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The Parish Magazine of
St Stephen’s Church
Guernsey
October 2016
From the Editors
In January 2017 you could be writing this for the February 2017 issue of the St Stephen’s Parish Magazine. We are seeking to find a new editor(s). Details of the role can be found in this magazine. It is both enjoyable and rewarding but it is not for a lifetime. Healthy renewal is needed with new ideas and direction. Think about it, the job could be yours. Val and Graham Moullin
SHINING EXAMPLES
Although All Saints’ Day is officially celebrated on 1st November each year, we consider it to be an important Feast at St Stephen’s and will celebrate it on 30th October, which is the Fourth Sunday before Advent.
The origin of the Feast of All Saints in the Western Church dates to 13th May 609, when Pope Boniface IV consecrated the Pantheon at Rome to the Blessed Virgin and all the martyrs. Their Feast has been celebrated at Rome in that church on that day ever since.
The current date of the Feast of All Saints is traced to the mid-eighth century, when Pope Gregory III founded an oratory in St. Peter's Basilica for the relics ‘of the holy apostles and of all saints, martyrs and confessors, and of all the just made perfect who are at rest throughout the world’. The Feast Day then moved to 1st November.
On All Saints’ Day, we have the privilege of remembering those numerous saints who have gone before us, and who are an example to us as we progress in our Christian journey. The author of the epistle to the Hebrews had exactly this in mind when he wrote, ‘Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight and the sin that clings so closely, and let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus the pioneer and perfecter of our faith’ (12. 1, 2a).
May our Lord strengthen us and enable us to run the race that he has set
before us, and may we be encouraged: God’s desire is that his children
‘shine like stars in the world’ (Ph 2. 15).
Church Diary for October 2016 Sat1 Anthony Ashley Cooper,Earl of Shaftesbury
Sun2 Nineteenth Sunday 9.30am Mass with Hymns Fr Marc
after Trinity 11.00am Sung Mass Fr Marc
Mon3 George Bell Bp of Chichester Peacemaker
1958
Tue4 Francis of Assisi Friar 1226 11.00am Mass in the Lady Chapel (BCP) Fr Marc
Wed5 Maurus, Monk, 6th Century 7.00pm Mass in the Lady Chapel Fr Marc
Thu6 William Tyndale - Bible Translator, 1536
Fri7 Osyth,Queen of East Saxons, 7th Century 7.00pm Mass in the Resurrection Chapel Fr Marc
Sat8 Keyne, Evangelist in S Wales 6th Century
Sun9 Twentieth Sunday 9.30am Mass with Hymns Fr Marc
after Trinity 11.00am Sung Mass Fr Marc
Mon10 Paulinus, Bp of York Missionary 644
Tue11 Ethelburga Abbess of Barking 675 11.00am Mass in the Lady Chapel (BCP)
12.00pm Friendship Lunch in the Community Centre
Wed12 Wilfird of Ripon Bp & Missionary 709 7.00pm Mass in the Lady Chapel
Thu13 Edward the Confessor - King, 1066
Fri14 Callistus the first,Pope and Martyr c222 7.00pm Mass in the Resurrection Chapel
Sat15 Teresa of Avila,Teacher, 1582
Sun16 Twenty-first Sunday 9.30am Mass with Hymns Fr John
after Trinity 11.00am Sung Mass Fr John
Mon17 Ignatius, Bp of Antioch Martyr c107 Guernsey Pilgrimage to Walsingham Oct 17-21
Tue18 Luke the Evangelist 9.00am Beechwood Harvest Service Rehearsal
11.00am Mass in the Lady Chapel (BCP) Fr Marc
2.00pm Beechwood Harvest Service
Wed19 Henry Martyn, Translator of the Scriptures
1812 7.00pm Mass in the Lady Chapel Fr Marc
Thu20 Acca of Hexham - Bishop, 740 2.30pm Bible Study 1 Hard Sayings of Jesus
Fri21 Hilarion, Hermit in Gaza c371 11.30am Ladies' College Commemoration Service
7.00pm Mass in the Resurrection Chapel
Sat22 Philip of Heraclea,Bp & Martyr 304
Sun23 Dedication Sunday 9.30am Mass with Hymns Fr John
Last Sunday after Trinity 11.00am Sung Mass Fr John
Mon24 Raphael, Archangel
Tue25 Crispin and Crispinion Martyrs of Rome c287 11.00am Mass in the Lady Chapel (BCP)
Wed26 Alfred the Great, King of West Saxons 899 7.00pm Mass in the Lady Chapel
Thu27 Odran of Iona - Abbot, 563 2.30pm Bible Study 2 Hard Sayings of Jesus
