Local Lynx No.146 - October/November 2022

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WHAT’S ONVH = village hallOCTOBER1 st Sat. Bale Harvest Supper, VH 7pm1 st Sat. Field Dalling Ceilidh, VH 7pm1 st Sat. Sharrington Music Night VH 7pm1 st Sat.- 3 rd Mon. Stiffkey The Tutor Group, The Old Dairy,Norfolk Open Studios, 10am-5pm2 nd Sun. Bale Harvest Festival, All Saints 9.30am2 nd Sun. Binham Harvest Thanksgiving Service and Lunch,BP, 11am and BMH, 12.30 for 1pm2 nd Sun. Morston Harvest Festival, All Saints Church2 nd Sun. Sharrington Harvest Festival Church 9.30am2 nd Sun. Stiffkey St John and St Mary’s Church, HarvestFestival Service, 9.30am5 th Wed. Field Dalling Coffee Morning, VH 10.30am5 th Wed. Sharrington Gardeners,Talk, Field Dalling VH6.30pm7 th Fri. Field Dalling, First Friday, VH 6pm7 th Fri. Sharrington Craft Group VH 10.30am-12.30pm7 th Fri. Sharrington Pub evening VH 7pm7 th Fri.- 9 th Sun. Stiffkey The Tutor Group, The Old Dairy,Norfolk Open Studios, 10am-5pm8 th Sat. Binham Quiz Night, BMH, 7pm8 th Sat. Sharrington Antique Valuation Day VH 10am-3pm9th Sun. Langham Harvest Festival, Church 9.30am14 th Fri. Bale Fish and Chips, VH 7pm15 th Sat. Langham Family Bingo & Burger night at VH15 th Sat. Shovell Dinner, Talk by Robert Smith MBE,Harbour Rooms, Blakeney21 st Fri. Binham FOBP Talk by Lord Robin Butler, VH 7 for7.30pm21 st Fri. Field Dalling Bingo, VH 7.30pm22 nd Sat. Bale Local History Talk by Phil West VH, 7pm22 nd Sat. Sharrington Gordon Giltrap Concert VH 7pm26 th Wed. Field Dalling U3A Military History Group, VH10am28 th Fri. Bale Bale Oak Bar, VH 6.30-9.30pm28 th Fri. Field Dalling U3A Family History Group, VH 10am29 th Sat. Binham Village Halloween Party, BMH 7pm29 th Sat. Gunthorpe 50:50 Club Coffee Morning, VI10.30am30 th Sun. Morston Group Service, All Saints Church10:30am31 st Mon. Langham Trick or Treat trail through villageNOVEMBER2 nd Wed. Field Dalling Coffee Morning, VH 10.30am4 th Fri. Field Dalling Firsty Friday, VH 6pm4th Fri. Sharrington Craft Group, VH 10-30am-12.30pm4 th Fri. Sharrington Pub evening VH 7pm6 th Sun. Binham Gresham’s Choir and Orchestra, BP 7.30pm6 th Sun. Morston Patronal Service, All Saints Church 9.30am11 th Fri. Bale Fish and Chips, VH 7pm13 th Sun. Remembrance Services, see grid page 316 th Wed. Sharrington Gardeners wreath makingdemonstration, venue and time tbc18 th Fri. Field Dalling, Bingo, VH 7.30pm18 th Fri. Sharrington Noble Rotters VH 7pm19 th Sat. Bale Bale Book Group, VH 4pm19 th Sat. Binham Christmas Fair, BMH, 9.30am - 2pm23 rd Wed. Field Dalling U3A Military History Group, VH10am25 th Fri. Bale Bale Oak Bar, VH 6.30-9.30pm25 th Fri. Field Dalling U3A Family History Group, VH 10am26 th Sat. Gunthorpe 50:50 Club Coffee Morning, VI10.30am26 th Sat. Sharrington Christmas Fayre VH 10am-1.30pm2REGULARSMonday Bale Painting Group, VH 1-4pmMonday Sharrington Yoga class, VH 11.30am-12.30pmTuesday Binham Art Group BMH 9.30amWednesday Binham Youth Group in September after schoolholidays 6-8pm, BMHThird Wednesday in the month Binham, Cosy Club, BMH,2-4pmThird Thursday in the month Binham & HindringhamOpen Circle, Hindringham VH, 7.15pm1 st & 3 rd Saturdays in month Langham Coffee Mornings,VH 10am -12noonPOST OFFICES AND LIBRARY BUSESWednesday Field Dalling Post OfficeVH 8-8.40amWednesday Langham Mobile Post Office VH 8.50-9.20amThursdays Field Dalling Mobile Library, Highfields 16.25 –16.45Fridays 21st Oct. and 18 th Nov. Sharrington Library BusVH 3.10pmCLASH DIARYDecember 202210 th Sat. Field Dalling Christmas Fair3 rd Sat. Binham Christmas Supper BMH, 6.30for 7pmJuly 202330 th Sat, Binham Yard Sale, 10am-3pm,Binham VillageAugust 202424 th Sat. Langham Street Fayre 50th anniversaryNewsletter and Website AdvertisingFor enquiries about advertising in Local Lynx, contactSally Metcalfe: sallymetcalfe@btinternet.comRates for advertising (pre-paid) are:One column x 62 mm (1/8 page): £72 for six issues.Small Ads Panel on the back page:Available for individuals and businessesproviding local services. Cost: £36 for six issues.BLAKENEY METHODIST CHURCHService times:1 st Sunday -10am Traditional Methodist Worship2 nd Sunday – Café Church10amMid-week prayer time: Thursdays 9.30amFor more details ring Samantha Parfitt on 07591509653.ST. PETER’S CATHOLIC CHURCHBack Lane Blakeney NR25 7NPMass Sunday - 11amWednesday - 9.30amHolyday of Obligation 9.30amwww.catholicparishofwalsingham.orgDEANERY NEWSThe next joint meeting of Holt and Repps DeanerySynods: 7.30pm on 13 th October in Sheringham.
