Parish Magazine // May 2016 Seapatrick...

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Parish Magazine // May 2016

Pg. 3 From the Rector Pg. 5 Staff Appointments Pg. 7 Church Fete

Pg. 12 Calendar of Services Pg. 17 Sligo 16Pg. 19 Mouse Makes

Come, Holy Spirit

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Rector: Ven. Roderic West, The Rectory, 63 Lurgan Road, BT32 4LY .........................Tel: 4062 2612

Curate Assistant: Rev. Catherine Simpson, 26 Larchwood Avenue, BT32 3XH .........................Tel: 4066 9086

Non Stipendary Minister (NSM): Rev. Dr. Rory Corbett ................................................................................................... Tel: 4062 2744

Parish Office (Monday to Friday 10am to 1pm) Parish Office, Holy Trinity Church, Church Street, Banbridge, BT32 4AA Tel: 4062 2744

Parish Email .................................................................................seapatrickparishoffice@gmail.com

Parish Website .........................................................................................................www.bchurch.co.uk

Diocesan Website .................................................................................. www.downanddromore.org

Holy Trinity Organist .......................................................................................................................Vacant

St Patrick’s Organist ...................................................................................................Mr Simon Hanna

Sexton........................................................................................................................Mr Trevor Anderson

Sunday Space Superintendent (Holy Trinty, Banbridge) ................ Mr Clifford McSpadden

Sunday School Superintendent (St Patrick’s, Seapatrick) ................................Mrs Enid Adair

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From the Rector...Greetings in the name of ChristJoan and I were on holiday after Easter, we had looked forward with anticipation to having a break. It was a great opportunity to relax, to be refreshed and renewed, we walked and we talked.

Jesus had walked and talked with his disciples during his earthly ministry and he walked and talked with them following his resurrection. During that time, he spoke to them about the coming of the Holy Spirit. He told them to wait in Jerusalem until they had been clothed with power from on high. Then Jesus ascended into heaven and the waiting period began.

The disciples probably looked forward with anticipation for the promise which Jesus made to be fulfilled, although that anticipation was tinged with a degree of uncertainty about what was going to happen. The disciples had to wait 10 days for the promise to be fulfilled, and then something amazing and dramatic happened.

In Acts 2 we are told that the disciples were all in one place. ‘Suddenly a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from heaven and filled the whole house where they were sitting. They saw what seemed to be tongues of fire that separated and came to rest on each of them. All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit …..’

When we came back from holidays everything was much the same, but after the day of Pentecost nothing was the same. The people in Jerusalem were amazed and perplexed by what was happening. Then Peter stood up to explain, this was the fulfilment of what had been foretold in the scriptures (the Old

Testament) and the fulfilment of what Jesus had said was going to happen. This was the same person who prior to Jesus’ crucifixion had denied knowing Jesus. (Luke 22:54-62)

Then Peter declared that Jesus’ death wasn’t an accident, but was part of God’s plan of salvation for those who put their trust in Jesus. He told the people that Jesus’ resurrection confirmed his identity as the Son of God, and that Jesus had ascended so that the Holy Spirit would come in power. He also told them that people need to be forgiven for their sin and that those who repent of their sin and put their trust in Jesus can be forgiven and know the presence and power of the Holy Spirit in their lives. We are told that three thousand repented of their sin and put their faith in Jesus that day.

People’s lives were changed and transformed, and God is still in the business of changing and transforming lives, restoring and renewing lives, through the power of the Holy Spirit, as we respond to him.

Spirit of the living God, fall afresh on me.Spirit of the living God, fall afresh on me.Break me, melt me,mould me, fill me.Spirit of the living God,fall afresh on me.

Roderic


Two New Members of Staff AppointedWe welcome two new members of staff, Dorothy Craig and Mark Wells.

Dorothy has been appointed as Parish Administrator. Dorothy is a member of St John’s Parish, Lurgan. She recently left the Northern Ireland Civil Service under an early exit scheme. She is married to Mervyn, they have two sons. Dorothy is looking forward to using her administrative skills and experience in a faith based setting. Dorothy took up her new post in mid-April

Mark has been appointed as Youth and Children’s Ministry Coordinator. Mark is from Moira and is a parishioner of St John’s, Moira; he grew up on a farm. He is currently completing a degree in theology and Youth Ministry, he’s getting married to Abi in June. Mark and Abi are looking forward to being part of what of what is happening in the parish. God has given Mark a passion for young people, to see them come to know Christ as their Saviour and for them to learn of his great love for them.

