Summer 2017

SUMMER 2017 ISSUE 132 


THIS MONTHS 

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Pg.5 Pg.7 

SERVICES 

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EVENTS 

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Magazine of the parishes of Market Rasen, Legsby, Linwood and Lissington 

PARISH NEWS 

‘Thy Kingdom Come’ was our theme for June Messy Church 

see page 7 for more … 

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REV. STEVE JOHNSON 

email: vicar@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

The Rectory 

3B Caistor Road 

Market Rasen 

LN8 3HY 

CHURCH WARDENS 

Telephone: 

01673 844 770 

Mobile: 

07766 411 090 

Tony Parkinson - 07889 754 347 

Sue Truelove - 07484 619 678 

Deputy Wardens 

Jenny Goulsbra - Marcus Hyde 

Regular Features 

4 A Letter from the Vicar 

5 Parish News 

8 Parish News 

10 Services & Events 

14 Parish News 

20 Fun Pages 

22 Parish Registers 

22 Prayers 

CHOIRMASTER & ORGANIST 

Simon Cole - 07896 772 058 

Dear Lord, this Magazine is published in your honour: 

Grant that all through whose hands it passes may be blessed 

with a sense of your presence, and strengthened in their faith. 

TREASURER 

David Hill - 01673 844 577 

email: treasurer@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

SAFEGUARDING OFFICER 

Sheila Lamming - 01673 842 275 

MAGAZINE EDITOR 

Marcus Hyde 

email: editor@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

Online 

Website 

www.stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

Facebook 

@stthomasmarketrasen 

@MarketRasenMessyChurch 

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A Letter from the Vicar 

Dear Friends, 

As I write this letter, you cannot fail to be moved by the television 

news and Daily Papers reporting the terrible fire that took place at 

Grenfell Tower in London. The death toll is still rising and there are 

a number injured people, some critically still in hospital. Relatives 

are searching for missing people, whilst fearing the worst. 

Our Government is outlining the scope of the public 

enquiry and the time scale. 

Yet in the midst of all this, there are stories of bravery, of 

courage, of communities and people in communities 

coming together to support each other. Images on our television screens record the effect 

of this coming together, in acts of compassion, great kindness, of service, of providing 

support, of care and showing love. At the centre of this has been the various faith 

communities in the area who have organised collections, and distributions to those in 

need, clothing, food, financial assistance and sorting out temporary accommodation. 

There has been a coming together irrespective of creed or belief or unbelief, working 

together to help those most in need. The local parish Church near to Grenfell Tower, St. 

Clement’s Church opened at 3.00 am on Wednesday morning and since then help has 

poured in. In fact, there have been so many donations of clothes that they have sent them 

into safe storage for when they are needed. 

In the aftermath of such a tragedy, as those near continue to provide the support that will 

be needed for many years to come, something that we can all do is to pray. To pray for 

the community as whole, to pray for those who have lost their lives, for those who are 

injured, and beginning what will be a difficult journey and to thank God for all who 

have come together to offer support in any way. 

Every Blessing 

Rev Steve 

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‘Thy Kingdom Come’ Beacon Event, 

Lincoln Cathedral. 

People from around the diocese gathered in Lincoln Cathedral on Saturday 

evening (3rd June 2017) for an evening of celebration, praise and prayer as 

part of Thy Kingdom Come 2017. 

One of many Beacon Events taking place around the world, the Worship 

Team from St Swithin’s Church in Lincoln led the worship, with the event 

also including short films and opportunities for those gathered to pray for 

loved ones and local, national and international concerns. 

In his address, the Bishop of Lincoln spoke on the subject of prayer, 

reflecting that “Prayer is a means of building our friendship with God, built 

up over time, nurtured by spending time waiting in his presence, putting in 

the hours, which any good, healthy relationship needs.” 

Prayer was at the very heart of the evening: those gathered were invited 

to stand and face north, south, east and west in the offering of prayers for 

the world, and later there was time to light candles, to pray around the 

font, to walk a labyrinth and for people to be anointed with holy oil. 

