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1 HOLY TRINITY, BANBRIDGE & ST. PATRICK S, SEAPATRICK Contact Growing in God s Love and Sharing It with Others October 2016 GROW MORE! Alpha - Page 5 An Evening with Graham Kendrick - Page 5 Harvest Thanksgiving - Page 7 Being church at the heart of Banbridge and Seapatrick

2 Rector: Ven. Roderic West, The Rectory, 63 Lurgan Road, BT32 4LY...Tel: Curate Assistant: Rev. Catherine Simpson, 26 Larchwood Avenue, BT32 3XH...Tel: Non Stipendary Minister (NSM): Rev. Dr. Rory Corbett... Tel: Youth and Childrens Ministry Co-ordinator: Mark Wells... Tel: Parish Office (Monday to Friday 10am to 1pm) Parish Office, Holy Trinity Church, Church Street, Banbridge, BT32 4AA Tel: Parish Parish Website... Diocesan Website 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 or by to info@bchurch.co.uk Vestry Report September 2016 Holy Trinity Church Roof - Work on the roof is now complete. The total cost of the repairs, including professional fees, was 54,000 approx. We received a grant of 36,000, through the Listed Places of Worship Scheme. We have also been able to reclaim the VAT - 9,000. This means that cost of the repairs to the parish was 10,000 approx. The issues with the roof has meant that some of the internal paintwork is peeling and this will be repaired when the wall has dried out. Seapatrick Parish - Following electrical and asbestos reports on the Parish s seven premises, repairs and some upgrades are necessary: The electrical work will be approximately 3,200, the asbestos work will be approximately 6,500. This work will be carried out as soon as possible. St. Patrick s Church Hall The contractor is in the process of completing the snags report. The vestry has also agreed to put a radiator into the lobby of the Church Hall. Grants Archdeacon West has been successful in securing two grants from Cinnamon Trust - 2,000 (for a Who Let the Dad s Out programme) and Baby Basics - 2,000 (to help and support new mothers).

3 From the Rector... Greetings in the name of Christ During the past few months I ve watched as a garden has taken shape, as flower beds have been prepared as flowers and shrubs have been planted and begun to take root. The ground has been rotavated, levelled and grass seed has been sown, it has taken root, it has begun to grow and its done so well that its even been cut. Gardeners may encourage growth by watering and feeding, by the care and attention they give to what is growing, to what has been planted. When things aren t growing and developing, as we expect, we sometimes begin to ask questions because we know growth is natural and normal. Why are the apple trees there? Why are the raspberry canes there? Why are the gooseberry bushes there? Why are the strawberry plants there? Why are the tomato plants there? Why do gardeners sow/plant lettuce, carrots, cabbage, potatoes. In the garden, in the greenhouse? Why do farmers sow fields of barley and wheat? Why do farmers and market gardeners plant acres/hectares of vegetables, fruit trees and flowers? It s all about growth, development and producing a harvest. God s looking for and longing for spiritual growth, spiritual development and a spiritual harvest in our lives. In order for spiritual growth, spiritual development and a spiritual harvest to develop in our lives the first thing that is necessary is that we have had a spiritual planting that we have experienced a spiritual birth through trusting in Jesus Christ as our Saviour. After that we ve got to go for spiritual growth and development, and that is an ongoing process as we read and apply God s Word, the Bible, to our lives; and as we respond to the Holy Spirit. As we ask Him to guide us, help us and encourage us in that process of spiritual growth and development. Grow More. Grow more like Jesus as you follow Him and live for Him in the power of the Holy Spirit. Grow More!! Roderic GROW MORE! seapatrick parish magazine 03

