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Weekly News
th
25 August 2019
www.stpetersharrogate.org.uk
St Peter’s Church, Cambridge Road, Harrogate, HG1 1PB
Every year St Peter's Church gives at least £3,000 in donations to different charities – half
of these are local and half are working overseas. This is the last article in this series,
which features two smaller charities and the work that they do.
St Andrew's Evangelical Mission was set up over 30 years ago by the Revd Brian
Attwell and his Peruvian wife, Betty. After witnessing the poverty in the slums of
Lima on a visit to Peru, the couple moved there and at first set up a soup kitchen.
Eventually they raised enough money to establish an orphanage – the St Andrew's
Children's Home in Chosica. Since Brian's death in 2010, Betty has continued to run
the Home and currently they care for just over thirty abandoned, orphaned, and
disabled children. They also run a day nursery, where mothers can bring their
babies and toddlers while they go to work; and a clinic, where sick children and
mothers are treated free of charge. The building of a school for the children is
nearing completion. Contact the Parish Office if you would like to make a donation.
Open Country is a Harrogate based charity which enables
anyone with a disability to access the countryside, by
providing advice, information and outdoor activities.
Open Country provides a Countryside Advice Service to
organisations like The
Yorkshire Dales
National Park Authority, carrying out access
audits on pathways to check they meet
recognised standards for wheelchair users and
highlighting areas that need extra work. They
have produced Breakfree Packs for the local
area, containing walk descriptions and maps
created with wheelchair users in mind.
Open Country has a wide range of groups to
suit nearly every ability and interest, from
gentle bird watching trips to abseiling off
viaducts! Download their latest Newsletter &
Programme at www.opencountry.org.uk.
St Peter’s Ladies who Lunch
The Ladies who Lunch are meeting again on Wednesday 28th August at 12:30 pm at
the Palm Court Café at the bottom of Montpellier Hill. If you are interested in
joining us for food and fellowship, then please contact Sue Heapy to book your
place at our table (07540 355 305) or brynsusie@hotmail.com.
St Peter's Evening Fellowship: New Park and the Barber Line
The streets of Harrogate were lit
by gas lamps for the first time in
February 1848. The coal for the
Harrogate Gasworks in New Park
was carried by horse and cart and
from 1871 by steam road
locomotives. The noisy, heavy
vehicles damaged the roads, so in
1907, a narrow gauge railway was
constructed. The first engine
arrived in 1908 and was named
'Barber' after the chairman of the
gas company. Coal was carried from Bilton sidings to New Park and hot bitumen
was carried on the return journey. Find out more at the next meeting of St Peter's
Evening Fellowship on Thursday 5th September starting at 7:30 pm, when Terry
Williams will be the speaker.
Fresh from the farm every week!
FREE RANGE EGGS FOR SALE
£1 for half a dozen
Larger than large James Potter eggs
available from Hannah Beck after any
service on Sundays, or during the
week.
Ten pence from each sale goes to St
Peter's Breakfast Club funds.
New programme for Harrogate School of Theology & Mission
The 2019/20 programme includes four live lectures led by
well-qualified speakers and four facilitated discussions based
on DVD presentations by leading theologians (Bibletrack
Seminars). The lectures cost £8, or £25 for the series of four,
including breakfast and mid-morning refreshments (students
£5 or £15) and take place at St Mark's Church, Leeds Road.
Bibletrack Seminars cost £5, including breakfast and mid-
morning refreshments (students £3) and take place at Mowbray Community
Church, Westmoreland Street. Everyone, lay or ordained, will be most welcome to
attend!
Harrogate School of Theology & Mission - Programme for 2019/20
28th September 2019 Dr Elaine Storkey
Gender and Justice
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Feminist lecturer, writer
(live lecture)
St Mark’s Harrogate and broadcaster
19th October 2019 Dr Jane Williams Bibletrack seminar:
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Assistant Dean of St Luke and Acts Part 1
Mowbray Community Church Mellitus College, London (DVD and facilitated discussion)
The Revd Prof Jeremy Today is the day – for
rd
23 November 2019 Duff everyone! Growing Church
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Principal of St Padarn’s
in Luke and Acts
St Mark’s Harrogate Institute in the Church in
(live lecture)
Wales
7th December 2019 Bibletrack seminar:
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Dr Jane Williams Luke and Acts Part 2
Mowbray Community Church (DVD and facilitated discussion)
25th January 2020 The Rt Revd James
The spiritual and moral
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Jones KBE imperatives in the life of Christ
Writer, broadcaster & (live lecture)
St Mark’s Harrogate former Bishop of Liverpool
15th February 2020 Dr Chris Tilling Bibletrack seminar:
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Senior Lecturer at St Paul's Letters Part 1
Mowbray Community Church St Mellitus College, London (DVD and facilitated discussion)
The Revd Dr Malcolm
th
28 March 2020 Guite Christ and the Poetic
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Poet, priest and Chaplain Imagination
St Mark’s Harrogate of Girton College, (live lecture)
Cambridge
25th April 2020 Bibletrack seminar:
9.30 am – 12.00 noon Dr Chris Tilling St Paul's Letters Part 2
Mowbray Community Church (DVD and facilitated discussion)
Today's Services: 25th August 2019
The Tenth Sunday after Trinity
8:30 Holy Communion
9:30 Family Communion
Sunday Club is closed for the Summer, but children and their parents are welcome to gather
in the café area, where there are toys and activities to share during the service.
