St. Mary's December 2016 Magazine

Parish Magazine
December 2016
Digital Edition
HEADLINES
Advent Services
Santa is Coming
to Finedon
10th/11th December
Candles for
Christmas
Food Bank
Remembrance Day
And much more

Vicar:
Finedon Parish Church: St Mary The Virgin
The Revd Richard Coles,
St Mary the Virgin Finedon, The Vicarage,
Church Hill, Finedon, Northants, NN9 5NR
01933 681 786, Mobile 07885 967 960
email: revdrichardcoles@yahoo.co.uk
Assistant Honorary Priest Fr Peter Baden,01832 733186
email: p.baden36@btinternet.com
Reader Mr Michael Duncombe, 01536 483935
email: michaelbex@talktalk.net
Parish Clerk
Mrs Gill Foster Tel: 680364 (To whom first
contact for Baptisms and weddings must be
made).
Churchwardens: Mrs Jane Read Tel: 680522
Mr Neil Forster Tel: 682177
PCC Secretary: Mrs Gill Foster Tel: 680364
Treasurer: Mr Andrew Weatherill Tel: 682212
Magazine Editor: Mrs Janet Millington, Tel: 681161.
email: millingtonjanet@aol.com
(to whom all copy should addressed by
the 15 th of the month prior to publication)
Director of Music Mr Jonathan Harris Tel: 01933 779059,
Mobile 07791 664507
Email: Hjonathan83@aol.com
Deputy Organists
Mrs. Kathy Roberts
Mr Oliver Grigg
Choirmaster: Mr. Bryan Chapman Tel: 398818
Tower Captain Mr Bryan Chapman, Tel 398818
Web Site
www.finedonphotographs.org.uk/
bellringers.html
Archivist
St Michael’s Mission Room:
Bryan & Christine Chapman
Tel: 01933 398818
Times Of Services:
Sundays
8.00 am Holy Eucharist
9.30 am Parish Eucharist.
6.00 pm Evensong (1st Sunday of the Month)
Visit us on the Web at www.stmarysfinedon.co.uk

From the Vicarage
Christmas 2016.
Well, what a year 2016 turned out to be. As we head out of it I
look back on a time of crisis – of judgment – the most definitive
of my lifetime, I think. Brexit has opened the door for Britain’s
departure from the European Union; the election of Donald
Trump to the presidency of the United States inaugurates a new
era in the life of the north Atlantic nations, and perhaps you, like
me, keep waking up and thinking it’s all a dream. Maybe for you
a nightmare? Whatever you make of it, the prospect of
profound change is always a challenge, but a challenge we
have to face. Challenging because it creates uncertainty. and
you may think we’ve had more than enough of that to be
getting on with so far in the 21st century, but necessary for ,
without it, we cease to live fully and that means living with a
willingness to take risks. And of course for all the surprises of the
past six months, some things don’t change, reminding us that
stability and the assurance its brings is no less essential to our
wellbeing than the dynamism of change.
A paradox, but one that comes into focus uniquely, I believe, at
Christmas when we turn with the shepherds and the wise men
towards Bethlehem, and make our way through the cold and
dark to a crib to the promise of our fears allayed and our hopes
fulfilled. But what do we find there? A baby, tiny and vulnerable
in matted straw, and yet he is he – and yet in whom that
fulfilment has arrived. And, quite unexpectedly, there’s light and
warmth and hope for us and for the whole world. I do hope you
will come and share it with us.
A very happy holy and peaceful Christmas to all.
Fr Richard.

