November 2017

NOVEMBER 2017 

Pg.4 

Pg.7 

ISSUE 135 

THIS MONTH’S 

SERVICES 

& 

EVENTS 

Pg.10 

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

PARISH NEWS 

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& SHARED LUNCH 

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RECTOR : 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 

CURATE : REV. CLAIRE WALKER 

email: curate@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

Turnstone 

Telephone: 

Willingham Road 01673 844 521 

Market Rasen Mobile: 

LN8 3RE 

07376 630 155 

Tony Parkinson - 07889 754 347 

Sue Truelove - 07484 619 678 

Deputy Wardens 

Jenny Goulsbra - Marcus Hyde 

Regular Features 

4 A Letter from the Rector 

5 Market Rasen Primary School 

6 Legsby Primary School 

7 A Letter from the Bishop 

10 Services & Events 

16 Fun Pages 

18 Parish Registers 

18 Prayers 

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. 

CHOIRMASTER & ORGANIST 

Post Vacant 

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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Dear Friends, 


November is here and you begin to wonder where the year has 

gone. The clocks have gone back, the darkness draws in, 

the trees are bare, and morning mist can lie on the fields. 

November is very much a time of remembering. It begins 

with our “Service of Light” on the 29th October. During this 

service we remember and pray for family members or 

friends who have passed away. Those who we know 

personally. On Armistice Day, 11th November we will gather 

at 11 0’Clock around the Cenotaph in Market Rasen for 

our Act of Remembrance. On the 12th November we 

will hold our annual Service of Remembrance with the 

Royal British Legion. At this service we will remember 

those who made great sacrifice, have died or have 

been injured or maimed fighting to protect us, to bring peace and justice for all 

people and continue to do so throughout the world today. As well as honouring 

those who gave their lives, we must also honour their memory in keeping faith 

with them and use our energies to build the sort of world that they held dear. For 

peace and harmony amongst all nations and peoples. 

As the years go by, there are less and less people who were living during the 

Second World War. However it is important to stop and remember the great 

sacrifices that were made by so many, and those who make sacrifice today. The 

freedoms that we continue to enjoy today have come at great cost. 

The sacrifice made by others reminds me of the sacrifice that Jesus made for 

us. In John’s Gospel we read the famous words “Greater love has no man than 

this:to lay down one’s life for his friend” (John 15:13). Jesus gave us the ultimate 

sacrifice for our freedom. 

At the end of November, our Church year will come to a close and we begin the 

season of Advent. Traditionally we have always held a number of Advent 

courses and this year will be no different. This year our Advent course has been 

written by Rev David Atkinson and Rev Claire Walker. The course is called “Four 

Candles” and each session focuses on one of the people represented and 

remembered by the four candles around the Advent wreath: Patriarchs, 

Prophets, John the Baptist and Mary. The course aims to be a preparation to 

welcome Jesus into our lives afresh at Christmas. A space to consider your 

response to God at work in your life, and to empower and equip you to live out 

your faith in your daily life. I hope very much that you will join one of the Advent 

groups. 

God Bless 

Rev Steve 

A Letter from the Rector 

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News from Market Rasen 

Church of England Primary School 


Welcome to our Autumn Term update from Market Rasen Church of England 

Primary School. Some of our Collective Worship Council members have 

contributed to this edition of our newsletter. 

In September, our Year Sixes went to Carlton Lodge in Thirsk. One child said the 

best thing about the residential trip was kayaking and the challenge course where 

the children were able to get very muddy. Another child thought the stay was a 

great experience where you could work on building your independence. All of the 

children (and adults) had a great time and thoroughly enjoyed their trip away. 

Our Year Five children recently wrote and performed their Harvest Festival 

service which took place at St. Thomas’ 

Church. The children read about 

Harvest and performed Harvest songs 

to the rest of the school and lots of 

parents who were able to join us. We 

would like to thank everyone who 

donated food for the Salvation Army. It 

is very much appreciated by local 

people who benefit from your donations. 