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5 Alpha You re invited to Alpha. The Introductory Morning/Evening was on 28th September, if you missed it you can still come to Alpha. This year we are running a morning and an evening Alpha Course on Wednesdays - come to the one that suits you best. Morning Alpha in St Patrick s Church Hall, Seapatrick at 10.00am Evening Alpha in Holy Trinity Church Hall, Banbridge at 7.30pm Alpha provides an opportunity to ask the big questions of life and explore the Christian faith. Alpha is a relaxed and informal course exploring the basics of the Christian faith and the difference Christianity can make to our sense of identity, meaning and purpose of our lives. Each session begins with food, followed by an engaging talk/dvd, and the opportunity for questions and discussion. We aim to create a warm, relaxed atmosphere and look forward to welcoming you, come and join us and Be Part of it! - You re Invited! An Evening with Graham Kendrick Thursday 6th October at 7.30pm (Doors open 7.00pm) Holy Trinity Church, Banbridge. Admission by ticket only. Tickets 10 available from the Parish Office Monday to Friday 10.00am-1.00pm. t: or or online at Graham Kendrick, the internationally renowned Christian singer and songwriter, will visit Banbridge as part of his four-day tour in Northern Ireland. For more than 30 years, Graham has been at the forefront of Christian music in the UK and he has written and recorded some of the world s best known worship songs, including Shine Jesus Shine, Knowing You, The Servant King and Amazing Love. We are really excited to be welcoming Graham Kendrick back to our parish and this promises to be an exceptional evening, as some of the world s best known Christian songs are performed with passion by the man who authored them, in the acoustic style that suits them best. seapatrick parish magazine 05

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7 Harvest Thanksgiving Services Sunday 9th October - St Patrick s, Seapatrick 10.00am Harvest Thanksgiving Service Preacher: Dean Henry Hull (Diocese of Down) 5.00pm Harvest Thanksgiving Service This year we ve decided to have the second harvest service in St Patrick s on Sunday at 5.00pm instead of on Monday evening. Please do come as we meet to thank God for the blessing of harvest and do spread the word and invite people. Thank you. 16th October - Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Harvest Thanksgiving Service 11.15am Harvest Thanksgiving Service Preacher (9.45 and 11.15): Archdeacon David McClay (Diocese of Down) 6.30pm Harvest Thanksgiving Service Preacher: Rev Gerald Macartney (Rector of Rathfriland and Ballyward) Please do come as we meet to thank God for the blessing of harvest and do spread the word and invite people. Thank you. Decoration of St Patrick s and Holy Trinity The decoration of St Patrick s will take place on Saturday 10th October from 2.00pm The decoration of Holy Trinity will take place on Friday 14th from 8.00pm and Saturday 15th October from 8.00am. 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 for St Patricks and from the Friday for Holy Trinity. Harvest Thanksgiving Offering The practice of a Harvest Offering goes right back to Bible times, when the People of Israel were responsible for bringing some of the first of the crops they were harvesting to the temple and presenting them to the Lord. Although most of us no longer have crops to present to the Lord at harvest time, the harvest season gives us an opportunity to make a special thank-offering to God for all we receive from him. If you have a Weekly Envelopes Box please use the Harvest Thanksgiving Envelope provided. If you do not have weekly envelopes, please put your Gift in an envelope, marked Harvest and add you name and address if you wish. The harvest season gives us an opportunity to make a special thank-offering to God for all we receive from him. Thank you. seapatrick parish magazine 07

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9 Mothers Union Making a Difference Come and discover how Mothers Union is making a difference in women s lives. Roberta Rodgers and Lesley Harvey will be with us on 19th October at 8.00pm in the Parish Hall, to tell us how Mothers Union members make a difference to the lives of women in Hydebank Prison, through visiting and craft sessions. They will also share with us how our regular contributions of toiletries and bedding etc. help women and children through Women s Aid. Please bring items for Women s Aid to this meeting as Lesley will be able to collect them and take them with her. Don t forget to bring your purse as we hope to have the Enterprise Box at our meeting, with Christmas Cards, gifts and other items. Ladies serving supper are: Alison Adams, Rosemary Allen, Freda Graham, Carol Lamont and Georgina Woodward. Joan West Coffee Morning Saturday 22nd October 10.00am St Patrick s Ladies Guild St Patrick s Church Hall, Seapatrick. Everyone Welcome What Every Woman Needs to Know! If you want to find out more, come along to the Ladies Guild on Tuesday 11th October at 8.00pm in St Patrick s Church Hall, Seapatrick. All ladies welcome. We will have with us Wendy Brown, a physiotherapist to talk about health and well-being. Our Christmas lunch arrangements will be finalised. Ladies serving supper: Betty Kerrigan, Laura McClean, Mary Mitchell. Diary Date: Saturday 22nd October - Coffee Morning in St Patrick s Church Hall, Seapatrick. Sandra Donaldson Refresh a Group for Younger Women No Refresh this month watch this space for next month. Connect Groups As we begin a new season we encourage as parishioners to get involved in a Connect Group. Connect Groups provide an opportunity for people to meet in small groups to connect with God and with others; to learn from the Bible together, pray together, have food together and have fun enjoying life together to Grow More!! If you d like to find out more, please contact the Parish Office. seapatrick parish magazine 09