Our Worship in
December Year A
4 th - Advent 2
Isaiah 11. 1 -10
Psalm 72. 1 – 7
Romans 15. 4 13
Matthew 3. 1 – 12
Hymns
29 Hills of the North, rejoice
34 On Jordan’s banks the Baptist’s
cry
93 When Jesus came to Jordan
Anthems: Elizabeth Poston Jesus
Christ The Apple Tree Creator Of The
Starry Height (25)
26 Hark, a thrilling voice is
sounding
11 th Advent 3
Isaiah. 35. 1 – 10
Magnificat
James 5. 7 – 10
Matthew 11. 2 – 11
Hymns
36 (Tune 391 Franconia) The
advent of our King
Magnificat (Plainchant)
33 O Day of God, draw nigh
28 Hark what a sound
Anthems: The Truth From Above (arr.
Vaughan Williams) John Rutter What
Sweeter Music
41 A great and mighty wonder
18 th Advent 4
Isaiah 7. 10 – 16
Psalm 80. 1- 8
Romans 1. 1 – 7
Matthew. 18 to end.
49 Come, thou Redeemer of the
earth
242 The Angel Gabriel from heaven
came
58 Long ago, prophets knew
Anthems: James Macmillan O Radiant
Dawn A Maiden Most Gentle (arr. A
Carter)
32 O come, O come, Emmanuel
24 th - Midnight Mass (11.30 pm)
Isaiah 52 . 7 – 10
Ps 98
Hebrews 1. 1 – 4
John 1. 1 – 14
4 Once in royal David’s city
3 O little town of Bethlehem
13 O Come all ye faithful
Anthems: Boris Ord Adam Lay Ye
Bounden John Rutter What Sweeter
Music
12 Hark, the herald-angels sing
25 th - Christmas Day
Isaiah 9. 2 – 7
Ps 96
Titus 2. 11 – 14
Luke 2. 1 – 4, 15 – 20
Hymns
13 O Come all ye faithful
7 Away in a manger
10 While Shepherds watched
Anthems: In The Bleak Mid-Winter
O Little Town Of Bethlehem
12 Hark, the herald-angels sing
Organ Voluntaries following the
9.30am services & Midnight Mass
4th December – C.Balbastre: Noël
Joseph est bien Marie
11th December – J.S.Bach: Chorale
Prelude Herr Christ, der ein’ge Gottes-
Sohn BWV 601
18th December – Improvisation on
Veni Emmanuel
24th December – Bach: Chorale
Prelude In dulci jubilo
25th December – Cecilia McDowall:
Church Bells Beyond The Stars

From the Registers
Holy Baptism
6th November
William Andrew Brett.
Holy Matrimony
22nd October
Thomas Andrew Minney and Caroline
Marie Coultham
Funerals
14th November
Olive Ada Keech, age 101.
Floodlight Sponsorship
6th November
Sponsored by Mick & Monica Webb
13th November
Carolyn, Jane & Roger - in memory of
Andrea Neville
(on what would have been her
birthday)
20th November
Carole & Paul Mitchell - in memory of
her parents Alice & Ron Smith (on
what would have been their wedding
anniversary)
Malcolm & Linda Ward - in memory of
Stella Ward (on what would have
been her 99th birthday)
Bryan & Christine Chapman - in
memory of Doris Emily & Eric James
Chapman ( on what would have been
their birthdays)
Bettie Carter, Lyndon, Ian & Emily - in
memory of Gillian.
John, Lorna & family - in memory of
Liam Colin Mears (on what would
have been his 14th birthday)
Mary Wilson - in memory of Margaret
Wilson (memory of the death of a
wonderful mother-in-law).
27th November
Jean, Margaret & Shirley - in memory
of their dad Ben Harris (on what
would have been his birthday)
Mary the Virgin,
Christmas Services
Dates
Sunday 27 th November - Advent
Carol Service - 6.00 pm
Saturday 17 th December - ‘ Come
Sing the Messiah part one with
Carols’ 7.30 pm
Sunday 18 th December
Christingle - 4.00 pm
Thursday 22 nd December -
Nine Lessons and Carols 7.00 pm
Saturday 24 th December
‘Jesus' birthday party‘ come dressed
as a shepherd, angel or wise man
3.00 pm to 5.00 pm.
Saturday 24 th December
Midnight Mass – 11.30 pm
Sunday 25 th December
8.00 am Eucharist and 9.30am Sung
Eucharist.
Sunday 8 th January
Epiphany Carol Service 6.00 pm.
January Magazine copy
Thank you to everyone who has
provided copy for the Parish
Magazine during the year, your
contributions are very much
appreciated.
Thank you also to our readers for
your continuing support.
As we need to get the January
magazine to the printers and printed
before the Christmas holiday, could
you please hand any copy for the
January magazine in by the
10th December. Thank you.

