ST. BARNABAS AND ST. MARY`S PARISH

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focus more on what we can do for ourselves rather than waiting for
things happen to us. There is a well-known quote which says, 'to live
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a desire to live well and embrace change as it happens in our lives;
Ageing, relationships, loved one's dying.
There is a school of thought which says that no one can really
empower us, we can only empower ourselves. The Chinese say that
the word crisis also translates as an opportunity. Rather than moving
from one crisis to the next we see ourselves as moving from one
opportunity to the next. The most useful question to ask from every
experience is 'what can I learn from this'?
Embrace the learnings however hard and move on. I will say that
again, embrace the learning no matter how hard and move on. No
matter how hard on our ego or self-image, we need to continually
look at ourselves, especially our motivations for doing what we do. I
have read that by the time we reach thirty five we have our minds
made up about the big issues, having fixed views about everything.
I suggest change becomes possible when I love myself enough:
1. that I quit settling for too little.
2. that I come to know my own goodness.
3. that I begin taking the gift of life seriously and gratefully.
4. that I begin to slow down - way down - And that makes all the
difference.
5. that I re-define success and life becomes simple; oh, and the
pleasure of that.
6. that I come to know that I am worthy of knowing God directly.
7. that I give up the belief that God is hard.
8. that I learn to meet my own needs and not call it selfish.
9. that I quit ignoring or tolerating my pain.
10. that I start feeling all my feelings, not analysing them – really
feeling them. When I do, something amazing happens, try it and see.
11. that I quit wishing my life looks some other way and begin to see
that as it is my life serves my evolution.
12. that I begin to feel a divine presence in me and hear its guidance.
13. that I quit exhausting myself by trying so hard.
14. that I stop blaming myself for choices I have made which made
me feel safe, and take responsibility for them.
15. that I begin to see the abuse in trying to force something or
someone who isn't ready to include me.
16. that I become my own authority by listening to the wisdom of my
heart, this is how God speaks to me.
17. I begin leaving whatever isn't healthy; this means people, jobs,
my own beliefs and habits – anything that keeps me small.
18. that I give up perfection – that killer of joy.
19. that I can tell the truth about my gifts and limitations.
20. that I can feel God in me and God in you.
21. that I learn to say no when I want to and yes when I want to.
22. that I realise that I am never alone.
23. that I quit re-hashing the past and worrying about the future which
keeps me in the present where aliveness lives.
Changing any routine or behaviour is hard work, we must love
ourselves UN-conditionally to do so, pray to the Holy Spirit for the
strength to overcome our human weaknesses and humbly seek
guidance. I want to conclude with a favourite saying of mine, 'the
reason angels can fly is because they take themselves so lightly'!
I wondered where the draught came from! The organ
restoration
By Richard Watts
To recap - 2 years ago the organ rebuild project started after the
discovery of a split in one of the main wind reservoirs which led to the
discovery that all the leatherwork was over 100 years old and needed
repairs. Advice from the diocese was that all leatherwork should be
replaced and other repairs carried out as soon as possible.
An organ consultant was employed and three quotations obtained
with the winning quotation being just under £70,000.
As I write in mid-March 2015 much work has already been carried out
with the first two of the releathered reservoirs, together with other
parts, returned from the organ builders works to the church where
they sit, protected by cling film, on pews in the South Aisle.
Gradually more parts are removed from the organ and being returned
to the organ works for renovation and this process will carry on for
potentially three months since none of the upper work repairs have
been started.
The electronic organ installed temporarily has come from my home
and has been enhanced by the speaker system installed behind the
main pipes. The siting of the organ console is very good for seeing
and conducting the choir and did lead us to consider, at one point,
whether a better position for the pipe organ was possible. Sadly,
without a major incursion into the Lady Chapel this will not be
possible.
At the same time as the organ work is being carried out attention is
being given to a large area of bad plastering behind the bass organ
pipes to prevent further damp coming in and to remove and seal
plasterwork where it had crumbled away.
We all look forward to the completion of the work, possibly in May,
when a series of organ concerts will be announced and the church
wardens able to reclaim the South Aisle pews for the use of the
congregation.
St Barnabas Wives Fellowship.