We recently held our New Parents’ Evening for children and their parents who are 

looking to join us in September 2018. Some of our prefects helped to show the 

parents round and the children really enjoyed seeing our school and having the 

opportunity to try out activities in our Reception classes. 

Our Year Three/Four children will soon be visiting a Butterfly World to find out 

more about creatures linked to their topic and our Year One/Two children had an 

amazing time at Wollaton Hall where they got to see lots of exhibits at the 

dinosaur exhibition. 

The next term is fast approaching and we have lots of exciting events planned. 

The children are looking forward to their visit by a theatre group to perform The 

Wizard of Oz and we will be busy practising for the Christingle Service where the 

children will be presented with Christingles. We are very excited about all of the 

events around the town that we are going to be involved in during the lead up to 

Christmas. We look forward to seeing you at these events. 

If you wish to contact us at anytime, please phone the School Office on 01673 

842395 or visit our website at www.marketrasen.lincs.sch.uk 

You can also follow us on Twitter at @NorthWoldsFed where you will find out 

more about what we have been doing in school. 

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News from Legsby Primary School 

It’s half term already! And Legsby School has been exceptionally busy since 

returning from the summer break. The children were delighted to find that in 

addition to the newly built Legsby Lodge, the outside play area has also been 

refurbished with a brand new trim trail. As ever, the children have been working 

hard but have still found time to get out and 

about in the community. We had a fabulous 

Harvest celebration in Legsby Church at 

which the pupils enjoyed sharing their work. 

The audience were also treated to the first 

performance of our choir after a term’s worth 

of lessons with Mrs Braddish. It was an 

impressive performance and their voices 

filled the church beautifully. Thank you to all 

the parents and carers who kindly donated 

the items for the Nomad Trust. 

We also sent a really enjoyable morning 

collecting and juicing apples, while learning all 

about the history of agriculture in Lincolnshire. 

The children have also been doing their bit for 

good causes. Firstly we raised money for 

Jeans for Genes Day by coming to school in 

non-uniform. And secondly, we dressed up as 

our favourite countries - this was to raise 

money to help former pupil Julia Randle 

achieve her goal of working with Project Trust 

after completing her A levels. Good luck Julia. 

We have also welcomed two new staff members to the team, Miss Vout and Mrs 

Gramson. 

Finally, a warm welcome to the seven Busy Bees who have joined receptions this 

term - they will be joined by a further 6 in January. That’s almost a swarm! 

Thank you to all who have supported us this term - it is always appreciated. 

Miss Dabb and Mr Murray 

Co-head Teachers. 

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A Letter from the Bishop 


Dear Friends, 

It has been a great encouragement to hear that a large 

number of people attended the recent launch of the pilot 

stage of the Community of St Hugh. The launch event, 

which took place in the magnificent setting of Stow Minster, 

offered people an opportunity to hear more about this new 

community, to share in worship together, and pledge to 

take part in this pilot phase and ongoing shared 

discussion, prayer and discernment. 

The Community of St Hugh is a community called to 

pray in, with and for the Diocese of Lincoln. It is a 

community of prayer called into being by God and 

is open to anyone, regardless of their age or 

experience. It invites people to deepen their sense of discipleship, their life of 

prayer and their experience of their faith. As we know, prayer is at the heart of our 

being as Christians; it should undergird our whole lives and see us set time aside 

to worship God and also find time to be with God and to listen for his voice in the 

scriptures and in the needs of others and the world we live in. 

In speaking about prayer, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has said: ‘If 

we want to see things changed, it starts with prayer. It starts with a new spirit of 

prayer, using all the traditions, ancient and modern. When it comes, it will be 

linked to what has gone before, but it will look different – because it is a new 

renewal for new times. God’s created community is perfectly designed for its time 

and place. It almost always comes from below. It comes from Christians seeking 

Christ.’ 

