April 2018

ISSUE 139 APRIL 2018 

APRIL 2018 

PARISH NEWS 

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

A letter from the 

Curate… 

Reverend Claire’s April 

Letter see page 4 

He has 

Risen 

A letter from the 

Bishop… 

The Rt Revd Christopher 

Lowson, Lord Bishop of 

Lincoln, see page 5 

What’s On ? 

Messy Cathedral is back 

on Tuesday 3rd April see 

page 15 

“2” MESSY 

MINI MESSY CHURCH 

EMMAUS 

SERVICES 

& 

EVENTS 

N o t o n e , b u t t w o 

chances to get messy 

this April see page 15 

for details. 

Group for families & 

pre-school children 

meets Wednesdays 

10.00-11.30am 

Emmaus is our group 

for 30-50 year olds. See 

the calendar for our 

next meeting. 

Find out about our 

regular services and 

events on pages 8-9 

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How to find us… 


Welcome to the Parish Church of St. Thomas, Market Rasen. The church is 

situated in the centre of the town and sits proudly at the back of the market 

square. The main entrance is on the south side and can be accessed from the 

market place with footpaths leading to the north side and to the east side. The 

church is open on Tuesdays for visitors. 

Or you can visit us online at…. 

www.stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

@stthomasmarketrasen 

@StThomasMR 

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. 

How to contact us… 

RECTOR : REVEREND STEPHEN JOHNSON 

Phone : 01673 844 770 

Mobile : 07766 411 090 

Email: rector@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

CURATE: REVEREND CLAIRE WALKER 

Phone : 01673 844 521 

Mobile : 07495 190 310 

Email: curate@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

CHURCH TONY PARKINSON 07889 754 347 

WARDENS: warden1@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

SUE TRUELOVE 07484619678 

warden2@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

DEPUTY JENNY GOULSBRA 

WARDENS: MARCUS HYDE 

VERGER: CHRIS MIDDLETON 

verger@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

TREASURER: DAVID HILL 01673 844 577 

treasurer@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

ORGANIST: PETER TWIDELL 

SAFEGUARDING: SHEILA LAMMING 01673 842 275 

safeguarding@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

The Rectory 

3B Caistor Road 

Market Rasen 

LN8 3HY 

Turnstone 

Willingham Road 

Market Rasen 

LN8 3RE 

Parish News Team 

To submit articles and material for 

inclusion in the Parish News contact: Mal 

parishnews@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

For advertising contact: Chris 

verger@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

Editor: Marcus 

editor@stthomasmarketrasen.org.uk 

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A Letter from the Curate 

Dear Friends, 

I wonder if you, like me, have been intrigued by Easter day this year falling on the 

first of April, April Fools’ Day? It has had me musing for some time about possible 

links between the two things. One such link which sprung to mind is that in France, 

a traditional April Fools’ Day joke is known as ‘poisson d’avril’ – ‘April Fish’, and 

people sneak around trying to attach foil fish shapes to one another’s backs. The 

fish being a symbol used since the very earliest days of Christianity for Jesus 

makes for a sort of a link between the two days. 

Far more exciting a link though, I think, is that for Christians, Easter is no joke! At 

Easter we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ – the most wonderful and 

astounding miracle of them all. A love that conquers death is no joke. 

I often wonder how it felt for those women who came to Jesus’ tomb that first 

Easter morning to tend the body of their friend and teacher. I wonder how it felt to 

find it empty, how long it took for the realisation to dawn that Jesus was alive.. 

This was no joke. This was Good News – the best possible news – and they had to 

tell everyone! Jesus must have been who they hoped he was! He had come to 

save them, but as so often is the case with God, he didn’t do it in the way they 

were expecting! 

2000 years later, we still celebrate the Good News, and we still have to tell 

everyone! 

Of course there are many who think it is foolish to believe that Jesus rose from the 

dead. This is not a new position, even St. Paul in his letter to the Corinthians 

writes, “For the message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, 

but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.” (1 Corinthians 1:18) 

It is difficult to imagine, difficult to understand and yet here we are 2000 years on 

still talking about it, still celebrating it. You don’t need to look far to find someone 

profoundly changed by the reality that the creator of the universe became human, 

was crucified, died and rose again for the love of the human race he created. 

Who are we to be so desperately loved by the creator of the universe? And yet we 

are. So what shall we do about it? 