As the evening drew to a close, crosses decorated with prayers and images 

showing local communities and activities were processed down the nave, a 

visible sign and reflection of all that Thy Kingdom Come 2017 has brought 

to 

the people of our diocese and the wider world. Two photographs from 

activities at St Thomas’ Market Rasen were placed on these crosses to 

represent our community. Members of our congregation joined with people 

across the diocese to bring to a close this important initiative across the 

country. It would be good to see more of our congregation join with us in 

similar events in the future. 

Rev Steve Johnson 

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Parish News 

Children's Society Visitor in Market Rasen 

In June St Thomas' had a visit by Jane Foster who is 

The Children's Society representative covering the 

diocese of Lincoln. Jane is fairly new to her post and 

this was a brief "getting to know you" visit. Mal and 

Jenny put her in the picture about The Children's 

Society fund raising in our Group and she met Steve 

and visited the Church Rooms and the Church. Jane 

also visited the primary school where she met 

Nichola Allerston and heard about the contribution 

the pupils at the school make to the fund raising for 

The Children's Society through their participation in 

the Christingle Service. Jane is scheduled to return to 

Market Rasen on 24th September to speak at the 

10am service and is looking forward to meeting as 

many TCS supporters as she can at that time. 

Thy Kingdom Come 

On the 10 days between Pentecost and Ascension we joined with many churches in the Diocese 

by praying ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ and praying for others to come to know Jesus. The church was 

open on various days and times for personal prayer with Prayer Stations set up to help us in our 

prayers. Thank you to those who joined in with the event. It was also lovely to have the beautiful 

floral arrangements which had been set up for the ‘Open Churches Weekend’. 

We continue to have prayer on the First Monday of the month with ‘Conversations with God’. 

All Welcome. 

Next date is 3rd July 2017 at 2pm. 

Our Father who art in Heaven 

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Messy Church “Thy Kingdom Come” 

Pentecost Celebration. 

We finished for the summer on a real high sending water rockets 

into the sky, over the yew trees and beyond, spraying water as 

they went. Look on St Thomas’ Facebook page to see the 

children, small and grown up, enjoying getting wet & imagining 

how Jesus’ disciples must have felt as Jesus ascended into 

heaven. A hidden angel painting showed Jesus ascending into 

heaven with angels welcoming Him. Both activities led to 

discussion on how the disciples were feeling - were they lonely, 

worried or afraid or waiting for the Holy Spirit to come? 

Painting “Amen” onto 

bread with milk & then 

toasting (followed by 

eating it of course), 

spiral prayer plates and 

t h e L o r d ’s P r a y e r 

spinner game helped the 

families discover more 

about prayer. 

Play dough was used to make the disciples sitting in an 

upper room waiting for the Holy Spirit to arrive. Here 

we talked about could you be too old, too young, not 

clever enough to share the Good News of Jesus with 

our friends. 

Good News to the World game showed with mini 

smarties how the Good News spread across the world. 

It was great to welcome a new family to our Messy 

Church and spread the message further. 

Following our worship session, we had an excellent 

sausage and chips tea (thanks’ to King’s Street 

Chippy) followed by cake - a real party atmosphere 

ensued. 

Thank you to all who have helped run Messy Church. 

We are having a long summer break & intend to come 

back in the Autumn with a new programme based on “Church Celebrations” but following the 

same Messy Church ideals. Look for the dates in the church magazine and on the website. 

Sheila Lamming 

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Mini Messy Church News 

Yet another busy month at Mini Messy Church. During June 

we have had the themes of Pentecost, Samson and the 

bumble bees, the healing of the paralysed man and Jesus 

helps a soldier. Our craft activities have been enjoyed by the 

children and their families that join us each week. We have 

made wind streamers, headbands with flames attached! (not 

real ones!), paper plate bumble bees, edible jelly baby 

(man) on a biscuit mat to name just a few. It is a real 

privilege for members of our church to spend time each 

week with such lovely families. As July approaches we are 

preparing for our end of year picnic in the Rectory Garden 

(weather permitting) which will be a time when we say 

goodbye to our leavers who are going to school in 

September. We wish the children and their families well as 

they leave us but do hope that they 

will keep in touch through our 

Messy Church activities, and special 

family services held at Easter and 

Christmas. Please hold them in your 

prayers. We hope that during their 

summer holidays they will be rested 

and refreshed. A huge thank you to 

our team of helpers who give their 

time each week to prepare our 

sessions together. 

