CHURCHES IN ST NEWLYN EAST 

 

ST NEWLYN EAST PARISH  CHURCH

PRIEST IN CHARGE: Rev Hilary Samson 01726 860514 The Rectory, Penhale View, My Lord’s Road, Fraddon TR9 6LX

Regular Services: 10.00am Sunday and 9.30am Tuesday

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LENT LUNCHES

Lent lunches continue through March and are on Fridays (1^st, 8^th, 15^th, 22^nd) from 12 noon in the Oxnam Room. There is soup, roll and butter and a pudding, all for only £3.50, and we have a takeaway service as well. The lunches are all provided by volunteers drawn from the Anglican and Methodist churches. 

 

EASTER

The Christian faith stands, or falls, on the resurrection –either we have a Living Lord who has mastery over sin and over death or we had best shut up shop without more ado. Whatever may be our personal reaction to Matthew’s account of the earthquake, the angel and the empty tomb, (Matthew 28:1-10), the inescapable evidence of the resurrection is the new life that came to broken and dispirited disciples; the renewal that has come has come again and again when the church has looked moribund and finished; we worship a Lord who meets us in the daily business of living, to renew our life and who will bring yet another resurrection in his church when we are really ready to let Him have his way with us.

 

You are warmly invited to join our journey to Easter

Our Lent course ‘Glimpses of God’ continues each Wednesday evening at 7.00pm

 Enquiries 01726 860514 or just turn up,

6^th March at Penhale View, My Lords Road, Fraddon

13^th March –St. Newlyn East Chapel

20^th March –Penhale View

 

HOLY WEEK SERVICES

24^th March – Palm Sunday -10.00am –St. Newlyna.

25^th March –Meditation -7.00pm –St. Newlyn East Methodist Chapel

26^th March – Holy Communion -9.30am –St. Newlyna

27^th March –Stations of the Cross -7.00 –St. Newlyna

28^th March –Maundy Thursday –5.00pm –St. Newlyna

29^th March - Good Friday -10.00am Service in St. Newlyna followed by Pilgrimage Walk and service at St. Enoder 3.00pm

30^th March –Holy Saturday -10.00am Children’s Easter Garden Service

                                                7.00pm –Service of Light with renewal of Baptism Vows

31^st March –EASTER DAY -10.00am Parish Eucharist

 

 

 

FOODBANK

There will be a Foodbank collection box in the church on Sundays in Lent and also a box in the Oxnam Room during the Lent lunches. The school continues to collect food every Friday, which is a marvellous testament to the generosity of our village.

 

CHURCH FETE (ADVANCE NOTICE)

For any handicraft person who would like to make something for us to sell at the fete, this year’s church fete will be held on the 13th July.

ST NEWLINA’S FEAST WEEKEND (REMINDER)

This year, following the success of last year’s wedding dress display, the parish church would like to put on a display of photos taken in and around St Newlyn East over the past 60 years. Do you have photos of any of the numerous organisations we have had in the village in the past and still active to this day? If you have anything you think people would like to see and remember from the past please contact Linda Angove on  510778

 

MESSY CHURCH

The next Messy Church will take place on Sunday, 28 April, the Feast weekend, and will form a part of the special celebrations.

 

ELECTORAL ROLL

Well done –we have nearly completed our new Electoral Roll! If you wish to remain on or join the Electoral Roll for St. Newlyna it is necessary for you to return a completed 2013 Electoral Roll form to Mrs. Clare Jacques (Electoral Roll Officer) by 1^st April 2013. It is a requirement across the Diocese that all Parishes form a new Roll in 2013.

 

 

ST NEWLYN EAST METHODIST CHURCH

 

PALM SUNDAY

On 24^th March we will join the Anglicans at the Parish Church for the special Palm Sunday morning service at 10.00am.

 

MESSY CHURCH

Messy church, on Sunday, 28 April, will take place in the Methodist chapel as usual. .