There was no meeting in January.
February - we had a silent Auction which raised £74.90 for our funds,
we also had a Jacket Potato Supper which included Apple Strudel
and Custard followed by tea/coffee and the drawing of the raffle.
March - Melodica a group of 10 working mums came and sang for
us. Steph explained how they got together before they sang songs
from Chess and Wizzard of Oz followed by a selection of songs some
by Adele and the Corrs.
After which we had Simnel cake made by one of our members with
tea/coffee and the usual raffle.
The Men of Linslade: 2 by Kate Crooks
Private Jack Walker 9519, 2nd Bn., Bedfordshire Regiment
Died 8 November 1914, age 23
Jack Walker’s father John moved from East Dereham in Norfolk to
Leighton Buzzard in the 1880s. John Walker was a “coachsmith”, as
was his father before him, and it is tempting to imagine him moving to
Linslade for a job at W King’s Battlesden Steam Carriage Works, the
predecessor of Morgan & Co on the site now occupied by Tesco.
John was born in Suffolk and married Letitia Oakes, also from
Suffolk, in Leighton Buzzard in the summer of 1887. They had three
sons, Harry, Jack (actually another John) and Albert, moving to 38
New Road, Linslade between the births of Harry, in 1888 and Jack, in
early 1891. John died in late 1899 at the age of 34, leaving Letitia to
support her family as best she could. Although her house was small,
she took in four boarders.
On the 1911 Census Jack appears as a 20 year old Private in the 2nd
Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment in Bermuda. It is likely that Jack’s
older brother Harry was also a serving soldier; from early in WW1 the
Leighton Buzzard Observer consistently includes “Harry Walker of
New Road”, as well as Jack, in its regular list of men who were
serving.
At the outbreak of WW1 the 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment
was in South Africa, from where they returned to England
immediately to re-equip. They reached Belgium on 7 October 1914
and took up a position on the Ypres-Menin road. They first saw action
on 18 October, and fought throughout the 1st Battle of Ypres (19
October - 22 November).
Jack Walker was presumed to have died on 8 November 1914 and is
commemorated on the Ploegsteert Memorial. The Battalion War
Diary shows that the Battalion was relieved on 5 November; they had
been in the trenches for eighteen days of heavy fighting and suffered
many casualties. On 8 November the Battalion was in Ploegsteert
and the Diary records no action or casualties on that day.
Jack’s younger brother Albert, a coach painter, enlisted in the middle
of September 1914 in the Buckinghamshire Battalion of the Territorial
Force (at seventeen and a half he was too young for the Regular
Army) and served throughout the war. Despite being gassed several
times he was declared fit on demobilization in 1919.
Answer to Ian’s puzzle from last month.
No, it is not that they all have at least 2 double letters....
Answer:
In all of the words listed, if you take the first letter, place it at the
end of the word, and then spell the word backwards, it will be the
same word. Did you figure it out? No? Then send this to more people
and stump them as well. Then, you'll feel better too.....
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Back to Basics by Ian Woodward 26th, October 2014
At St Barnabas 08:00 & 10:00 .Readings: Leviticus 19:1&2, 15-18, 1
Thessalonians 2:1-8, Matthew 22:34-46
Open our hearts, Lord that we may hear you speaking to each one of
us. Amen.
Have you heard the weather forecast?
Tomorrow will be muggy, followed by tuggy, weggy...
Two drunks met on a train and one said to the other, “Is this
Wembley?” “No, it’s Thursday!” “So am I. Let’s go and have a drink!”
Little word jokes. I like words and word puzzles and jokes.
The scribes and Pharisees liked words and used them. They used
them to try and trip up Jesus. They asked questions to which any
answer was wrong. Or so they thought.
But Jesus just wanted to point people toward God. He wanted
them to get back to basics. Jesus wanted people to understand
God’s words. Not to be confused by them.
But the Chief Priest and his friends had other ideas. I am sure that
the Chief Priest had a group of scholars, tucked away, thinking of
questions to ask Jesus. Questions to bring down his popularity.
Questions with impossible answers.
And they would follow Him around waiting for the moment. But
sometimes questions came up spontaneously. Someone would ask
the question. The crowd would nod that it was a good question.