Liz Johnson 

Sunny Vale Open Garden - 5th August 

Ted & Chris Whaley are once again opening their garden at Sunny Vale, Willingham Road as 

part of the Market Rasen open gardens day on the 5th of August. 

We will be raising funds for St Thomas church with refreshments, home made cakes, produce 

and plant sales. 

The Garden is a half acre mixed garden with flowers, vegetables, soft and top fruit, greenhouse 

and poly-tunnel. Some of the features of the garden are the strips of ''cornfield wild flowers'', the 

dry beds in the front of the bungalow and the wildlife friendly areas. 

Help with the refreshments and the cake stall would be appreciated. Also we would like 

donations of cakes, buns, tray bakes and cookies. 

Hopefully the weather will be kind. 

Ted and Chris 

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Nomad Most Wanted List 

Heartfelt thanks to you all for your donations this year; we are always amazed by the 

generosity of individuals, groups, businesses and churches of donations that we gratefully 

receive. 

Thankfully, the big supermarkets are now providing the day to day items that we need e.g. 

bread, vegetables, eggs etc. So in future, we would be grateful if you could focus your 

attention when organising your food collections and donations etc. on the list below, as these 

are items we constantly run out of. 

Thank you once again and carry on the good work. 

Long Life Milk 

Tinned Meats 

Tinned Tuna 

Fruit Cordial/ Squash 

Mayonnaise 

Black Bags 

Washing Powder/ Liquid 

Sleeping Bags and Blankets 

Please do not send any out of date items 

Thank You 

For the most dedicated professional help, knowledge and understanding 

We’re at your service in your time of need 

49 -51 Queen Street, Market Rasen 

Tel: (01673) 843 725 

Pre-paid Funeral Schemes 

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JULY SERVICES 

Sunday in 

Market Rasen 

2nd July 2017 

(1st Sunday) 

Trinity 3 

9th July 2017 16th July 2017 

(2nd Sunday) 

(3rd Sunday) 

Trinity 4 

Trinity 5 

8am Holy Communion 

(BCP) Rev Steve Johnson 

10.30am Ordination of 

Claire Walker Lincoln 

Cathedral 


with Children’s Church 

and Young People’s Group 

(CW) Rev Steve Johnson 







In the villages 

In the Week 

Mon 3rd July 

9.00am Morning Prayer 

St Thomas, Market Rasen 

Tue 4th July 



Wed 5th July 



10-11.30am Mini Messy 

Church in the Church 

Rooms 

7.30pm Bell Ringing 

Practice 

Thur 6th July 

9.30am Holy Communion 

(BCP) St Thomas Market 

Rasen Rev Steve 

Johnson 

10.30am Waterloo House 

Holy Communion 

Fri 7th July 



7.15pm Choir Practice 


St. John the Baptist 

Lissington (BCP) 


11.30am Holy 

Communion at St 

Cornelius, Linwood (BCP) 


Mon 10th July 



Tue 11th July 



Wed 12th July 



10.30- Mini Messy Church 

Picnic Celebration in the 

Church Rooms/Rectory 

Garden 

Thur 13th July 



Rasen Rev Steve 

Johnson 

Fri 14th July 




Sat 15th July 

2pm-4pm Church Garden 

Party at The Rectory 

Mon 17th July 

9.00am Morning Prayer St 

Thomas, Market Rasen 

Tue 18th July 



Wed 19th July 




Practice 

Thurs 20th July 



Rasen Rev Judy McMann 

10.30am Holy 

Communion at The 

Poplars 

Fri 21st July 




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AND EVENTS 2017 

23rd July 2017 30th July 2017 

(4th Sunday) 

(1st Sunday) 

Trinity 6 

Trinity 37 



and Young People’s 

Group (CW) Rev David 

Atkinson 

10.00am Holy 

Communion with 

Children’s Church and 

Young People’s Group 

(CW) Rev David Atkinson 

WEDNESDAYS 

10am -11.30am 

ST. THOMAS’ CHURCH ROOMS 

(TERM TIME ONLY) 