FEBRUARY NEWS AND NOTICES

 

ST.NEWLYNA

JOIN US FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP IN FEBRUARY 2013

No 8.30am Service this month

3^rd February -10.00am –Service of the Word -  Wendy Barritt

3^rd  February -6.00pm – Holy Communion for Candlemas

 

10^{th   -} 10.00am  ^– Parish Eucharist –       Revd. Hilary

17^th  - 10.00am  -   Service of the Word –     Worship Leaders

24^th   -10.00am  Parish Eucharist with Baptism (Levan Tucker) –Revd. Hilary

For your Diary

3^rd March -8.30am –Said Holy Communion –Revd. Hilary

3^rd March -10.00am –Service of the Word - Mrs. Wendy Barritt

3^rd March –6.30pm

Perrenazabulo  Church Service of presentation of ‘The Cross of St. Piran’

Congratulations to Inez Nichols who has been selected to receive one of the awards this year for the work she does for this community.

Coffee Morning’s

Thank you to all who came to the Coffee morning this month where we raised £96.55 for Church funds.

Lent Group

Our Lent meetings this year are to be shared with St. Enoder Church and will alternate the venues accordingly.

All evenings start at 7.00pm the first on the 20^th February at Penhale View.

Women’s World Day of Prayer

We hope you will join us this year at 10.30am at St. Francis Church for Women’s World day of Prayer.

Palm Crosses

As we approach Ash Wednesday on the 13^th February you are invited to return last year’s Palm crosses so they can be prepared as ash for this year’s imposition of ash. They may be left at the back of Church or given to Revd. Hilary.

ASH WEDNESDAY 17^TH FEBRUARY 7.00PM     ST.NEWLINA

LENT LUNCHES

Watch out for posters advertising the popular Friday Lent lunches, which will start on Friday, 15 February from 12 noon in the Oxnam Room. There will be soup, roll and butter and a pudding, all for only £4.00, and we hope that there will be a takeaway service as well. The lunches are all provided by volunteers drawn from the Anglican and Methodist churches.

 

ST NEWLINA’S FEAST WEEKEND

This year following the success of last years wedding dress display the parish church would like to put on a display of photos taken in and around St Newlyn East over the past 60 years. Do you have photos of any of the numerous organisations we have had in the village in the past and still active to this day. Maybe you have carnival photos, school photos, girl guide/ brownie, scout/ cubs, church fete, women's institute, sports clubs and so many more .Perhaps photos of before any new housing was built, the possibilities are endless. If you have anything you think people would like to see and remember from the past please contact Linda Angove on  510778

 

CHRISTMAS COLLECTIONS

We are pleased to announce that we have been able to send a donation of £212 to the Precious Lives appeal which was collected at the Christmas lights service, the carol service and the special tree in church.  Also we have sent a donation of £158 to the Church of England Children’s Society from the collection at the crib service. At the request of the PCC it will be used by this National organisation to fund work for children in Cornwall, in which we can be involved. To find out more, the link is http://www.childrenssociety.org.uk/what-you-can-do/your-church/good-childhood-conversations

 

FOODBANK

Thanks to the generosity of people in the village, we have been able to give the FoodBank a further 36kg of food, which is an amazing total. During Lent there will be a FoodBank collection box in the church  so we can continue to support this charity. We would like to thank Dave and Corinne for kindly keeping our collection box in the Londis shop during December and also thanks to the school for continuing to collect food. 

 

JANUARY’S CURRY AND QUIZ NIGHT

This event raised £200 for the church and was enjoyed by everyone who attended. Special thanks go to the quizmaster, Steve, for  his entertaining and challenging questions and to Tim and his team at the Pheasant Inn for their hospitality. 

 

CHURCH FLOODLIGHTING

During January and February the church has been floodlit in memory of Bill Grose,  in memory of absent friends and in appreciation of John and Janette Steer and the village lights committee who make our village look so lovely over Christmas. If you would like the church to be floodlit to commemorate an event that is special to you, you can find the envelopes to do this at the back of the church (near the entrance). It costs only £10 for one week and you will know that the lighting up is especially for you. During Lent the tower will not be floodlit. 

 

LENT LUNCHES

Watch out for posters advertising the popular Friday Lent lunches, which will start on Friday, 15 February from 12 noon in the Oxnam Room. There will be soup, roll and butter and a pudding, all for only £4.00, and we hope that there will be a takeaway service as well. The lunches are all provided by volunteers drawn from the Anglican and Methodist churches.  