Then everyone would wait.
The woman was caught in adultery! “Should we stone her?”
Answer “No!” and Jesus is not following the law. Answer “Yes!” and
he condemns the woman to death. Jesus tells them to follow the law,
but let him that is without sin cast the first stone.
That could have happened spontaneously but this question, “Should
we pay taxes to Rome?” I don’t think so. “Yes!” is not a popular
answer, and “No!” is treason. But Jesus takes a coin and says this is
Caesars head. Give to Caesar what is Caesars and to God what is
God’s.
The scribes would be ready to jump on any indiscretion. The ordinary
people would just wait for the answer. Several times it is recorded,
“That no one dare ask him any more questions.” That is until the next
time. Until the “group” comes up with another question.
Then they come up with a question. An age old question for
academic Jews of their era. What is the greatest
commandment? How often did the learned men of Judah
discuss this? Some approach the commandments like an exam.
Attempt any three.
So they ask Jesus. Which is the greatest commandment? And
there is no messing about with the answer, No parables, no “Let me
ask you a question first. And I am sure he looked them in eye and
said,
“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your
soul and with all your mind.” “And the second is likened to it
“To love your neighbour as you love yourself.”
And he adds, “On these two commandments hang all the Law and
the Prophets.” Back to basics, love God, love your neighbour. In
almost everything when stuck, back to basics.
I worked for BT for thirty years and a friend of mine always said,
Whenever we were stuck on a fault, “Its only two wires, Ian”.
To love God is a direct quote from, what we know as, Deuteronomy
6:5. Jesus is telling them and us to love God with everything we
have. Last week Bernard told us, at harvest, that we were thanking
God.
Thanking Him for His gifts to us and for ourselves.
That is how we love God with all our being. When we see a tree or
flower, an animal or bird. When I see a red kite circling, trying to
catch a thermal, I want to stop the traffic and get everyone to watch.
When we lived in Dagenham we found a mummy hedgehog and
babies in our garden. I am sure that you have seen some wonderful
sights in God’s World, met some wonderful people. We should all
Praise God for all those things.
The love your neighbour quote comes from Leviticus 19:18. He had
already told them who their neighbours were. He had demonstrated it
also in never turning anybody away.
It is not easy, but we must keep asking ourselves, “Would I want to
be treated in that way?” “Am I being as fair to that person as I would
want others to be to me?”
Let us not play word games. Let us not think that it will not matter this
once. If we love God it always matters how we treat others.
Because we are watched, by ourselves, by others and by God.
There is a story at the end of the 19th century a woman came for
communion. In those days you needed a communion coin to be able
to take communion. So she came to the priest and he asked her
several questions about the Catechism and asked her to read a
passage from the Bible.
The poor woman had no learning whatsoever and looked up from the
Bible and said, “Sir, I cannot answer your questions and I cannot
read these holy words, I just want to worship and praise my Lord and
Saviour.” She got her coin.
Let us get back to basics, Love God and Love your
neighbour.
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From the Register
R.I.P. February:
2: Dorothy McGilvray at Crownhill;
3: Vera Croxford at St. Nicholas;
4: Pamela Swadling at St. Leonard’s,
Frederick Winsby at Crownhill;
6: Donald Hyde at St. Barnabas;
9: Margaret Flemming at All Saints;
10: Raymond Johnson at Crownhill,
Jonathan Guess at All Saints;
11: Pauline Bailey at Crownhill;
12: Rev’d Vernon Smith at All Saints;
13: Pamela Stringall at The Woodland Hall;
16: Anne Wildman at Crownhill;
17: Sheila Lewis at St. Barnabas;
18: June Kempster at St. Barnabas;
19: Trevor Lunnon at All Saints;
20: Marea Card at St. Leonard’s;
24: James Holliman at Crownhill;
25: Eric Ephgrave at All Saints;
26: Eric Guess at Home
Years Mind April
MARGARET GODDARD;
OLIVE LOCKWOOD;
ESTHER TOMB;
TED BARRETT;
JEAN HERBERT;
OWAIN JONES;
PAMELA LONGMAN;
PETER GREEN;
DONALD GREEN;
BERNARD SMITH;
DEIRDRE RICHARDS;
CHARLES HOLLANDS;
DAVID GUESS;
DANIEL HART.
