Sunday 5 October The Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity

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1 York Minster invites everyone to discover God s love through our welcome, worship, learning and work. Sunday 5 October 2014 The Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity IN RESIDENCE THIS WEEK: The Reverend Canon Michael Smith, Pastor To contact the Canon in Residence please call Church House: Large print versions of the Order of Service and this notice sheet are available. Please ask a steward or a verger if you would like one. An induction loop system is also in operation for hearing aid users.

2 7.45 am MATINS 8.00 am HOLY COMMUNION (Book of Common Prayer) President The Very Reverend Vivienne Faull, Dean The Order of Service may be found on page 294 of the Book of Common Prayer. The Collect and readings are those given for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity on page 232. Collect O Lord, we beseech thee, let thy continual pity cleanse and defend thy Church; and, because it cannot continue in safety without thy succour, preserve it evermore by thy help and goodness; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. O MINSTER SUNDAY SCHOOL Welcome to the Minster Sunday School and Crèche who meet during the service. Children and helpers, and any parents, who wish to do so, may follow the cross during the Gradual hymn, and return just before Communion. The Sunday School and Crèche are available to visitors as well as to regular members of the congregation. If, however, you prefer to keep your children with you throughout the service, that is fine am SUNG EUCHARIST (Common Worship, Order One) President The Reverend Canon Dr Christopher Collingwood, Chancellor Preacher The Very Reverend Vivienne Faull, Dean Introit Hymn 205 Christ is made the sure foundation Setting Missa Rigensis Praulins New Testament Reading Philippians 3.4b-14 Gradual Hymn 134 The head that once was crowned with thorns Gospel Reading Matthew end Offertory Hymn SP 265 Christ be the Lord of all our days 1 Christ be the Lord of all our days, the swiftly passing years: Lord of our unremembered birth, heirs to the brightness of the earth; Lord of our griefs and fears. 2 Christ be the source of all our deeds, the life our living shares; the fount which flows from worlds above to never-failing springs of love; the ground of all our prayers.

3 3 Christ be the goal of all our hopes, the end to whom we come; guide of each pilgrim Christian soul which seeks, as compass seeks the pole, our many-mansioned home. 4 Christ be the vision of our lives, of all we think and are; to shine upon our spirits sight as light of everlasting light, the bright and morning star. Motet Words: Timothy Dudley-Smith Copyright Timothy Dudley-Smith/OUP Tune: Cloth Fair, John Scott Ave verum corpus, natum de Maria Virgine; vere passum, immolatum in cruce pro homine: cuius latus perforatum unda fluxit sanguine; esto nobis praegustatum in mortis examine. O dulcis, O pie, O Jesu Fili Mariae; miserere mei. Amen. Hail, true Body, born of the Virign Mary; thou that didst truly suffer death, offered as a sacrifice on the cross for human kind; from whose pierced side flowed water and blood; O may st thou, dear Lord, be given at death's hour to be my food.. O sweet, O loving Jesus, Son of Mary, have mercy on me. Amen. Words: 14 th cent Music: William Byrd Collect O Lord, we beseech you mercifully to hear the prayers of your people who call upon you; and grant that they may both perceive and know what things they ought to do, and also may have grace and power faithfully to fulfil them; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Post Communion Almighty God, you have taught us through your Son that love is the fulfilling of the law: grant that we may love you with our whole heart and our neighbours as ourselves; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Final Hymn 206 Christ is our corner stone Receiving Holy Communion. If you normally receive communion in your own church you are welcome to receive communion here. If you don t want to take communion but would like a blessing, please bring your service booklet with you to let the minister know. The normal practice in York Minster is to receive the wafer into the hand. If you prefer not to drink from the common cup, please take the wafer only. Gluten-free communion wafers are available at the communion station nearest the pulpit at the front left of the Nave. If you require a gluten-free communion wafer, please inform a Steward and make your way to the front of the Nave. When the time comes to receive communion, please ask the priest for a gluten-free wafer. If you need to receive communion in your seat please tell a Steward and this will be arranged am SOLEMN EUCHARIST (Book of Common Prayer) The Order of Service is to be found in the white booklet. The hymns are taken from The New English Hymnal and are not announced. President The Reverend Canon Michael Smith Pastor Setting Kyrie orbis factor Credo: Merbecke Gradual Hymn 369 Happy are they, they that love God Offertory Hymn 310 We hail thy presence glorious The collection is taken during this hymn. UK tax payers are encouraged to use the Gift Aid envelopes. Readings Ephesians 3.13-end Luke