 

 

MESSY CHURCH

The next Messy Church will take place on Sunday, 28 April, the Feast weekend, and will form a part of the special celebrations. There will not be a Messy Church before then in the village (sorry!), but you may like to know that there will be a Truro Cathedral Messy Church called Lent Lanterns on Sunday, 2 March from 2.30pm to 5.00pm.  Just like our Messy Church, it is free, but booking is advised. To book a place or get further information, please contact  shelley.porter@truro.anglican.org

PCC Meeting 12^th February 7.30pm in the Oxnam Room

Feast Meeting 14^th February 7.30pm in the Primary Room

ST.NEWLYNA

JOIN US FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP IN JANUARY 2013

No 8.30am Service this month

6th      -11.00am UNITED SERVICE AT ST. NEWLYN  EAST CHAPEL - We are joining with our Methodist friends for their Annual Covenant Service

6^th -      6.00pm Parish Eucharist for Epiphany –Revd. Hilary

13^{th   -}  10.00am  ^– Parish Eucharist –       Revd. Hilary

20^th  - 10.00am Service of the Word –Don McQuillenWright

27^th   -10.00am  Parish Eucharist –Revd. Hilary

 

For your Diary

No 8.30am Service this month

3^rd February -10.00am –Service of the Word - Mrs. Wendy Barritt

3^rd  February -6.00pm – Holy Communion for Candlemas –Revd. Hilary

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE

 

CONFIRMATION

We are looking forward to celebrating the confirmation of candidates within the churches of St. Enoder and St. Newlyn East. If you would like to explore what Confirmation or Adult Baptism means for you please have a word with Revd. Hilary.

THANKYOU

A big thank you to all those who sponsored the beautiful Christmas Trees and to every one who helped to make St. Newlyna so welcoming and attractive for our many visitors. -Hilary

WHATS HAPPENING IN JANUARY?

Midweek Services, Meetings  and Events

 

8^th  /15^th /22^th /29^th    Tuesday 9.30pm Holy Communion in the Lady Chapel - Revd. Hilary

 

 

Wednesday 16^th January–meeting of PCC 7.30pm at Two Pots Cottage

 

19^th January Wedding -

19^th  January - Quiz in the Pub –See Posters for further details

 

24^th January Deanery Synod at St. Michaels Newquay 7.30pm

 

For your diary in February

 

13^th February Ash Wednesday Service 7.00pm or

10.30am at Pedna Carne

 

A Lent Discussion group will meet on Wednesdays during Lent beginning 20^th February Venue to be announced.

 

 

For all queries please contact the Church Warden David Scott 01637 830347

In case you do not know St. Newlyna has its own ‘blog’ Access the latest news and photo archive stnewlyneastparishchurch.blogspot.com

 

 

 

For your Prayers

Please keep in your prayers all in our community who are in any kind of need and particularly the friends and families of those who have died and whose anniversaries during JANUARY

 

1^st Ursula Trethewey, Reginald Hollingworth

2^nd Muriel Burton, Phylis Moses, Richard Potten

4^th Laura Humpage

5^th Gordon Young

6^th Sheela Best, Ernest Tregunna, Iris Turner, Mary Ann Cook

7^th Joy Channon, William Menheniott, Clifford Trethewey

8^th George Wraith, Francis Carhart, Roger Henwood

9^th Nancy Thackeray

10^th George Collins, Leslie Hicks

11^th Annie Grace Maffatt

12^th Kate Peggy Denny, Mary Jane Morcomb

13^th Charles Humpage, Peter Biddick, Rodney Taylor

14^th Winifred Glanville, John Morgan

15^th Geoffrey Goddard

18^th Edith Pascoe, Joseph Carhart, Min Hanley

19^th Thelma May Lawer, Christpher Lawer, Millicent George

20^th Thomas Brimacombe, Bernard Rooney, Angela Henwood

21^st Edward Dix

22^nd Edward Miles, Gertrude Winter

23^rd William Jewell

25^th Dorthea Rickard

26^th Adrian Banfield

27^th George Claud Sara

28^th Percival Martin, May Morcam

31^st Ellen Johnson, William James Grose

Thursday 1st NOVEMBER 2012AT 7.00pm

ALL SAINTS EUCHARIST

 

FRIDAY 2nd NOVEMBER 2012 7.00PM

 

A SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE FOR THE DEPARTED

 

YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN US AS WE SET TIME ASIDE FOR THOSE WE HAVE LOVED AND LOST-

 TO LIGHT A CANDLE AND TO WRITE NAMES IN A BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE.

