THE RECTOR’S LETTER

Dear Friends,Grace, mercy and peace be with you this Adventide.We are now enteringthat season of the Christian year called Advent.The colours in our ParishChurch change from green to purple reflecting our corporate change ofmood from one of growth to one of reflection and preparation for thejoyous season of Christmas which seems to come around at an ever-fastening rate each year.

The four Sundays of Advent give each of us that opportunity to preparespiritually for the Birth of the Blessed-One on the 25th. In that preparationwe seek to deepen our relationship with Him who came to earth toredeem and set us free.

As part of that preparation I wish to set before you some of theopportunities we will have in the coming weeks to worship together in thepresence of the Saving One.

Advent Sunday falls on the 3rd of December this year as we gather fora Service of Morning Prayer where we will light the first of the 4 AdventCandles on our Advent Candle Stand, (presented last year as a gift to theChurch by the Burtenshaw family). On the 10th of December we gatherfor the first of a number of training services where we will look in depthat the worship services of the Church of Ireland. On the 10th we will lookat the Service of Holy Communion.This will be informative for young andold as we seek to journey through the liturgy uncovering it’s hiddenspiritual depths. I will explain the various parts of the Service as wejourney through it together.

The following Sunday, the 17th, our All-Age Worship takes the form of aCrib Building Service where the children will tell the story of Christmasfrom the Annunciation to the Epiphany as they build up the Crib beforeyour eyes. The music will reflect the Christmas season with songs andcarols.This will be a truly unique service for young and old.

Our Nine Lessons and Carol Service takes place in the Parish Church onthe Tuesday before Christmas (19th at 7.30 p.m.).This Service traditionallytakes place as close to Christmas Eve as possible. With that in mind weinvited St. George’s Brass Band to play at it for a second year.We are very

ST JOHN THE BAPTIST — PARISH MATTERS — DEC 06/JAN 07

grateful for their participation in this Service as it truly brings it to life.Thecollection for this service goes to our Parish Benevolent Fund which helpsneedy parishioners and others throughout the year.

As Christmas Day is falling on a Monday the Parish Church will haveliturgies on both the Sunday (24th) and the Monday (25th).These can befound on the Services page of Parish Matters.

On 7th January, our Covenant brothers and sisters in Clontarf MethodistChurch invite us as a congregation to join with them to help celebratetheir Centenary.This celebration takes place at 7.00 p.m. in the MethodistChurch on St. Lawrence Road. Please make every effort to attend as a signof solidarity and joint Christian witness as we enter a new year together.

Congratulations to Lauren Maxwell and Rebecca McConnell who came1st and 2nd, respectively, in the GB feis. Also congratulations to SamAcheson who won a penalty shoot out in Tolka Park. I hope you enjoy yourtrip to see Arsenal Sam.

The Rectory family (Derek, Breda, Rebekah, David and Luke) wish you avery happy and peaceful Christmas with every blessing for the New Year.

Yours in Christ Jesus,Derek

Giving Tree

We will again be running our giving tree project. There will be red and gold baubles in the tray on the tablebeside the tree. If you wish to give a gift to one ofthe children (Mead Daycare Centre) on the listplease hang a red bauble on the Christmastree. If you are giving a monetary gift to thecharity fund please hang a gold bauble onthe tree.

Nine Lessons & Carolsin the Parish Church

on Tuesday 19th December 2006 at 7.30 p.m.

the Choir will be accompanied by John Rowden and St. George's Brass Band

Mulled Wine and Mince Pies will be served in the Irish Wheelchair Association on

Blackheath Drive after the service

Collection on the night will go to the Parish Charity Fund

ST. GABRIELS PHARMACY28 ST GABRIELS ROAD, CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3.TELL /FAX: 01 833 9422

DERMOT WHOOLEY, MPSI

Vichy, RoC, Burberry, IsaDora, Rimmel, NeoStrata

Extensive range of Baby Products

Instant Passport Photos - Gifts Sets made to order

Complimentary Gift Wrapping

OPENING HOURSMon - Fri: 9.00 a.m. - 6.30 p.m. — Sat: 9.30 a.m. - 6.00 p.m.

OPEN DURING LUNCH — FREE PARKING

Samaritan’s Purse — Operation Christmas Child

Thank you to all those who supported Operation Christmas ChildAppeal this year. Over 100 boxes were donated from bothGreenlanes NS and the parish with a following 60-80 being collectedfrom 5th Co. Girls Brigade.

