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Churches of Holy Trinity (Banbridge) & St. Patrick’s (Seapatrick)

Parish Magazine // October 2015

Pg. 3 From the Rector Pg. 5 The Best is Yet to Be Pg. 7 Mission 2015 Events

Pg. 11 The Journey so farPg. 13 Calendar of ServicesPg. 17 Vestry Report

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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

Youth Ministry Co-ordinator:Peter Graham ..................................................................................................................... Tel: 4062 2744

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

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

Parish Website .....................................................................................................wwww.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

Parish Records & Parish Magazine If you are new to the Parish or if any of your details have changed (e.g. address, phone number, etc.) please let the Parish Office know. Also if you know of someone who is not currently receiving a Parish Magazine, but would like to do so, please let us know. The Parish Office can be contacted on 4062 2744 or by email [email protected]

Freewill Offering - Envelopes & Standing OrdersAny parishioners who would like to have weekly Freewill Offering Envelopes or would like information about giving to the church by Standing Order, please contact the Parish Office. If you already have Freewill Offering Envelopes, please remember to write the amount of your offering on the front of the envelope each week. This greatly helps the Count Team and the Auditors.

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Be Part of It during our time of Mission from Friday 9th – Sunday 18th October. Please see pages 5 and 7 for further details.

Be Part of It – ComePlease come to as many of the events and services as possible

Be Part of It – InvitePlease invite and encourage other people to come – family, friends, neighbours ….

Be Part of It – PrayPlease pray that God will guide those who will be speaking or coordinating events; and minister to all who attend.

Roderic

From the Rector...Greetings in the name of Christ

Be Part of It


‘The Best is yet to Be’This is the title of our focused time of Mission from Friday 9th to Sunday 18th October. Those leading the time of mission include Bishop Ken and Helen Clarke and the Revd Mark Lennox. (See page 7)

As well as the events during the ‘week’ Bishop Ken and Mark will be preaching at the services on both Sundays.

Programme of events during the focused time of mission – ‘The Best is Yet to Be’

Friday 9th October 7.30pm ‘Keep Your Spoon Supper’ - Holy Trinity Church Hall (See page 7)

Sunday 11th October 8.30am Holy Communion - Holy Trinity 9.45am Morning Prayer - Holy Trinity 10.00am Harvest Thanksgiving Service - St Patrick’s 11.15am Morning Worship - Holy Trinity 6.30pm Songs of Praise - Favourite Hymns and Songs - Holy Trinity Followed by refreshments in the Hall (See page 7)

Monday 12th October 2.30pm ‘Afternoon Tea’ - Holy Trinity Church Hall 8.00pm ‘Harvest Supper’ - St Patrick’s Church Hall (See page 7)

Wednesday 14th October 10.30am Mid-Week Holy Communion - Holy Trinity 8.00pm ‘All Things New’ - Holy Trinity Church Hall An evening for women, with chalk paint demonstration, upcycling old/ tired furniture. Light refreshments

Thursday 15th October 7.30pm Table Quiz Night - Holy Trinity Church Hall (See page 7) Light refreshments

Friday 16th October 7.00pm Family Games Night – Fun for all the family - Holy Trinity Church Hall Light refreshments (See page 7)

Saturday 17th October 9.00am Men’s Breakfast - Holy Trinity Church Hall

Sunday 18th October 8.30am Holy Communion - Holy Trinity 9.45am Harvest Thanksgiving Service - Holy Trinity 10.00am Morning Prayer - St Patrick’s 11.15am Harvest Thanksgiving Service - Holy Trinity 6.30pm Harvest Praise - Holy Trinity Followed by refreshments in the Hall

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‘Keep Your Spoon’ SupperFriday 9th October in Holy Trinity Church Halls, Banbridge at 7:30pmTo launch our ‘week’ of mission events we are holding a ‘Keep Your Spoon’ supper with main course, dessert and tea and coffee. For catering purposes booking is required, book by signing up on the sheets at the back of church or by phoning the Parish Office (028 4062 2744) between 10am and 1pm, Monday to Friday.

‘Songs of Praise’ Sunday 11th October in Holy Trinity Church at 6:30pmAn evening of favourite hymns and songs - Parishioners have the opportunity to choose their favourite hymn or song using the nomination slips available in both churches until Sunday 4th October.

Harvest SupperMonday 12th October in St. Patrick’s Church Hall at 8pmHarvest hymns and anthems followed by Harvest Supper

Table Quiz NightThursday 15th October in Holy Trinity Church Halls at 7:30pmTeams (maximum of 6 people) are invited to take part in our Table Quiz with a donation per table

Family Games NightFriday 16th October in Holy Trinity Church Halls from 7pm-8:30pmCome along as a family and play a range of games such as Giant ‘Kerplunk’, Crazy Wotsit Game, ‘Splat’ Game and lots more! There will also be a family photo booth, crafts and light refreshments. All children/young people must be accompanied by an adult.