 

 

11th NOVEMBER REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY

10.00am Holy Communion for Remembrance Sunday

3.00pm Service at St. Newlyn East Methodist Church

followed by an Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial.

 

 

 

ST.NEWLYNA JOIN US FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP IN MARCH

4th March -2nd Sunday of Lent -
8.30am –Said Holy Communion
10.00am –Service of the Word

11th March– 3rd Sunday of Lent-
10.00am Parish Eucharist with Holy Baptism


18th March – 4th Sunday of Lent with Flowers for Mothering Sunday
10.00am Service of the Word led by Mrs. Margaret King



25th March –5th Sunday of Lent -Passiontide begins
10.00am Parish Eucharist –Reverend Hilary



1st April –Palm Sunday

8.30amSaid Holy Communion –Reverend Hilary
10.00am Parish Eucharist – Reverend Hilary

NEWS

THANKS
Thank you to everyone who supported the curry and quiz night
held in February in the Pheasant Inn. 15
teams took part and over £230 was raised for church funds. Special thanks go to
Jason for his hospitality and to Steve for being the quiz master.

LENT LUNCHES
Lent lunches will take place on Fridays in the Oxnam Room
starting on Friday, 24 February from 12 noon-1.00pm. The dates are: 24 February, 2 March, 9 March,
16 March, 23 March and 30 March. Lunch
costs just £3.00 for soup with a bread roll followed by a pudding, together
with tea or coffee. As a new idea this year we are also offering a small
takeaway service if you would like a second helping of something to take home
with you for a donation of at least 50p. The box for the Food Bank will also be
in the Oxnam Room on Fridays in Lent for donations of groceries to give to
those in poverty in the local community who cannot feed themselves or their
families.

LENT COURSE
Our Lent course this year will be on Wednesday evenings at
7.00pm in the Methodist Church. It is a ‘York Course’ called ‘Handing on the Torch’
and will focus on discipleship in our modern world. This is an ecumenical
course and all are very welcome.

PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS
It is marvellous to know that the church will soon have
photovoltaic cells to generate electricity. Our church has two pitched roofs so
the cells can be installed between the two where they cannot be seen. Our
beautiful mediaeval church will soon have its own ‘invisible’ 21st
century technology in place.

WHATS HAPPENING IN MARCH?
Midweek Services, Meetings and
Events

6th /13th /20th / Tuesday 9.30pm Holy Communion in the Lady
Chapel followed by Coffee Morning in the Oxnam Room

27th March –9.30am Morning Prayers in the Lady Chapel

7th/14th /21st/28th Lent Group continues 7.00pm in St. Newlyn East
Methodist Chapel


For your Diary
Annual
Parochial Church Meeting Wednesday 25th April 7.00pm in the Oxnam
Room


For all queries please contact the Church Warden David Scott 01637
830347
In case you do not know St. Newlyna has its own ‘blog’ Access the latest
news and photo archive www.stnewlyneastparishchurch.blogspot.com

For your Prayers

Please keep in your prayers all in our community who are in any kind of need and
particularly the friends and families of those who have died and whose
anniversaries during MARCH

1st Gerald Hocking, Arthur Hanley
3rd Jessica Smith
4th Harry Harding
6th Mela Broom, Elsie May
Richards, Myrtle Bennetts
7th Jennie Brown
8th Henry Trethewey,
Marjorie Davison
10th Leslie Moses
11th Ann Elizabeth Tree, Kathleen Dennis
14th Joan Mappin
15th Louisa Trethewey, Maud Bray, Laura Cross, Rosemary Fellows
17th Thomas Eastlake, Mabel Roberts
20th Nicola Johns
22nd Margaret Marks
24th Delphia Williams,
Dennis Banbary
25th Gordon Williams, Dorothy Rorks
29th Ellen Sutton, Gary Naylor
30th Joel Veal Rowe, Florence Bone
31st Kathleen Murison, Vera Cooper

