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September 2021 Newsletter 2
September 2021 Newsletter 2
WORSHIP CALENDAR
Sunday 5th September Trinity 14
T he holidays are over and we are settling back into
our weekly routines of work rest and play which
go on for most of the year, our ordinary time. It is the
Skelton 9:30am Morning Prayer same with the Church. We have two main festivals,
(Reader’s Sunday) Christmas and Easter. Each comes with a period of
Shipton 10:00am Family Worship preparation when we decorate our churches in purple
Newton 10:00am Holy Communion followed by the festival itself and a period of
celebration when the colour is white. For the rest of
Sunday 12th September Trinity 15
the year we are in Ordinary time. You will recognise
Skelton 9:30am Family Communion
Ordinary time because the Church and the vicar will
Shipton 10:00am Family Communion
be dressed in green.
Newton 11:00am Morning Prayer
So what is Ordinary time? In our creed we use
the words “born of the virgin Mary, suffered under
Sunday 19th September Trinity 16
Pontius Pilate, …”. Ordinary time is the space
Skelton 9:30am Family Communion
between the words Mary, and suffered. The readings
Shipton 10:00am Family Communion
we hear in church follow a three year cycle. In each of
Newton 10:00am Holy Communion
the three years we take one of the Synoptic Gospels,
Friday 24th September Matthew, Mark and Luke, and use it to tell the story
Skelton 7:00pm Prayers for Skelton of what Jesus did between the first Christmas and the
Village Hall first Easter, his Ordinary time.
So now we know what Ordinary time is for us
Sunday 26th September Trinity 17 and for the Church, what was Ordinary time like for
Skelton 9:30am Family Worship Jesus? He had the opportunity to work, rest and play
Shipton 10:00am Family Communion as we do but it wasn’t altogether ordinary. He was
Linton 11:00am Messy Church woken from one period of rest to calm the wind and
the waves. While playing at a wedding he just
Sunday 3rd October Trinity 18 happened to produce some of the finest wine from a
Skelton 9:30am Holy Communion collection of water jugs. And as for his work! He was a
Shipton 10:00am Family Worship teacher and what did he give us that we might
Newton 10:00am Holy Communion remember as being useful in life. He taught us ordinary
things, the Sermon on the Mount, the Lord’s Prayer, a
new Commandment to love one another as he loved
Newton services are now available online from the us, and occasionally after a long day of teaching he
church’s Facebook page. All online services are fed several thousand people with next to nothing. His
permanently saved, and can be viewed at any time. ordinary powers extended to healing the sick and the
lame and raising the dead. He reached out to one and
all; the rich and the poor, the saint and the sinner,
Worship Calendar Services subject to change at short those of faith or none. They were all students of life.
notice, in line with government guidelines, infection All they had to do was listen to and learn the lesson
rates and PCCs. and then carry it with them.
In the Church today one of the themes that is
From the Register: being promoted is for us all to be more Christ like.
Skelton: Marriage of Craig & Nicola, 30th July What is Christ like? All of the above. But we can’t be
Newton: Marriage of Toni Watson & Peter Barnes, 31st July
all of the above. However, we can aspire to be more
Shipton: Marriage of Scott Spence & Rachel Holyoak. 13th August
Christ like than we are now and therein lies the
NOTICES FOR THE NEWSLETTER should be received by the 15th of challenge. Maybe Ordinary time isn’t so ordinary after
September for the October issue. all!
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GENERAL NOTICES Skelton WI Monthly meeting in the village hall at 7.30pm.
Visitors always welcome. Please ring 470605 for more
Parish Administrator Vacancy: Important role information
assisting in paperwork for Baptisms, Weddings
and Funerals. If interested, please contact any Skelton Primary School We are pleased to announce that
our wonderful village primary school has recently been
of the Church Wardens (contact details on front awarded by Ofsted a ”GOOD” report. Please pop in or call
page of Newsletter). the school office on 01904 555170 to arrange a visit or for
further information. www.skeltonprimaryschool.org
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NEWTON, LINTON & NEWTON, LINTON &
BENINGBROUGH NEWS BENINGBROUGH NEWS (continued)
Shelf Indulgence Cafe: Indulge in a special coffee (latte, Minute Secretary needed for Parochial Church Council
cappuccino, expresso, etc.), or choose from a selection of quarterly meetings (currently online). If you could help by
teas and infusions with an included warm, freshly-baked taking notes, typing and emailing them to members of the
croissant or scone. Forward-buy a coffee for a new PCC, we’d love to hear from you. Please email
resident or friend! Take home ‘off the shelf’ freshly-baked sbdow@allsaintsnewton.org.uk for more details. If you’d
cakes, scones or sweeties from our selection. Browse our like to help the church and keep informed about what’s
shelves of books for sale at bargain prices. Each session happening, this is the perfect opportunity! You don’t need
supported by a charity. Citizens Advice Bureau will attend to be a member of the congregation. Thank you in
the first cafe session at 10.30 a.m. on Saturday 11th advance.
September in our newly-restored, warm and cosy
church. Everyone welcome. Book of Remembrance: If you would like an entry for a
deceased loved one in the church’s new Book of
Friends of All Saints: If you’re interested in the church as Remembrance, please complete the form on the church
a historic building, community landmark, or merely a website: www.allsaintsnewton.weebly.com and pay the
special place, the launch of the Friends of All Saints may small fee required to cover calligraphy charges into the
interest you! You don’t have to be a churchgoer; just specified account. The book will be on permanent display
someone who is keen to preserve and maintain this in the church.
beautiful community asset for future generations. There
will be a number of Friends social events throughout the North Yorkshire Dance Academy Classes have
year. The first is a free wine-and-cheese with live music resumed on Tuesdays at 7:30pm. For further details
from Chris on keyboard, and a chance to look around the contact Diane Sugden on 07810 483 546, or email:
restored church. Come along at 7pm on Wednesday 15th dancewithdiance@googlemail.com or see our Facebook
September. Future events for members will include a page @northyorkshiredanceacademy.
speaker from Beningbrough Hall and a mixture of other
talks and entertainments. All proceeds will be strictly Messy Church: This popular morning event for children
confined to the repair and maintenance of the building. (accompanied by a parent/carer) makes a welcome return
Everyone welcome. at 11am on Sunday 26th September in Linton on Ouse
Village Hall. Come and bring your little ones for a mixture
Foodbank Collection: The next collection for York of stories, crafts, songs and refreshments, adding up to a
Foodbank will be between 10 and 11 a.m. on Thursday fun Sunday morning. Families new to the area especially
9th September at All Saints lych-gate. Items needed will welcome!
be listed on the community forums and church Facebook
page. Please help to provide groceries for those in most
need. Thank you. Adverts:
Linton on Ouse Parish Council: Contact Please mention the Parish & Community Newsletter
when contacting advertisers
lintonparishcouncil@outlook.com for details of the next
meeting.
Craft and Chat is suspended until further notice. Please Would you like a helping hand to keep your
contact Maureen Stringer on 01347 848268 with queries. garden beautiful?
General Knowledge Quiz: Suspended until further notice weeding garden tidying lawn edging
due to Covid-19. Contact Mark on 07961 361048 for
further details. Call Alex on:
Newton on Ouse Parish Hall 100 Club Ring Wendy for Tel: 01347 848060 GARDEN BEAUTIFUL
Mob: 07905 102702 garden maintenance
details on 01347 844036.
Linton History Group: For more information please
contact Maureen on 01347848268 or check website
https://lintonhistorygroup.weebly.com/ .
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