Love and prayers, 

Rev Claire 

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A Letter from the Bishop 

I have recently made my maiden speech in the House of Lords. You will find a copy 

of the speech on the diocesan website, but I began by thanking those who had 

made me welcome and referring to the beauty that surrounds us in our diocese 

and also the rugged, independent-mindedness of its people. 

During the speech I also referred to my working-class roots and my early life in the 

former steel town of Consett, in north-west Durham, and the fact that I found faith 

and a vocation to the priesthood at the age of 13. The call to this vocation was a 

surprise to me, and a surprise that has not entirely left me; that God was calling 

someone like me to be a priest. 

This vocation has taken me to south London, Hampshire and Portsmouth, and, for 

the past six years, the Diocese of Lincoln, and my ministry in such settings 

informed the text for my speech, which was part of a response to the economy in 

the light of the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Spring Statement. 

As I stated, there was much to welcome in what was announced in the Spring 

Statement. The light at the end of the tunnel, the modest improvement in economic 

forecasts and the prospect of an increase in spending on and investment in public 

services will be good news to the people of Lincolnshire, especially if what is 

devoted to Lincolnshire addresses the challenge we face. 

In our local context, we can see the challenges facing areas such as health and 

education and, as a result of climate change, our environment. We face such 

challenges while seeking to fulfil our duty to seek to create a fairer and more 

integrated society, where none feel ‘left behind’, and where every person is shown 

love and given the opportunity to flourish and fulfil their calling. 

As you read these words, we will have recently celebrated the joy of Easter. Lent, 

Holy Week and Easter present us with the opportunity to reflect, listen, prepare 

and resolve to act as we embrace the hope that is to be found in the message of 

resurrection. At this time of a personal new beginning in the House of Lords, I 

resolve to offer a further public voice for the people of our diocese, and, with you, 

to continue to try to transform lives across greater Lincolnshire. 

With every blessing for Easter, 

+Christopher 

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Remembrance 2018 

Churches across the country are commemorating the 100 th 

Anniversary of the end of World War I by making poppies to 

adorn their buildings. 

At St Thomas’, we are hoping to create a cascade of poppies to 

hang from the church tower in November. 

There are various ways in which YOU can help: 

1. Donate some red yarn, red felt, scraps of black yarn or black 

buttons. 

2. Knit or crochet poppies. (Patterns are available). 

3. Make poppies from felt or other suitable fabric. 

4. Donate some garden netting and or cable ties to assist with 

construction of the cascade. 

5. Nearer the time, help with securing poppies to the netting and 

assembling the cascade. 

Tuition can be given, so ANYONE can have a go and get 

involved. Knit and natter sessions can be arranged! 

For more information, contact Julia Pullen on 07530 184381 or 

email: juliapullen07@yahoo.co.uk . 

Thank you for your help 

Please note: this is in addition to, not as a substitute for, the Royal British Legion’s 

Annual Poppy Appeal. 

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Market Rasen Primary School 

Welcome to our update on Term Four where we have been up to lots of exciting things 

over the past few weeks. 

Our Year Three and Four children are currently in the middle of their residential visit to 

Rand Farm Park where they will enjoy the opportunity to experience all aspects of life on 

a farm and enjoy the amazing opportunities that they will be having. 

The children have also been running their exit days cafes in the hall as part of their Young 

Entrepreneur topic and we have had lots of parents come and sample some delicious 

cakes and goodies. 

We have lots of exit day activities planned across the rest of the school in the coming 

week. Our Reception children had a great time on their visit to Sundown Adventure Land 

and enjoyed the rides and meeting the animals. As well as lots of exciting opportunities 

planned in the school day, we also have lots of after school clubs and opportunities. Our 

staff work with groups of children across lots of curriculum areas. This edition, our Sports 

Ambassadors would like to tell you a little about what they do. 

Hello from the School Sports and Health Ambassadors, 

As you may be aware, we have been running several fun and engaging games on the 

Key Stage 2 playground for the pupils at our school. These include: Maze Challenge, 

Chess, Draughts, Bean Bag Toss and Snakes and Ladders. To 

run these games we bring the equipment out every break and 

lunch time. We also monitor the games to see that they are 

played fairly and within the rules. Lastly, we maintain the 

equipment and make sure that there is enough for the game to 

run and it is not damaged. 