4 4.00 pm EVENSONG Introit Oculi omnium Wood Responses Radcliffe Psalm 136 Canticles Noble in B minor Readings Proverbs John Anthem Beati quorum via integra est: qui ambulant in lege Domini. Blessed are they whose way is blameless: who walk in the law of the Lord. Sermon Hymns Voluntary The Reverend Canon Peter Moger, Precentor 362 Glorious things of thee are spoken The collection is taken during this hymn UK tax payers are encouraged to use the Gift Aid envelopes. Te Deum Demessieux Words: Psalm Music: Charles Villiers Stanford The Dean is preaching this afternoon at choral evensong at Sheriff Hutton where they have a weekend celebrating their link with Richard III. Next Tuesday she will be lecturing on the stories around Richard III at Chester Cathedral. Her title is Really Baldrick under a car park, that was your cunning plan? Flowers: The flowers for this Sunday have been provided and arranged by members of Malton Flower Club. Sunday 12 October The FORTHCOMING Seventeenth Sunday SERVICES after Trinity Sunday 12 October 2014 The Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity For information, the York Marathon will be taking place on 12 October. There will be significant road closures in place around the city centre throughout the day and crowd barriers erected around York Minster s perimeter throughout the morning Holy Communion (BCP) President: The Venerable David Butterfield, Canon Residentiary Sung Eucharist President: The Reverend Canon Peter Moger, Precentor Preacher: The Venerable David Butterfield, Canon Residentiary Readings: Philippians Matthew Matins (BCP) Readings: Isaiah Luke Evensong (BCP) Preacher: The Reverend Canon Dr Christopher Collingwood, Chancellor Readings: Proverbs John For details of services during the week, please refer to the Scheme of Services available on the York Minster Website at

5 NOTICES

6 Tickets for all Minster Community events are available either from the Minster Community Table in the Chapter House Vestibule following the 10 am Sunday Eucharist, or from the Box Office at Church House: or The First Sunday of the Month at Following careful deliberations in recent months, Chapter has taken a decision to make an alteration to the pattern of worship on the first Sunday of the month. With effect from Advent Sunday this year, the BCP Solemn Eucharist (held monthly at 11.30am on the first Sunday) will be replaced by BCP Choral Matins. This will mean, therefore, that the pattern of Sunday worship will be the same every week: 8.00 Holy Communion (BCP) Sung Eucharist (Common Worship: Order One) Choral Matins (BCP) 4.00 Choral Evensong (BCP) The balance between traditional and modern language services will remain the same, with 3 of the 4 Sunday services continuing to use the Book of Common Prayer, but there will now be a consistent pattern of 2 Eucharists and 2 Choral Offices each Sunday. As it stands, the current monthly BCP Eucharist sits rather uneasily within the Minster s overall pattern of worship. The BCP Solemn rite is not one we use at any other time; all other Solemn Eucharists (on Feast Days and Holy Days) have used Common Worship Order One consistently since It is also felt that we should have a more even balance of Eucharistic celebrations and choral offices each Sunday, rather than three successive Eucharistic celebrations on one Sunday (two of them choral) and reducing Matins on those occasions to a said service at The inclusion of a fourth Choral Matins each month will mean that the choir will be able to explore and maintain a wider repertoire of music canticle settings in particular. The mass settings currently sung at are already part of the Eucharistic repertoire and will be maintained at the service and at the 5.15 Solemn celebrations on Feast Days. The BCP Solemn Eucharist will take place on Sunday 5 October and Sunday 2 November, with the new pattern coming into effect from Advent Sunday. Peter Moger, Precentor Adult Learning Programme 2014/2015 The brochure for the Adult Learning Programme 2014/2015 is available (free of charge) today. This is the first time - certainly in recent memory - that we have been able to put together such a programme for a whole year. There are lots of exciting, interesting and different events and opportunities in this programme, ranging from Collections Unlocked an innovative inter-active approach to learning through the exploration of objects in our Historic Collections to a Lent Course based on films; a partnership event with City Screen commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day showing The Boy in Striped Pyjamas, followed by a public conversation with the Director of the film; lectures on science and religion, and much more. The first of these events took place on 30 September with Around the World in 80 Minutes, the first of the Collections Unlocked series. However on 8 and 15 October, comes two sessions on Mark s Gospel the Gospel from which Sunday readings will come in the next liturgical year beginning on Advent Sunday given by Chris Collingwood. Nearly all of the events are free but tickets are required for all events so that we can gauge how many people will be attending each event. Further details are available in the brochure. Please take a brochure for yourself and for anyone else you think might be interested. For further information please contact Chris Collingwood [christopherc@yorkminster.org].

