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SERVICES
SERVICES
Sunday 2nd August - 9th Sunday after Trinity
9.30 Holy Communion (CW)
Halberton
11.00 Holy Communion (CW)
Holcombe Rogus
READINGS
READINGS
Sunday 2nd August - 9th Sunday after Trinity
Old Testament Isaiah 55.1-5
Epistle Romans 9.1-5
Gospel Matthew 14.13-21
Click here to see this Sunday's Readings
TEAM DIARY. Click here to see whole Diary
This service is on the first Sunday each month, apart from August, no August service. The next service is 6th September at 6pm
Talk about The Berkeley Sideboard by Martin Berkeley
Saturday 1st August, 2.00pm
St Andrew's Halberton
Talk about The Berkeley Sideboard by Martin Berkeley
Saturday 1st August, 2.00pm
St Andrew's Halberton
Martin Berkeley, who donated the sideboard back to St Andrew's, is coming to talk to the Halberton History Group. He will explain about, and they will examine, fascinating documents, written by the Redv Sackville Berkeley detailing his parish life here. He cared for many parishes in the area and must have gone about on horseback or with a horse and cart..
Martin Berkeley, who donated the sideboard back to St Andrew's, is coming to talk to the Halberton History Group. He will explain about, and they will examine, fascinating documents, written by the Redv Sackville Berkeley detailing his parish life here. He cared for many parishes in the area and must have gone about on horseback or with a horse and cart..
Martin is a very interesting speaker .
Martin is a very interesting speaker .
We will be serving tea, cake and scones after Martin talks to our History Group and would welcome anyone in the Team who would be interested in attending.
We will be serving tea, cake and scones after Martin talks to our History Group and would welcome anyone in the Team who would be interested in attending.
If you are thinking of coming, please could you message Heather Corden on 07815 758438, just so we have an idea of numbers for catering? Thank you’
If you are thinking of coming, please could you message Heather Corden on 07815 758438, just so we have an idea of numbers for catering? Thank you’
This wonderful dresser/sideboard has been donated to St Andrew’s, Halberton by Martin Berkeley of Shepton Mallet.
This wonderful dresser/sideboard has been donated to St Andrew’s, Halberton by Martin Berkeley of Shepton Mallet.
Initially, it was presented by the parishioners of Halberton, to the Revd. Sackville Hamilton Berkeley in 1864 in grateful thanks for his care and ministry on his departure from the Parish and has remained within the Berkeley family ever since.
Initially, it was presented by the parishioners of Halberton, to the Revd. Sackville Hamilton Berkeley in 1864 in grateful thanks for his care and ministry on his departure from the Parish and has remained within the Berkeley family ever since.
Its design includes features which matches elements of our Rood Screen.
Its design includes features which matches elements of our Rood Screen.
It is a stunning piece of furniture which fits beautifully under our north-west window and has made our children’s area feel really complete.
It is a stunning piece of furniture which fits beautifully under our north-west window and has made our children’s area feel really complete.
We are delighted that it has come ‘home’! We also have copies of newspaper cuttings from the time of the original presentation.
We are delighted that it has come ‘home’! We also have copies of newspaper cuttings from the time of the original presentation.
LIFEPATH TIVERTON
LIFEPATH TIVERTON
Four people from SPTMC took part in Lifepath Tiverton at the beginning of June -Steph Packham and Pam Holley from Uplowman, and Mandy and Christopher Rowley from Sampford Peverell. Nearly 300 Yr 4 children from the Tiverton area attended over 3 days and experienced the life and times of the Wesley family.
Four people from SPTMC took part in Lifepath Tiverton at the beginning of June -Steph Packham and Pam Holley from Uplowman, and Mandy and Christopher Rowley from Sampford Peverell. Nearly 300 Yr 4 children from the Tiverton area attended over 3 days and experienced the life and times of the Wesley family.
About forty volunteers from churches in the Tiverton area took part over the three days. It was fairly exhausting, but rewarding to be part of such a great project. The children's behavious was exemplary, as they enjoyed activities in Susanna's kitchen, Charles'house, the apothcary's shop and Samuel's study.