Hymns 629, 379, 42, 183
Reading Luke 13 v 10 - 17
Preacher: Chris Clayton
11:00 Choral Matins
Setting Sumsion in G (Te Deum)
Hymns 490, 599, 474
Psalm 119 v 49 - 64
Readings Jonah 2
Revelation 1
Anthem Cantate Domino (Pitoni)
Preacher: Oliver Longstaff
4:15 Afternoon Church Celtic Worship
Preacher: Sarah Martin
6:30 Choral Evensong
Setting Noble in B minor
Hymns 621, 385, 585 (omit*verse) Our Duty Wardens today are:
Oliver Longstaff and
Psalm 119 v 73 - 88
Rosemary Turner
Readings Isaiah 30 v 8 - 21
2 Corinthians 9
Anthem O Lorde, the maker of al thing (Joubert)
Preacher: Sue Pearce
At the 9:30 Service we offer prayer with
laying on of hands. If you would like this
ministry, please come up to receive the
bread and wine (or a blessing) in St Mary’s
Chapel and wait behind in the pews there.
Please pray for those who have asked Daily Readings
for our prayers: Morning Prayer is at 8:00 am and
Tim Akers, Pat Anderson, Peggy-Anne Evening Prayer at 5:00 pm daily. These
are the Bible readings we will be using
Binder, Mary Burcher, Louise Emrullahu,
in Church each morning this week. Why
Pam Gardiner, Gill Gibson, Vicky not read them at home if you are unable
Harrison, Edna Hodgkiss, Sian Lockwood, to come to the service?
Peggy Palmer, Alan Richardson, Frances Mon Psalm 71
Roxby-Proud, Colin Sinclair and Keith Jeremiah 41
Ward. Mark 2 v 23 – 3 v 6
Also in our prayers this week: Tues Psalm 73
Jeremiah 42
Mon David Fisher, our Treasurer Mark 3 v 7 – 19a
Christian debt counselling
Wed Psalm 77
charities
Jeremiah 43
Tues St Peter's Bell Ringers Mark 3 v 19b to end
The Hospital Chaplaincy Team Thurs The Beheading of John
Wed Those in the midst of famine or the Baptist
disaster Psalm 78 v 1 - 39
The work of Christian Aid Jeremiah 44 v 1 - 14
Mark 4 v 1 - 20
Thurs Lunchtime RefleXions
Fri John Bunyan, writer
All those bereaved and injured by
Psalm 55
the bomb at the wedding in Kabul
Jeremiah 44 v 15 to end
Fri St Peter's Toddler Group Mark 4 v 21 -34
Laura and Will getting married at Sat Aidan, Bishop of
St Peter's today Lindisfarne
Sat Alan Garrow, Vicar of St Peter's Psalm 76
The family, friends and colleagues Jeremiah 45
of murdered PC Andrew Harper Mark 4 v 35 to end
The Collect for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity
Let your merciful ears, O Lord, be open to the prayers of your humble servants;
and that they may obtain their petitions make them to ask such things as shall
please you;
through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you, in the
unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever.