Fri28 Feast of Simon and Jude 7.00pm Mass in the Resurrection Chapel
Sat29 James Hanninmgton Bp Martyr in Uganda
1885 7.30pm Quiz in Community Centre for Church Funds
Sun30 All Saints (transferred) 9.30am Mass with Hymns Fr John
Fourth Sunday before Advent 11.00am Sung Mass Fr John
12.30pm Baptism of Chloe Ward
Mon31 Martin Luther, Reformer,1546
Looking ahead
Nov 3 Thursday 2.30pm Bible Study 3 “The Hard Sayings of Jesus” Nov7/9 Monday Autumn Retreat at Les Cotils lead by Fr John Nov 8 Tuesday 12.00pm Friendship Lunch in Community Centre Nov 10 Thursday 2.30pm Bible Study 4 “The Hard Sayings of Jesus” Nov 11 Friday 10.30am Ladies’ College Remembrance Day Service Nov 12 Saturday 2.30pm Afternoon sale in Community Centre 7.30pm Guernsey Chamber Choir and Orchestra Nov 17 Thursday 2.30pm Bible Study 5 “The Hard Sayings of Jesus” Nov 24 Thursday 2.30pm Bible Study 6 “The Hard Sayings of Jesus” Dec 3 Saturday Christmas Fayre Dec 6 Tuesday 7.00pm Guernsey Grammar School Carol Service Dec 7 Wednesday 7.00pm Guernsey Grammar School Carol Service Dec 8 Thursday Rehearsal of Melrose Carol Service Dec 9 Friday 2.00pm Melrose Carol Service Dec 11 Sunday 3.00pm St John’s Carol Service Dec 12 Monday 7.00pm Ladies’ College Carol Service Dec 13 Tuesday 12.00pm Friendship Lunch in Community Centre Dec 15 Thursday 6.00pm Beechwood Carol Service
Lifts to St Stephen’s Church Do you require a lift to Church?
There are people available at St Stephen’s Church who will be happy to
give you a lift to the services on Sundays.
Please phone Ann Goss on 266214, David Le Lievre on 255492 or
Tony Kaines on 254858 who will arrange for someone to pick you up.
BIBLE STUDY ‘’I ALWAYS WONDERED WHAT THAT MEANT!’
Starting on 20th October, Fr John and Fr Marc will be leading a Bible Study which will look at some ‘difficult’ sayings of Jesus in the gospels. The series will last for six weeks and will be given on Thursday afternoons from 2.30-3.30pm. in the Vestry If you have passages that you would like to have included in the study, please contact Fr John or Fr Marc.
The Christmas Fayre Saturday 3rd December 2.00 p m until 4.00 p.m.
In the Community Centre
The Christmas Fayre is coming, So please start making jam And chutney for the cheeses And pickles for the ham.
Make Christmas trees and angels And crackers full of fun To fill the stalls and look so good, To be bought by everyone.
So please get busy making, Now the Autumn’s here, So we can raise the money To make our Vicar cheer!
Stallholders for the Christmas Fayre on 3rd December
Bric a brac Tony & Marg Kaines Bottles Steph Dragun Jewellery & scarves Judith Laine & Denise Thoumine Books Judith Keen & David Peatfield Cakes, jams & preserves Eileen Samman & Claudia Moore Christmas decorations etc. Annie Peatfield & J ill Stephenson Raffle Ann & Tony Goss Teas Jean Le Huray & the Brownies.
Please will you do all you can to help these people to have well stocked stalls !
Friendship Lunch
A new venture of reaching out to the community. The first Lunch was
held in September with over 20 folk attending thereby providing friendship by coming together and having lunch at 12 midday
The second lunch will be held on Tuesday 11th October, in the
St Stephen’s Community Centre Meeting Room. A good wholesome 2 course meal at £6 per person to make it affordable to everyone.
Future dates 8th November, and 13th December.
Please contact Jean Le Huray Tel 255207 for further details or to reserve a place.
A TASTE OF SILENCE The Contemplative Prayer Group re-stored The Contemplative Prayer Group some of us formed after the Nuns left Les Cotils, and lapsed when my husband became ill, has now been re-commenced in September and will meet in the Upper Room, 10.30-11.30am on 11th October and thereafter on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. Any one, any denomination welcome. See me for more details: Christine Shaw – Tel 237097
USED STAMPS REQUIRED
Roy Robin has been working hard again using his God given talents to make a lovely wooden box to place your used, unwanted stamps in, to
raise funds for Church. You can find it on the wooden shelf in the library corner.