7 Zen Group The Zen group meets on alternate Fridays from 7.30 to 9.00pm in the Old Palace, next meeting on Friday 10 October All are welcome to attend. For further information please contact Chris Collingwood Exploring Christianity I am planning to run another course for adults who would like to explore the Christian faith. This course will run on Tuesday evenings from 7 October until 2 December. The course is suitable for adults who would like to consider being Confirmed and for those already Confirmed who would like to look again at the foundations of our faith. Meetings will begin at 7pm and finish at 8.30pm in the Old Palace. The service of Confirmation will take place on Sunday 23 November 2014 at 10am here at the Minster. Please let me know if you would be interested in joining this group by speaking to me or ing me at michaels@yorkminster.org. I am running a similar course this autumn for youngsters at the Minster school leading up to our Confirmation service in November. I will be running an Exploring Christianity course for youngsters (11-13year olds) who do not attend the Minster school after Christmas those attending this course will have the opportunity to be Confirmed on Easter Eve (4 April 2015). A Course on the Lord s Prayer I am planning to run a six week Pilgrim Course on the Lord s Prayer this autumn. In the past I have run these courses in the evenings but this time I thought I would run it on an afternoon as this may enable some people who could not come in the evenings to attend. This course will run on Monday afternoons from 1.45pm 3.15pm starting on Monday 6 October. I am hoping that along with those who do not like to venture out in the evening this course may interest parents who do not go out to work and have children at school. If you are interested in joining this group please let me know at michaelds@yorkminster.org. When I know how many people are interested in this course I will work out an appropriate venue. Canon Michael. The Minster Sound System As many of you will be aware we experience continual challenges with the Minster sound system. One of the most frequent complaints is that there are certain areas of the Nave where the spoken word is unintelligible. To help us move forward, if you experience such a problem please tell a verger and let them know exactly where you were seated (both the row and the seat), and at which point in the service the sound was poor. We will then be able to chart any particular pattern forming. Many thanks, Alex Carberry, Head Verger Course on the New Testament York School of Ministry is running a course entitled Studying the New Testament for 12 weeks this autumn. The course runs on Wednesday evenings in Middlesbrough and Beverley and on Thursday evening in York at York St John University. This will be of particular interest for those wishing to extend their biblical knowledge and those who may be considering developing their Christian ministry through becoming a Reader or exploring ordination. For more information please contact Lynn Comer, Director York School of Ministry lynn.comer@yorkdiocese.org or Wendy Shaw YSOM administrator ysom@yorkdiocese.org Signs of healing: seeking inspiration in John s gospel. There will be a study afternoon exploring the use of creative writing to gain new insights into Scripture on Saturday 4 October 2014, 1.30 pm 4.30 pm in the Old Palace, Dean s Park, York. The study afternoon is being led by Canon Michael Smith. During the afternoon we will look at three stories of healing from John s gospel and hear three stories I have written in response to the bible passages. There will be some space in the afternoon to think and chat about other stories that may arise from the passages we will be exploring. These are the three passages we will be looking at and the title of the three stories I have written. If you are going to come along, you may like to read the bible passages in preparation for the afternoon.