Thank You
A special “Thank you” to Mick &
Monica Webb for their most generous
donation of £60 towards the floodlights
from the proceeds of their
“wood-craft stall” at the Church Flower
Festival.
Advent Services
Wednesday 7th December Taize
7.00 pm
Wednesday 14th December Compline
7.00 pm to 7.30 pm
Wednesday 21st December Compline
7.00 pm to 7.30 pm
From the Church
Wardens
The Churchwardens would like to
thank everyone for their hard work and
support throughout the year and wish
you all a very peaceful and happy
Christmas.
Wesleyan Chapel Dates
and Christmas Services
Saturday 3 rd December
Bazaar – 11.00 am to 2.00 pm
Thursday 8 th December
Fireside Carol Service – 7.30pm
Monday 12 th December-
Christingle 6.00 pm
Thursday 15 th December
Fellowship Carol Service – 2.30pm
Sunday 18 th December
Family/Nativity Service - 10.30pm
Nine Lessons and Carols – 4.00 pm
Sunday 25 th December
Christmas Day – 10.30 am
(part one) with Carols
Come and join us at St Mary’s,
Finedon on Saturday 17 December,
5pm rehearsal then refreshments
before our 7.30pm performance of
Handel’s Messiah along with some
traditional Christmas carols. We have
excellent soloists coming: soprano
Lauren Hollis (from Manchester), alto
Joanna Arnold (London), tenor Mark
Darling (Ely Cathedral) and bass
Benjamin Ellis (London), accompanied
by Ivan Linford. If you don’t want to
sing, then you are welcome to join us
at 7.30pm to listen and sing the carols.
There is no cost involved; donations at
the door welcome.
If you would like to sing just let
Jonathan (Tel: 07791 664507,
hjonathan83@aol.com) or a member
of St Mary’s church choir know that
you’ll be coming. Let us know if you
need to borrow a copy of the music.
For those with their own music, we are
using the Prout edition of Messiah.
Christmas Wishes
With Christian love, Velma would like
to wish her friends a Happy and
Peaceful Christmas.
In lieu of sending cards, a donation
has been given to St Mary the Virgin,
Finedon.
Christian Meditation
The next Christian Meditation evening
will be tomorrow night
Monday 12th December at 13
Rockleigh Close at 7.30 pm.
If you would like to find out more about
Christian Meditation or join the group,
please contact Pat Peet on
01933 680773 for further information.
Come And Sing Messiah

St Mary's Thursday
Club
We will not be having our usual
monthly meeting in December as we
are having our annual Christmas
Party. This will be held on Friday
16th December at the Finedon
Cricket Club and will start at 7.00 pm
prompt. If you would like to join us
and you are not a member then
please contact Louise on 07581
556417 to check availability as
spaces are limited. The evening will
cost £18 and will include supper and
entertainment.
We will be hosting our annual
Christingle Service at 4.00 pm on
Sunday 18th December 2016.
This is a special service for children.
The Children's Society helps
thousands of vulnerable children who
feel they have no one to turn to.
All donations given at this service will
go to support this work.
Everyone is welcome to join us.
Happy Christmas to you all from
St Mary's Thursday Club.
Candles for Christmas
It is that time of the year again and
we will be lining the church path on
Christmas Eve with candles in
remembrance of those friends and
family who will not be with us this
year to celebrate the birth of Christ.
If you already have a candleholder
and wish to take part once more, they
are by the north door of the church on
the wooden board, please pop a 50p
into your candle holder.
New Candleholders and candles can
be ordered from Janet Harris or
Bet Cheney before the end of
November and cost £2.50
Mothers Union
The Christmas Lunch, for members
only will be held at the Mission Room
on Tuesday 6th December at
1.00 pm.
The next open meeting will be the
AGM in January details of which will
be announced later.
Wishing everyone Peace and Joy this
Christmas.
Children’s Living Nativity
Christmas Eve
24th December
St Mary’s Church
at 3.00 pm
Dress as a Shepherd, a Star, a
Donkey, an Angel or a King
(costumes can be provided)
Free Party Food
After a short enactment of
the nativity, we shall have a
Birthday Party for Jesus
Everyone is Welcome-Mums
and Dads as well