Here in the Diocese of Lincoln we have an opportunity and a responsibility to play 

our part in seeking to renew the whole community of greater Lincolnshire, 

transforming the lives of all the people God has given us to love and care for. This 

hope and endeavour will form an important part of our prayers as the pilot stage 

progresses, ahead of the planned full launch of the community at Pentecost next 

year (20th May 2018). 

If you are interested in finding out more about the Community of St Hugh, please 

see the information and resources published on the diocesan website, call the 

diocesan Mission Team (01522 50 40 50) or send an email to 

discipleship@lincoln.anglican.org 

In the meantime, may we pray for one another and for this exciting new 

community, and may we take encouragement from the life and legacy of St Hugh, 

who we will remember as a diocese on 17th November. 

God Bless 

+ Bishop Christopher 

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A vacancy in an almshouse of the 

Sir George St Paul HospitalCharity 

in Market Rasen 

An opportunity has arisen to occupy an almshouse in Market Rasen. 

The house is No 9, Caistor Road, Market Rasen. The opportunity is 

available to anyone residing in the civil parishes of Market Rasen, 

Faldingworth, Legsby, Snarford, Snelland and Welton 

ADVERTISEMENT 

We offer a personal, professional and high 

quality design service including: 

• Housing and Houses 

• Commercial, Retail and Education 

• Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas 

For a free initial consultation please contact 

Kate or Hugh 

01472 851 732 or 07801 081 799 

The property is a small one 

bedroomed terraced house, 

comprising a living room, 

kitchen, bathroom and an 

upstairs bedroom. The property 

i s s u r r o u n d e d b y l a r g e 

communal grounds. 

Applicants must meet the criteria 

set out by the Charitable Trust. 

Further information and 

application forms are available 

from 

Reverend Stephen Johnson 

The Rectory, 3B Caistor Road, 

Market Rasen, LN8 3HY 

Phone: 01673 844770 

Unit 1, Caistor MUC, 19 South Street, 

Caistor LN7 6UB 

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Harvest Festival 


A wonderful Harvest Festival at St. Thomas Market Rasen was well attended 

and the congregation enjoyed the Children and Young Persons groups 

sharing what they had learnt through 

the telling of story of Jesus feeding 

the 5000, using Lego. 

After the service a ‘bring and share’ 

lunch was thoroughly enjoyed by all, 

with a great selection of food on offer. 

A big thank you goes out to all who 

attended the service and shared in 

our Harvest Lunch . 

Marcus Hyde 

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NOVEMBER SERVICES 

29th October 2017 

(5th Sunday) 

Last Sunday after Trinity 

5th November 2017 12th November 2017 

(1st Sunday) 

(2nd Sunday) 

4th Sunday before Advent 3rd Sunday before Advent 

Sunday in 

Market Rasen 

In the 

villages 

10.00am Holy Communion 

with Children’s Church (CW) 

Rev Steve Johnson/Rev Claire 

Walker 

3pm Service of Light Rev 

Steve Johnson/Rev Claire 

Walker 

8am Holy Communion (BCP) 


Walker 

10 am Family Service with 

Holy Communion (CW) Rev 

Steve Johnson/Rev Claire Walker 

3.00pm Dementia Service 

Grace Tompkins, Rev Steve, Rev 

Claire 

6.30pm Taize Service Rev 

Steve Johnson/Rev Claire Walker 

2pm St Thomas the Apostle, 

Legsby Baptism Rev Steve 

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 


(CW) Rev Canon David 

Atkinson 

9.30am British Legion 

Remembrance Sunday 

Service with Children’s Church 

(CW) Rev Steve Johnson/Rev 

Claire Walker 

8am Holy Communion St. John 

the Baptist Lissington (BCP) 

Rev Steve Johnson 

11.30am Holy Communion at 

St Cornelius, Linwood (BCP) 