Thank you Roy.
QUIZ NIGHT ON SATURDAY 29TH OCTOBER 2016
In the Community Centre at 7.15pm
Teams of 6. £8 per person Including Ploughman’s supper
Donations Bar
For tickets and to reserve a table E-mail [email protected]
Or call 255654
Raising funds for St Stephen's Church Funds
CHORAL JOY Those of us who attended the evening Mass on Wednesday 7th September knew in advance to expect a slight difference, by way of choral input at some stage. On arrival we saw three cantors in the chancel choir stalls, and recognized them as Rob Harnden, John Surcombe & Elis Bebb, learning later that they sing under the collective name of Cantores Coutances. The Mass celebrated the Birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary, transferred from the 8th September and the music was chosen accordingly. At the entrance of the priest the service began with Salve Sancta Parens by Johannes Brassart as introit, and then proceeded as normal with the cantors singing William Byrd’s Mass for three voices at appropriate points, Tota Pulchra Es by John Plummer at the Communion, and the Gregorian chant Salve Regina as recessional. The whole service flowed seamlessly, and those of us there felt we had experienced something special, as, with eyes closed, the acoustics of the church easily convinced us that we were in cathedral surroundings, sharing what worshippers would have heard over the centuries. The Island is fortunate in having singers able to perform a capella to such a high standard, and St Stephen’s is fortunate that Cantores Coutances will return for the evening Mass in December. Notice will be given in the November magazine. Jill Stephenson
NEW MAGAZINE EDITOR/S REQUIRED
Val & Graham Moullin will be relinquishing the Editorship of the Church Magazine after producing the December/January 2017 issue. We have been editors for just under four years and feel that the editorship should change on a regular basis and not become a role for life, thus giving the opportunity for new energy, direction and ideas. Healthy renewal for editors and magazine! We have been complimented on the quality of the publication but it is only as good as its contributors and we are indebted to those who have provided so much material. We have enjoyed the privilege of producing the magazine which has seen changes in our time, especially since Fr John’s arrival when, with his guidance, it has become more spiritual through his contributions and those of Fr Marc and Fr Leslie. We have been truly blessed. If you are interested in taking over or to learn more about what is involved please contact us telephone 268255; email [email protected] or have a chat at church. Fact sheets are available and we would welcome you to join us when we prepare the November issue on Friday 21st October.
We look forward to hearing from you! Val and Graham Moullin
“View from the Pew”
MY DAY BEGINS
Francis sought Christ with a burning passion that completely absorbed him.
Just the mention of the “love of God” was enough to rekindle the fire in his soul.
To offer the love of God to someone
in exchange for alms seemed to him to be a gesture worthy of the most wealthy. To think money more important than love
was for him the height of foolishness. Only love can win the kingdom of heaven.
The image of the crucified Christ
was burned in his heart and he desired more than anything else,
by the power of love, to become like Christ.
Christ was always in his sight, And his love for Christ was exceeded only by the love Christ had for him.
Pray for us therefore, St Francis as surrounded by a thousand dangers,
we try to follow your example. Pray for us that our Father in heaven
will grant us the strength we will need,
that our motives will be pure, that our lives will be filled with joy.
Cont…..
Pray that a spirit of compassion and prayer
will be granted to us.
May we imitate you in your humility, in your poverty,
and in the great love with which you always loved Christ crucified,
and all his creatures, great and small.