10 Men s Society The guest for September was Mark Wells (Youth and Children s Ministry Coordinator). Our evening took the form of a series of questions by which Mark was able tell us about himself, his faith and some of the things that are being planned. A great start to the year, thanks again Mark. Next month - Monday 17th October 8.00pm. Our guest will be the other half of the Wells family, Abi, who will speak about IJM, a global human rights charity that protects the poor from violence in the developing world. Abi is working in the Belfast office to help raise awareness of the charity. It would great to see a few new faces so please come along to hear Abi speak and feel free to bring a friend. David Adams Monday Club Monday 12th September was our first meeting back after our summer break. I hope everyone had a lovely time. Our first speaker was Mrs Betty Jones who gave an excellent talk about her life and work. A lovely tea was again provided by Maureen and her helpers. Glad to see new members coming along with friends. Our next meeting will be Monday 10th October at 2.30pm. Peggy Magill Badminton Club Tuesdays at 8.30pm Holy Trinity Church Hall If you have played before, please come along. Also if you would like to try Badminton for the first time you will all be very welcome. Helen Ferris Knitting & Crochet Club The Knitting and Crochet Club meets in St Patrick s Church Hall, Seapatrick on Thursday mornings from 10:30am- 12pm. 10

11 Ready Steady Go - Fridays 6:30-7:30 We have just started into Ready Steady Go for the year and it is already looking like it s going to be an amazing year. This year we are going to be looking at the BIG PICTURE as we travel through the entire Bible together from start to finish to see how all of these amazing stories fit together in God s big plan. Not only that but we ll be having lots of fun with games, music, dancing and crafts. Come along and let s see what the BIG PICTURE looks like! For all children of Primary School Age. For more information please phone Mark at or at mark@bchurch.co.uk Parent & Toddler Group The Parent & Toddler Group meets 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 if you would like further information. Space Academy We had an amazing week at Holiday Bible Club this year as we blasted off into the unknown with Space Academy. Each day was a fun filled extravaganza of music, dancing, games, craft and wonderful stories about the life of Daniel and his friends. We learned that God has a special plan for each one of our lives just like he had for Daniel Personally I felt so blessed not just by the number of kids that turned up each day but by the wonderful group of leaders helping out each day in so many different ways. So I would like to say a huge thank you for everyone who helped in any way. It was such a blessed week and God will carry that work forward for years to come. Thanks again, Mark. Celebrate@8 Sunday 9th 8.00pm Holy Trinity Church Hall Café-Style Church An informal time of Worship, Teaching and Ministry. And of course there ll be tea/coffee.. seapatrick parish magazine 11

12 CALENDAR FOR October 2nd October The Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Holy Communion 11.15am Morning Worship 6.30pm Evening Prayer St Patrick s, Seapatrick 10.00am All Age Service 5th October Wednesday Holy Trinity, Banbridge 10.30am Holy Communion 9th October The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity 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 Harvest Thanksgiving Service 5.00pm Harvest Thanksgiving Service 12th October Wednesday Holy Trinity, Banbridge 10.30am Holy Communion 16th October - The Twenty-first Sunday after Trinity Holy Trinity, Banbridge 8.30am Holy Communion 9.45am Harvest Thanksgiving Service 11.15am Harvest Thanksgiving Service 6.30pm Harvest Thanksgiving Service St Patrick s, Seapatrick 10.00am Morning Prayer 19th October Wednesday Holy Trinity, Banbridge 10.30am Holy Communion 23rd October The Fifth Sunday before Advent 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 Holy Communion 26th October Wednesday Holy Trinity, Banbridge 10.30am Holy Communion 12