These boxes have been sorted, checked and sealed and by the timeyou are reading this they will be on route to children in EasternEurope or Africa.These shoeboxes are invaluable.

TRAVELLING ABROAD?NEED TRAVEL INSURANCE?For the best priced Travel Insurance

Multi -Trip, Family, Students and Backpackers

• Mortgage Brokers and Advisors• Life assurance , Pensions and Investments

• G enera l Insurance specia lists

PHONE: 853 2718 MOBILE: 087 286 8456 FAX: 8333356Regula ted by the Financia l Regula tor as an Authorised Advisor

A N D O UR O N -LI N E I NSURA N CE SITE

• Travel Insurance • Wedding Insurance

W W W. C lickandinsure .ieRegula ted by the Financia l Regula tor as a Multi – Agency Intermediary

Creditor&General( I r e l a n d ) L i m i t e d

Hopefully next year we could reach ahigher number. If you would like moreinformation about Samaritans Purse,Ireland feel free to contact me atkk.mahon@gmail.com.

Kate Mahon

GB Past Members

Many thanks to Ken & Olive McLean for a lovely evening and supper soenjoyed by all. On December 7th, we are joining Mothers’ Union at Derekand Hazel McCullagh’s home at 31 Haddon Road. Hazel is doingChristmas floral arrangements.

On January 11th, we join with the Mothers’ Union for our CarveryLunch in the Grand Hotel Malahide at 12.30 p.m. Lifts required, pleasephone me 8332543/8530356.

I. McMullen

Mothers' Union

Wednesday 6th December we are invited to the Presbyterian Church at8.00 p.m. for their Annual Carol Service and on Thursday 7th Decembera demonstration of Floral table arrangements at 31, Haddon Rd. by kindinvitation of Hazel & Derek McCullagh, at 8.00 p.m.

Anyone who has a shoebox of toys etc. for the Darndale/BelcampChildren’s Christmas Project should bring them along on the 7thDecember please.

The annual subscription of 25 euro is due so please contact Thelma.Avery happy and peaceful Christmas to everyone.

I.Acheson

Cleaning Rota for 2007

The cleaning rota for next year will be drawn up shortly.As a number ofthe original ‘dusters’ have retired over the last few years if would be greatif some of the new members of the parish volunteered to help.

The work is not arduous and consists of two people dusting all the woodensurfaces in the church about 5 times a year for no more than 30-45 mins. Ifmore people volunteer then each couple will have to dust less often.

Please contact Shirley Davies at 833 6661, if you think you can fit it intoyour busy schedules. Many thanks.

S. Davies

5th Company Girls’ Brigade

Girls’ Brigade Feis — Congratulations to some of our younger parishionerson a fine performance in the recent GB Feis. First place in the BrigaderSection went to Lauren Maxwell,with Rebecca McConnell in second place.Nicola Taylor was Highly Commended for her performance in the SeniorSection and at Explorer level both Kerrie Patten and Rebekah Sargent sangbeautifully.Well done to all the girls.

Girls’ Brigade Carol Singing — Carol singing this year will take place onMonday 18th December and the girls will be singing in the Marino area.They will be meeting at Howth Road School at 6.30 p.m. and return to theschool at around 8.00 p.m.This year all monies collected are going towardsOsteoporosis Research and a homeless shelter. If you are free on Monday18th December we will be very pleased to have extra adult help on thenight. Please do come and join us if you are interested.

The GB restarts on Saturday 6th January and Monday 8th January 2007.

Margery McElhinney, Captain.

Duggan Jewellers LtdGifts for all occasions

Engagements,Weddings, Anniversaries, Christening, Birthdays

Engraving, Quality Watch & Jewellery Repairs,Valuations

Contact: Damian Duggan

29 Annesley Bridge Road, Fairview, Dublin 3.

Tel: 01 855 5564Email: duggan_jewellers@eircom.net

MEMBER OF RETAIL JEWELLERS OF IRELAND

BB Junior Section

Our badge work continues and the Boys are working hard.There is plentyof fun as well. The Enrolment Service took place on Sunday 19thNovember and there was a great attendance.Well done to Graham Blaywho read the Old Testament reading.Well done also to Gareth Doolan,James Taylor, Jonathan Byrne, Robert Duggan, Sam Acheson and JoshCassidy who all read prayers.

A Certificate of Achievement was presented at the end of the Service toRobert Duggan who scored 100% in the Bible Test Exam last March.