Interviews for the organist at Holy Trinity will be taking place in the near future.

Church of Ireland General Synod The General Synod of the Church of Ireland meets annually in May. It is a meeting of representatives of all dioceses in the Church of Ireland. This year’s General Synod will take place in the Royal Marine Hotel, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin from Thursday 12th to Saturday 14th May, 2016.

Please pray for God’s guidance for all those who will be attending the Synod.

You can find out more about the General Synod by visiting http://synod.ireland.anglican.org/2016

There will be a twitter feed using the hashtag #coigs. This hashtag will also be used for Facebook and Instagram as well as other social media outlets.

Christian Aid Week: 15th - 21st MayChristian Aid is a Christian organisation that works globally for profound change, seeking to eradicate the causes of poverty and striving to achieve equality, dignity and freedom for all, regardless of faith or nationality. We provide urgent, practical and effective assistance where need is great, tackling the effects of poverty as well as its root causes. Christian Aid collectors will be calling at homes throughout the country during Christian Aid week. Please give generously.

Collectors are urgently needed in the following areas during Christian Aid Week:

Richmond Heights, The Rowans, Bramblewood Drive, Willow Grove/Close/Park/Drive/Avenue, Konver Heights, Pinley Crescent & Drive

If you could help with this, please contact our Parish Christian Aid Co-ordinator, Mrs Aileen Stewart on 4062 8810 or 07746423924.

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Church Fete - Saturday 18th June Plans for our 26th Annual Fete continue to go well. The Fete Committee are doing their part but for the event to be successful we need your help.

Alison Adams along with Tracy Weir will be looking after personnel issues. On the day of the Fete upwards of 250 parishioners are needed to staff the various stalls and other duties. They will be writing out shortly to our key stall organisers who will in turn enlist the help of various individuals to help staff their stall. If you are asked and are free, please say yes! We would like the completed forms returned to Alison, Tracy or the Parish Office as soon as possible. If you are free on the day and would be willing to help but are not listed as a fete helper please contact the Parish Office. If you are new to the Parish this is a great way to meet new friends and take part in a hectic but very rewarding day!

The Market Garden stall organised by Nan White and Margaret Jones would like to hear from any of you who can help supply chutneys and jams.

Now is the time to identify those items in your garage, roof space and homes which you no longer need. I will outline in next month’s article about when they can be left in the Church Hall. Please note we can’t take old televisions, mattresses or very large wardrobes or units.

We did exceptionally well last year at the second hand clothes stall as the ladies almost doubled their previous year’s takings and we were also able to sell the remaining items as cash for clobber raising yet further funds. Please keep your unwanted clothes, shoes, bags, curtains and bedding. We can’t take duvets.

Many thanks to those who assisted in re-potting plants and a special word of thanks to those who have taken responsibility for bringing on the plants at their homes. If you can help nearer the time with plants etc for the stall Ann Lay would be delighted to hear from you.

Boxes are now in both churches for the donation of items of groceries. Please ensure any items donated are within their sell by date. Please give generously.

That’s all for now but please try and keep the 18th June free!

Robert, Fete Chairman

Donations in lieu of flowers - AcknowledgementThe Rector and Select Vestry gratefully acknowledge the following sums received from relations and friends in lieu of flowers to mark the passing of loved ones. Such donations are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Mrs Susan Burns £605.00Mr Eric Dunlop £250.00Mr Jim Gallagher £75.00Mr Hugh McClory £330.00Mrs Margaret Murray £435.00

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Mothers’ UnionWe end the season with our annual outing on Saturday 21st May. Please ensure you have booked and chosen your menu. For any more information please contact Phyllis or Joan.

Thank you to everyone who has provided items for Women’s Aid during the year and to Ruth Walker for co-ordinating this ministry. The collection of items for Women’s Aid has closed for the summer and will resume in September.

Diary Date: May 18th – High Tea for St. Patrick’s Mothers’ Union

Joan West

St. Patrick’s Ladies GuildOur last meeting before the summer break is on Tuesday 10th May at 8.00pm in the Church Hall Seapatrick. We will have with us George Rice who will talk to us about his charity work and we will hear his musical talent.

The outing is on Saturday 4th June and there are seats available on the bus. Please contact Mildred Telephone 028 4062 4103 if anyone is interested.

Sandra Donaldson

Refresh – a Group for Younger WomenOur outing to “Turnip House”, Ballyward, Tea Room and Craft Workshop will be on Thursday 12th May. Please meet in church carpark at 7.00pm and we can travel together.