In the 

Week 

Mon 30th October 

9.00am Morning Prayer 

St Thomas, Market Rasen 

Tues 31st October 9.00am 

Morning Prayer 


Wed 1st November 



10-11.30am Mini Messy 

Church Church Rooms 

7.30pm Bell Ringing Practice 

Thur 2nd November 


(BCP) St Thomas Market 

Rasen Rev Steve Johnson/ 

Rev Claire Walker 

10.30am Waterloo House Holy 

Communion 

Fri 3rd November 



7.15pm Choir Practice 

Mon 6th November 

9.00am Morning Prayer St 

Thomas, Market Rasen 

2pm “Conversation with God” 

Prayer Group in St Thomas’ 

Church, Market Rasen 

Tue 7th November 



Wed 8th November 






Thur 9th November 



Rasen Rev Ian Robinson/Rev 

Claire walker 

Fri 10th November 




Saturday 11th November 

10.50am for 11.00am gather 

at The Cenotaph for the Act of 

Remembrance 







7.00pm Healing Service 









(BCP) St Thomas Market Rasen 


Walker 

10.30am Holy Communion at 

The Poplars 





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AND EVENTS 2017 


19th November 2017 26th November 2017 

(3rd Sunday) 

(4th Sunday) 

2nd Sunday before Advent 

8am Holy Communion (BCP) 


Walker 

10am Holy Communion with 

Children’s Church (CW) Rev 


Walker 

Sunday next before Advent 

10am Holy Communion with 

Children’s Church (CW) Rev 


Walker 

Andrea Robinson from the 

Bible Society will be giving a 

talk and receiving a cheque 

from our Young People 

3rd December 2017 

(1st Sunday) 

Advent Sunday 

8am Holy Communion 


with Children’s Church(CW) 


3.00pm Christingle Service 


Walker 

6.30pm Deanery Advent 

Service 

6.30pm Evensong at St John 

the Baptist Lissington led by 

Roy Sutton 




7.00pm Deanery Synod at 

Brookenby 

Tue 21st November 



Wed 22nd November 






Thur 23rd November 


(BCP) St Thomas Market Rasen 


Walker 





Sat 25th November 

Church Fair 


















Fri 1st December 




Mon 4th December 



Tue 5th December 



Wed 6th December 






Thur 7th December 





10.30am Waterloo House Holy 

Communion 

Fri 8th December 




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WATERLOO HOUSE 

CARE HOME 

Waterloo House is in the town of Market 

Rasen, set in the heart of the Lincolnshire 

Wolds. 

Waterloo House is supported by a fantastic, 

dedicated long standing staff team whose 

attitude is “Our residents don’t live in our 

workplace, we work in their home”. 

Our staff provide high quality Person 

Centered Care. We offer locally sourced food, 

and cater for all dietary needs. 

Walesby 

Road 

Market 

Rasen 

LN8 3EX 

Telephone 

Number: 

01673 

842343 

Read our 

latest 

inspection 

report on: 

www.cqc.org.uk 

Web Site: www.waterloohousecarehome.co.uk 

Email: waterloocarehome@gmail.com 

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Monday 6th November 2017 

2pm - 3pm 

Conversations with God 

St Thomas’ Parish Church 

Market Rasen 

A space and time to explore ways to pray 

Everyone Welcome 

Conversations with God - First Monday monthly 

We have now met for a few months and have enjoyed looking at 

'prayer' - talking with God. 

As a group we have looked at why, when, what, how, and where we 

pray. Road signs have sparked our thoughts as to who we could pray 

for. Considering acronyms has encouraged us as to ways to pray. 

Come and join us as we discuss and pray together. Next group 

Monday 6th November 2pm in church. 

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Dementia Service 

At the Dementia Service on October 1st we met to celebrate Harvest. It was 

a relaxed time and we sang our favourite hymns along with prayers and bible 

reading. Rev Peter helped us to consider how we can give thanks for the 

past, present and future by looking at the potato. With the potato, the 

farmer has to plant the seeded potato in the past to grow, we eat the refined 

product now, in the present, but the farmer has to think of the future by 

preparing the ground to plan again for a future crop. 