We are suddenly approaching the Advent and Christmas seasons veryfast and our activities will reflect this.

Uniform - Over the past few years we have moved to own the Jerseysworn by the boys.This saves on family expense while allowing us to keepall boys uniform up to date. If anyone still has any Junior Section Sweaters(Royal Blue) or Navy Blue BB Sweaters with the crest and is prepared topart with them please let us know. BB will restart on the 8th January 2007.

Anchor Boys

21 boys were enrolled into the Anchor Boys at our Annual EnrolmentService which took place in the Church on Sunday 19th November.

We will be having a Christmas Party for the boys on Monday 11th December.There will be a special visitor arriving with a small parcel for all the boys.

I would like to wish everyone a Happy Christmas and a prosperous NewYear. Anchor Boys will restart on the 8th January 2007 at 6.00 p.m. in St Pauls.

H. McCullagh

Child Safety in CarsWe are approaching the time that there will be travel to events such as atable quiz, indoor football, Figure Marching Competition etc.The law hasbeen changed to afford children greater protection when travelling in cars.(Extract from Road Safety Authority Website) Under the new EU law allchildren under the age of 11/12 must be in an appropriate child car seat.No exceptions, no excuses. It’s your responsibility as a parent, grandparentor guardian to ensure that the child car seat you buy is not justappropriate for their age, height and weight but that it also conforms toEU safety standards.

This new law will be taken seriously by the BB Leadership and thereforeassistance in getting to and from events will be necessary.

M.Acheson

For a Great Deal

on Car and Home Insurance in the greater Clontarf areadrop into or call one of our local branches at

Raheny – 831 1422 Wolfe Tone Street – 1890 28 28 20

Your very own local AXA person is Mark Acheson on 804 8509 or 087 906 1926

AXA Insurance Limited is regulated by the Financial Regulator

For a Great Deal

on Car and Home Insurance in the greater Clontarf area

drop into or call one of our local branches at

Raheny — 831 1422Wolfe Tone Street — 1890 28 28 20

Your very own local AXA person is Mark Achesonon 804 8509 or 087 906 1926

BB Enrolment ServiceOur Annual BB Enrolment Service took place in the Parish Church onSunday 19th November.There was a huge turn-out to support the boys.Anchor Boys, Junior Section and Company Section were led in by theirCaptain Alan Ayling and Ian Clayton marched on the colour.

Susan Connolly preached about the Anchor keeping us steadfast andsure amid the trials of life. Thank you to all who worked so hard to makeit the obvious success it was.

Rev. D. Sargent

Alan Ayling andthe Rector with12th CompanyDublin BBEnrolment

INSURANCE C O NSULTANTS

Construction House,Canal Road,

Dublin 6.

Tell: 1850 213030 Fax: 01 662 4781

Clontarf Women's GroupOur December meeting takes place on Tuesday 5th at 8 pm in Hin KengRestaurant on the Clontarf Road for our Christmas meal. Names toBreda (8331181) and Heather (8535594) as they need to know numbers.Look forward to seeing you there.

B. Sargent & H. McCullagh

People make the Difference

With Ulster Bank, it’s the people that make a difference. Your dedicated

RelationshipManager will want to invest time with you, so that we fullyunderstand your business banking and property finance needs.

As part of RBS, one of the world’s largest banks, we have the capabilityto combine smart thinking with world class banking solutions.

To find out more, contact Michael Madigan, Head of Property Finance

at Tel: 01 608 5034

Ulster Bank Ireland Limited. Registered in Republic of Ireland. Registration Number 25766. RegisteredOffice: Ulster Bank Group Centre,George’s Quay,Dublin 2. Ulster Bank Ireland Limited is regulated by the Financial Regulator. Calls may be recorded.

Seafield Singers

The Annual Christmas Concert by the SeafieldSingers takes place in the Parish Church on Friday15th December. Tickets from usual sources andat the door.

All are very welcome.