13 30th October The Fourth Sunday before Advent - Clocks go back 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 Morning Prayer A creche is available at the 11.15am Service - see page 21 Sunday Space/School 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. Youth Fellowship Inspire is a place for young people to have fun, make friends and explore faith. It involves games, talks, nights out and weekends away (and maybe even some free food). We are already a few weeks into our program for this year and I know that it s going to be a good one! This year we re going to be going through the book of John together as we figure out who Jesus really is and see what that means for our lives. Up-Coming Events Saturday 1st 7:30 Saturday Night Live SNL is the Down and Dromore, Diocesan Youth Event, which will be held in Holy Trinity Church Hall. It is a great chance to get to know other young people from all over the diocese, to hear some really cool talks and have some great fun. 29th 7:30 Bowling trip We re planning to head off for a bowling trip just before Half term gets kicked off. If you haven t been to Inspire before and just fancy a trip get a form to Mark and come along. There might even be a visit to McDonalds on the way home! For more information please phone Mark at or at mark@bchurch.co.uk seapatrick parish magazine 13

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15 BBQ and Fun Evening On Saturday 10th September we had our second BBQ and Fun Evening where we invited people from the church and community to come and enjoy life together. Like last year, there was a great turnout. There were loads of activities, Helter Skelter, Cage Football, Human Table football, Inflatables, face-painting, balloon modelling, Gaming Bus, Music, Magician, a glow stick treasure hunt, Tea/Coffee, BBQ and of course the opportunity to sit and chat. There was something for everyone. God blessed the event with great weather and there was amazement and delight at the giant rainbow over head half-way through the evening - a visual reminder that God is with us in everything. There was plenty of buzz, excitement and joy in the church grounds, thank-you to all the volunteers who made this possible and thank you to everyone who came along. Some of the comments received from the event were as follows; Just moved into the area, what time is your service at on Sunday? We came last year, kids then came to Holiday Bible Club, what other things can we come to? We couldn t believe that you invited us all in, thank you so much. (local teenagers) Golden Wedding Anniversary We offer our congratulations to David & Dorothy McKibbin of Castlewellan Road, Banbridge who recently celebrated their Golden Wedding on holiday with family in Spain & Carlingford David & Dorothy were married 50 years ago on 2 July 1966 in The Church of The Holy Name, Greenisland. BAPTISMS 18th Sept Harris Mark Doolan 4 Ballymacallen Road, Gilford WEDDINGS 16th Sept Laura Mawhinney and Paul English FUNERALS 26th August Henry (Harry) Arlow 25 Iveagh Drive 11th Sept Andrew Stidolph 51 Ballyvalley Heights 17th Sept Martha Elizabeth (Nora) Cargin Iveagh Nursing Home, Banbridge seapatrick parish magazine 15

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17 Curiosity Curiosity leads people to do many things. Curiosity can cause some people to go further on a journey or a walk than they intended because they want to see what s around the next corner or over the next hill. Curiosity can cause some people to read, listen or watch longer than they intended. Curiosity can be good, it can motivate people to explore and discover new things. But curiosity needs to be channeled in the right direction. If we allow curiosity to take us along wrong paths, it can be damaging and detrimental for us and for others. Curiosity about drugs and what experience they cause can lead people to misuse drugs or take illegal drugs. And many of us know from the media that sometimes the result of one step down that road can be fatal, but even when it isn t, taking drugs can have serious short and long term implications. Curiosity can also lead people to go to fortune tellers and mediums, to consult tarot cards, to attend séances or use ouija boards in an attempt to communicate with the spirits. Most, if not all, of these things have links to the occult. They are deceptive, dangerous and can have devastating consequences. When it comes to Halloween, what are we actually celebrating? Halloween has its roots in a pagan religious festival which began more than 2000 years ago. The Celts, who lived in what is now Ireland, Great Britain and France, believed that on this night, which was their New Year s Eve, the boundary between the worlds of the living and the dead became blurred. They celebrated the feast of Samhain (Sow-en), when it was believed that the ghosts/the spirits of the dead returned to earth. After Christianity came to the region, Pope Gregory, in an attempt to replace the observance of Samhain (Sow-en), moved the Church s Feast of All Saints Day from the spring to the 1st November, in 835 AD. All Saints Day was/is a day to thank God for the lives of all his faithful servants. As with most feast day s the evening before, 31st October was marked by a sacred vigil in Church and that became known as All Hallow s Eve which in time became shortened to Halloween. From at least the 16th century, the festival included mumming and guising in Ireland, Scotland, the Isle of Man and Wales. This involved people going from house-to-house in costume (or in disguise), usually reciting verses or songs in exchange for food. If the household donated food it could expect good fortune; not doing so would bring misfortune. In some places this subsequently included threats to do mischief if they were not welcomed. Over the years this developed into Trick or Treat. In more recent times various other practices and customs have become linked to Halloween and it appears that many of the things associated with Halloween are linked more to pagan beliefs and practices than they are to Christian beliefs and practices. So let s be careful what we celebrate and how we celebrate, and if we wear fancy dress think about what it represents or promotes. Let s channel our curiosity in positive and wholesome directions. seapatrick parish magazine 17