8 1. John Chapter 5 verses 2 18 The healing of the man at the Pool of Bethzatha Accompanying story A politically incorrect question. 2. John Chapter 9 The healing of a blind man Accompanying story Here s mud in your eye! 3. John chapter 11 verses 1-44 The raising of Lazarus Accompanying story Rolling away the fear. In addition to this there will be afternoon tea and we will finish in time for evensong in the Minster, which, on 4 October, will be in the Nave and sung by diocesan choirs affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music. There is no charge for this event, though you will be invited to make a small contribution towards afternoon tea. In order to register for this study afternoon please complete the form on the flyer available on the Community table or hilaryr@yorkminster.org. Canon Michael Book Launch Following the publication in 2013 of the Archbishop s book, John Sentamu s Faith Stories, a sequel entitled, John Sentamu s Hope Stories, is being launched at St-Michael-le-Belfrry on Friday 10 October from 1.00 to 3.00pm. All are welcome; tea and cakes will be served. One of the contributor s to the book is Jasvinder Sanghera CBE, who will be giving a talk in the Minster on Thursday 12 March 2015 at 7.30pm as part of the Adult Learning Programme celebrating International Women s Week. The event is free of charge but a ticket is required (available from the Minster Box Office). Tickets for all Adult Learning events are available now. Full details of events are in the Adult Learning brochure, which is available free of charge at the welcome desks in the Minster. Please do take one if you have not received one already. William Temple Association The first meeting of the William Temple Association this year will be on Sunday 5 Oct at 7.30 pm. This term we have as our theme Wellbeing; the speaker will be Rowenna Davies, broadcaster, journalist and councillor in the London Borough of Peckham. Her title will be "The Politics of Together: how people change society through Community Organising". Meetings take place at York St John University in room SK O37; we finish with Compline at around 9 pm. ALL ARE WELCOME. Minster Community Walk 1 November Levisham - Hole of Horcum meet at 10.30am parking in Levisham Village on the road by the Church. G Ref: SE P Code YO18 7NJ. Moderate 7.25 miles. Two short climbs Please remember to bring a picnic. Further information ring Minster Community Coffee Mornings The popular weekly Coffee Mornings continue on most Wednesday mornings until mid-october in the North Transept from until There will be Coffee, Tea, Soft Drinks, Home-made Cakes and Light Snacks available. All weekly proceeds will go to Minster Community Chosen Charities. Some volunteer helpers are needed-please see rota on the Community Notice Board. N.B. If anyone has spare cutlery the team would be grateful for any donations. Middlesbrough Food Bank Harvest Appeal We are very grateful for the generous gifts of food and money that people have given in previous collections. As part of our Harvest Thanksgiving, we are arranging a food collection for the Middlesbrough Food Bank on Sundays 28 September, 5 and 12 October. The need for food is increasing in Middlesbrough and over the past two years 7,000 food parcels have been given to people in need. Food particularly needed includes: fruit juice, sugar, tinned cooked meat, tuna, tinned fruit, tinned vegetables, biscuits. The Food Bank has just received funding to hold a cookery course, which will be starting after the October half term. Each family will receive two cookery sessions, a slow cooker and a bag of stock cupboard

9 ingredients, These include: beef & vegetable stock cubes, dried mixed herbs and spices, flour, tomato purée, kidney beans, cannellini or mixed beans, vegetable oil. If some of these store cupboard items (especially the stock cubes, mixed herbs and tomato purée) could be provided through the Minster food collection, that would be most helpful. Tables will be placed at the west end of the Minster on each Sunday. Delivery to Middlesbrough will be on the following Tuesday in each case. (Tuesday 30 September, 7 and 14 October). We will be very grateful for any driver who can help us with delivery of the food to Middlesbrough to contact us as below. Mary/David Smith mary@djmhs.force9.co.uk Tel: Janet Harrison Tel: If you would like more information about this Food Bank please go to their website: MINSTER COMMUNITY EVENT at Bedern Hall on Monday 20 October 2014 The Day I (almost) became a Film Star and other stories from the Treasurer s House The Speaker is Hugh McDougall, Treasurer s House Guide Tickets 2.50 (to include light refreshments) are available from the Minster Community table after the 10.00am Sunday Eucharist Service or from the Box Office at Church House YORK MINSTER DIARY OCTOBER Monday Matins (Zouche Chapel) Holy Communion (Zouche Chapel) Holy Communion (CW) (St John s Chapel) Evening Prayer (Quire) Tuesday Matins (St John s Chapel) Holy Communion (St John s Chapel) Holy Communion (CW) (St John s Chapel) Memorial service for Col the Hon Nicholas Crossley (Nave) Wednesday Matins (St John s Chapel) Holy Communion (St John s Chapel) Minster Community Coffee Morning (North Transept) Holy Communion (BCP) (Quire) Thursday Matins (St John s Chapel) Holy Communion (St John s Chapel) Holy Communion with hymns attended by College of Canons with Installation of the Bishop of Selby (Quire) Friday Matins (St John s Chapel) Holy Communion (St John s Chapel) Holy Communion (CW) (St John s Chapel) Zen Group (Old Palace) Saturday Matins (Zouche Chapel) Holy Communion (Zouche Chapel) Northern Provincial Eucharist for parishes under the care of the Provincial Episcopal Visitor (Nave)