Food Bank
Thank you to everyone who has
donated so generously, and
continues to donate to the Food Bank
collection. On average I go to The
Daylight Centre every two weeks,
taking with me a car load of food that
you have so generously donated.
The Daylight Centre is extremely
grateful for all of these donations and
they enable them to continue to
provide support for vulnerable adults
and children in our community.
The Daylight Centre has recently
reported an increase in the number of
people attending their centre and
accessing the Food Bank and the
demand continues to grow.
If anyone would like to make a
donation please bring them to me at
1 Avenue Close, Finedon, or leave
them in the box in Church.
Any tined, long life or dried goods,
toiletries, nappies and baby food will
be gratefully received.
With very many thanks.
Sue Nicholls and The
Daylight Centre Food bank.
Church Yard
Maintenance
Our church yard maintenance team
ends at the end of November 2016
and will begin again March/April
2017.
l would like to thank Graham, Steve,
Victoria, David, Colin, Jim, Phillip &
Christine for their help during this
year. And a big thank you to the late
Malcolm Robson who spent many
enjoyable hours keeping our church
yard in good shape.
Bryan Chapman
Once again Thank you, Bryan
Cb\om\n
Finedon Buffs’
Christmas Fayre
on
Saturday
17th December
on
The Green,
Well Street
between
2.00 pm-6.00 pm
We will be having our Magical
Grotto again this year and we
have already been lucky enough
to have a local company
sponsor the
FREE gift that will be
GIVEN TO EVERY CHILD
who visits Santa.
There will be entertainment
throughout the afternoon from a
range of organisations, Kettering
Silver Band, Jonathan and
James Reynolds, plus many
others and finishing off with a
communal carol Sing-along.
We will also be holding our
Grand Draw again this year with
a fantastic
Wheelbarrow of Booze
as first prize and
Shopping Trolley Full of
Christmas Goodies for second
prize, plus many other great
prizes.
If you would like a stall please
contact Graham Webb on
07802 899330 or
graham@mmwebb.com

1st Finedon Scouts
Christmas Post
The 1st Finedon Scout Group will again
be delivering Christmas cards to
Finedon area only (not the Sidings or
General’s Corner)
Scout Post Boxes are available at:
NEWSAGENTS , 83 Wellingborough Rd
AFFLECK BRIDGE ANTIQUES High
Street
WESLYAN CHAPEL Affleck Bridge
TASTERS CAFE Irthlingborough Rd
HAIR RAID, Rock Rd
PREMIER STORE Irthlingborough Rd
From 1st December to 18th
December.
Cards 20p for FINEDON
ONLY.
All proceeds go to the Scout
Group.
For further enquiries ring
01933 680680
Scouts do a good
turn for the
community
PLEASE ENSURE THE CORRECT
ADDRESS (including the number) IS
WRITTEN CLEARLY
Santa is Coming to
Finedon 10th/11th
December
The 1st Finedon Scout
Group’s decorated
float will be touring
the streets of Finedon
with Official Collector
ID.
Saturday 10th from 3.00 pm to
8.00pm A6 side and 'top end'
Sunday 11th to 3.00 pm 8.00 pm.
Wellingborough Rd area and 'bottom
end'
Keep an ear out for the music and get
your wish lists ready to pass to Santa.
Finedon Scout Group thank the
community for all the support given and
wish you all
A Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year
Shoebox Appeal 2016
By the time this issue of the Magazine
is published I hope to have delivered
76 shoeboxes. All stuffed to
overflowing with the generosity and
kindness of Finedon. We are asked
so often to help those in need and I’m
always overwhelmed by the
unquestioned response, thank you.
I’m hopeful Finedon’s contribution will
go a long way to help Operation
Christmas Child reach their 1 Million
target, they just missed out on the
Million last year.
For me, although the spare room is
now empty of colourful boxes and
looking less like Santa’s grotto, it’s
time to start all over again ready for
next year! Well, once the sales start
anyway.
As the Elf on the Shelf proved popular
and helped to raise a healthy £30
towards sending our boxes we will
repeat with something similar next
year. Thank you,
Julie Kightley
Elf on the Shelf
Congratulations to Dorothy Owen
who won Elf on the Shelf. Thank you
to everyone. We raised £30, which
covers 10 shoeboxes on their
journey. Thank you again,
Julie Kightley

Finedon Local History
Society
The December event for the History
Society will be Carol Singing around
the bottom end of Finedon.
This is purely a social event and
should anyone wish to join us they
are most welcome.
It will be on Monday 19th December
starting at 7.00pm in Regent Street
opposite the Bell Inn and then
proceed to Mackworth Green
gradually making our way back to the
Meeting House where light
refreshments will be served.
Charity Coffee Morning
The Tuesday morning coffee club
have given away £445.00 this year.
The organisations receiving
donations are:
The Bowls Club
Over 60’s Club
Church Flower Festival Committee
Senior Citizens Parcels Committee.
Coffee mornings start again in the
new year on 3rd January at 9.45 am
at the Bowls Club then every
two weeks after that date. Everyone
welcome.
Thank you for your support
Friday 11th November.
May I take this opportunity to thank
everyone who attended the two
minutes silence with the school
children and the St Michaels Play
group. Special thanks must go to
Jason the new chapel minister for his
help on the day.
Finedon Over 60’s
Weekly meetings held at the Bowls
Club, Wellingborough Road, from
1.45 pm until 3.30 pm. Admission is
only £1.00 per week plus raffle.
December Programme
7th
Christmas Dinner, Cricket
Club, Ticket only.
14th Christmas Party with Bonkers
Band and Secret Santa
We re-open on 11th January 2017
with Bingo. Everyone welcome.
St Mary’s Church
is holding a
Murder Mystery Night
‘For Whom the
Bell Tolled’
at the
Bowls Club
Wellingborough Road
at 6.30 pm
on
Saturday 14th January
2017
Tickets £8.00
(including refreshments)
Available from
01933 681161