February Notices

ST.NEWLYNA
JOIN US FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP IN FEBRUARY

5th February -3rd Sunday before Lent-
8.30am –Said Holy Communion
10.00am –Service of the Word

12th February - 2nd Sunday before Lent-
10.00am Parish Eucharist


19th February – Sunday before Lent -
10.00am Service of the Word


22nd ASH WEDNESDAY -7.00PM
Holy Communion and Imposition of Ashes


26th February –First Sunday of Lent -
10.00am Parish Eucharist



4th March -2nd Sunday of Lent - 8.30am Said Holy Communion
10.00am –Service of the Word


Midweek Services, Meetings and Events

7th /21st /28th / Tuesday 9.30pm Holy Communion in the Lady Chapel followed by Coffee Morning in the Oxnam Room

14th February – Morning Prayers in the Lady Chapel

9th February 7.00pm Deanery Synod at St. Michaels Newquay
This meeting invites all PCC members and interested members of the congregation to view a display by the Parishes of the Deanery showing different ideas of Mission Action Planning. There will be an opportunity to ask questions and discuss ideas for working as a Deanery and to identify needs to enable Mission Action Planning together.

CURRY AND QUIZ NIGHT
On Saturday, 11 February there is a curry and quiz night in the Pheasant Inn. Food is served from 6.30pm and the quiz starts at about 8.30pm, so please book your meal as soon as possible as places fill up very fast; alternatively, you can bring your team along just for the quiz. There will also be a raffle.

18th Wedding 11.30am –Verity Burch and Rob Simmonds

22nd ASH WEDNESDAY 7.00PM

MESSY CHURCH
The next Messy Church is on Sunday, 26 February at 2.45pm in the Methodist Church so please watch out for posters and booking forms in the village . Messy Church is something completely different with fun (and messy!) activities for all ages. We have one each term so please fell welcome to come and try Messy Church out. The activities are followed by tea and it is all free, although we welcome a donation to help cover the costs. This is a joint churches in St Newlyn East enterprise.

29th February-Wednesdays- Lent Group begins 7.00pm in St. Newlyn East Methodist Chapel

LUNCHES IN LENT
We hope to have regular lunches available on Fridays in Lent, just as we have done in the past, but have not yet finalised the helpers to cover every week so please watch out in the village for posters to advertise these. The first one will be on Friday, 24 February and we will have a Foodbank box available then as well. This is also a joint churches in St Newlyn East enterprise.

24th At St. Enoder Church –Confirmation Service by the Bishop of Truro Rt. Reverend Tim Thornton.

THANKS
Following the Christmas tree festival and collections at special services over the Christmas period we have been able to send a donation of over £300 to the Precious Lives Appeal.

FOODBANK
Thanks to everyone in our wonderful community, the Foodbank box in December was very well supported. We know that many people would like to continue to give on an occasional basis as there is still a pressing need to support the poorest people in our area so we will continue to have a box available for donations in the church on Sundays or you can give a donation to any member of our church community. We hope that we will also be able to have a box at any of our special events in future.

WEDDING DRESS DISPLAY
On 28 April, when we celebrate the feast of St Newlina in the village with lots of great activities, we would like to have a wedding dress display in the church. This depends on having some gowns to borrow! If you would be willing to put your dress on display in the church for that weekend, please contact Linda Angove (510778) and we will see if there is enough support to make this venture possible.

LIGHT UP THE TOWER
Several people have asked for the tower to be lit too commemorate something special in their lives. If you would like to do this, there are envelopes for your donation in the church on the top of the bookcase near the pillar at the back. Just fill in the details, add £10 and put the money in the donations box and we will do the rest for you. A sign in the church porch tells everyone what the special occasion is and you will know that the tower is lit just for you.

AND DON’T FORGET…We always have secondhand books in the church (at the back). The donation is only 20p and the stock is always changing so please look in to get a new collection to read and perhaps donate any books you have read and don’t want to keep.

For your Diary
Annual Parochial Church Meeting Wednesday 25th April 7.00pm in the Oxnam Room


For all queries please contact the Church Warden David Scott 01637 830347
In case you do not know St. Newlyna has its own ‘blog’ Access the latest news and photo archive www.stnewlyneastparishchurch.blogspot.com
Services and Events can also be found at 'A Church Near You' website.