Going forwards we are looking to extend this to the Key Stage 

1 playground. We are also going to expand on the variety of 

games available. Additionally, there will be competitions for 

children to enter on and off the playground. 

We are looking forward to the rest of the year, we hope you are 

too. 

Sam, Adam, Peter and Stan 

Each term, Gareth and Sarah, our local Methodist workers create, with the help of the 

Collective Worship Council, a Prayer Space in school so children can write prayers. 

Children are encouraged to write a prayer for the space and they are shared in Collective 

Worship by staff, Reverend Steve and the Collective Worship Council. 

Have a wonderful Easter and we will have lots more of our exciting curriculum activities to 

share with you throughout the rest of the year. 

If you would like any further information or to discuss anything with us, 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 exciting things we have been doing in school. 

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APRIL 2018 SERVICES 


Sunday in 

Market Rasen 

In the 

villages 

In the 

Week 

1st April 2018 

(1st Sunday) 

Easter Day 

8.00am Holy Communion 

(BCP) Rev Steve Johnson 

/Rev Claire Walker 


with Children’s Church 

(CW) Rev Steve Johnson/ 

Rev Claire Walker 

Tuesday 3rd April 

9.00am Morning Prayer at 

St Thomas, Market Rasen 

Wed 4th April 


St. Thomas, Market 

Rasen 

Thur 5th April 


(BCP) St Thomas, Market 

Rasen Rev Steve 

Johnson/Rev Claire 

Walker 

10.30am Waterloo House 

Holy Communion 

Fri 6th April 

9.00am Morning Prayer St 

Thomas, Market Rasen 

8th April 2018 15th April 2018 

(2nd Sunday) 

(3rd Sunday) 

Easter 2 Easter 3 





1.30pm Baptism 

3.00pm Dementia 

Friendly Service 


St. John the Baptist 

Lissington (BCP) 

Rev Steve Johnson/ Rev 

Claire Walker 

11.30am Holy 

Communion at St 

Cornelius, Linwood (BCP) 

Rev David Post/Rev 

Claire Walker 

Mon 9th April 



2.00pm Conversation with 

God, Church Rooms 

Grace Tompkins 

Tuesday 10th April 



7.00pm Healing Service 



St. Thomas, Market Rasen 

7.15pm Choir Practice 

7.30pm Bell Ringing 

Practice 

Thurs 12th April 





Walker 





(BCP) Rev Steve Johnson 

/Rev Claire Walker 

10.00am Holy 

Communion with 

Children’s Church (CW) 

Rev Steve Johnson /Rev 

Claire Walker 

11.30am APCM followed 

by a “Bring and Share 

lunch” 





Archdeacons Visitation 



7.30pm Fund Raising 

meeting 




10-11.30am Mini Messy 

Church in the Church Rooms 



Practice 





Johnson /Rev Claire 

Walker 


at The Poplars 




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AND EVENTS 


22nd April 2018 29th April 2018 

(4th Sunday) 

(5th Sunday) 

Easter 4 Easter 5 





4.15pm Messy Church 





6th May 2018 

(1st Sunday) 

Easter 6 


(BCP) Rev Steve 


Walker 


with Children’s 

Church(CW) Rev Steve 


Walker 

6.30pm Evensong at St 

John the Baptist 

Lissington led by Roy 

Sutton 

Mon 23rd April 










Church in the Church 

Rooms 



Practice 






Walker 







Tuesday 1st May 



Wed 2nd May 







Practice 

Thur 3rd May 



Rasen Rev Steve Johnson 

/ Rev Claire Walker 

10.30am Waterloo House 

Holy Communion 

Fri 4th May 



Mon 7th May 



2.00pm Conversation with 

God, Church Rooms 

Grace Tompkins 

Tuesday 8th May 



7.00pm Healing Service 

Wed 9th May 







Practice 

Thur 10th May 





Walker 

Fri 11th May 



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The BIG Brew 

Thank you to everyone who came to support the Big Brew Coffee Morning at The 

Rectory on March 5th. We raised a total of £190 in donations from refreshments towards 

the work of Traidcraft. The UK Government has pledged to double every pound raised at 

this event across the country to further the work of Traidcraft in countries where help is 

so desperately needed. The Traidcraft stall organized by Alison Atkinson also sold £153 

of products and took £53 of orders. A huge thank you to everybody who contributed to a 

successful morning, particularly Barbara and Julia for making the drinks and washing all 

the dishes (with a little help from Roger) 

The theme this year was the “Hidden Entrepreneur appeal” which will help people in 

some of the world’s poorest countries. It aims to enable people to build businesses, 

make a profit, feed their families and educate their children. One such “Hidden 

Entrepreneur” is Suni who after receiving business training from Traidcraft Exchange, 

opened a small shop on the road near her house, selling sweets, snacks basic food and 

fertilisers. Her confidence has grown hugely and her shop helps support the education of 

her ten-year-old son! The money raised at the Big Brew will continue to provide 

opportunities for even more families like this one. 