Church Services for Bale and Stiffkey Benefice for October and November 2022HC=Holy Communion. CFS=Church Family Service. MP=Morning Prayer. BCP=Book of Common Prayer CW- Common WorshipParish 2 nd October 9 th October 16 th October 23 rd October 30 th OctoberBale9.30am Harvest9.30am HCAt MorstonFestivalField Dalling 11.00am CFS At Saxlingham 11.00am MP At MorstonBCPSaxlingham At Field Dalling 11.00am HC BCP At Field Dalling At MorstonGunthorpe11.00am Harvest FestivalAt MorstonSharrington 9.30am Harvest 9.30am HC 9.30am MP CW 9.30am HC At MorstonFestivalBinham 11.00am Harvest 11.00am MP BCP 11.00am MP BCP 9.30am HC At MorstonThanksgivingMorston 9.30am HC BCPHarvest Festival9.30am MP BCP10.30am HC GroupServiceLangham At Stiffkey 9.30am Harvest At Stiffkey 9.30am MP At MorstonThanksgivingBCPStiffkey 9.30am HarvestThanksgivingAt Langham 9.30am HC BCP At Langham At MorstonParish 6 th November 13 th November20 th November 27 th NovemberRemembrance SundayBale 9.30am HC 9.30am HC Service of Remembrance 9.30am HCField Dalling 10.45am Service of Remembrance At Saxlingham 11.00am MP BCPSaxlingham At Field Dalling 11.00am HC BCP At Field DallingGunthorpe10.50am Service of RemembranceSharrington 9.30am MP BCP 9.30am HC Service of Remembrance 9.30am MP CW 9.30am HCBinham 11.00am HC 10.50am HC Service of 11.00am MP BCP 9.30am HCRemembranceMorston 9.30am HC BCP 3.00pm Service of Remembrance 9.30am HC BCPPatronal FestivalLangham At Stiffkey 10.50am Service of Remembrance At Stiffkey 9.30am MP BCPStiffkey 9.30am MP BCP At Langham 9.30am HC BCP At LanghamAdditional ServicesStiffkey: Friday 11 th November, Remembrance Day Gathering at the War Memorial, 10.45am.Zoom Evensong on October 2 nd and November 6 th at 5.00pm. For further details please contact Ian Newton on01328 830947 or email iannewton46@gmail.com.RECTOR’S LETTERDear Friends and Parishioners,This time of year, late summer/early autumn is for me a reflection of the Glory of God. I wonder if you know the poem byGerard Manley Hopkins “Hurrahing in Harvest”? “Summer ends now; now, barbarous in beauty, the stooks rise/ Around; upabove, what wind-walks! what lovely behaviour/ Of silk-sack clouds!” The Glory of God, mirrored there in nature is of courseone of the great themes of scripture.In the Old Testament ‘glory’ is the visible and supernatural ‘showing’ of the majesty of God; and the Hebrew word for‘glory’ (kabod) means ‘weight’ or ‘substance’’; and this making known of the presence of a personal Deity produces awe. Awe,as well as the presence of God is hard to explain to one who has never experienced it, but it is something to be experienced by thehumble, devout believer. Adam and Eve felt no awe in the presence of God before the Fall, but surely did when they approachedHim afterwards. But approach they did, because He beckoned; and He beckons us still to a restored relationship with Himself, to,in a sense, a life of glory.There is a house in north Norfolk, which I have often visited which had, instead of the usual parapet (it’s quite a grand house),stone letters proclaiming to all the world, the allegiance, the prayer, and the experience of the family down the centuries: “GloriaDeo in excelsis”. It is God’s presence which bestows obvious favour and assurance on his people and marks them out as his own,for his glory. To be with, and bless His people is what God wants – hence His covenant with Israel, hence the sending of His Sonfor this contractual agreement was sealed everlastingly with the red blood of the Lord Jesus Christ.What distinguishes God? His Glory. What motivates God? His love. To what end does He work? The restoration of allthings, including our broken relationship with Him.“God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that everyone that believes in him may not perish, but haveeternal life.” This is the heart of the Gospel. Not “God is love” – which is true but does not imply any action on His part. BUT“God so loved…” that He gave. He gave. In a place and at a time God in Christ took off His robes of glory and was lifted uponly in shame and the Author of life died for what He had made. And that glorious degradation on behalf of the whole world is3
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