6.30pm Evensong at St 

John the Baptist 

Lissington led by Roy 

Sutton 

Mon 24th July 



Tue 25th July 



Wed 26th July 




Practice 

Thur 27th July 



Rasen Canon Ian 

Robinson 

Fri 28th July 




Mon 31st July 



Tues 1st Aug 



Wed 2nd Aug 



Thur 3rd Aug 



Rasen Rev Steve Johnson 



Fri 4th Aug 




Saturday 5th August 

Open Gardens at Ted/ 

Chris Whalley’s 

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AUGUST SERVICES 

Sunday in 

Market Rasen 

6th August 2017 

(1st Sunday) 

The Transfiguration 

13th August 2017 20th August 2017 

(2nd Sunday) 

(3rd Sunday) 

Trinity 9 

Trinity 10 











2pm Baptism 







In the villages 

In the Week 

Mon 7th August 



Tue 8th August 



Wed 9th August 



Thur 10th August 




Fri 11th August 





St. John the Baptist 

Lissington (BCP) 


11.30am Holy 

Communion at St 

Cornelius, Linwood (BCP) 











Thur 17th August 




10.30am Holy 

Communion at The 

Poplars 





Sat 19th August 

3.00pm - 5.00pm Vintage 

Afternoon Tea event for 

The Bible Society 

Mon 21st August 



Tue 22nd August 



Wed 23rd August 



Thurs 24th August 








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AND EVENTS 2017 

27th August 2017 3rd September 2017 

(4th Sunday) 

(1st Sunday) 

Trinity 11 

Trinity 12 





1.30pm Wedding at 

Market Rasen 

8am Holy Communion (BCP) 


10.00am Family Service 

with Holy Communion (CW) 


Gardener Required 

Gardener required for 

approximately half a day 

per week to assist in 

general garden 

maintenance in Tealby. 

For further details 

Tel : 01673 838266 

6.30pm Evensong at St 

John the Baptist 

Lissington led by Roy 

Sutton 

Ask for Pam or Dick 










Thur 31st August 




Fri 1st September 




Mon 4th September 



Tues 5th September 



Wed 6th September 


St. Thomas Market Rasen 

10-11.30am Mini Messy 

Church, Church Rooms 

7.30pm Bell Ringing Practice 

Thur 7th September 






Fri 8th September 




Sat 9th September 

Ride and Stride 

2.30pm Wedding Market 

Rasen 

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Yes! It’s nearly that time of year again! 

Church Garden Party 

Saturday 15th July 2017 

We have raffle tickets to sell for a Grand Raffle to be drawn on the day. They are 

available at the back of the church. If you are able to take any to sell we would be most 

grateful. First prize is £100 followed by lots of excellent prizes that have been donated by 

members of our congregation. 

We are looking for helpers on the day. If you are able to help in anyway, please let 

members of the fundraising Group know. We would be most grateful. Help can be in any 

form – helping to move chairs, tables from church rooms, running a stall or a game, 

advertising the day, displaying a poster, delivering leaflets to local homes, or donating 

many of the things needed for the stalls. 

The stalls will be looking for the following items. 

• Gift Bag Surprises – good quality gift bags and/or prizes to go inside them. – Liz 

• Cakes and biscuits – on the day please! 

• Books – Tony or Chris 

• Good quality children’s toys – Marcus /Lesley 

• Bottles – full please, for the bottle stall! - Jenny/ Janet 

• Children’s prizes - Sheila 

• Plants – on the day please! 

• These can be left at the back of church or given to the stall holders 

If you would like to run another stall which we don’t presently have please let us know. 

LOUTH AND DISTRICT 

VOLUNTARY CAR SERVICE 

Head Office Louth Telephone 01507 609 535 

There are drivers all around the local area. The 

nearest can be contacted on 01673 828 154 

Cost £4 for up to a 10 mile round trip - thereafter, 

40p per mile. 

