kgb church mag sept 12
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September 2012
Events in Kirkby &
Great Broughton
Sunday 2nd September8am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading 9.30am Family service and Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading
– Thurs 6th Sept
10am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead. All welcome
Sunday 9th September 9.30am No service6pm Evensong Rev. Dr. Anne Heading
Sunday 16th September 9.30am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading
Sunday 23rd9.30am Kirkby United Benefice Service Rev. Dr. Anne Heading The first meeting of the Godly Play group this school year is in the Church Hall whilst the service is taking place, from 9.30am until 10.45am. All children aged 3 years and above are welcome. Refreshments will be served after the service in the Church Hall. For further details please contact Sarah Weyell (724695), Ros Tomlinson (711796) or Anne Heading (710045).
Sunday 30th September 9.30am Holy Communion Rev. Dr. Anne Heading “Back to Church Sunday”. This is an opportunity to invite people to come back to Church in the parishes of the Benefice. This is NOT a United Benefice Service Sunday.
If anyone would like to be confirmed (young person over 11 years) or adult please let Anne Heading know. Tel:710045 or e-mail [email protected]
September 2012St Augustine's Kirkby Services
Telephone Contacts: Rev. Dr. Anne Heading (710045) Churchwarden Geoff Taylor (712458)
Sunday 2nd September 10.30 am Morning worship, to be led by Dr. Tim Locke
Sunday 9th September 10.30 am Sacrament service to be led by Rev Catherine Hutton
Sunday 16th September 10.30 am Morning worship, to be led by Lorna Atkinson.
Sunday 23rd September 10.30 am Local Arrangement.
Sunday 30th September 10.30 am Morning worship, to be led by Mr. Arthur Noble
Sunday 7th October10.30 am Harvest Festival Service, to be led by Catherine Hutton
Monday 8th October7.30 pm Stokesley Young Farmers Harvest Festival Service,
The Chapel schoolroom is available for hire. Contact 712585 Methodist Minister Rev Catherine Hutton (722437) Great Broughton
From the Registers
St. Augustine’s Kirkby- in- Cleveland
15th September Terry Dunn and Cheryl Griffiths
29th September Anthony Dowson and Rebecca Rowe
September 2012 September 2012 Great Broughton
Methodist Chapel
In the heart of Broughton, Chapel is a place of prayer, of worship, of Jesus’ love shown to friend and stranger.
Diary for SeptemberMonday 3rd Kirkby in Cleveland Parish Council meeting.Monday 3rd in Stokesley RC Church Hall from 7-30 to 9-30pm, Stokesley and District Choral Society begin rehearsals for the new season. The November concert will be light, 'Songs from the Musicals' (including many of Rogers and Hammerstein). New singers welcome, especially men. Contact Bob Baker 700672 for more details. Tuesdays beginning 4th Pilates 4.30 – 5-30pm Lucy will be taking over Lisa's Pilates classes while she is on maternity leave. To register please contact Sarah 712381 7.30 - 8.30 pm (Lucy’s regular class)To register please contact Lucy 07966643926Everyone welcome to either session, whether it is familiar to you or you are completely new to it.... first timers please call Lucy Lee on 07966643926 ahead of your chosen class. Prices continue the same as last term, £5 per class or £25 for 6 " Looking forward to helping us all get a little toned ready for... dare I say it...... the Christmas season!" Thursdays Kirkby Church Hall 6-7pm 'Zumba' £4 ; 7.30pm Tai chi Thursday 6th the last evening walk, of the Thursday group, meet at GB crossroads 19.35. Tuesday Evening walks have now finished. Details of Winter Sunday walks on the website. www.kirkby-in-cleveland.org.uk/community.htmlWednesday 5th Kirkby & Gt Broughton Primary School term begins.Thursday 6th There will be service of Holy Communion, 10am at St Augustine's, Kirkby followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead.Friday 7th KGBIG Local History Group visit to Ormesby Hall, to include lunchtime lecture, lunch and a guided tour of the Hall (costs for lunch and visit). 