Sunday 19th January 2020
Benefice New Year Lunch
The Downe Arms at Wykeham
Nearly 60 members of the Benefice enjoyed Lunch and fellowship
at the Downe Arms
Christmas 2019 Sock Appeal -
with a twist. To support those in our Community who are homeless or in need over the festive season we have some pairs of thick winter socks available from the PCC (or buy a pair) then fill one sock with toiletries - toothpaste, tooth brush, roll on deodorant (alcohol free), soap, travel showergel/shampoo and cereal bars and so on but no sharps please.
Use the second sock as a lid and hand the result to a member of the PCC by mid December. Many thanks - Ashlie.
with a twist. To support those in our Community who are homeless or in need over the festive season we have some pairs of thick winter socks available from the PCC (or buy a pair) then fill one sock with toiletries - toothpaste, tooth brush, roll on deodorant (alcohol free), soap, travel showergel/shampoo and cereal bars and so on but no sharps please.
Use the second sock as a lid and hand the result to a member of the PCC by mid December. Many thanks - Ashlie.
Saturday 7th December 2019
Coffee (or Tea) and Mince Pie Morning - 10.30 am until noon
Roll up ! Roll up ! Join in the Fun
Greetings Cards, Cakes Stalls
and a Very Special Raffle : win a Family Christmas Present
a Special Gift box with a present for
Mum, Dad and two Children Inside
Specially made by a friend of Saint Saviour's
The draw for this raffle will take place after Mass during coffee on
Sunday 15th December
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Monday 23rd September 2019
Parish Pilgrimage to
The Shrine of our Lady of Walsingham
in Norfolk
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Monday 23rd September 2019
Parish Pilgrimage to
The Shrine of our Lady of Walsingham
in Norfolk
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Saturday 20th July 2019 2 pm
Calling all Ladies
a
Strawberry Tea
was held in the Church
The afternoon was enjoyed by z number of people
and a good time was had by all present.
Saturday 8th June 2019
Walsingham Day at St Martin's Church
10.00 am Coffee for 10.30 am start (concluding by 4.00 pm)
there were presentations and discussions about Walsingham as a place of Pilgrimage; the significance of
Mary, 'Our Lady of Walsingham'; the liturgies of sprinkling and healing that are offered at Walsingham;
the fellowship enjoyed on pilgrimage and how pilgrimage can help us grow spiritually.
There was a Sung Mass at 12 noon followed by a bring and share lunch.
In the afternoon, healing ministry as offered at Walsingham was offered
and the day concluded with a procession and Benediction.
Saturday 25th May 2019
Crafty Kids
the seventh session
The Theme was Pentecost
when we learnt about the coming of
the Holy Spirit in tongues of fire
Some of the work the Crafty Kids did
showing the Spiirit coming in ongues of fire :
Crafty Kids
the seventh session
The Theme was Pentecost
when we learnt about the coming of
the Holy Spirit in tongues of fire
Some of the work the Crafty Kids did
showing the Spiirit coming in ongues of fire :
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Saturday 11th May 2019 2.30 p.m.
Memorable Miscellany of Music
Another fun afternoon with a Concert including a shortened version of Trial by Jury
This was a stunning concert attended by over
60 people and raised more than £400
towards Church Funds
DURING THE SEASON OF LENT INSTEAD OF 'GIVING UP' SOMETHING FOR LENT OUR CRAFTY KIDS 'TOOK ON' SOMETHING' -
THE IDEA OF 40 DAYS AND 40 TINS WAS BORN.
THE IDEA WAS TAKEN UP BY THE WHOLE PARISH
THEY COLLECTED 1 TIN PER DAY AND THEN BROUGHT 40 TINS TO THE CHURCH DURING LENT.
WHILST TINNED FOOD IS THE FIRST THING ONE THINKS OF THESE ITEMS ALSO INCLUDED PERSONAL HYGIENE GOODS OR THINGS TAILORED TOWARDS YOUNGER CHILDREN.