3rd December Advent Sunday8.30 a.m. Holy Communion10.30 a.m. Morning Prayer with the lighting of the

1st Advent Candle

10th December Advent 28.30 a.m. Holy Communion10.30 a.m. Teaching Parish Family Communion

17th December Advent 38.30 a.m. Holy Communion10.30 a.m. All-Age Crib Building Service

24th December Advent 48.30 a.m. Holy Communion10.30 a.m. Service of the Word

25th December Advent 40.00 a.m. Festival Holy Communion8.30 a.m. Festival Holy Communion10.30 a.m. Festival Parish Family Communion

31st December Christmas 18.30 a.m. Morning Prayer10.30 a.m. Service of the Word

SERVICES FOR DECEMBER

Scripture Readings for December3rd December Advent Sunday

Jeremiah 33: 14-16Psalm 25: 1-91 Thessalonians 3: 9-13Luke 21: 25-26

10th December Advent 2Malachi 3: 1-14BenedictusPhilippians 1: 3-11Luke 3: 1-6

17th December Advent 3Zephaniah 3: 14-20Song of IsaiahPhilippians 4: 4-75Luke 3: 7-18

24th December Advent 4Micah 5: 2-5aMagnificatHebrews 10: 5-10Luke 1: 39-45

25th December The Nativity of our LordIsaiah 9: 2-7Psalm 96Titus 2: 11-14Luke 2: 1-20

31st December Christmas 11 Samuel 2: 18-26, 26Psalm 148Colossians 3: 12-17Luke 2: 41-52

Youth Notes

Youth group has been going well and it’s hard to believe I have been herefor 6 months. I have had an amazing time with each of the groups, but Ithink my favourite time has been going away with four of the youth for theAnois weekend. It was amazing to see the girls and one guy really engagingwith what God wants for there lives and really desiring to explore that.

One thing I have really come to realise since working in Clontarf is thatthe youth in Clontarf have amazing potential and I look forward to seeingeach of them see and realise this potential.The younger groups have beinggoing great and we have had a trip to bowling with the Wired Group andthe Klub saw Barnyard at UCI, Coolock on 22nd November.

I am truly blessed to be teaching these young hearts and minds. Lookingforward to the Christmas season with a trip to Ice Skating and to Essentialin Christchurch.

The Klub (age 4 - 8) meet on Wednesday from 4.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m. in theMethodist Hall.Wired (age 9 - 11) meet on Saturday from 6.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m. in RahenyHall.Connect 12+ meet in various venues for more information you can call meon 086 882 7258.All Youth Groups will restart on Wednesday 10th January and Sat 13thJanuary at Clontarf Methodist and Raheny Halls respectively.

Post Confirmation Group

The Post Confirmation Group has been going really well even though wehave only had three classes at this stage.We are really enjoying our timetogether learning more about the Bible and how to make it relevant to ourlives. I am really looking forward to more classes in the future.

The post confirmation classes are for anyone who has been confirmedin the last three years and they are on the second and fourth Sunday ofthe month in the Creche under the Rectory. We will be meeting on the10th and the 24th of December, and we will meet again January at 10.30a.m. on Sunday 14th and 28th. For more information you can contact meon 086 882 7258.

S. Connolly

ReflectionThe Discovery Channel reminds us of the revolutionary changes broughtabout by the advent of occurrences over the past many years.There aretoo many to name but some stand high on the graph viz. the advent ofsteal, the telephone, electricity and communication worldwide.The bridgebuilders played their part and the trans-Atlantic cable was a tremendousfeat.The advent on the scene of the middle-classes was brought about bythe Industrial Revolution. Such historical events are truly captivating.

One Advent which is being marked presently, transcends all others andhas revolutionised the minds, hearts and lives of generations.This adventcoming on the scene is of course, the Incarnation, God’s only Son born tohumankind, the King of Kings, coming to earth in the humblest fashion.Thepurpose of his coming outstrips that of any other event and its impact iseverlasting.This Advent started in Genesis culminating in John the Baptist’sprophesy.With the coming into being - BC & AD.And thus it will remainuntil his Second Coming. The restoration of humankind back to theirmaker is ongoing for those who acknowledge Him as the saviour, at hisCross.Yes,Advent is the thrill of anticipation.The world-system has triedto highjack Christmas (and is enjoying much success) so let us mark it inthe Christian fashion, rejoicing and fulfilled and thankful.

A. Maharry

Quality Gates & RailingsDriveway G a tes — Steel DoorsSecurity Grills — Ba lustrades

C a ll KevinTel: 086 064 3781 / 853 5594

Sunday Club Notes for December 2006

This month we are preparing for the training service on Holy Communion(10th December) and Christmas (17th December) at a Crib and CarolService.The 3rd December will be our last review/practice of the Crib andCarol Service. At this we will have a brief run through in Church afterChurch Service ends. We hope to be finished about 11.45 a.m. in Church.

