Services and Notices

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1 Services and Notices Sunday 5 th July 2015 Fifth Sunday after Trinity A very warm welcome to all our visitors today. Please feel free to introduce yourself to one of the clergy after the service. Please let us know if you are new and would like to join our regular congregations or would like to know more about how we can support you in your faith. Please, take this Pew Slip away with you so that you can refer to the notices contained in it. Please, also use it to prompt prayers for this Cathedral and all that we seek to do in God s service. Large print versions of the Order of Service and this notice sheet are available. Please ask a member of Select Vestry or a Verger if you would like one. An induction loop system is also in operation for hearing aid users. Dean: The Very Revd John Dobson Cathedral Office: In Residence: Canon Paul Greenwell Website:

2 A Note from the Dean Welcome to the Cathedral. A special welcome if you are joining us for the first time. Please, complete a Welcome Card if you would like to give us your contact details. Our new Canon Evangelist It is very good to have the reside tiary c ergy tea back up t fu u bers, f wi g Ca Ruth Hi d s i sta ati ast Su day. P ease, d ake every eff rt t make yourself known to Ruth and help to make her feel at home. I would like to thank those people who helped to provide and serve the refreshments following the service of collation and installation; we are enjoying a very busy time at the moment and your support is very much appreciated. School Leavers and Church Schools On Wednesday we filled the Cathedral twice (one service in the morning, a second in the afternoon) with Year 6 School children who are about to leave Church of England Primary Schools across the region. They came to thank God for their time at their existi g sch s a d t pray f r G d s c tinued guidance as they look forward to the future. There really were wonderful services that they will remember for their rest of their lives. The afternoon service ended in a dramatic way as the thunder and lightning accompanied the final prayers and blessing. Please, do pray for these children and for the pupils and staff of our diocesan schools; along with Richard Noake, the Diocesan Director of Education, and his staff. Choristers Leaving and the Installation of Canon Wendy Wilby as Honorary Minor Canon I am delighted that during the 3.30pm Choral Evensong today we will be doing two very important things. The first is to thank the Cathedral Choir for its contribution to the life of this community and its worship, and to say farewell to those choristers who are leaving the choir at the end of the academic year. The second delight is to install Canon Wendy Wilby as an Honorary Minor Canon. This is partly in recognition of the wonderful support that she has given us over the past 9 months and also to mark her ongoing involvement with ministry here at the Cathedral. Everyone is very welcome to join us for this service; after which there will be a reception with wine and canapés.

3 Ordinations of Deacons and Priests Please pray for those who were made deacon here yesterday by Bishop Nick. Andrew Howorth Sue Jennings Tracey Raistrick Nick Lattimer Olasupo Ogunyinka Caroline Harrison Phil Maries Craig Tomlinson Evelyne Barrow Marcus Bull John Dracup Linda Maslen Jack Parkes Jonathan Cain Nick Morgan Claire Renshaw Alison Stewart-Smith Archdeacon to become Bishop in Ripon Cathedral It was announced by 10 Downing Street recently that the Ven Paul Slater, Archdeacon of Richmond and Craven, is to become the first Bishop of Richmond in almost a hundred years (the See of Richmond has been dormant since 1921). The role of the Bishop of Richmond will be to support Bishop Nick, taking a special interest in the Leeds Episcopal Area. Just before the announcement, Archbishop Sentamu offered Ripon Cathedral the privilege of hosting this significant event. We accepted with enthusiasm, knowing that this is an important development for the life of the whole diocese, and wishing to support the Archbishop, Bishop Nick and Archdeacon Paul. Archdeac Pau s c secration will take place here in the Cathedral on Sunday 19 th July at 4pm. Interestingly, this will be the first consecration in this cathedral since In his The Story of Ripon Minster Lucius Smith wrote, I the year 1293 we have the instance of Ripon Minster being used as one of the cathedral churches of the diocese of York. On August 15 th Archbishop Romanus of York consecrated Thomas of Da t at Rip t be Bish p f Ga way. Please, do pray for Paul as he prepares for his consecration and for Archbishop Se ta u wh wi preside; a s f r Pau s wife Bever ey a d their fa i y, a d f r Bish p Nick and the diocese. Time Capsule The Chapter has agreed to incorporate a time capsule in the stonework repairs on the north east corner of the Cathedral; there is a convenient space that will be walled up. We will include a letter to the future from me, information about the stonework project along with a letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer (if he agrees) since he provided the 20million for the World War I Centenary Cathedrals Repair Fund; and objects reflecting the life of the Cathedral community, the City of Ripon, the diocese and the nation. We will involve children from local schools and the Cathedral; and will include something that celebrates the Quee s g reig. With my very best wishes Dean John