About forty volunteers from churches in the Tiverton area took part over the three days. It was fairly exhausting, but rewarding to be part of such a great project. The children's behavious was exemplary, as they enjoyed activities in Susanna's kitchen, Charles'house, the apothcary's shop and Samuel's study.
Samuel Wesley's study
Charles Wesley's house
The apothcary's shop
Susanna's kitchen
Aqua Bears & Prayers
Aqua Bears & Prayers
Aqua Bears is a toddler group which takes place in a swimming pool allowing water confidence, play, singing, a bible story and allowing families to connect. If you would like to know more about this group, please contact Steph Packham
The Pioneer Awards Ceremony
The Pioneer Awards Ceremony
Devon’s first eight Lay Pioneers have been presented with their certificates in Pioneer Mission by Bishop Mike at the Bishop’s Palace in Exeter and Steph Packham, Ordinand in our Mission Community, was one of them.
Devon’s first eight Lay Pioneers have been presented with their certificates in Pioneer Mission by Bishop Mike at the Bishop’s Palace in Exeter and Steph Packham, Ordinand in our Mission Community, was one of them.
The course, which is run by the Church Mission Society, trains and supports those with a heart for mission outside of the church walls. Pioneering begins with a willingness to follow Jesus to the edges and to reach out into our communities to make a difference.
The course, which is run by the Church Mission Society, trains and supports those with a heart for mission outside of the church walls. Pioneering begins with a willingness to follow Jesus to the edges and to reach out into our communities to make a difference.
During the celebration event students shared what they had been doing in their own communities. Here are some of the local projects Steph has been involved with.
During the celebration event students shared what they had been doing in their own communities. Here are some of the local projects Steph has been involved with.
LIFE EVENTS
LIFE EVENTS
When you want to mark life's big events, we want to be there for you - when you want to celebrate the arrival of a child, when you want to get married and when you want to mourn the loss of someone you know.
When you want to mark life's big events, we want to be there for you - when you want to celebrate the arrival of a child, when you want to get married and when you want to mourn the loss of someone you know.
SAFEGUARDING
SAFEGUARDING
If you have a concern about the safety of someone or the actions of someone working with children or vulnerable adults, please do not delay in your response. If there is an immediate risk of harm to an individual you should dial 999 and report your concern to the police.
If you are a young person and you feel unhappy about something happening to you, you can call Childline on 0800 11 11. This also provides support for those suffering from domestic violence.
· Each Parish has a Safeguarding Representative, their contact details on on the relevant church page
· The link to the Diocesan Safeguarding Team’s contact details -exeter.anglican.org/resources/safeguarding/safeguarding-team/ Clicking this link gives a redirect notice as you are being taken to the Exeter Diocese Safeguarding page
Our Safeguarding policies and National helplines can be found on our Safeguarding page.
If you have a concern about the safety of someone or the actions of someone working with children or vulnerable adults, please do not delay in your response. If there is an immediate risk of harm to an individual you should dial 999 and report your concern to the police.
If you are a young person and you feel unhappy about something happening to you, you can call Childline on 0800 11 11. This also provides support for those suffering from domestic violence.
· Each Parish has a Safeguarding Representative, their contact details on on the relevant church page
· The link to the Diocesan Safeguarding Team’s contact details -exeter.anglican.org/resources/safeguarding/safeguarding-team/ Clicking this link gives a redirect notice as you are being taken to the Exeter Diocese Safeguarding page
Our Safeguarding policies and National helplines can be found on our Safeguarding page.
OUR VALUES, BELONGING AND INCLUSION
OUR VALUES, BELONGING AND INCLUSION
Our Values are at the heart of everything that we do;
Excellence, Integrity and Respect.
Everyone is welcome including those of all faiths and none.
Diocese of Exeter
Growing in Prayer Prayer is a life-giving activity that opens up deep places within us to God’s transforming grace. Growing in prayer is essential if we are to become the people and the Church God calls us to be.Making new disciplesAs the Christian story is less and less known, we must find new ways of telling the story, of explaining the faith and giving a reason for the hope that is in us. With Jesus Christ as our companion and guide we can travel through life differently.Serving the people of Devon with joyAs followers of Jesus Christ, we want to make a difference in the world and make God’s love and justice known. In our church life we seek to be local, participatory and outward looking.Diocese of Exeter
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