With you we ask this in the name
of that same Christ. who with the Father and the Holy Spirit
lives and reigns world without end
Amen Heather Le Gallez Source: Peace of Heart, St Francis of Assisi
ALL SAINTS DAY
CHRIST IS THE MORNING STAR WHO WHEN THE NIGHT OF THIS WORLD IS PAST
BRINGS TO HIS SAINTS THE PROMISE OF THE LIGHT OF LIFE
AND OPENS EVERLASTING DAY
Inscription near the tomb of the Venerable Bede, Durham Cathedral
BIBLE STUDY
If all the neglected Bibles in the country were dusted off on the same day, we would experience the greatest dust storm the United Kingdom has ever known! As a church, as an individual, as a Christian, do not let the Bible pass you by. READ IT If you have time to read your newspaper each day but not your Bible, you won’t grow. If you read it for ¼ hour a day, you will read it through completely once a year. Daily Bible reading will keep you within range of God’s voice. RECEIVE IT In the parable of the Sower, Jesus identified three unreceptive attitudes: a closed mind (the hard soil) a distracted mind (soil with weeds) a superficial mind (shallow soil) Any time you are not learning, check your attitude, because God can speak through the most boring teacher or preacher if you are humble and receptive. RESEARCH IT Study should lead to you to understanding, and studying the Bible involves asking more of the text, asking the right questions and gathering your thoughts. REMEMBER IT We often bemoan a poor memory, but what we remember is important to us and there are great benefits in memorising Scripture. It will help you to resist temptation, make wise decisions, reduce stress, build confidence, offer good advice, and share your faith with others. REFLECT ON IT No other habit will do more to transform your life than daily reflection on the Scriptures Val M Source: Dover Strait
THE CLOCK A man died and went to Heaven. As he stood in front of the Pearly Gates, he saw a huge wall of clocks behind him. He asked, "What are all those clocks for?" St. Peter answered, "Those are Lie-Clocks. Everyone who has ever been on earth has a Lie-Clock. Every time you lie, the hands on your clock move." "Oh", said the man. "Whose clock is that?" "That's Mother Teresa's", replied St. Peter. "The hands have never moved, indicating that she never told a lie." "Incredible", said the man. "And whose clock is that one?" St. Peter responded, "That's Abraham Lincoln's clock. The hands have moved twice, telling us that Abraham told only two lies in his entire life." "Where's Donald Trump's clock?" asked the man. St. Peter replied, "We're using it as a ceiling fan." David Le Lievre
HALLOWEEN My six year old son was excited about choosing his Halloween costume.
“ I’m going to be the Pope”, he announced proudly. “But Ian, you can’t be the Pope, you’re not Catholic”, I explained. “You’re
Church of England.”
My son was silent for a few moments, while he considered his alternatives. “Well, is Dracula Church of England?”
A MODERN PSALM - written in Retreat
The Heavens declare the Glory of the Lord, Les Cotils proclaims His praise from every window.
The sea roars his creation in the tempest and reflects his beauty in calm dazzling sunlight.
Liners and yachts, fishing boats and ferries
plough their courses for folk to gaze in wonder at the Islands – or find food in its depths.
Trees lift their arms in praise, offering their
fruits to their Creator. The mown grass provides restful beauty to the
eyes a carpet for the feet and hay for the cattle.
Children’s distant voices, the hum of the mower, the boom of the fog-horn on a misty evening,
the wild shriek of seagulls - or of deepest silence, - all bless our ears with Your Voice.
The road, like a necklace winds along the shore glinting with diamonds of sun-twinkling windows and weaving car wheels.
Glowing red and grey roof tops shelter your children, - our brothers and sisters, made in Your Image.
From the German bunker grows the Cross, suffering upon suffering, rising above the sin of the world - to proclaim Eternal Life. Visitors to Les Cotils, relaxed and joyful, dedicated staff, caring and ever-busy, and worried students sitting exams - all temples of God and His Holy Spirit.
The Heavens declare the Glory of the Lord, and Les Cotils proclaims His praise from every window.
The Guernsey Retreat Association AUTUMN RETREAT
(Residential optional)
takes place Monday morning to Wednesday afternoon
7-9th November 2016 at
Les Cotils Christian Centre
Conductor: Fr John Moore
(Vicar of St Stephens)
Theme: 'Treasures of Mercy'
Cost: 2 nights 3 days full board £148.50 (deposit £30) or £8.50 per day,for lunch only, payable direct to Les Cotils, plus £40 Retreat Exps direct to Rev'd Jan le Billon, (Organiser)
Booking Forms (available in church) to be sent to: The Rev'd Jan Le Billon, Tranquillite, Clos des Quatre Vents, St Martin, GY4 6SU. (tel 01481 234283) To book Accommodation direct with Les Cotils ASAP send deposit to: The Manager, Les Cotils Christian Centre Cambridge Park, SPP GY1 1UU, or via card over the phone, Tel: 01481 727793 C.S.