4 Today s Services 8.00 am Holy Eucharist (1662 Book of Common Prayer) President & Preacher: Canon Ruth Hind 9.30 am Mattins Psalm am Children s Church takes place during the10.30am Eucharist. All welcome Activity Bags are also available for younger children please ask if you would like one am Parish Eucharist sung by the Cathedral Music Group President: Canon Elizabeth Sewell Preacher: Canon Paul Greenwell Voluntary: Fugue sur le thème du Carillon des heures de la Cathédrale de Soissons Maurice Duruflé ( ) Lesson read by David Edwards Intercessions led by John Baldini You are warmly invited to stay for coffee or juice after the 10.30am Service and Children s Church pm Holy Eucharist (1662 Book of Common Prayer) President: Canon Paul Greenwell 1.30pm Holy Baptism Esmé Alice Lamont and Grace Alexandra Lamont 3.30 pm Evensong with Choristers Leavers Ceremonies and Installation of Canon Wendy Wilby as Honorary Minor Canon sung by the Cathedral Choir Responses Shephard Hymns: 415 (tune 436), 336 Setting Darke in F Psalms: Anthem Hear my words, ye people Parry Preacher The Dean Voluntary Carillon de Westminster Louis Vierne ( )

5 Daily Worship This Week Morning Prayer: Evening Prayer: Choral Evensong: Monday to Saturday at 8.30am Monday - Thursday 6.00pm; Friday 6.00pm; Saturday 5.30pm Eucharists: Mon 6 th July 9 am Canon Elizabeth Sewell Tue 7 th July 9 am Canon Michael Glanville-Smith Wed 8 th July 9 am Canon Ruth Hind Reverend Philip Carrington Thurs 9 th July 9 am The Dean Fri 10 th July 9 am Reverend Derek Ching Canon Wendy Wilby Sat 11 th July 9 am Canon Paul Greenwell For more details of the services during this week, please take a Music and Services Diary available from the Welcome Desk or visit the website or call the Chapter House Events This Week Sunday The Choir Association are holding their annual BBQ after the chorister leaving ceremony after Evensong. To be held in the Cathedral Deer Park. Tickets from Cathedral Office 6.00 adult 3.00 child. Everyone welcome. Monday 10.00am The Magdalen Fellowship. Eucharist with laying on of hands. President: Bishop Clive Handford. For further information, contact Patricia Whaling or John Whelan Tuesday 7.30pm Summer Organ Recital Simon Lindley (Leeds Minster). Tickets 8 ( 10 on the door) Under 16s free when accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit the Cathedral website or Tel: Thursday 1.15pm Lunchtime Concert. Kiwa is B ys Ch ir, Ca ada. Admission FREE, refreshments from 1.00pm. Thursday 7.30pm PEGS The Parish Discussion Group eet i Th rpe Prebe d. I a the bread f ife. Details are on the PCC notice board. All welcome to a group which aims to offer discussion and learning. Saturday 11 th July 7.30pm Leeds Festival Chorus Concert: Fauré Requiem in aid Ripon Cathedral Music Trust. Tickets from Cathedral Gift Shop and Hays Travel. 17 th -19 th July Diocesan Retreat at Wydale Hall, nr Scarborough. Leader: Canon Michael Glanville-Smith. Details and booking form by PCC Notice Board.