This was likened to the Church, the family of God. We build on the past, look 

at the present and how we can help each other in the future - thanking God 

for his faithfulness to us. 

The next Dementia Service is 5th November 2017 at 3pm. 

Come and join us. All are welcome. 

Our theme will be 'Jesus the Light of the World'. 

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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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 

MARKET RASEN OLD 

TOWN HALL CINEMA 

Does anyone of a certain age remember 

the old town hall Cinema? If so I would 

love to hear from you. I am hoping to put a 

book together that includes memories of 

those days. 

Please call Tony on 01673 844 108 

You are invited to 

Sunday 29th October 

3pm Service of Light 

Sunday 12th November 

9.30am Remembrance Service 

Sunday 3rd December 

3pm Christingle Service 

Wednesday 20th December 

7pm Carol Service 

Sunday 24th December 

10.30am Crib Service 

Sunday 24th December 

11.30pm Midnight Mass 

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Christmas Fair 


St. Thomas’ Church will be holding stalls at the 

MARKET RASEN TOWN COUNCIL 

CHRISTMAS MARKET & MAYOR’S CHARITY EVENT 

on 

Saturday 25th November 2017 

10.00am - 4.00pm 

Please join us for a mulled wine and more…. 

Healing Service 

A service of healing will be held on 

Tuesday 14th November 

at 7.00pm 

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SUDOKU 

RULES OF PLAY 

Fill in the grid so that every row, every 

column and every 3x3 box contains each 

of the numbers 1to 9 only once - no 

maths is involved, just logic and 

reasoning. 


4 1 9 

7 5 8 3 

8 6 5 

1 2 

4 6 

5 3 

1 8 7 

6 3 9 1 

2 6 9 

6 3 1 

4 

5 6 8 9 

7 1 6 

4 7 

1 3 5 

3 8 6 4 

8 

7 8 9 

2 9 6 8 3 1 5 7 4 

8 4 1 9 5 7 3 6 2 

7 5 3 6 4 2 8 9 1 

5 7 2 1 9 8 4 3 6 

3 8 4 2 6 5 7 1 9 

1 6 9 4 7 3 2 5 8 

9 3 8 5 2 6 1 4 7 

4 2 7 3 1 9 6 8 5 

6 1 5 7 8 4 9 2 3 

3 4 5 1 2 8 7 6 9 

6 9 2 7 4 5 8 3 1 

1 8 7 3 6 9 2 5 4 

8 7 9 6 3 4 5 1 2 

4 2 1 5 9 7 3 8 6 

5 3 6 8 1 2 9 4 7 

9 1 4 2 8 3 6 7 5 

7 6 3 9 5 1 4 2 8 

2 5 8 4 7 6 1 9 3 

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From the Parish Registers 


Those who have been baptised in the faith of Christ 

St. Thomas, Market Rasen 

22nd October 2017 

Felicity Grace Robinson 

Those who have been joined together in the faith of Christ 

St John the Baptist, Lissington 


Rhys James Harris and Claire Patricia Speed 



Alistair Luke Dunning and Sarah Ceinwen Cross 

Those who have died in the faith of Christ 

St. Thomas, Market Rasen 


Marian Morrison (age 85 years) 

Prayers 

Please pray for those who are sick or housebound 

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

Rev Victor Searle–Barnes, Don Robinson, Peter Burton, 

Joan Franklin, Les Wilkinson and Nick Lowes. 

Pray also for 

Those who have been affected by the recent hurricanes in the 

Caribbean and the earthquake in Mexico, for world peace, the 

political situation in Europe and the Brexit negotiations, famine in 

South Sudan, Iraq, Syria, refugees, the environment, the homeless, 

for our Dementia Service, the families coming to Mini Messy, Messy 

Church, our Children’s Church and Young People’s Group, The Poplars 

& Waterloo House, those who are sick or housebound… 

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St. Thomas’ harvest collection 

is delivered to the Nomad Trust. 


Harvest collection taken by Rev Claire and 

Ted Whaley to the Nomad Trust. 