Registers
Readings for October
Baptisms
Wedding
August 28 Tilly-Rose Daigle September 4 Nicola Dudley, Rhys Dudley September 11 Morgan Mooney
September 3 Judy Mahon and Mike Redwood
Sunday 2nd October
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity
Habakkuk Ch1 v1-4 Ch2 v1-4 2 Timothy Ch1 v1-14 Luke Ch17 v5-10
Sunday 9th October
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity
2 Kings Ch5 v1-3, 7-15c 2 Timothy Ch2 v8-15 Luke Ch17 v11-19
Sunday 16th October
Twenty-first Sun-day after Trinity
Genesis Ch32 v22-31 2 Timothy Ch3 v14-Ch4.v5 Luke Ch18 v1-8
Sunday 23rd October
Dedication Sunday The Last Sunday
after Trinity
1 Chronicles Ch29 v6-19 Ephesians Ch2 v19-22 John Ch2 v13-22
Sunday 30th October
All Saints
Fourth before Advent
Daniel Ch7 v1-3, 15-18 Ephesians Ch1 v11- 23 Luke Ch6 v20-31
October
SUNDAY
11.00am
2nd
Trinity
19
9th
Trinity
20
16th
Trinity
21
23rd
Last
Sunday after Trinity Dedication
30th
4
th Sunday
ALL SAINTS with
procession
HYMN PROPER OFFERTORY COMMUNION POST COMMUNION
456
711
495
499
486
434
712
440
337
391
466
713
381
407
377
C.13
716
205
471
208
kneeling
206
197
731
231
341
230
2nd
Tune
9.30 Service
486
499
378
434
466
377
205
471
433
*omit 341
The Guild of Intercession The Departed October
MAY THEY REST IN PEACE
Frank Hayes, 18/10/1909; Arthur James Woodward, 31/10/1912; Florence Ada Beaumont, 15/10/1936; Frederick Miller Cochrane, 1/10/1937; William Percy Adams, 14/10/1939; Donald Ian McLeod, 3/10/1941; Albert George Dobson, 12/10/1947; Ellen Mary Torode, 5/10/1949; Herbert Anstey, 15/10/1951; Robert Spencer Ingram, 10/10/1952; Irene Maud Johnson, 27/10/1952; Gertrude Harriett Cochrane, 28/10/1952; Edward Courtenay Dawson (Priest), 18/10/1953; Lilian Harriett Attwood, 22/10/1953; Bertha Amelia Rayson, 4/10/1954; John Kinnersley, 13/10/1954; Beatrice Marie Romeril, 18/10/1954; Thomas Raymond Kaines, 10/10/1955; George Davie Rayson, 11/10/1955; Edith May Farrell, 9/10/1956; Arolda Emily Gillson, 23/10/1956; Amy Le Lacheur, 24/10/1956; Mabel Knight, 5/10/1957; Ernest John Croucher, 11/10/1957; Bertha Gillam,24/10/1957; Reta Maria Chutter, 4/10/1958; Alice Mary Weakly, 4/10/1958; Cecil Elliott Duff Bertram, 16/10/1958; Jane Rouget, 17/10/1958; John Henry George Marquis, 19/10/1959; Herbert Hamon, 20/10/1959; William John Brimage, 5/10/1960; Rosa Hamon, 7/10/1960; Irene Lilian de Carteret, 31/10/1960; Marie Le Clerc, 7/10/1961; William Robert Chantry, 19/10/1962; Stibberd George Tew, 22/10/1962; Edith Mary Cumings, 2/10/1963; James Walter Ozanne, 7/10/1964; Gerald Alfred Tardif, 12/10/1964; Edith Ellen Bown, 24/10/1964; Harold Bentley (Priest), 27/10/1964; Ellen May Hamon, 20/10/1968; Alfred Kemp, 21/10/1968; Cledwyn Evans (Priest), 7/10/1969; Ellen Mary Hamon, 10/10/1969; Bessie Matthews, 11/10/1969; Douglas Andrew Rouse Kemp, 16/10/1970; Aleanore Walters, 19/10/1972; Ruby Piprell, 30/10/1973; Robert George Randall, 7/10/1975; Dennis Alfred Robert, 7/10/1975; Ronald John Fallaize, 8/10/1976; Alfred Herbert Marquand, 4/10/1977; Alisha Caroline Charnley, 23/10/1981; David Mason King, 29/10/1982; Frank Le Cheminant Ross, 31/10/1983; Stanley James Moore, 9/10/1984; Grace Denning Gillingham, 26/10/1987; Roderick Desmond Lee, 15/10/1990; Albert James Ernest Bisson, 20/10/1990; Barbara Helen Nixon, 2/10/1991; George Stanley Manning, 27/10/1995; Susan Lee Pye, 13/10/1997; Vera Eileen Cochrane, 1/10/1998; Sheila Warman Manning, 18/10/1998; Bernard Henry Kemp (Priest/Vicar), 5/10/1999; Edith Gertrude Peadon, 11/10/1999; Alfred James Doron, 22/10/1999; Rita Frances Marquand, 16/10/2000; Ruth Parker, 13/10/2003; Murray Clinton Millard (Priest/Vicar), 20/10/2005; Greta Mary Drummond, 29/10/2005; Beatrice Mary Thoume, 30/10/2005; Harold Ivan Higgins, 6/10/2007; Marie Carrington, 14/10/2007; George Borrowdale Heath, 16/10/2007; Derek Oldham Courtney, 23/10/2007; Doreen Emily May Down, 24/10/2007; Melanie Anne Butler, 5/10/2008; Cyril Edward Coutu, 8/10/2008; Carol Rose Jacobs, 26/10/2010; Jack-Sean Batiste (Stillborn), 28/10/2010; Margaret Hill Fish, 26/10/2011; Nigel Jee, 3/10/2013; Nancy Catherine Moore, 22/10/2013; John Richard Astley Shaw (priest) 11/10/15;
Year unknown: Cardew Hutchinson, 30/10
Copy deadline for the November Magazine will be
Thursday 20th October 2016
Contributions to Val or Graham in any form accepted. We are grateful for all your contributions.