LiftsIf anyone requires a lift to any of the mission events please contact the Parish mobile phone on 07732 269388 to arrange lifts.

Bishop Ken ClarkeBishop Ken Clarke grew up in the same town as Rory McIlroy, Holywood, Co. Down, Northern Ireland. They even went to the same school…but not at the same time!!He is married to Helen. They have 4 daughters and 5 grandchildren.Bishop Ken (often known as Fanta) has served in churches in Northern Ireland, in Chile with the South American Mission Society (SAMS), and in Dublin. He was Rector of Coleraine Parish for 15 years and then Bishop of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh for 12 years. He has led missions and preached at Conferences and Conventions in different parts of the world. He enjoys reading, sport, supporting Manchester United, walking, golf and has a particular interest in church growth and leadership issues.

Rev Mark LennoxThe Rev Mark Lennox is originally from Castledawson. He was a teacher before his ordination in 2009 and he is currently Rector of Strabane.

Please see page 5 for all

Mission Events

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Mothers’ Union to hear about Human TraffickingAll women are invited to an information evening about Human Trafficking, on Wednesday 21st October at 8.00pm in the Parish Hall. Speakers from Freedom Acts, Craigavon will talk about the impact of trafficking here and overseas, about ways we can help those who have been trafficked; and tell us how we can help prevent trafficking.

Ladies serving supper are Geraldine Campbell, Nora Carson, Phyllis Chambers and Laura Close.

Members are also invited to remember in prayer our focused time of mission in October and to Be Part of It; as well as inviting others to come, especially to the ‘All things New’ evening for women on Wednesday 14th October at 8pm in the Parish Hall. Joan West

St. Patrick’s Ladies Guild We thank the Rev. Catherine Simpson for leading our Opening Service on 8th September and we welcome her to the Parish. Following the service we had the opportunity to meet and chat to her over a cup of tea.

There will be no Ladies Guild meeting in October as our usual day for meeting that month falls during the Parish time of Mission 2015. All our ladies are invited to come to the events that have been planned from the 9th to 18th October 2015. We will meet again on 10th November and we hope that the renovation work at St Patrick’s Church Hall will be completed for that meeting. Sandra Donaldson

Refresh - a group for younger womenRefresh is a group for younger women, meeting on the 2nd Thursday of each month in the Coffee Lounge at the Parish Hall. Come along and join us or ring the Parish Office if you would like more information.

Our next meeting is at 8pm on Wednesday 14th October (please note the change of day) when we will be going to the ‘All Things New’ evening in the Parish Hall. This is an evening for women, with chalk paint demonstration and upcycling old/tired furniture and is part of the events taking place that week for the Parish focused week of Mission 2015.

Lisa Whittle

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

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MONDAY CLUB – for all over 55’s On Monday 14th September we had our first meeting of the new season with 22 members attending. Our Rector, Ven. Roderic West said some words of welcome along with prayers and introduced our new curate, Rev. Catherine Simpson, to us. During the Summer months we sadly had 3 bereavements among our members, namely Sean McConville, Margaret Murray and Peter Ayling. A short silence was observed in memory. We welcomed Mr Herbie Barr who treated us to a marvellous selection of picture slides of people and places associated with Banbridge and District. Our meeting concluded with the usual tea and treats supplied by Mrs Maureen McCrory.

For our next meeting on Monday 12th October at 2.30pm we will be attending the ‘Afternoon Tea’ event in the Parish Hall. This event is part of the events marking the Parish week of focused Mission 2015. I look forward to seeing you all there.

Please let your friends know about our friendly meetings and outings, which we all enjoy. We meet in the Parish Hall at Holy Trinity Church on the 2nd Monday of each month from 2.30pm to 4.30pm. We have different speakers each month, followed by tea & coffee and on a number of occasions each year we have outings to various places.

John Lunney – Chairman

Men’s Society - For all men aged 18 and overIt was great to see a good turnout of the members of the Men’s Society at our first meeting of the new season on Monday 21st September. We received an enlightening talk from an official from the Trading Standards Office. She explained how everyone can be subject to rogue traders, who are out to scam the general public. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is!

Outing on Monday 19th October – A Visit to Dan Winter’s Cottage, LoughgallCost: £5 (incl. supper).