THESE WERE GIVEN AS A GIFT FROM THE ST SAVIOUR'S CHURCH
TO THOSE IN NEED, THROUGH THE RAINBOW CENTRE.
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FROM AN ARTICLE IN THE MERCURY DATED 2 MARCH 1956
Church officials with the Sunday school teachers. From left to right
(back row): Mrs. R. Laycock, Mr. J. Tovell (verger), Mr. A. J. Mennell (churchwarden), the Vicar, the Rev. A. J. Price,
Mr. J. Stone (assistant churchwarden), Mr. A. Pickup, and Mrs. A. Pickup (Sunday school teacher)
(front row): Mrs. A. J. Mennell (Sunday school teacher), Miss R. Wilcock,
Mr. G. Carnell (assistant treasurer), Mr. G. Cattle, Mr. F. L. Mason (parochial
church council secretary), Miss M. Coates, and Mrs. Lord (Sunday school teacher).
(back row): Mrs. R. Laycock, Mr. J. Tovell (verger), Mr. A. J. Mennell (churchwarden), the Vicar, the Rev. A. J. Price,
Mr. J. Stone (assistant churchwarden), Mr. A. Pickup, and Mrs. A. Pickup (Sunday school teacher)
(front row): Mrs. A. J. Mennell (Sunday school teacher), Miss R. Wilcock,
Mr. G. Carnell (assistant treasurer), Mr. G. Cattle, Mr. F. L. Mason (parochial
church council secretary), Miss M. Coates, and Mrs. Lord (Sunday school teacher).
The scout group is very active. The troop consists of (left to right)
back row: Frank Barnish, R. C. F. Rowson (scoutmaster),
the Vicar, the Rev. J. A. Price, G. E. Wetherill (assistant scout-master), and Michael Todd.
(front row): Alan Bellwood, John Thompson, Roy Piper, and Peter Webster.
back row: Frank Barnish, R. C. F. Rowson (scoutmaster),
the Vicar, the Rev. J. A. Price, G. E. Wetherill (assistant scout-master), and Michael Todd.
(front row): Alan Bellwood, John Thompson, Roy Piper, and Peter Webster.
Mr. G. Greaves, the organist and choirmaster is to be seen with the choir.
They are from left to right
(back row): Mrs. A. Chapman, Mr. G. Carnell, Mrs. C. Dobson, Mr. C. Dobson, Mrs. R. Laycock, Miss R. Wilcock,
Mr. R. Wilcock, and Miss H. Price;
(middle row): Mr. F. L. Mason, A. Bell, D. Dobson, Mr. Greaves, F. Willis, C. Firby, and Mr. F. King;
(front row): M. Hall, J. W. Thompson, B. King, P. Haworth, I. Paxton, P. Webster, and B. Allen.
They are from left to right
(back row): Mrs. A. Chapman, Mr. G. Carnell, Mrs. C. Dobson, Mr. C. Dobson, Mrs. R. Laycock, Miss R. Wilcock,
Mr. R. Wilcock, and Miss H. Price;
(middle row): Mr. F. L. Mason, A. Bell, D. Dobson, Mr. Greaves, F. Willis, C. Firby, and Mr. F. King;
(front row): M. Hall, J. W. Thompson, B. King, P. Haworth, I. Paxton, P. Webster, and B. Allen.
The Vicar with the altar servers, from left to right:
(back row): Mr. F. L. Mason, Mr. N. Wortley (Treasurer) the Rev. A. J. Price, Mr. G. Carnell, and Mr. R. Emmerson;
(front row): G. Wetherill, I. Paxton, A. Pickup, A. Todd, P. Mason, and M. Todd.
(back row): Mr. F. L. Mason, Mr. N. Wortley (Treasurer) the Rev. A. J. Price, Mr. G. Carnell, and Mr. R. Emmerson;
(front row): G. Wetherill, I. Paxton, A. Pickup, A. Todd, P. Mason, and M. Todd.