Vestry Report

Parish VacanciesDorothy Craig has joined our team as Parish Administrator and the Select Vestry would like to extend a very warm welcome to Dorothy. We also look forward to Mark Wells joining us in July as our Youth and Children’s Ministry Coordinator. Interviews for an organist at Holy Trinity will be taking place in the near future.

Holy Trinity ChurchRoof repairs - Seapatrick Parish has been given permission to commence the roof repairs on Holy Trinity Church. The contractor is J McAleenan and it is hoped that an initial site meeting, with the architect and contractor will take place shortly. The work is expected to take approximately twelve weeks.

Electrical ReportsFollowing inspection reports on the fixed electrical installations of the Parish’s buildings, the necessary repair work is being put out to tender.

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Men’s Football Club - Wednesdays 8.15pm to 9.30pmOur Men’s Football club meets every Wednesday in the Parish Hall from 8.15pm. It’s open to all men aged 18 and over. If you are interested, just come along to the Parish Hall any Wednesday evening.

Roly Harwood

Knitting & Crochet ClubThursdays from 10.30am to 12.00pm in St Patrick’s Church Hall.

If anyone would like any information on the club, please contact the Parish Office or speak to me or just come along any Thursday morning. You will be very welcome.

Mary Mitchell

Men’s Society - Men’s Magical Mystery TourOur next meeting will be the annual Men’s Magical Mystery Tour will be on Saturday 4th June (time to be confirmed). The cost will be £37 per person and, as usual, will include plenty of entertainment, food, fellowship and craic. Try to come along – even if you haven’t been to all/any of the year’s meetings, we would love to see you.

Book early to avoid disappointment – a deposit of £10 (payable to Church Wardens, Parish Office or David Adams) secures a seat on the bus.

Monday ClubOn Monday 11th April, even though the weather was bad, we had an excellent attendance for our Annual General Meeting and our Bring & Buy sale. The Ven Archdeacon Roderic West attended our meeting. Mrs Maureen McCrory then gave an excellent report on all that had taken place during the year.

After all posts were declared ‘vacant’, our President, Mr Adrian Howlett, thanked all outgoing officers for contributing their time and effort to the club. After this, elections were held to elect Miss Peggy Magill as Chairperson, Mrs Maureen McCrory as Secretary and Mr Jim Magill as Treasurer. Five committee members were also elected.

At this stage, Archdeacon West welcomed the new officers, prayed for all present and for the continuing success of the Monday Club. He also expressed thanks and appreciation to the outgoing Chairperson, John Lunney and the outgoing Treasurer, Violet Lunney for all the work they have done in these roles during the past 2 years.


Join us this summer as we get Inspired together.

Meet Sunday 15th May at 7.00pm at Holy Trinity Church Hall for Magical Mystery evening, special guests, Messy Games Night and banter. Come prepared for Mess!

4th June Saturday Night Live. Location to be confirmed.

For all those of Secondary School Age

Fridays from 6.30 to 7.30pm for those in P1 – P7

Holy Trinity Church Hall, Banbridge

Have fun as we get to know God better!

Join us for a packed hour of games, challenges, crafts, snacks and stories, a Fun Filled

Friday indeed!

We are looking at ‘People of God’ – learning about Bible characters and how they

responded to God – at the moment we are focussing on Moses.

So if you are in P1-P7, please come along and bring a friend. We’d love to see you!

Please contact the Parish Office if you would like any further information.

Parent & Toddler GroupWe meet in the Parish Hall at Holy Trinity on Wednesday mornings from 10.30am to 12.00pm. Please come along and join us – we would love to see you there. Contact the Parish Office on 4062 2744 if you would like further information.

‘Why do fish always sing off key?’‘You can’t Tuna fish.’

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A creche is available at the 11.15am Service each Sunday

1st May – The Sixth Sunday of Easter Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Holy Communion 11.15am Morning Worship 6.30pm Evening PrayerSt Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am All Age Service 4th May – Wednesday Holy Trinity, Banbridge 10.30am Holy Communion 8th May – The Seventh Sunday of Easter (Sunday after Ascension Day) Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Morning Prayer 11.15am Morning Worship 6.30pm Evening PrayerSt Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am Morning Prayer

11th May – Wednesday Holy Trinity, Banbridge 10.30am Holy Communion

15th May - The Day of Pentecost (Whit Sunday) Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Morning Prayer 11.15am Morning Worship with Holy Communion 6.30pm Evening Prayer St Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am Morning Worship


22nd May – Trinity Sunday Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Morning Prayer 11.15am Morning Worship 6.30pm Evening Prayer St Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am Holy Communion


29th May - The First Sunday after TrinityHoly Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Morning Prayer 11.15am Morning Worship 6.30pm Evening PrayerSt Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am Morning Worship

There is a creche available at the 11.15am Service in Holy Trinity. Children for creche are taken out to the Parish Hall part way through the service at the same time as those leaving to go to Sunday Space. Parents are welcome to go out with their children to the creche.