In order to organise transport, please pay £5 to the Parish Office, David Wheeler or David Adams by Monday 12th October. Depart Holy Trinity car park at 7.15pm.

David Adams


Friday nights from 6:30pm-7:30pm in Holy Trinity Church Halls.

Ready Steady Go! meets each Friday night from 6:30pm to 7:30pm for a packed hour of games, challenges, crafts, snacks and stories, a Fun Filled Friday indeed! This year we’ll be looking at ‘People of God’ hearing stories of people from the Bible such as King David, Ruth, Paul and many more!

So if you or anyone you know is in P1-P7, please encourage them to come along each Friday night to Ready, Steady, Go! held in Holy Trinity Church Hall, Banbridge or speak to Pete for more information.

Journey so farI am so grateful to God for calling me to Seapatrick Parish and to you, the good people of Banbridge, who have welcomed me with open arms. It has been a privilege to get to know and work with the Rector and staff team and to visit many of you in your homes and hospitals and to journey with you.

Over the last few weeks, many people have asked how did you end up here? And the answer to that question is simply I heard God’s voice and responded to it. For each of us who choose to be disciples of Jesus Christ our journey to a living faith will be different. I perhaps like many of you was baptised as a baby into the church family, but those promises made by my parents only became mine when I took them for myself. I was 10 years old when I began to seriously consider what it meant to be a Christian and so as a teenager I became increasingly aware of Jesus’ command to ‘Follow me,” and so I did and do.

Our mission ‘The Best is Yet To Be,” is an opportunity to experience and be part of a journey. A journey together, over 10 days of special events and services. This is also an opportunity to journey and to grow, to question and wonder, to share in fellowship and to be part of what it means to be a church family.

Being a disciple is both a personal and a corporate activity. In Mathew 4:19, Jesus calls us to be a disciple and to be ‘fishers of men.’ I look forward to journeying with you as we enjoy the 10 days of events.

Rev. Catherine Simpson (Curate)

Parish Magazine Distributors NeededWe urgently need a Parish magazine distributor to deliver our monthly magazine in the following area:

Beechwood/Hockley Terrace – (5 magazines)

If anyone feels they could distribute the parish magazines in this area each month, please contact Esther at the Parish Office on 4062 2744.

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 – October

6th Sara Hillis & Julie McCreanor

13th Tracy MacFarlane & Tracey Tucker

20th Elaine Cromwell & Jenna McGregor

27th Joanne McKnight & Natalie McCart

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 Pete Graham or 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.

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Sunday Space/SchoolDue to building work in St Patrick’s Church Hall the restarting of Sunday School at St Patrick’s was postponed for the month of September and will begin on 6th October with an All Age Service in the church.

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 and 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.

So come along and enjoy all that our Sunday Space and Sunday School have to offer! If you would like any more information about either Sunday Space or Sunday School, please contact Pete at the Parish Office.

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.

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4th October – The Eighteenth Sunday after TrinityHoly 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 Service7th October – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge) 10.30am Holy Communion 11th October – The Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Morning Prayer 11.15am Morning Worship 6.30pm Songs of PraiseSt Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am Harvest Thanksgiving14th October – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge) 10.30am Holy Communion

18th October – The Twentieth Sunday after TrinityHoly Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Harvest Thanksgiving 11.15am Harvest Thanksgiving 6.30pm Harvest Praise St Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am Morning Prayer 21st October – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge) 10.30am Holy Communion

25th October – The Fifth Sunday before Advent Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Morning Prayer 11.15am Morning Worship inc Holy Communion 6.30pm Evening PrayerSt Patrick’s, Seapatrick 10.00am Holy Communion 28th October – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge) 10.30am Holy Communion

A creche is available at the 11.15am Service each Sunday

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Sundays at 7pm-9pm in Holy Trinity Church Halls

We’ve got off to a great start in Inspire with our Games Night and ‘Ask Me Anything’ nights; looking at questions such as ‘Are all lies bad?’ and ‘Should Christians go to war?’! You ask the questions, you set the discussions, you make Inspire what it is, all we now need is YOU to come along each week and bring your friends!

Inspire is a great opportunity for encouragement and to meet with others your age and chat about the issues we face. With games, discussions, big questions and loads of tasty treats, it’s always a great night at Inspire - just ask any of the ones who go to Inspire what you’re missing out on!

