
All Painting and Decorating
work undertaken.
Property maintenance
Over 10 years experience.
For advice or quotation
Ring Rob –
Contact:
Tel: 01790 752457
Mob: 07739 286142
Email: [email protected]
Office 01790 756877
Or Mobile 07950 244219
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Scott’s
Cobblers & Keys
Shoe Repairs & Key Cutting
Suppliers of English
Hand Crafted Shoes
Engraving, Tankards, Hip
Flasks,
Gifts, Watch Batteries & Straps
26-28 HIGH STREET
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07712 405 975
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Serving Boston, Spilsby
& surrounding areas
PAUL
EVERARD
TJ Communications & Services
Telephone & broadband equipment
installed and repaired
Trevor Barber (Thirty years’ BT experience)
Tel: 07749167866
Email: [email protected]
Business and residential
REGISTERED PLUMBING AND
HEATING CONTRACTOR
THE BUNGALOW,TOYNTON FENSIDE,
SPILSBY, LINCS., PE23 5DB
Telephone/Fax: 01790 753101
Mobile: 07774 661017
Email: [email protected]
Ray Ford
Carpentry & Joinery
Bespoke/Heritage
Est. 1973 – Time served City & Guilds
Tradesman serving the area for forty years.
FOR ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING AND
HEATING REPAIRS AND HEATING
CONTACT PAUL FOR FREE QUOTATIONS
AND INFORMATION
Mob: 07776 288639
Tel: 01790 754006
9 Winston Road, Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5HJ
R H BUILDING
SERVICES
Carpentry & Joiner, Brickwork,
Block Paving, Flooring,
Tiling, Fencing & Roofing.
Time served apprenticeship
For a Free Quotation Tel: 01790 754382
Mobile 07949539591
Email [email protected]
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The Briars,
Hall Lane, West Keal, SPILSBY
LINCS PE23 4BJ
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Highlights Multimedia
PETE RAITHBY MOWERS
New & Second-hand Mowers
ALL GARDEN MACHINERY
Serviced & Repaired
Over 16 years Experience
New End,
Hemingby,
Horncastle
Family Films & Videos to DVD
Indoor & Outdoor Sound System
(on site engineer/operator/announcer available)
Wedding and Social DVD Production
Video & Sound Media Production,
Presentation and Technical Services.
Harold Houldershaw
01205 481364
[email protected]
01507 578336
Shirley’s
Hairdressing Services
SKEGNESS DAY
CENTRE
Telephone: 01754 766763
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Transport available
Respite for carers
Activities
Companionship
Call in and visit us at the rear of
Skegness Hospital
MNM Pest Management
NPTA Accredited Technician
Problem with wasps, ants or flies
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Prompt, affordable, service, covering the Coast and Wolds in
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Contact your local Technician, Mick Dales (RPPT) on:
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Please call for any help and advice
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Quality
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Fine
Foods
Product displays
Our own chef
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prepared ready meals
Finest quality meats
Creative cuisine for
from local farms
dinner parties
Award-winning pies
Personal service
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Tel: 01790 754543
www.simonsbutchers.co.uk
Market Street, Spilsby
Lincs PE23 5JT
Newhome Computers
Does your computer need
retraining?
Or do you need training?
Has it stopped doing as it’s
told?
Worse it’s gone on a go
slow!
Internet problems or worries?
Simply call Steve on 01754 830 506
I speak ‘English’ and ‘Computer’ so you both understand.
We also build new models arrange retirement for old or naughty machines, as well as
training if it really is you.
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Partney 01790 752271
 Homemade food using local produce
 Full menu available lunchtimes and evenings
 Lunchtime specials also available Tuesday to Saturday £6.50 for main
course or £12.95 for two courses with coffee/tea
 Comprehensive buffet menu for christenings, parties and wakes
 Sunday lunch – traditional Sunday lunch plus a large selection
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 Large parties catered for
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4* ensuite accommodation – twin, double and super king beds,
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GRAPEVINE MAGAZINE
All copy for next month’s issue to be with the Editor by the 16th of this
month please.
Editor: Jane Howsam The Vicarage, Church Street, Spilsby, PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526 (Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm) email: [email protected]
Advertising – For all advertising Please contact Jane, as above.
Thank you
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WE ARE A FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS SERVING CUSTOMERS IN THIS
AREA NOW SINCE 1985.
WE REPAIR MOST ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FROM VACUUM
CLEANERS, MICROWAVE OVENS TO COOKERS AND WASHING
MACHINES.
IN OUR EXTENSIVE SHOWROOM WE HAVE ON DISPLAY
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over 100 fridges and freezers
over 40 washing machines and dryers
over 40 cookers and over 40 ovens and hobs.
vacuum cleaners
microwave ovens
cooker hoods
all colours of kettle and toaster
food mixers and fryers
table lamps and light fittings
WE CAN OFFER EXTENDED GUARANTEES AT VERY COMPETITIVE
PRICES
DELIVERY AND CONNECTING (NOT GAS) PLUS REMOVAL OF THE OLD
APPLIANCE IS FREE OF CHARGE
WE ALSO SELL
 lots of different sorts of lamps including pearl light bulbs, fluorescent
tubes and fittings
 salt for water softeners
 cooker hood filters and
 spares for washing machines
 plus lots of unusual bits and pieces
COME IN AND BROWSE NEXT TIME YOU ARE IN BOSTON
YOU WILL FIND US FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL
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BOLINGBROKE DEANERY MINISTRY
http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/
The Bishop of Lincoln
The Rt. Rev. Christopher Lowson
Tel: 01522 50 40 90 or 01522 534701
Office: Edward King House, Minster Yard,
Lincoln LN2 1PU
email: [email protected]
Deanery Synod
Joint Chairmen:
The Rural Dean and Lay Chair
Mr. Bill Rose
Vice Chair
Mr David James
The Archdeacon of Lincoln
The Venerable Tim Barker
Tel: 01522 750327
Bolingbroke Deanery Administrator
Jane Howsam
The Vicarage, Church Street,
Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526
email: [email protected]
Mon-Fri 1pm-5pm
The Rural Dean of Bolingbroke
The Rev’d Canon Peter Coates
The Vicarage, Church Street,
Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526
email: [email protected]
Retired Clergy
The Rev’d. Joan Thornett
93 Boston Road, Spilsby, PE23 5HH
Tel: 01790 754151
email: [email protected]
Rector of the South Ormsby Group
The Rev’d. Cheryl Hilliam
The Rectory, South Ormsby,
Louth, Lincs. LN11 8QT
Tel: 01507 480236
email: [email protected]
Readers
Mr. David James (Area Secretary)
80 Halton Road, Spilsby
Tel: 01790 752711
Marden Hill, Partney,
Spilsby & Stickney Groups
The Rev’d Canon Peter Coates
(address as above).
http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/spilsby/
Mr. Frank Richardson (Local Secretary)
8 Ashby Meadows,
Spilsby, Lincs. PE23 5DN
Tel: 01790 753510
Mr Paul McLaughlin
c/o The Vicarage, Church Street,
Spilsby, PE23 5EF
Tel: 01790 752526
Assistant Curate
The Rev’d. Martin Faulkner
The Curate’s House, 3, Woodlands View,
Spilsby, PE23 5GD (Chapter Clerk)
Tel: 01790 753553
mob: 07446 860520
email: [email protected]
Deacons
c/o The Vicarage, as above
The Rev’d. Jean Coates
The Rev’d. Teresa McLaughlin
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