Organ Concert at “The Shed” 

We had another enjoyable afternoon courtesy of Dorothy and Don Robinson as 

they hosted an afternoon Organ concert at “The Shed” on Sunday 22nd October. 

Christian Cartwright (resident organist at ‘Pipes in the Peaks’) entertained a sell out 

audience, where refreshments and a raffle followed the performance. 

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DIOCESE OF LINCOLN LADIES’ CHOIR 

On Saturday 14th October, we were treated to a concert at St Thomas’ given by 

the Diocesan Ladies Choir under the leadership of their director, Hilary Punnett. 

The programme started with 3 short pieces arranged for upper voices, including 

the folk tune Down by the Sally Gardens. We then moved onto the concert’s 

main work, the Requiem by 

Gabriel Faure. This challenging 

work is in 7 movements and was 

expertly conducted by Hilary and 

e x p e r t l y a c c o m p a n i e d b y 

Malcolm Pentelow on the organ. 

The choir gave a splendid 

performance which was much 

appreciated by the audience. 

A raffle was followed by a light 

buffet in the Church Room. 

Many thanks to the Diocesan Ladies Choir, Hilary Punnett and Malcolm 

Pentelow for giving us a splendid concert and to those who organised the 

tickets, raffle and refreshments. 

Simon Cole 

FAURE’S REQUIEM 

Meet Comet, we've adopted him as a 

Choir mascot! He joined us this evening at 

St Thomas Market Rasen for the Faure 

Requiem


ST. THOMAS’ CHURCH INVITE YOU TO JOIN US 

SUNDAY 12th NOVEMBER 

9:30am 

FOR A SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE 

The service will be followed by the 

Act of Remembrance 

at the War Memorial 

(gathering at 10:50am) 

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Thank you to all who have bought Children’s 

Society Christmas Cards and other items so 

far. Orders to the value of over £450 have 

been made and the cards etc should be with 

us soon. It is not too late to order cards or 

other items such as Advent calendars and 

Advent candles, gift bags and wrapping 

paper. If you don’t see me in Church you 

can always give me a ring on 842257. Last year 49p in the £ on card orders went 

to the work of The Society, so buying cards or other items is a very easy way to 

support this work. 

Thank you, too, to those who have handed in their House Boxes. If you haven’t yet 

done so, please give your Box to Jenny or to me as soon as possible. Jenny would 

like to have all the Boxes in by Sunday 5 th November. If you would like your Box to 

be collected, please give me a ring, 842257. 

Sunday 3 rd December is Advent Sunday and at 3pm the annual Christingle Service 

will take place in St Thomas’. Those of you familiar with the Service will know what 

a joyful – and sometimes surprising – occasion this is with a large congregation and 

the children of Market Rasen Primary School taking part and there’s always the 

excitement of the lighting of the Christingle candles! I hope that you will be able to 

join in the excitement this year. All money collected at the Service goes to support 

the work of The Children’s Society. 

Mal 

Bringing Hope 

The Children’s Society is a voluntary organisation of the Church of England. As a 

Christian, social justice organisation we are dedicated to working alongside children 

and young people to create a more fair and just society for us all. The Society 

works with children wherever they are disadvantaged or in danger - on the street – 

in prison – in schools - in the home – in communities, 

If you believe every child deserves a decent chance in life, 

you believe in everything we stand for. 

You can find more about the work of The Society and how you can support it at 

www.childrenssociety.org.uk 

or ring 01673 842257 

The Children’s Society, Edward Rudolf House, Margery St. London WC1X 0JL 

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St Thomas Parish Church 

Market Rasen 

Dementia Friendly Service 

Sunday 

5th November 2017 

3pm 

1/2 hour service 

Followed by 

refreshments 

All whose lives are affected by 

dementia together with carers, 

family and friends are WELCOME 

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St Thomas’ Market Rasen 

Journeying together through Adv 

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For more information 

contact Rev Claire Walker 

(01673) 844521 

curate@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

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