Remembrance Day
A big thank you must go to all the
people that attended the
remembrance day service at the War
Memorial.
Special thanks must go to Richard,
Jason and Michael for conducting the
service, to the choir and Jonathon for
their attendance and to Darren for
playing Last Post and Reveille.
Also special thanks go to Ray Ogle
for putting up the flag poles and flying
and lowering the flags on both days
and for arranging to have a
contingent of Royal Anglian service
personnel in attendance.
Once again thank you all for making it
a memorable day.

Helpful Humans
On Sunday 2nd October, I spoke at
the evensong service at St. Mary the
Virgin, Finedon,on the work of Helpful
Humans with refugees in Northern
France and further afield. I was
invited by Charlotte Lait on behalf of
the Reverend Richard Coles, who
was due to be there but he had a bad
cold and so the service was
conducted by Fr. Stan. After speaking
I asked Fr. Stan if I could do an exit
collection for Helpful Humans and he
gave his gracious blessing to this,
telling me of some of his own
experiences overseas. The collection
raised £52, we spent some of this on
a courier package containing aid to
refugees on Samos Island, Greece,
the balance going to the work of the
Worldwide Tribe in Izmir, Turkey. It is
better for relief organisations in
Turkey to source goods locally,
donations sent from EU countries are
taxed upon arrival. WT purchase food
and clothing locally, such as woollen
hats that they pay locals to make,
thus helping the local community. HH
volunteers come from different walks
of life, ranging from a highflying
businessman to people who have
experienced homelessness, poverty
and drug addiction. We currently have
Christians, Muslims and people of no
faith.Our work has recently been
extended to feeding the homeless in
Northampton on Saturday nights,
befriending and translation services
for refugees living in hostels in
Birmingham and helping local people
who live on or below the breadline.
Our humble thanks for your support.
Christopher Clavey
Fundraiser and Coordinator
Wishing all our readers a
Very Happy Christmas

In My Day
the ramblings of Hubert James
In
my day
it was about this time of year that
Christmas began. Not just Advent but
all the other stuff. There was none of
this starting Christmas in September.
You wouldn’t even think about buying
presents and cards until December.
Mind you it was a recipe for panic.
Especially when it came to sending
cards. If you left it too late, you could
guarantee a card would turn up in the
final delivery from some long lost pal
who you had forgotten all about. This
meant you had to nip out and try and
find a Happy New Year card to
reciprocate.
But even cards have gone all digital
now that you can choose one on line
and electrically send it to every Tom,
Dick or Harriet. You can even wait
until Christmas Day to press ‘send’.
Old Albert Prince from Regent Street
must be spinning in his grave.
I expect some of you will remember
Albert. For many years he was the
chef at the Tudor Gate. He was the
Heston Blumenthal of his day. Always
trying out new flavour combinations.
His beer flavoured ice cream was
very popular. And his slow roasted
lamb stuffed with foxgloves is to die
for- literally.
He moved here from Norfolk and to
begin with was quite lonely because
he had left his fiancée Victoria in
Sandringham. Their first Christmas
apart was very difficult because in
those days there was no
sophisticated way of keeping in touch.
You relied on the post. So they
carried out a long distance romance
courtesy of the GPO.
Albert wanted to send Victoria a
special Christmas card. He found one
that he really liked but still wanted to
make it unique. So using his chef
skills - and it being a Christmas card-,
he found a way of making the card
smell of cranberries. When Victoria
opened the card she inhaled a burst
of the sweet berry scent. It brought a
tear to her eye. She treasured the
card and showed it to all her friends.
By the next winter Albert had a stack
of orders for cards smelling of all
manner of festive food.
It was a very successful enterprise for
a while until health and safety
stepped in and insisted that the cards
had to be printed with a best before
date. But the venture left one lasting
legacy in the name Albert gave his
business. He called it Seasoned
Greetings. So if you get a card with
that legend printed inside this year
thank Albert and inhale.
Church Monthly Draw
The results of the November church
monthly draw are as follows:
Total receipts of £257.00 are divided
equally between the winners and the
church funds. Winning numbers for
the August monthly draw are:
1st prize 139 £64.25
2nd prize 154 £38.55
3rd prize 262 £25.70
If you would like to join the monthly
draw (£1.00 per share per month)
which takes place in the church on
the first Sunday of the month, please
contact Kathy Hobbs on 01933
398794.