Hours Monday to Thursday 10.00am - 4.00pm 

Friday 10.00am - 1.00pm 

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Parish News 

“Love & Loss in Wartime Dartmouth “ 

Battle of St. Nazaire raid in 1942 

A Talk by Peter Healy on 21 st July 2017 7pm 

Church Rooms Market Place Cost £5 

Followed by refreshments Bring your own bottle 

In aid of St Thomas’ Church Funds 

Ticket available from Sheila Lamming. 

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The congregations of the Parishes of Market 

Rasen, Legsby, Linwood and Lissington, 

are invited to attend the ordination of 

our new Curate 

Claire Walker 

on 

Sunday 2nd July 

at 

Lincoln Cathedral 

A bus service is being organised 

as parking may be difficult. 

The cost of the bus is £5.00 per person. 

To book seats please speak to 

Rev. Steve, or the Church Wardens, Deputy 

Wardens or sign the sheet at the back of church. 

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• Commercial, Retail and Education 

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For a free initial consultation please contact 

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Unit 1, Caistor MUC, 19 South Street, 

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Landscaping 

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email: 

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Market Rasen 

LN8 5NG 

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Market Rasen Primary School News 

Welcome to this term’s contribution to the Parish News. The end of the school year is fast 

approaching and we are busy as ever with lots of exciting things planned for the children. 

Year One and Two celebrated their new IPC topic by coming to school with their suitcases 

packed ready to go on holiday. The children are also looking forward to their ‘sleepover’ exit 

day with the opportunity to spend the evening at school with lots of fun planned. 

On Thursday 16 th June, the Year Five and Six children visited London for the day where they 

had a fantastic time visiting the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum. As ever, 

our children were a credit to us and have enjoyed sharing what they were doing with us back 

at school. Our Year Six children have started rehearsals for their play and are excited to 

perform at the Festival Hall in a couple of weeks. 

We have recently celebrated our Religious Education week focusing on the key themes of 

Understanding Christianity. We had lots of visitors from local and Lincoln places of worship 

and the children had a great time studying the ‘Big Frieze’ which has resulted in creating art 

work to construct a large wooden cross. We are hoping to take the cross to St. Thomas’ 

Church on Sunday 26 th June at 10.00am to include in our first Education Sunday Service. 

Our children will be joining the congregation for our first joint 

service. We look forward to as many of you as possible joining us 

for the service. 

We are very excited about our knight that we have been working 

on as part of the Lincoln Knight’s Trail. Our children in 

the federation have all been drawing 

representations of themselves which have been 

stuck onto the knight ready for him to go on 

display around Lincoln. Look out for him as you 

complete the trail, he will be in one of the key 

buildings in Lincoln, maybe even the Cathedral. 

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Legsby Primary School News 

As the summer term races by, it’s time to reflect on all the exciting things that have been 

happening at Legsby School. 

Congratulations to Film Club who have just 

returned from their trip to Paris, where they 

screened their latest movie ‘Shadows of the 

Past’. Last year’s film was held in such high 

regard that, in an unprecedented move, 

Cinematheque Francaise invited us back for a 

second year running. We showed our film to 

an audience made up of groups from around 

the world and answered questions about our 

work. During our three day trip we also 

found time to see the sites and even braved 

the heights of the Eiffel Tower! Well done to all concerned for putting Legsby on the 

international map. Good luck to them on their forthcoming trips to the Edinburgh Film Festival 

and the British Film Institute in London where they will also be showing their film. 

For those that didn’t go to Paris, there was a brilliant trip to 

Sundown Adventure Park! The children were thrilled by the 

experience, and it was lovely for the adults to hear such 

positive comments about the behaviour of Legsby School 

from members of the public. Year 1 was particularly fond of 

the ball pool! 

Our school continues to grow and we have a fabulous 

addition to the outside area – in the form of Legsby Lodge! 

This brilliant National Lottery funded project not only 

provides an exciting area for play and exploration – but will 

also be a great space for guided reading and creative writing. 

We have a packed schedule in the run up to the holidays, with 

Key Stage 2 versus parents rounders match, the school fete 

and various other surprises for the children. Please check our 

website for details. 