6 Worship Next Sunday: 12 th July 2015 Sixth Sunday after Trinity 8.00 am Eucharist (1662) The Dean 9.30 am Mattins am Sung Eucharist Canon Ruth Hind/Canon Paul Greenwell pm Eucharist (1662) Canon Paul Greenwell 5.30 pm Evensong Canon Wendy Wilby Forthcoming Events Summer Organ Recitals in the Cathedral 7.30pm 14th July Jonathan Ryan (International Concert Artist) 21st July Tim Harper (Ripon Cathedral) 28th July Andrew Bryden (Ripon Cathedral) 4 th August Peter Stevens (Westminster Cathedral) 11 th August Graham Barber (International Concert Artist) Tickets 8 ( 10 on the door) Under 16s free when accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit the Cathedral website or Tel: Sunday 19 th July 4.00pm Consecration of the Venerable Paul Slater, Archdeacon of Richmond & Craven to be Bishop Suffragan of Richmond. This will be a ticketed event. Each parish in the Diocese is being invited to nominate one person to represent them at the Cathedral. When we are clear about numbers attending from the Diocese, we will know how many tickets we can allocate for the Cathedral congregation. There will be more information next week. Monday 20 th July 8-9pm Cathedral Prayer Group meet in the Chapel of the Resurrection. All welcome. For details contact Loretta Williams Saturday 8 th August Ripon Deanery Synod Visit to The Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield. Booking is essential all welcome. Details are on the Parish Noticeboard there is no cost for travel or the visit. Coach travel from Ripon Bus Station. Wednesday 9 th September 6.00pm Service of Thanksgiving and Evensong to mark the occasion of HM Queen becoming the longest reigning British Monarch. All welcome. Thursday 17 th September 7.30pm St Wilfrid Lecture App yi g I dustria Missi Theology in a remote rural context: Canon Jeremy Martineau. Admission free. All welcome. Friday 25 th September 6.30pm Angel Tree Ball An evening of fine dining, wonderful music and a chance to dance in a spectacular setting. To book tickets, contact the Development Campaign Office Tel:

7 Notices You can support Ripon Cathedral Music Trust at no cost to yourself just by shopping online for holidays, gifts, electrical goods, clothes any items you require, simply register and start shopping. The Music Trust will receive a percentage of the amount you spend every time you shop. Planned Giving Envelopes: The new boxes of envelopes starting 5th July are ready to collect from the table near the PCC notice board. Cathedral Prayer Pyramid: Contact Mary Waiting for emergency and urgent Prayer Support. Wanted Do you have an old television set you no longer want? The bellringers need one in the tower to connect to the video camera in the bell chamber. The set needs to be a small one such as a portable, and to have Scart socket. If you are able to help, please contact the ringers through their website (there is a link on the Cathedral website) or speak to one of the Vergers. Giving by Gift Aid Our financial supp rt f the Cathedra s issi is an expression of our gratitude to God for all that we receive from him. It does strengthen the mission, however, if the Cathedral can reclaim any tax that has been paid on our offerings. If you are a UK taxpayer, please consider Gift-Aiding your donation. For every 1 you give, we will receive Gift Aid envelopes are available in the pews or from the Sidespeople. Please use the envelope and sign it there is no extra cost to you. If you would prefer to give by electronic banking the details are as follows: Account Name: Ripon Cathedral PCC Fund Sort Code: Account number: If you are a regular worshipper at the Cathedral and would like to know more about our planned giving scheme, please contact Liz Thomas, Planned Giving Officer (Tel: ) or have a word with one of the clergy. We are very grateful for your financial support. Without it the worship and ministry of this Cathedral Church simply could not happen.

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