“O little town of Bethlehem
how still we see thee lie…..
The hopes and fears of all the years
are met in thee tonight.”
The Bishop of Brixworth writes
Hopes and Fears
As I write this, the US Presidential
election is still finely balanced. By
the time you read my words, the
result will be known. It would be fair
to say that “hopes and fears” could
well describe the feelings of many at
this time of political uncertainty.
The election campaign has been
one of the strangest ever and has
not been a particularly edifying
spectacle. Indeed, whatever the
result, the quality of what could only
be described with deep irony as
“public debate” augurs very badly for
future political co-operation.
At a similar time of national
uncertainty (the death of the longreigning
King Uzziah) the prophet Isaiah
had a vision of God enthroned in the
temple. It was terrifying; “I saw the Lord,
seated on a throne, high and exalted,
and the train of his robe filled the temple.
Above him were seraphs…. At the sound
of their voices the doorposts and
thresholds shook and the house was
filled with smoke.” (Isaiah 6.1-4)
In the midst of his sheer terror, Isaiah
hears the Lord saying; “Whom shall I
send? And who will go for us?” and,
probably even more frightening, hears
himself say; “Here I am, send me”.
Then, when the political situation
became much worse (a threatened
foreign invasion), Isaiah is given words
of hope; “The Lord himself will give you a
sign. A virgin will be with child and will
give birth to a son and will call him
Emmanuel”. (Isaiah 7.14) St Matthew
later used this prophecy to describe the
coming of Jesus, helpfully adding the
explanation that “Emmanuel” means
“God with us”. (Matthew 1.23)
As we embark upon Advent and look
forwards to Christmas it’s good to be
reminded that our hopes and fears can
best be met, not by any earthly political
leader, but in Christ, the Emmanuel God
who is with us.
Isaiah has a powerful experience of
God, says “Yes” to his call and then
points towards hopeful signs of God’s
active presence in the world. This Advent
may we all meet the Emmanuel God
afresh, rejoice in the signs of his
presence and say “Yes” to his call.
Diocese of Peterborough - Magazine Resource - December 2016
Produced by the Diocesan Office, The Palace, Peterborough PE1 1YB
01733 887000 www.peterborough-diocese.org.uk

Town Diarsy
December
1st
3rd
5th
6th
10th/
11th
17th
18th
19th
20th
Start of the Scout Group Christmas
Card delivery.
11am-2pm FIWC Christmas
Bazaar
7.00 St Mary’s Church Wassail
Evening, Bowls Club
BL Meeting/quiz
9.45 Coffee Morning, Bowls
Club
3-8pm Scout Group Christmas
Float
2-6pm Buffs Christmas Fayre on
the Green.
Christingle Service, St Mary’s
Church
Last day of the Scout Group
Christmas Card Delivery
7pm History Society Carol
Singing.
9.45 Coffee Morning, Bowls
Club
22nd 7pm Christmas Carol Service,
St Mary’s Church
24th
January
3rd
8th
14th
17th
31st
February
11th
3pm St Mary’s church, Living
Nativity.
9.45 Coffee Morning, Bowls
Club
6pm Epiphany Carol Service,
St Mary’s Church
6.30 St Mary’s Church, Murder
Mystery, Bowls club
9.45 Coffee Morning, Bowls
Club
9.45 Coffee Morning, Bowls
Club
February
5.30 Choir singing Evensong at
Peterborough Cathedral.
St Michael’s Mission Room, Well Street, Finedon
Available for hire weekdays and Saturdays.
Suitable for most social functions, charitable events, children's parties (no late
discos)
For all enquiries and information contact
Bryan & Christine Chapman Tel: 01933 398818
Email: bryanchapman2@aol.com