For your Prayers
Please keep in your prayers all in our community who are in any kind of need and particularly the friends and families of those who have died and whose anniversaries during FEBRUARY


2nd Nellie Taylor, Henry Morgan
6th Amy Marcetta Tregunna
7th Desmond Chambersa, Gerald Moffatt, Gladys Hollingworth
8th Stanley Weston, Nel EvanS, Iris Woods
11th Jane Ann Strongman
12th Stanley Jennings, Bertram May, Myra Broughton
13th Ivy May Rose Trevenna
14th Priscilla Hosking, Catherine Adams, Amy Roberts
15th William Robert Payne
16th John Wills, Marjorie Crowle
17th Charles Leslie Bennetto, George Thomas
23rd Arthur Long Rice
24th Henry Rosewarne, Barbara Enid Roberts
25th Thomas Lawson, Ann Laybourne
27th Claudia Mcgrath, Frederick James Tippett
28th Peggy Meer, Harry Meer, Henry Meer29th Bill Goodman

January Notice Sheet

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE

JOIN US FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP IN JANUARY

1st -8.30am –Said Holy Communion-Revd. Hilary
1st -10.00am –Service of the Word –Reader - Mrs. Wendy Barritt

8th - 10.00am – Parish Eucharist –Revd. Hilary

20th -10.00am Service of the Word lead by the Worship Leaders

15th -11.00am UNITED SERVICE AT THE CHAPEL.
We are joining our Methodist friends for their Annual Covenant Service

22nd -10.00am –Parish Eucharist –Revd. Hilary

29th –Parish Eucharist Visiting Priest

For your Diary

5th February -8.30am –Said Holy Communion –Revd. Hilary
5th February -10.00am –Service of the Word - Mrs. Wendy Barritt



CONFIRMATION
We are looking forward to celebrating the confirmation of candidates within the churches of St. Enoder and St. Newlyn East 24th February 2012 at St. Enoder. If you would like to explore what Confirmation or Adult Baptism means for you please have a word with Revd. Hilary.


THANKYOU
A big thank you to all those who sponsored the beautiful Christmas Trees and to every one who helped to make St. Newlyna so welcoming and attractive for our many visitors. -Hilary




WHATS HAPPENING IN JANUARY?
Midweek Services, Meetings and Events

3rd /10th /17th /24th /31st Tuesday 9.30pm Holy Communion in the Lady Chapel - Revd. Hilary

Coffee Mornings resume Tuesday 10th January in the Oxnam Room

Wednesday 18th January–meeting of PCC 7.30pm in Oxnam Room




For your diary
9th February Deanery Synod at St. Michaels Newquay

11th Quizz in the Pub –See Posters for further details

18th Wedding –Verity Burch and Rob Simmonds



For your Prayers
Please keep in your prayers all in our community who are in any kind of need and particularly the friends and families of those who have died and whose anniversaries during JANUARY

1st Ursula Trethewey, Reginald Hollingworth
2nd Muriel Burton, Phylis Moses, Richard Potten
4th Laura Humpage
5th Gordon Young
6th Sheela Best, Ernest Tregunna, Iris Turner, Mary Ann Cook
7th Joy Channon, William Menheniott, Clifford Trethewey
8th George Wraith, francis Carhart, Roger Henwood
9th Nancy Thackeray
10th George Collins, Leslie Hicks
11th Annie Grace Maffatt
12th Kate Peggy Denny, Mary Jane Morcomb
13th Charles Humpage, Peter Biddick, Rodney Taylor
14th Winifred Glanville, John Morgan
15th Geoffrey Goddard
18th Edith Pascoe, Joseph Carhart, Min Hanley
19th Thelma May Lawer, Christpher Lawer, Millicent George
20th Thomas Brimacombe, Bernard Rooney, Angela Henwood
21st Edward Dix
22nd Edward Miles, Gertrude Winter
23rd William Jewell
25th Dorthea Rickard
26th Adrian Banfield
27th George Claud Sara
28th Percival Martin, May Morcam
31st Ellen Johnson