And finally, a big thank you to all parents, carers and volunteers who have shown such 

fabulous support to the school to make this year such a success. We look forward to working 

with you again in the autumn under the new Co Headship of Miss Dabb and Mr Murray. Have 

a lovely summer! 

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Parish News 

Garden Par 

ty 

St.Thomas’ annual 

Saturday 15th July 

2pm-4pm 

at 

The Rectory 

Caistor Road 

Stalls, Games, Grand Raffle and more… 

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Fill in the grid so that every 

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From the Parish Registers 

Those who have been baptised 

in the faith of Christ 

There were no Baptisms in the June registers 

Those who have been joined together 


St.Thomas the Apostle, Legsby 

Saturday 27th May 2017 

Thomas Yorick Boryszczuk and Zoe Kathleen Nash 

St. Thomas, Market Rasen 

Saturday 3rd June 2017 

Jason Adam Taylor-Birstow and Sadie Mary Louise Taylor 

Those who have died 


1st June 2017 Funeral of David Morris aged 85 

22nd May 2017 Funeral of Dorothy Mary Mumby aged 80 

Prayers 

Please pray for those who are sick or housebound 

Elizabeth and Rev David Inkpin, Betty Greathead, Mollie Sykes, 

Marion Morrison, Rev Victor Searle–Barnes, Don Robinson, Peter 

Burton, Bob Christie, Annie Chung and Nick Lowes. 

Pray also for 

Those killed or injured in the fire in London, the terror attacks in 

Manchester and London, the suicide bomb in Afghanistan, for world peace, 

the political situation in Europe, famine in South Sudan, Iraq, Syria, 

refugees, the environment, the homeless, the families coming to Mini 

Messy, Messy Church, our Children’s Church and Young People’s Group, 

The Poplars & Waterloo House. 

Please also pray for Claire Walker who will be joining us as Curate in July, 

her husband Darren and the children Rory and Erin, as Claire prepares for 

her ordination. 

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Vintage Afternoon Tea Party 

Saturday 19th August 2017 

3.00pm – 5.00pm 

The Rectory Garden 

(Church Rooms if wet) 

Tickets £5 adults £2.50 Children 

Limited tickets available 

In aid of The Bible Society 

Tickets on sale from Hannah Johnson, Rhianna Melbourne 

or Bethany Bradford 

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Petertide Ordinations 2017 

Saturday, 1st July 2017 & 

Sunday, 2nd July 2017 

Lincoln Cathedral 

Candidates for the Diaconate 

To be ordained by the Bishop of Lincoln in his 

Cathedral Church on Sunday, 2nd July 2017 at 10.30am 

Candidates for the Priesthood 

To be ordained by the Bishop of Lincoln in his 

Cathedral Church on Saturday, 1st July 2017 at 5.30pm 

Pat Barlow 

(to serve Great Grimsby Team Ministry) 

Rachel Beck 

(to serve St Giles, Lincoln) 

Rachel Fowler 

(to serve The Waltham Group) 

Sue Rose 

(to serve Boston) 

Judy Shaw 

(to serve Nettleham) 

Joseph Snelling 

(to serve St Swithin, Lincoln) 

Claire Walker 

(to serve Market Rasen) 

Jennifer Billson 

(to serve Crowland) 

Rachel Heskins 

(to serve Welton & Dunholme w Scothern) 

Susan Hentley 

(to serve The Haven Group) 

Trudy Hobson 

(to serve Brigg, Wrawby & Cadney cum Howsham) 

Rhona Knight 

(to serve Sleaford) 

Samantha Parsons 

(to serve The Horncastle Group) 

Katharine Plant 

(to serve Holbeach) 

Laurence Price 

(to serve The Waltham Group) 

Jane Robertson 

(to serve Boston) 

Jennifer West 

(to serve Holton le Clay, Tetney & North Cotes) 

Please pray for the candidates, their families and the parishes in which they will serve. 

Please pray for the Bishop of Lincoln and the retreat conductor, the Very Revd Michael Sadgrove. 

Please also pray for the Revd Canon Dr Jeffrey Heskins (Diocesan Director of Ordinands) and 

the Revd Liz Brown and the Revd David Oxtoby (Assistant Diocesan Directors of Ordinands). 

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Summer 2017

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