It was so good to see so many people join us and have fellowship together. 

Congratulations to Jean Johnson who was the winner of the fair trade Easter Egg. Jean 

successfully located the correct fruit tree which the goat was hiding behind on Samuel’s 

farm. 

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A day to explore and discuss vocation and what it is 

like to feel ‘called’ led by Jeffery Heskins and 

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Have you ever had that feeling that something might be 

tugging at your life and you didn’t know what it was? 

Have you ever had that moment when you thought all along 

that God called other people but not someone like you? 

Have you ever had that moment when you finally thought that 

it might be that God was steering you towards something? 

... and you didn’t know what to do 

or where to go? 

It happens to more people than you think and no, you are not 

going mad; it might be that something important is happening 

to you. 

Why not come along to this Vocations Day and meet some 

others who are asking the same questions and feeling unsure 

of what to do next; what steps to take; which way to go. 

There will be a chance to hear others speak of how it was for 

them when they first sensed this idea of ‘being called’ and how 

they went about handling it. There will be the chance to ask 

questions about what might be involved in discerning a calling, 

what sort of training exists for those who want to move 

forward and what kind of ongoing support there will be after 

that. 

Come and find out more at the Lincoln Diocesan Vocations 

Day on Saturday 12th May 2018 at St. Luke’s Church, 

Birchwood. 

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Programme for the day 

10.30 Arrivals and coffee. 

10.50 Welcome, notices and outline of the day. 


11.00 How did it all start and what happened then? 

Two people who have been exploring their vocation 

will share some thoughts in an open conversation on 

on how things began for each of them. What is it like to 

wonder if God is calling? Who did they tell? How did it 

make them feel? How can they help us begin to talk 

about it. 

11.40 Small group conversations. How do I know I am 

called by God? 

12.00 So what is it like being ordained and keeping up the 

day job; feeling a call to the religious life; or a call to 

ordained ministry in your local home community; how 

about a lay preaching ministry as a trained Reader; 

have you ever wondered about being a Distinctive 

Deacon and what that means, or going ‘full me’ as an 

ordained or lay person? What is an Authorised Lay 

Minister (ALM)? All is revealed! 

1.00 Questions to the panel. 

1.15 Lunch. Bring a sandwich. Drinks provided. 

1.45 I’m not academic and I’m nervous about the training! 

2.45 Questions for the team and what next? 

3.00 Closing prayers, tea and depart. 

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Directions to St. Luke’s Birchwood, Lincoln. 


1. From the A15, A158 and A46 heading south to Lincoln:;follow the Lincoln ring 

road signed for Newark. At the end of the dual carriageway section 

roundabout take the first exit signed for Birchwood onto the Skellingthorpe 

Road. Proceed to the traffic lights and turn right into Birchwood Avenue. 

Follow this road for 0.9 mile passing the Police Station, JW’s and Leisure 

Centre. Turn right into Jasmin Road and proceed along here past Co-op and 

surgery. Immediately after the Infant School turn left into the Church drive. 

Park by the Youth Hall. 

2. From Newark or Grantham via A1, pick up the A46 for Lincoln North and 

other northbound traffic (signs for Scunthorpe, Humber Bridge etc.) Cross the 

next roundabout (second exit) and go to the next roundabout. Take the third 

exit signed for Birchwood. Then as 1. 

3. From the A15 heading north to Lincoln, the simplest (but not most direct) 

route is as follows: Take the A15 into and around the south and east side of 

Lincoln, past the football club, bearing left at the next set of lights and 

following the flyover route up and past the Cathedral (on your left ) and out 

along the Wragby road until you reach the roundabout signposted for the A15 

and A46. Follow the signs for Newark and the directions as1. 