On the10th December we will be meeting in Church along will all otherparishioners.We will hear why we do certain things within the service. Nowand again it is worthwhile to stop and review what we do and why, to havea deeper understanding of what it’s all about. For our younger members,they may be hearing/understanding for the first time,what Holy Communionservice is about.

We have consulted parents about children participating in HolyCommunion.We have found there are a number of parents who did, and didnot, want their child/children taking part in more than the blessing in theHoly Communion Service. As a result we, as a Sunday Club, are notproceeding further ourselves with such a varied opinion.

However, for those parents who strongly would like their child/children toparticipate should talk to the Rector on the subject.

On the 17th December we will be meeting early (10.00 a.m.) and stayingin Church.We will be telling the story of Christmas and filling the Crib as itis being told. Hopefully it will get everyone starting to focus on the specialday of Christmas!

Many Thanks J.Acheson

DECEMBER SCHEDULE

3rd Sunday Club (11.45am) Morning Prayer10th Sunday Club in Church Holy Communion Training Service17th Sunday Club in Church Crib & Carol Service 24th None Holy Communion25th None Christmas Morning31st None Service of the Word

Note to ParentsSunday Club will finish late (11.45 a.m. approx) on 3rd December in Church. Also Sunday Club will start and finish in Church on10th and17th December.

JANUARY SCHEDULE

7th None Morning Prayer14th Sunday Club Holy Communion21st Sunday Club All Age meet in Church 28th Sunday Club Holy Communion

J.Acheson

Nichols Funeral DirectorsESTABLISHED 1814

COMPLETE & PROFESSIONAL FUNERAL SERVICE

– M O N UME N T SERVICE –– FL O RISTS –

– W EDDI N G C ARS –– 24 H O UR SERVICE –

– ADVA N CED FU N ERAL PLA N N I N G –

29-31 LOMBARD STREET EAST, WESTLAND ROW, DUBLIN 2.

Enquiries welcome to Gus N icholsTell: 677 0665 or Fax: 671 3461

Ema il: gus@nichols.ie

Parish Centre

While the excitement continues to build as the Centre takes on more andmore shape it is important to realise that it will not be ‘open for business’until after the site has been handed back to the parish by the Contractor.Would all parishioners please note that the Centre and grounds may not beaccessed at any time, however tempting it may seem. The outside of thebuilding may be finished off within the next month or so but there will thenbe a huge amount of work to be done internally on all the ‘finishes’.

The property committee have had two inspections of the site and buildingso far and expect to have another one before Christmas.These inspectionsare organised for us by the Architect (as Project Manager) with theContractor and can only be undertaken along with representatives from theDesign Team and the Contractor, while wearing appropriate clothing andhard hats. If anyone has any queries about the Centre please direct them tome at 8332846.

Bruce Maxwell

Sustenation Fund

The Sustenation Fund is a vital fund in our Parish and over the last fewyears this has gone down substantially. It is a once-off payment towards theministry of the Parish. Each household is asked to make a single donationto this fund as a way of facilitating our present level of ministry.

Please enter the amount you are donating on the form enclosed in thisissue of Parish Matters and place it in a separate envelope clearly markedSustenation Fund.

This Fund has in the past raised 5000 euro towards our ongoing costs.Thank you again for your generosity.

S. Stirling.

CMH Dioc Service

The Diocesan Church’s Ministry of Healing Service took place in theParish Church on Sunday afternoon 19th November. It took the form ofthe Eucharist with the laying-on of hands and anointing with holy oils.Theministry was led by the CMH team and Canon John Clarke, Rector ofWicklow. The Rector celebrated and the Rev’d. Darren McCallig, curateassistant at Monkstown, preached a fine sermon on the varied meaning ofthe Hebrew word Shalom meaning peace and wholeness.

The turn-out was low as a result of the awful weather and the fact thatIreland was playing Australia at Landsdowne Road, which we woncomfortable by 21-6.We are very grateful for the CMH team visiting theParish again, though parish turn-out was very disappointing. Next year theService will take place in the morning as the main act of worship.

Bequests

Over the past number of years we have received a number of very generous bequests from various friends of the Parish through theirwills. Perhaps you have considered. If this is the case, you can speak to theRector or the Church Wardens about an appropriate wording.