or
Lord of heaven and earth, as Jesus taught his disciples to be persistent in prayer,
give us patience and courage never to lose hope, but always to bring our prayers
before you; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
What’s on This Week
Morning Prayer is at 8:00 am and Evening Prayer at 5:00 pm daily
Mon 26th Summer Bank Holiday
2:30 pm Organ Recital with John Longstaff, Director of Music,
at St Peter's Church, tickets £10 (includes afternoon tea)
Tues 27th 12:30 pm Healing Service
7:00 pm Bi-Polar Support Group
Wed 28th 10:30 am Café RefleXion
12:30 pm St Peter's Ladies who Lunch are meeting at the Palm
Court Café
Thurs 29th 9:30 am St Peter's Parent and Toddler Group
11:00 am Holy Communion
2:00 pm St Peter’s Handbell Ringers at Wesley Chapel
7:30 pm Choir Practice resumes
Fri 30th 9:30 am AA Meeting
10:00 am St Peter’s Cleaning Team
11:00 am Wedding in Church
7:00 pm Bell Ringers
7:00 pm NA Meeting
Sat 31st 10:00 am – 4:00 pm St Peter's Players are holding a
Refreshment Day in Church – please pop in for a morning
coffee, light lunch or afternoon tea! Their next production is
The Sound of Music on from 18th – 23rd November 2019.
10:00 am – 4:00 pm St Peter's Bellringers Jumble Sale in the
Glass Foyer
We need your help!
St Peter’s gives out food parcels every day to those in need. Please, when you do your
shopping this week, remember to pick up something extra - toiletries, tinned food, a
packet of tea or biscuits - to bring to Church next Sunday to put in the hamper.
Next Sunday 1st September The Breakfast Club provides a free, hot
The Eleventh Sunday after breakfast from Monday to Saturday (8:15 –
Trinity 8:45 am) for all those who are hungry or in
8:30 Holy Communion need. A hot Sunday lunch is also served at the
9:30 Family Communion Wesley Centre each week at 1:00 pm, except
11:00 Choral Communion for the third Sunday of the month when it is
4:15 Afternoon Church – here at St Peter’s.
Holy Communion Food parcels are available from 4:45 pm every
6:30 Choral Evensong day, except for Sundays, when it’s 5:30 pm.
Bible RefleXions returns with Nooma
Nooma is a play on the Greek word for spirit, wind, or
breath. It's the name of a series of short films on DVD
with accompanying study guides designed to
encourage discussion with relevant questions and
Biblical quotes. They are written and produced by
Rob Bell, an American bestselling author and Christian
teacher. Each film from the series covers a different
topic. St Peter's Bible RefleXions meets on
Wednesday mornings at 9:30 am and they start the
term by viewing and discussing Breathe from the
Nooma series on 4th September. Everyone welcome!
The Great North Art Show
The Great North Art Show is an exhibition of
contemporary art by Northern artists, held annually in
Ripon Cathedral. Some of the UK’s finest painters,
illustrators, printmakers, photographers and sculptors
are featured. This painting of the Blue Mountains,
New Zealand is by Julia Borodina All work is for sale.
The exhibition is open daily from 10:00 am – 4:30 pm,
from Saturday 31st August to Sunday 22nd September.
Entry is free.
Follow Me 6
Inspiring ways to explore faith and
discipleship at Wakefield Cathedral
Cloud of Witnesses
Thursday 12th September
with The Revd Richard Coles
Choral Evensong at 6:30, Food 7:15
and Main Session from 7:45 – 9:15 pm.
Please sign up for free with
caroline.asquith@leeds.anglican.org or
01924 434450
Refreshments are Next Week’s Deadline
served after each The deadline for the next edition of the
of our Sunday Weekly News (1st September) will be
morning services noon on Wednesday 28th August.
from the kitchen Please send any items (including
area at the front photos) to Alan Garrow:
of Church. Please come and join us. alan.garrow@gmail.com
Key Contacts
Vicar:
The Revd Dr Alan Garrow,
St Peter’s Vicarage,
13, Beech Grove,
Harrogate, HG2 0ET.
tel: 526454
alan.garrow@gmail.com
Curate:
The flowers in Church today are in The Revd Chris Clayton,
memory of chris.clayton@leeds.anglican.org
Brian and Anne Crawford
Parish Administrator:
Carole Raw,
Bellringers Jumble Sale tel: 07425 161425 or 568218
stpeters.office@ntlbusiness.com
Saturday 31st August 2019
Churchwardens:
in the Glass Foyer Paul Medforth
Please contact Hannah Beck (07503 tel: 07710 195834
186455) before Saturday if you have paul.medforth@medforth.com
any donations Patricia Stableford
tel: 01423 526767
jpst39@gmail.com
St Peter’s Safeguarding Officer:
Sian Lockwood
tel: 07889 616755
sian.lockwood54@gmail.com
Weekly News and Parish Newsletter
New to St Peter’s? Please fill in one Editor
of the welcome cards in the pews Marian Chambers
and hand it to one of the clergy. marian.chambers41@gmail.com
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