4. From Gainsborough via the A156 and A57 heading south to Lincoln: turn right 

onto the A46 to the Skellingthorpe Road roundabout. Then as 1. 

5. St. Luke’s is the modern red brick building on the left. 

For Sat-Nav users the Post code LN6 0YR will take you to the Vicarage next door to the church. 

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Vocations Day — Here I am, Lord 

Saturday 12th May 2018 

Name: ....................................................................................... 

Address:..................................................................................... 

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Tel: No………………………………………………………….……. 

Email:…………………………………………………………….….. 

Church/Parish:............................................................................ 

Please complete and return the cut off slip below by 30 April 2018 to: 

Jeffrey Heskins, Edward King House, Minster Yard, Lincoln LN2 1PU 

Email: jeffrey.heskins@lincoln.anglican.org—Tel: 01522 50 40 29 

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Messy Church 

This month there are two opportunities to enjoy Messy Church… 

MESSY CATHEDRAL 

TUESDAY 3rd APRIL 

10.30am 

Join the team at Lincoln Cathedral where we will be celebrating Easter and 

the story of new life in Jesus with crafts, activities and worship. Come and 

share the joy! 

Messy Cathedral is family church – so grownups, please bring children and 

children, please bring grown-ups! 

To book or find out more, please contact: 

The Revd. Philippa White, Succentor: 

01522 567004 

curate@lincolncathedral.com 

‘Bring a packed lunch!’ 

MESSY CHURCH 

SUNDAY 22nd APRIL 

4.15pm 

Join us for our April Messy Church with the usual 

Fun - Craft - Worship - Food 

ST. THOMAS’ MARKET RASEN 

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From the Parish Registers 

Baptisms 


4th March 2018 

Layla Mae Baker 

Weddings 

No Weddings recorded this month 

Funerals 


8th March 2018 

Michael Anthony Melbourne (aged 73 years) 

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There are drivers all around the local area. The 

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40p per mile. 

Hours Monday to Thursday 10.00am - 4.00pm 

Friday 10.00am - 1.00pm 

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Prayers 

Please Pray for the sick and the housebound : 

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

Searle– Barnes, Don Robinson, Peter Burton, Karen Cook, Joan Franklin, Helga 

Pentelow, Molly Smith and Nick Lowes. 

Pray also for : 

The work of UN peacekeepers; political situation in South Africa; for World peace; 

the political situation in Europe and the Brexit negotiations; refugees around the 

World, including those in Europe; for those who are taking the leading in protecting 

the environment; our local schools Market Rasen Church of England Primary 

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Parish News 

VESTRY PLANS 

The sketch below shows how the vestry refurbishment is shaping. 

The current plan involves raising the floor so it is level with the 

outside pavement to give full disabled access. There will be a new 

full length cupboard for robes, a new sink unit and new low level 

cupboards for additional storage. It is planned that the vestry will 

also be used as a Parish office. 

 

 

Vestment 

Cupboard 

 

Sink 

Low level 

cupboards 

 

Bookshelves 

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Mini Messy Church 

Our young families have been creative and busy with lots of new crafts at Mini 

Messy Church in the past month. We listened to the story about the first miracle 

Jesus performed in Cana at a very special wedding. To help tell the story the 

children decorated wine jugs in the colours of 

water (blue) and wine (red). They certainly know 

their colours! We have also heard the story of 

Palm Sunday told with the aid of a very special 

donkey puppet and this was followed by a very 

exciting retelling of our Easter Story. I’m sure that 

everyone in Market Rasen will have heard them 

shouting “He’s alive!” Each of the children took 

home a gift from the church. This was a lovely 

book telling the story of Easter to share with 

friends and family. As our numbers continue to 

grow can I ask that you hold the families and our 

team of dedicated helpers in your prayers. The 

relationships that have developed between 

families and church members have continued to 

strengthen and this is very encouraging indeed. 

Liz Johnson 

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YOU ARE INVITED TO THE 

ANNUAL 

PAROCHIAL 

CHURCH MEETING 

(APCM) 

We will be holding our Annual Parochial Church Meeting at St. Thomas’ 

11.30am 

on Sunday 15th April @ 11.30am 

SUNDAY 

after the main service, followed by 

15th APRIL 

a “Bring and Share” lunch. 

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Rasen, set in the heart of the Lincolnshire 

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Our staff provide high quality Person 

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Email: waterloocarehome@gmail.com 

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