We prefer email if possible
Our email address is [email protected]
GUILDS, CLUBS & ACTIVITIES AT ST STEPHEN’S
RAINBOWS Ellen Greer Tel: 721432
Wednesday 4:00pm – 5:00pm
Community Centre 5 -7 years old
BROWNIES Rosalyne Le Huray Tel: 257939
Wednesday 5:00pm - 6:30pm
Community Centre 7 – 10 years old
GUIDES Rosalyne Le Huray Tel: 257939
Friday 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Community Centre 10 – 14 years old
1st VICTORIA SEA SCOUT
GROUP
Group Scout Leader
Rosalyne Le Huray
Tel: 257939
Pierre Woodland Tel: 722210
Beavers Monday
5:30pm– 6:45pm
Community Centre 6 – 8 yrs old
Paula Woodland Tel: 722210
Cubs Monday
7:00pm – 8:30pm
Community Centre 8 – 10yrs old
Steve Greer Mob: 07781 450723
Sea Scouts Wednesday
7:00pm – 9:00pm
Community Centre 10 – 14yrs old
SUNDAY CLUB Jean Le Huray Tel: 255207 Sunday 11:00am Church/Vestry
ST STEPHEN’S GUILD
Marg Kaines Tel: 254858 As arranged Church
‘Housekeeping’
SERVERS Guild of the
Servants of the Sanctuary
Tony Kaines Tel: 254858
Monthly See notice board
Info: www.GSSonline.org.
uk
SOCIAL EVENTS
COMMITTEE
Tony Goss Tel: 266214 As arranged St Stephen’s
Vestry
ST STEPHEN’S PLAYERS
Steph Dragun Tel: 255654
[email protected] As arranged Community Centre
WEEKDAY MASSES
Tuesday 11.00am Common Prayer followed by prayers for healing Wednesday 7.00pm Common Worship Friday 7.00pm Common Worship
Weddings, Baptisms or other Offices - Contact Fr. John
SUNDAY SERVICES
9.30am Said Mass with Hymns and Sermon 11.00am Sung Mass with Sermon
ST STEPHEN’S CHURCH
Vicar
The Reverend Fr. John Moore BA, MBA, DHECT
St Stephen’s Vicarage ▪ Les Gravées ▪ St Peter Port ▪ Guernsey ▪ GY1 1RN Tel: 01481-720268
E-mail: [email protected] website: www.st-stephens-guernsey.org
Honorary Assistant Priests
The Very Reverend Canon F Marc Trickey
The Reverend Leslie Craske
Vicar’s Warden David Le Lievre Tel: 255492
People’s Warden Tony Kaines Tel: 254858 Director of Music Felicity Millard Tel: 725660
Secretary (APCC) Mary-Carol Gales Tel: 712434
Treasurer Alan Bougourd Tel: 722334
Stewardship Officer Katherine Lau Tel: 233207
Community Centre Tony & Diana Renouf Tel: 711701
Flower Contacts Iris Dhanji Tel: 256528
Ann Goss Tel: 266214
Helping Hands David & Annie Tel 730688
Magazine Editors Val & Graham Moullin Tel: 268255
Safeguarding Officer Steph Dragun Tel 255654