11.45 Meet at Ormesby Hall Car Park.Saturday 8th Historic Churches Cycle Ride, a sponsored cycle ride from Thirsk to Kirkby, over the Hambleton Hills, calling at all the churches en route, to support the local church (50% to St Augustine's) and the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust. Details and sponsorship forms from Geoff Taylor 712458.Tuesday 11th Gt Broughton Village Hall Committee Meeting 7.30 GBVH.Tuesday 11th Kirkby & Broughton Ladies Group. Short walk then at Estelle's for drinks and treats. Meet 6pm GB crossroads.Wednesday 12th Gt Broughton Parish Council meeting 7.30 in the Village Hall.Thursday 13th Kirby and Broughton WI will meet at 7.15 in Broughton Chapel Room to hear Jim Mc.Cormick give `A Journey Through The Classics`. Thursday 13th Duplicate Bridge at Great Broughton and Kirkby Sports and Social Club, 7pm. Numbers are limited so please call Joan Benson on 711992 for more information. Saturday 22nd KGBIG Local History Group at Stokesley Show - Display (with other local history groups).Sunday 23rd KGBIG Local History Group. Report of the Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Study Group with survey results of our properties. Time and place to be arranged.Tuesday 25th Ings Lane Gypsy Site, planning appeal. Inspector from the Central Government’s Planning Inspectorate will hold a Public Inquiry at Stonecross, Northallerton to decide the appeals. This could last two days. More details on Parish Council’s new website at www.greatbroughton.org.ukThursday 27th K cum B Stitchers Kirkby Church Hall 13:30 – 16:00
Advance Notice of St Augustine's Services
Monday 1st October The first meeting of the Bible Study and Discussion Group will take place at 7pm at 3 Holmemead Great Broughton. All welcome.Thursday 4th October There will be service of Holy Communion, 10am at Kirkby followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead. All welcome. Sunday 14th October Special Harvest Service followed by Brunch in the Church Hall The leader and preacher will be Anne Heading.
AnnouncementsDoes God exist? What do you think? The Alpha course – Explore what being a Christian involves with this internationally recognized course. Over ten million people have done it –are you one? Both daytime and evening courses are planned, Please let Anne Heading (Tel 710045, e-mail [email protected]) know if you would like to come. All welcome.
Dig This!Having obtained permission from the Diocese Church Authority, Kirkby Great Broughton and Ingleby Greenhow Local History Group have undertaken a dig in the Graveyard at Kirkby. This seems to confirm that the original Saxon Church wall base is still in position. The trench will be left open for a couple of weeks so that people can see the result. Please take care not to fall in! The area is to the North of the Churchyard not far from the ancient weathered effigies.
Kirkby Church Hall is available for rent. Contact Sheila 712321 Broughton Village Hall is available for rent . Contact Jeff French 712426
ST AUGUSTINE’S, KIRKBY-IN-CLEVELAND
Wanted – Organist!We are seeking to recruit the next generation of musicians in the Parish Church and would like to hear from organists, (or pianists of at least Grade 4 standard who could convert to
the organ), who would be able to provide the music for the Sunday service, Weddings and Funerals on the excellent two manual Copeman Hart instrument.
Interested? Please contact: Revd Anne Heading on 710045 or Roy Parsonage on 712234 for further details
Neighbourhood Watch101 The new police number for non urgent matters 101
Local Co-ordinators - Kirkby - David Chadwick 712105 Gt. Broughton - Jim Watson 711406
Our problem solving officer is PC Glyn Jones. Our PCSO is Terry Rodgerson. For local and national NHW notices, advice and information go towww.kirkby-in-cleveland.org.uk/neighbourhoodwatch.html
GREAT AND LITTLE BROUGHTON PARISH COUNCIL
The Ings Lane Gypsy Site Public Inquiry starts on Tuesday 25th September at 10am and is scheduled to last two days.
Unfortunately, in spite of representations by the Parish Council and William Hague MP the District Council has decided it will be held at the District Council Offices in Northallerton rather than in our Village Hall.