Middle Pages in colour please
Bishop Richard and Fr Bernard in St. Barnabas
10a.m service on 8th March 2015
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designed by Sheila Deighton and feature much symbolism.
There are five kneelers. The central one has a unique design whilst the
four outside are of a similar pattern. The motif in the middle of the central
kneeler of chalice and ears of wheat, flanked by bunches of grapes, is
emblematic of the elements of the Eucharist. The upper and lower borders
are common to all the kneelers. The roses are symbolic of the diocese of
Saint Alban’s, whilst the lower border of thistles are the emblem of Saint
Barnabas.
In the centre of the outer kneelers is a scallop shell an emblem of our
pilgrimage.
The kneelers were embroidered by Sheila, Carolyn Birch, Anne Ewart,
and Sandra Moore. The canvases were mounted on frames for
embroidery by John Deighton, who also drove to and fro to Norfolk
several times to organise the filling.
The canvas has a mesh of 10 per inch. Therefore 100 stitches are needed
per square inch of embroidery meaning that in total we have close to half
a million stitches!
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Services for Holy Week:
Monday 30th March: 9:30 am Eucharist. 7:00 pm Stations of
the Cross led by Rev’d Wyn.
Tuesday 31st March: 9:30 am Eucharist. 7:00 pm Stations of
the Cross
Wednesday 1st April: 9:30 am Eucharist. 7:00 pm Stations of
the Cross.
Thursday 2nd April – MAUNDY THURSDAY: There will be no
morning Eucharist today.
11 am: Chrism Eucharist in St. Alban’s Cathedral with
renewal of Ministerial vows and Blessing of Holy Oils for
the New Year.
8 pm: EUCHARIST OF THE LAST SUPPER, followed by
Watch until Midnight
Good Friday 3rd April: 9:30 am Simple Children’s Service
followed by Hot Cross Buns in the Hall.
10:45 am Procession leaves St Barnabas to join the Collective
Act of Witness in the High Street at 11:15 am.
12:15 Stations of the Cross in St Barnabas
1:30 pm LITURGY OF GOOD FRIDAY in St Barnabas,
including the Passion Gospel from St John, Prayers, Veneration
of the Cross and
Communion from the reserved Sacrament
Saturday 4th April: 9:00 am Morning Prayer at St Mary’s. 4:30
pm Evening Prayer at St Mary’s.
Easter Day 5th April:
5:45 am at St Mary’s THE EASTER VIGIL
This service begins with Bible readings in darkness, then the
lighting of the New Fire, symbolising Jesus rising from the
tomb. We renew our own Baptism vows, and finally celebrate a
joyful Eucharist as the sun rises. Later on at St Barnabas we
will celebrate 8 am said Eucharist. 10 am PARISH
EUCHARIST. 6pm Festal Evensong.
Coming Soon
Sunday 19th April. Annual Parochial Church Meeting begins at
11.15 am.
Friday 1st May: Elections to the Diocesan Synod begin.
Saturday 13th June: Summer Fair
Sunday: 14th June: Our Patronal Festival
Saturday 20th June: Archbishop Justin is preaching at St.
Alban’s abbey for their Albanstide celebrations. Please book
the date now; we hope to charter a coach.
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Buzzard (01525)373357
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BROWNS
of Leighton Buzzard
Grovebury Road, LU7 4UX
01525 372062 Est. since 1830
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ALL OF OUR MOWERS OVER £100 ARE ASSEMBLED. RUN AND TESTED
READY FOR YOU TO TAKE HOME AND MOW!
All products are backed up by our extensive parts counter and workshop
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For all your
Accountancy & Tax needs
Call in or phone
Mike or Sharon on
01525 851101
8 New Road, Linslade
Leighton Buzzard
Beds. LU7 2LX
info@holmesandcompany.co.uk
Clergy Details
MENTMORE ROAD
UNDER 5’s PLAYGROUP
TEAM VICAR: The Rev’d Bernard
Minton, The Vicarage, 372149
Email: bernardminton@aol.com
Fr. Bernard is also usually available in
Church on Saturday mornings after
Morning Prayer.