Creche Rota – May1st May - Sara Hillis & Julie McCreanor8th May - Joanne McKnight & Natalie McCart15th May - Tracy MacFarlane & Tracey Tucker22nd May - Elaine Cromwell & Jenna McGregor29th May - Angela Knox & Lisa Whittle

More helpers are needed urgently for the Creche on a rota basis. If you feel this is something you could do, then please speak to Lisa Whittle or contact the Parish Office. All helpers will need to be cleared through Access NI and the church’s Safeguarding Trust procedures, unless this has already been done for you by Seapatrick Parish.


Sunday Space/SchoolIt’s a fun and safe environment where children and young people discover and learn more about God and are encouraged and helped to grow in their relationship with God. The programmes are age appropriate and interactive with Bible stories, crafts and activities.

All children, whatever their age, are welcome at Church with their parents/grandparents.

At Holy Trinity, children leave the 11.15am service at approximately 11.45am to go to Sunday Space.

At St Patrick’s, children leave the 10.00am service at approximately 10.30am to go to Sunday School in St Patrick’s Church Hall. In St Patrick’s the first Sunday of the month is an ‘All-Age’ service and children remain in Church.

If you would like any more information about either Sunday Space or Sunday School, please contact the Parish Office.

We’d love to see you - so come along and enjoy all that Sunday Space and Sunday School have to offer!

Creche on Sundays at Holy Trinity

So, I was in the car today and saw someone with the license plate “X0DUS3 5”, so I thought it was like Exodus 3:5 and I looked it up, and do you know what it said?

‘Do not come any closer.’

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The Belfast Community Gospel Choir are holding a special fundraising concert for the work of Sri Lanka Volunteers mental health support work in Sri Lanka. This event will take place on Saturday 18th June 2016 at 7.30 pm in Banbridge Leisure Centre.

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5th May: Ascension DayThursday 5th May isn’t just the date of this year’s Assembly Elections, it’s also Ascension Day – the day the risen Christ ascended to heaven. Jesus had been crucified on Good Friday, He was raised to life again on Easter Sunday and then He ascended to heaven 40 days later.

During those 40 days the Risen Christ appeared again and again to His disciples. The Gospels give us little of Christ’s teachings and deeds during those 40 days. Jesus was seen by numerous disciples: on the road to Emmaus, by the Sea of Galilee, in houses, etc. He strengthened and encouraged his disciples, and at last opened their eyes to all that the Scriptures had promised about the Messiah.

Jesus told them that as the Father had sent Him, He was now going to send them - to all corners of the earth, as his witnesses; but he also told them to wait in Jerusalem until they received the gift the Father had promised, until the Holy Spirit came upon them.

On the day of His Ascension, Jesus had led His disciples out to the vicinity of Bethany, there He lifted up His hands - and blessed them. (Luke 24:50-53, Acts 1:6-11)

As Christmas began the story of Jesus’ life on earth, so Ascension Day completes it, with his return to his Father in heaven. Jesus’ last act on earth was to bless his disciples and they had to wait ten days until they received the gift the Father had promised, until the Holy Spirit came on the disciples on the Day of Pentecost. (Acts 2:1-21)

Jesus’ Ascension also marked the beginning of another waiting period. After Jesus’ Ascension the angels, the men dressed in white, said, ‘Men of Galilee, why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven.’

Be sure to have put your trust in him as Saviour and live as those who are waiting for his return!

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‘Deep calls to deep in the roar of your waterfalls; all your waves and breakers have swept over me.’ (Psalm 42:7) The writer of this Psalm paints an incredible picture of deep water responding to something equally deep in a way that is almost overwhelming. It comes in the context of a deep longing for more of God – As the deer pants for the water so my soul longs for you.

Sligo16 is a key event for the church in Ireland to join together for a week of worship, ministry and teaching. It’s a unique opportunity for us to lean into God’s word and His presence together, catching something fresh of His heart for this time and this place. This year’s speakers include Danielle Strickland and Pete Greig.

