Methodist Matters - May 2023
22nd May 2023 | Churches
Many Churches in a much more prominent location than ours use their external notice boards to send a humorous message with a meaning to those passing by. Here are just a few examples.
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Many Churches in a much more prominent location than ours use their external notice boards to send a humorous message with a meaning to those passing by. Here are just a few examples.
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Leicester Cathedral Choir will sing at St. Peter’s Church, Church Langton, for a full Choral Evensong to mark the Festival of St. Petertide.
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One has to arrive in Foxton along the road that passes Gartree Prison to note the wonderful landscape. Foxton has a charmingly simple village layout almost grid-like which, following the arrival of the Grand Junction canal in 1800s, lies below this waterway with a few exceptions.
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The Coronation Service will take place on the morning of Saturday, 6 May at Westminster Abbey. St Wilfrid’s Church Hall will be open if people would like to come together to watch the televised service. The times are due to be announced soon.
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On Friday 3 March, Kibworth was part of a huge wave of prayer encircling the earth for at least 38 hours. It all began at dawn in Western Samoa and Tonga in the Pacific Ocean (when we were listening to the 6pm news on Thursday evening) and ended at dusk in American Samoa (when we were having our Saturday morning breakfast).
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The monthly meeting of St Wilfrid’s Mothers’ Union took place on Thursday, 2 March. Following a communion service in the Church, the members adjourned to the hall for a talk. This was given by Janice Lunn and Yvonne Smith from the Leicestershire diocese. Their talk focused on the projects MU have become involved with during the seventy year reign of Queen Elizabeth II who had been the Patron of the MU organisation.
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I expect a great many readers have visited this church not necessarily to worship but to look with wonder and awe at the numerous decorated Christmas Trees that form the now annual Burton Overy Christmas Tree Festival. This began back in the year 2000 and has been held annually except for the two years when Covid prevented it from happening.
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