This is most important if the Parish is to get the full benefit of thebequest. Bequests may be general or specific. Thank You

Parish Fashion Show Update

Plans to hold a Fashion Show in March are continuing apace and we areglad to be able to tell you that we have secured commitment from twomajor retailers, Dunnes Stores and Marks and Spencer, who have agreedto participate in the show. Having such important retailers involved in theshow is key to the success of our event and it is increasingly difficult toattract major retailers such as these into local events. We are confidenttherefore that we are off to a very good start and we are looking forwardto what hopefully will be a big success for the parish and will also proveto be a big event in itself in the Clontarf area.

The Fashion Show is planned in for the 26th of March in Clontarf Castleand whereas we could never expect to match the numbers at the recentBelgrove Fashion Show we are still hoping to give them a good run fortheir money! The Fashion Show will be the cornerstone of the 2007 fundraising effort. Funds from this show will go to supporting the work of theYouth and Children’s Pastor and for parish funds in general. It is ourintention to involve as many as possible from the parish itself and to bringin good friends of our parishioners drawn from the wider community toassist. If we approach the show in this way we believe we can maximise thepotential of the show but also widen the community appeal of our workin the Clontarf area.The parish is vibrant and growing and we are keen tobe visible particularly given the arrival of the new centre shortly.

The Stepping Stones Appeal is well underway at this stage but we wouldask all who are intending to subscribe (and keep forgetting) to please doso.We are engaging in a little bit of history making here and wouldn’t it benice for future generations (perhaps even your descendants) to see yourname and that of your family in our book of record in years to come?Previous generations have made their mark so please don’t miss youropportunity to have your name included for posterity. If you don’t wantyour name included in the book of record you can of course contributeanonymously.

J. PattenClontarf Parish Fund Raising Group

Songs of Praise Service

will take place in the Parish Church on Sunday 28th January 2007

at 10.30 a.m.

7th January The Baptism of Christ

8.30 a.m. Holy Communion

10.30 a.m. Morning Prayer

14th January Epiphany 2

8.30 a.m. Holy Communion

10.30 a.m. Holy Communion

21st January Epiphany 3

8.30 a.m. Holy Communion

10.30 a.m. All-Age Worship

28th January Epiphany 4

8.30 a.m. Holy Communion

10.30 a.m. Songs of Praise Service

SERVICES FOR JANUARY

Scripture Readings for January

7th January The Baptism of ChristIsaiah 43: 1-7Psalm 29Acts of the Apostles 8: 14-17Luke 3: 15-17, 21-22

14th January Epiphany 2Isaiah 62: 1-5Psalm 36: 5-101 Corinthians 12: 1-11John 2: 1-11

21st January Epiphany 3Nehemiah 8: 1-3, 5-6, 8-10Psalm 191 Corinthians 12: 12-31aLuke 4: 14-21

28th January Epiphany 4Songs of Praise Service

RECTOR: The Rev’d D. C. Sargent (833 1181)clontarf@dublin.anglican.org

YOUTH AND CHILDREN’S PASTOR: Susan Connolly (086 882 7258) susanconnolly04@yahoo.co.uk

GREENLANES NATIONAL SCHOOLPrincipal: Ms. C.Atkin (8331554) greenlanes@oceanfree.net

B.B. COMPANY SECTION: Mr A.Ayling (831 5234)B.B. JUNIOR SECTION: Mr. M.Acheson (831 8645)ANCHOR BOYS: Mrs. H. McCullagh (853 5594)

WOMEN’S GROUP: Mrs. B. Sargent (833 1181) andMrs. H. McCullagh (853 5594)

YOUTH GROUPS: Ms. S. Connolly (086 882 7258)

BOWLING CLUB: Mr. H. Maude (833 1056)

BADMINTON CLUB: Mrs. P.Watts (832 6078)JUNIOR BADMINTON: Mr. R.Watts (832 6078)

ORGANIST/CHOIRMASTER: Mr. J. Rowden (831 0486)

SUNDAY MORNING CRECHE: Mrs. B. Sargent (833 1181)

FLOWER GUILD: Mrs. I.Acheson (833 8288) andMrs B. Gallagher (833 8683)

GB PAST MEMBERS: Mrs. I. McMullen: (853 0356)

BROWNIES: Mrs. P. and Ms. M.Watts (832 6078)

LADYBIRDS/GUIDES: Ms.W. Kelly (848 1569) and Ms. N. Flynn (8476110)

MOTHERS UNION: Mrs. I.Acheson (833 8288)

SUNDAY CLUB: Mrs. J.Acheson (831 8645)

POST-CONFIRMATION GROUP: Susan Connolly (086 882 7258) susanconnolly04@yahoo.co.uk

PARISH GROUPS/CONTACTS