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Oxygen?Humanity was designed for a relationship with God. As our bodies crave oxygen, so our spirits crave God. We all have a passionate desire to know God and to communicate with him, but ever since the Fall in the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3) we have been guilty of sin, and nothing but repentance – by humbling ourselves before the cross of Christ – will ever bring us back into fellowship with him. Max Lucado

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A prayer for ourselves and our parishHeavenly Father, in whom we live and move and have our being: We pray you that your Holy Spirit may guide and govern us in all the cares and occupations of our daily life,and give us grace to do your will; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen

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Mrs Audrey Reid is now looking after the Flower Rota for Holy Trinity Church. Flowers can be placed in the church as follows:

Friday 9.30am to 3.30pm (Please ring the Parish Office first to ensure the church is available)

Saturdays 10.30am to 12pm Other times by special arrangement only – please contact Audrey Reid.

Audrey’s contact details are: Tel: 07850 212758 email: [email protected] Anyone wishing to go onto the Flower Rota, please contact Audrey Reid or the Parish Office, giving your details and preferred month.

Flower Rota Arrangements

Parishioners in HospitalWe can no longer be certain that hospitals will provide us with notification of parishioners who have been admitted. If you or any parishioner you may know is in hospital, please let us know by telephoning the Parish Office or the Rectory.

Flower Rota May 2016Sunday 1st May Communion Table: Mrs J West, The Rectory, Lurgan Road

Baptistry: Mr R Robinson, 17 Thornwood

Porch: Mrs N Cargin, 17 Iveagh Drive

Sunday 8th May Communion Table: Mrs M McCrory, 23 Bramblewood Manor

Baptistry: Mrs L MacCormac, 49 Whyte Acres

Porch: Mrs M Barr Richmond Heights

Sunday 15th May Communion Table: Mrs A Mooney, 21 Milfort Green

Porch: Mrs H Ferris, 49 Flough Road

Sunday 22nd MayCommunion Table: Mrs T Hunter, 35 The Belfry, Dromore

Baptistry: Miss K Reid, 110 Halfway Rd

Porch: Mrs A Monteith, 57 Ballyvalley Heights

Sunday 29th MayCommunion Table: Mrs B Robinson, 15 Rowan Glen

Baptistry: Mrs N White, 8 Listullyard Road

Porch: Mrs A Stewart, 12 Castle Lodge

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The deadline for articles for the May magazine is Monday 16th May.

Please leave any articles into the Parish Office, drop them into the office postbox

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Parish Organisations You will see below the list of our parish organisations and their various days and times. For further information and contact details, please contact the Parish Office on 4062 2744.

St Patrick’s Sunday School, the Ladies Guild and the Knitting & Crochet Club meet in St Patrick’s Hall in Seapatrick.

All other organisations meet in the Parish Hall at Holy Trinity, Banbridge.

Squirrels Tues 6.00–7.00pm Beavers Tues 7.00–8.00pm Cub Scouts Mon 6.30–8.00pm Scouts Mon 8.00- 9.30pm Explorer Scouts Mon 8.00-9.30pm Rainbows Thurs 5.30–6.30pm Brownies (A) Mon 6.30–8.00pm Brownies (B) Thurs 6.30–8.00pm Guides Tues 7.00-8.30pm Senior Section Guides Tues 7.00-8.30pmBadminton Tues 8.30– 10.00pm Parent & Toddlers Wed 10.30 – 12.00pm Ready, Steady, Go (P1 – P7 age children) Fri 6.30 – 7.30pm Creche (Holy Trinity) Sun 11.45 – 12.20pm Sunday Space(Holy Trinity) Sun 11.45 – 12.20pm Sunday School (St Patrick’s) Sun 10.30 – 11.20am Inspire (Yrs 8-14 in school) Sun 7.00 – 9.00pm

Bowling Club Thurs 7.45-10.00pm Choir Sun 10.45-11.30am Football Wed 8.15–9.30pm Knitting & Crochet Club Thurs 10.00-12.00pm Badminton Tues 8.30-10.00pm

Ladies Guild (2ndTues) 8.00–9.30pm Men’s Society(3rd Mon 8.00–9.30pm Monday Club(2nd Mon) 2.30-4.30pm Mothers Union(3rd Wed) 8.00–9.30pm Refresh (Women’s Group) (2nd Thurs) 8.00 – 9.30pm

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Some photos from Messy Crafts on Good Friday and Easter Egg Hunt.

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