Pete Graham

BBQ and Fun Evening - Saturday 12th September 2015On Saturday 12th September we were blessed with a spell of dry weather amidst an otherwise wet weekend and a fantastic crowd of local people (about 700 people) who enjoyed a very successful Free BBQ and Fun Evening! With loads of activities and treats from Rodeo Bull to Popcorn, Cage Football to Facepainting, Balloon Modelling, Total Wipeout Sweeper, Inflatables, Tea/Coffee, BBQ, Chocolate Fountain, Board Games, Music and a Treasure Hunt; there was plenty for people to see and do! Great conversations were had amidst a great buzz of excitement and enjoyment in the church grounds. Thanks to all the volunteers who made the event possible; to St. John’s Ambulance for their first aid cover, and thanks to all who came along!

Some of the comments received from the event were as follows;

“I had a great day, one of the best days ever” Child aged 9

“Was an amazing event to bring my family to and we had lots of fun” Parent

“So pleased to come along, and really enjoyed being with my church family”

“We were delighted to welcome new families joining with us on Sunday mornings afterwards”

For those who wanted to know the answer of the Treasure Hunt – the letters when rearranged spelt out CHALLENGE and the answer to the tie breaker was 101 Red triangles. The winners were the Fry family.

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Knitting & Crochet Club – Change of Venue for September/OctoberThe Knitting & Crochet Club meets on Thursday mornings from 10.30am to 12pm throughout the year. We normally meet in St Patrick’s Church Hall, Seapatrick, but due to the renovation work being carried out in St Patrick’s Hall during September/October, until further notice we will be meeting in the Parish Hall at Holy Trinity Church.

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

Vestry Report St Patrick’s Church Hall - Refurbishment is progressing well.

Health & Safety Review - A full Health & Safety review is planned for all the parish’s Church buildings & activities.

Holy Trinity Organist - An advertisement for an organist/musical director will be posted shortly.

Black Saturday Catering - Catering included a sit-down lunch for 65, as well as burgers, hot-dogs, teas & coffees. Profit for the day was £1150.

Tearfund - Collections in Church on three Sundays have raised, to date, £620.20 for Tearfund’s work in the Middle East.

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Flower Rota Oct 2015Sunday 4th October Communion Table: Mrs D Strain, 39 Thorndale

Sunday 11th October Communion Table: Mrs H Graham, 22 Legion Court Porch: Mrs E Nelson, 15 Kensington Avenue Harvest Thanksgiving - Sunday 11th (St Patrick’s, Seapatrick)Sunday 18th (Holy Trinity, Banbridge)

The decoration of the Churches will take place on Saturday 10th October from 2.00pm in St Patrick’s and on Friday 16th October from 9.30am and Saturday 17th October from 8.00am in Holy Trinity. If you would like to help with the decoration, even if you haven’t done it before, please come along. Donations of FLOWERS, FRUIT and VEGETABLES will be gratefully received and can be left in each of the churches prior to decoration on the Saturday 10th for St Patrick’s and from Friday 16th for Holy Trinity

Sunday 25th October Communion Table: Mrs S Dunlop, 2 Burnbrae Mews Porch: Mrs N White, 8 Listullyard Road

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.

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.

Bell Ringers Needed for Holy Trinity ChurchWe urgently need bell ringers for Holy Trinity Church. No experience is necessary as training will be given. If anyone would be interested in doing this or finding out more about it, please contact the Parish Office.

Indoor Bowling Club - Thursdays 7.30pm to 10pmThe Parish Indoor Bowling Club is looking for new members aged 13 upwards. So if you have ever wanted to try out indoor bowls come along to the Parish Hall on Thursday nights from 7.30pm to 10.00pm. We have bowls available for potential members to use and existing members who would love to show you the ropes. Come and join the fun and friendship.

For more details contact the Parish Office or Glenys Haire on 4062 5541 or during the daytime on 9097 2182. You can also email Glenys at [email protected]

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The deadline for articles for the November magazine is Sunday 11th October.

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.

Weekly – Children/Young PeopleSquirrels 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 6.30–8.00pmGuides Tues 7.00-8.30pmSenior Section Guides Tues 7.00-8.30pmJunior Badminton Sat 3.00-5.00pmParent & Toddlers Wed 10.30-12.00pmReady, Steady, Go (P1 – P7 age children) Fri 6.30 – 7.30pmCreche (Holy Trinity) Sun 11.45 – 12.20pmSunday Space(Holy Trinity) Sun 11.45 – 12.20pmSunday School (St Patrick’s) Sun 10.30 – 11.20amInspire (Yrs 8-14 in school) Sun 7.00 – 9.00pm

Bowling Club Thurs 7.30-10.00pmChoir Sun 10.45-11.30amFootball Wed 8.15–9.30pmKnitting & Crochet Club Thurs 10.00-12.00pmSenior 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 our BBQ and Fun Evening

More mission events this month - Come and ‘Be Part of It’ - The Best is Yet to Be!!! See page 5

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