Daily sessions for 21/2 - 5 years
(Not Tuesdays) 9.30-12.00
For information please contact
The Pavilion. 07845 971542
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Reg Charity No 1022404
ASST. PRIEST: The Rev’d Wyn Jones,
PrintWay, 373638
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Woodside
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STORES
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can receive news
items
by
telephone
(371802) or e-mail
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at linsladeparishoffice@googlemail.
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com
Web page: www.linslade-parish.org.uk
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33/35 NEW ROAD, LINSLADE
Our Store is open 7 days a week...
Till Late
Fresh uncut Bread daily
Off-Licence with a large
8.00amselection
Holy Communion
(said)
of wines
Fresh
Fruit
& Vegetables
10.00am
Parish
Eucharist
Murrays the Printers Ltd
97-100 Alston Drive
the magazine by email:
Bradwell Abbey
modernpammorris@gmail.com; by post
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Springfield
Road,
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01908 326 560
using ‘M’ in pigeon holes at back of church.
info@murrays-printers.co.uk
www.murrays-printers.co.uk
Photographs and art work to Barbara
Appleyard in church.
,Large selection of Greeting Cards
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Community Hall for Hire
Linslade Community
Hall is Hall
available
for hire for private
Community
for Hire
Local
Computer
Support
functions or regular bookings.
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Community
Hallmeeting
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available
forinhire
for private
Small
business
specialist
in Leighton-Linslade
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are now
two additional
rooms
the Dorothy
Hall suite
functions
or
regular
bookings..
which have a seated capacity of 25 and 10 respectively. These rooms
are on the second floor and are self contained from the main Hall
For more with
information,
charges,
please
their ownincluding
toilet andhiring
kitchen
facilities.
call Janet Miller, on 01525-385326,
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more
including hire charges, please email Janet
email
atinformation,
janetmiller.Ich@gmail.com
Miller
at
janetmiller.lch@gmail.com,
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Paddocks, Linslade
call
her
or view on the website on 01525 385326
or write to her at 45 The Paddocks, Linslade
You can also view details about the hall on the website
www.linslade-community-hall.org.uk
www.linslade-community-hall.org.uk
NOTE NEW CONTACT DETAILS
Is your computerEVENTS
slowing down over time? Network causing problems?
FORTHCOMING
Saturday 2nd November: All Souls’ Day. Requiem Eucharist 12 noon.
Are your systems old and need updating?
There is a list for names to be commemorated at the Requiem Service
at the back of the church on the table in
frontour
of the
font. Please
Keep
number
handywrite
in case
NO MORE COMPUTER
HEADACHES
clearly!
You need OIL URGENTLY
Sunday 3rd November:
All Saints’ Sunday. As well as our usual
We work with office networks or individual computers.
OUT OF
OIL?
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at St
Barnabas
attry
3pm
deliver
the
same
day.
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will
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are
invited
to
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Saints
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conversion
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Microsoft
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365history
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Security awareness
Sunday
10th
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data
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Sunday 1st December: Advent Sunday.Your
Advent
Lunch
in the
Hall.
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locally
owned
and
operated
will be a Concert and Evensong by the Linsdale
Singers
in
the
afternoon.
independent supplier.
12 Beaudesert,
Leighton Buzzard3pm
LU7 1HZ
Sunday
8th December:
Carol Service at St Mary’s.
Order online:
01525
Tel: 01525
38 Tel:
48
69 309730
Sunday
15th December:
Christingle
3pm.
Email: peter.bate@bluedoorcomputing.co.uk
web:and
mkoil.co.uk
Sundaywww.bluedoorcomputing.co.uk
22nd December: Service of Nine Lessons
Carols 6pm.
email:
sales@mkoil.co.uk
Tuesday
December:
Crib
Service 4pm. Midnight Mass 11.30pm.
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appointments
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Wednesday 25th December: Christmas Day Eucharists at 8am (said)
and 10am (Sung)www.FutureITSupport.co.uk
as usual. Please bring a new toy to the 10am Eucharist
to be blessed.
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