June 30, 2010 • 5:48 am Comments Off
ELTON WITH STIBBINGTON AND WATER NEWTON – WATER NEWTON ST REMIGIUS
P.I.C.: Malcolm Ingham
Pray for the congregation as they look towards the Church becoming redundant and seek how God will be glorified in the village.
East Ankole (Uganda) – The Rt Revd Elisha Kyamugambi
West Ankole (Uganda) – The Rt Revd William Magambo
Filed under: Prayer Cycle
June 29, 2010 • 5:48 am Comments Off
ELTON WITH STIBBINGTON AND WATER NEWTON – STIBBINGTON ST JOHN THE BAPTIST
P.I.C.: Malcolm Ingham
Pray for the congregation and PCC as they seek God’s direction for the future and look to develop new relationships as a result of pastoral reorganisation.
St Peter and St Paul
Dutse (Nigeria) – The Rt Revd Yesufu Ibrahim Lumu
Filed under: Prayer Cycle
June 28, 2010 • 5:47 am Comments Off
ELTON WITH STIBBINGTON AND WATER NEWTON – ELTON ALL SAINTS
P.I.C.: Malcolm Ingham
Pray for the congregation and PCC as they seek God’s direction for the future and look to develop new relationships as a result of pastoral reorganisation.
Elton Church of England Primary School
Durham – The Rt Revd N Thomas Wright ; Durham – Jarrow – The Rt Revd Mark Watts Bryant
Filed under: Prayer Cycle
June 27, 2010 • 5:47 am Comments Off
June 27 – July 3 Deanery of Yaxley
Rural Dean: Canon Malcolm Griffith Trinity 4
Lay Chairman: Mr David Neate Bodo (Church of Norway)
27 The Finance and Budget Groups working to sort out the complicated opportunities and demands of our churches within the present economic climate.
PRAY for The Church of North India (United) The Most Revd Purely Lyngdoh Moderator, CNI & Bishop of North East India
Filed under: Prayer Cycle
June 26, 2010 • 5:47 am Comments Off
EAST MARSHLAND – TERRINGTON ST JOHN, TILNEY ALL SAINTS AND TILNEY ST LAWRENCE
In Interregnum
SSM: Barbara Pearman
Rtd Priest: Colin Towner
LLM: Stevie Brooks
ALMs: Angela Yeoman; Lesley Best (Benefice – Pioneer Ministry)
Terrington St John:
Tilney All Saints: We thank God for the power of prayer and ask that He will walk with us during our interregnum, guiding us with His love. We ask for His blessing on our congregation and His support to find the way forward.
Tilney St Lawrence: Please pray for all churches in our benefice during our interregnum, especially for our leaders and congregation, that we may work together in unity, to strengthen our churches and to go forward to meet our new incumbent.
Tilney All Saints Church of England Primary School
Durgapur (North India) – The Rt Revd P K Dutta
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June 25, 2010 • 5:46 am Comments Off
EAST MARSHLAND – WIGGENHALL ST GERMANS
In Interregnum
SSM: Barbara Pearman
LLM: Stevie Brooks
WIGGENHALL ST MARY MAGDALEN
In Interregnum
SSM: Barbara Pearman
LLM: Stevie Brooks
We give thanks for the completion of the restoration work on the south side of the building. We ask that God will give us help in continuing our fellowship while we plan events in the Church during the year.
Dunedin (New Zealand) -The Rt Revd George Howard Douglas Connor
Filed under: Prayer Cycle
June 24, 2010 • 8:27 am 1
The oldest known images of the apostles Peter, Andrew and John have been uncovered in the catacombs of Santa Tecla, near Rome beneath thick deposits of white calcium that had accumulated in the humid conditions over the centuries.
Professor Fabrizio Bisconti said: “It’s an exceptional discovery that was made by using a laser technique to uncover the yellow and red pigments beneath layers of calcium deposits. The tomb is believed to have belonged to a noble woman of Rome.”
Chief restorer Barbara Mazzei told Associated Press: “Using the laser, restorers were able to sear off all the layers of calcium that had been bound onto the painting because the laser beam stopped burning at the white of the calcium deposits, which when chipped off left the brilliant darker colors underneath it unscathed.”
This announcement comes after the initial discovery last year of the portrait of Saint Paul.
You can see photos of the catacomb and the icons here.
June 24, 2010 • 8:16 am Comments Off
Cambridgeshire County Council are running two workshop series – on ein Ely and one in Huntingdon for former carers former, family and unpaid carers. Each series comprises 5 session/s over 3 months (select your sessions)
All sessions FREE and refreshments are provided.
Places are limited so booking is essential
Email: Maggie.brown@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 07824 406 103
AT ELY
· Session 1 Introduction to the programme
17th June 10.30-11.30 Ely Library, Meeting Room
6 The Cloisters, Ely CB7 4ZH
Session 2 Grief and Loss support (CRUSE)
22nd June 10.30-11.30 Ely Library, Meeting Room
·Session 3 Benefits and Money (CAB)
6th July 2.30-3.30 Ely Library, Meeting Room
· Session 4 Volunteering Opportunities (VCA)
15th July 10.30-11.30 Ely Library, Meeting Room
· Session 5 Learning Opportunities
5th August 10.30-11.30 Ely Library, Meeting Room
AT HUNTINGDON
· Session 1 Introduction to the programme
25 June 10.30 -11.30 Huntingdon Library, Meeting Room
Princes St, Huntingdon.PE29 3PA
· Session 2 Grief and Loss support (CRUSE)
8 July 10.30 -11.30 Huntingdon Library, Meeting Room
· Session 3 Benefits and Money (CAB)
20 July 2.30-3.30 Huntingdon Library, Meeting Rm
· Session 4 Learning Opportunities
17 August 10.30 -11.30 Huntingdon Library, Meeting Rm
· Session 5 Volunteering Opportunities (VCS)
18th August 2.30-3.30 Huntingdon Library, Meeting Rm
Filed under: Cambridgeshire, Resources
June 24, 2010 • 5:46 am Comments Off
TERRINGTON ST CLEMENT
Vicar: Robert Slipper
Asst Minister: Chris Tinker
Please give thanks for: increased numbers on Sundays; recent “Simply Christianity” group; “Impact” group for young people. Please pray for: a number of people considering Christian faith; a speedy conclusion to our church hall “saga”.
St John The Baptist
Dublin & Glendalough (Ireland) – The Most Revd John Robert Winder Neill
Filed under: Prayer Cycle
June 23, 2010 • 9:46 pm 1
The 2009 dig at Wisbech Castle has bee nominated for the Best Community Archaeology project in the current round of British Archaeological Awards. As you can see from the plaque, the Castle was a Bishop’s Palace in the fifteenth century. The vanilla villa at Lynn Road is a fine residence, but palaces just aren’t what they used to be. Just as well really.
Filed under: History
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