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21 Flower Rota October 2016 Sunday 2nd October Communion Table: Mrs D Strain, 39 Thorndale Sunday 9th October Communion Table: Mrs A Watson Chinauley Park Porch: Mrs E Nelson, 15 Kensington Avenue Sunday 16th October Harvest Thanksgiving Services Sunday 23rd October Parishioners in Hospital We 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 St Patrick s Church To be confirmed Volunteers are required for Sunday 30th October Flower Rota for St Patrick s Communion Table: Mrs S Dunlop, 2 Burnbrae Mews Church. If you are able to help Porch: Mrs N White, 8 Listullyard Road out please enter your details on sign-up sheet in Church porch indicating which dates you are Flower Rota Arrangements willing to cover. Parishioners Mrs Audrey Reid looks after the Flower Rota may wish to mark a birthday or for Holy Trinity Church. anniversary by placing flowers in Flowers can be placed in the church as follows: the church. 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: T: E: audreywilsonreid@yahoo.com Anyone wishing to go onto the Flower Rota, please contact Audrey Reid or the Parish Office, giving your details and preferred month. Creche on Sundays at Holy Trinity 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 2nd Oct - Lisa Whittle & Angela Knox 9th Oct - Jenna McGregor & Elaine Cromwell 16th Oct - Caroline McMullan & Claire Carson 23rd Oct - Lorna Dawson & Julie McMurray 30th Oct - Cate Murdock & Sarah Kerrigan seapatrick parish magazine 21

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23 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 Weekly Children/Young People Day Time Sunday Space Sunday 11.45am-12.20pm Sunday School Sunday 10:30am-11.20am Creche Sunday 11.45am-12.20pm Inspire (Yrs 8-14 in School) Sunday 6.30pm-8.00pm Cub Scouts Monday 6:30pm-7.00pm Scouts Monday 8.00pm-9.20pm Explorer Scouts Monday 8.00pm-9.30pm Brownies (A) Monday 6.30pm-8.00pm Squirrels Tuesday 6.00pm-7.00pm Beavers Tuesday 7.00pm-8.00pm Guides Tuesday 7.00pm-8.30pm Senior Guides Tuesday 7.00pm-8.30pm Badminton Tuesday 8.30pm-10.00pm Parent & Toddlers Wednesday 10.30am Rainbows Thursday 5.30pm-6.30pm Brownies (B) Thursday 6.30pm-8.00pm Ready, Steady, Go Friday 6.30pm-7.30pm Weekly Over 18s Choir Sunday 10.45am-11.00am Badminton Tuesday 8.30pm-10.00pm Football Wednesday 8.15pm-9.30pm Bowling Club Thursday 7.45pm-10.00pm Knitting & Crochet Club Thursday 10.00am Monthly Over 18 s Monday Club 2nd Monday 2.30pm-4.30pm Men s Society 3rd Monday 8.00pm-9.30pm Ladies Guild 2nd Tuesday 8.00pm-9.30pm Mothers Union 3rd Wednesday 8.00pm-9.30pm Refresh 2nd Thursday 8.00pm-9.30pm Don t Forget The deadline for articles for the November magazine is Monday 10 th October. Please leave any articles into the Parish Office, drop them into the office postbox or send them to the office address info@bchurch.co.uk seapatrick parish magazine 23

24 THURSDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2016 Holy Trinity Church (Banbridge) DOORS OPEN AT 7.00PM FOR 7.30PM START TICKETS Non refundable ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY Tickets available from the Parish Office Church Square, Banbridge BT32 4AA or from wegottickets.com BBQ and fun evening