The District Council have, however, appointed a barrister, Giles Cannock, to present the case against planning permission being granted.
It is important that the Inspector is aware of the overwhelming opposition from local residents. It would be helpful if as many residents as possible attend the Inquiry.
Further details will be on the Parish Council new website at www.greatbroughton.org.uk
A number of residents already receive emails from the Parish Council about this development. If you would like to receive these over the coming weeks please email
[email protected] with “Gypsy Site, Ings Lane” as the subject.
Kirkby and Great Broughton School Governors and staff welcome back our pupils and especially our new starters on Wednesday 5th September when the Autumn term begins.
The school can earn cash back from printer cartridges, mobiles, CD’s and DVD’s. If you have any lying around at home please donate them to school. We are also collecting many school token schemes including Tesco and Sainsbury's, more details on the school website. A reminder that if you want to keep in touch with what's happening in school our website address is www.kirkbyandgreatbroughtonschool.ik.org.
Village information can be accessed at www.kirkby-in-cleveland.org.uk or www.greatbroughton.org.uk
Christian Aid
Thanks to everyone who attended the Tea on the Lawn in July.
We raised £795.00 an amazing amount to have raised at one event. Thanks also to everyone who helped, those who donated cakes or money and especially to Anne and David Thompson for all the hard work in getting their garden to look so perfect on the day. The money has been earmarked for a special Christian Aid project aimed to stop malaria. Volunteers are being trained and equipped in malaria control and the sum raised will train and equip "one and a half " volunteers.
Claiming Dates
Great Broughton New Website Have a look at Great Broughton's newly developed website.................
www.greatbroughton.org.uk
Thursday 4th October service of Holy Communion, 10am at St. Augustine's, Kirkby followed by coffee at 3 Holmemead.Tuesday 9th October Kirkby & Broughton Ladies Group, bring your 'Best' or 'Worst' present to talk about 7.30 Marion Todd’s 7, The Dorkings. Sunday 14th October. Harvest Festival Service at 9.30 am to be followed by 'Brunch' in the church hall. More details later. Monday 15th October KGBIG Local History Group Malcolm Bisby ‘The Rosedale Railway Navvies’ 7.30pm at Ingleby Greenhow Village Hall. Friday 19th October Military Whist at Kirby and Great Broughton Sports Club, 7 for 7.30 pm prompt start. All welcome to this annual event, which is great fun. Tickets are £10 each for members and £12 for non-members and this price includes a tasty, hot supper. Tickets available from Kath Marshall 711741. Profits go to the upkeep of the Sports Club, which is run entirely by volunteers. Friday 26th October Kirkby & Gt Broughton Primary School closes for half term.Tuesday 6th November Kirkby & Gt Broughton Primary School reopensMonday 12th November KGBIG Local History Group Robin Cook 'Local History through Early Postcards.' 7.30pm at Ingleby Greenhow Village Hall. Tuesday 13th November Kirkby & Broughton Ladies Group, Edwin Langford, an illustrated talk about his recent biking adventure. 7.30 Norma Williams, The Laurels, Kirby Lane. Friday 7th December KGBIG Local History Group -A Saxon Supper 7.30pm at Kirkby Church Hall.Tuesday 11th December Kirkby & Broughton Ladies Group, Christmas Party, pooled supper. 7.30 Helen Ferguson’s. 101, High St. Friday 14th December Christian Aid Christmas "Wine & Cheese" at Kirkby Church HallFriday 21st December Kirkby & Gt Broughton Primary School closes.
If you have any claiming dates or any notices for the community for the Oct newsletter
please email - [email protected] before 23rd September. Written requests may also be left with Anne Heading but the deadline is 21st September to ensure inclusion.
Bin Collection Dates for Kirkby and Gt Broughton
Wednesday 5th September Black Bin Wednesday 12th September Blue Box Green Bin Wednesday 19th September Black Bin Wednesday 26nd September Blue Box Green Bin
This newsletter is financed and distributed by St. Augustine's Kirkby & Great Broughton Methodist Church