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PET CELEBRATION SERVICE

Let your pet bring you to a ….

Pet Celebration Service

3 pm Sunday 30th June

St Mary’s Church, Tickhill

“I call you by your name”

 For pets of all types, and owners of all ages
 For pets large and small
 Celebrate how our pets enrich our lives
 Remember past pets (bring photo)
 Informal service lasting around 40 minutes
 Bring your pets on a lead or in a cage/crate/container/bowl so they can all get on with each other
 Procession and blessing of the animals
 Come and share in giving thanks for how our pets make us happier and healthier

SUMMER FAIR

Saturday 22nd June 2019

St. Mary’s Church – Tickhill

Please come and join us for an afternoon of Family fun

Starting at 2pm.

Stalls, Raffles

Refreshments

Competitions

Children’s Games

 

This is an all weather event

C.A.R.T (CHRISTIAN AFRICAN RELIEF TRUST)

St. Mary’s Mothers Union are supporting CART who have asked us to appeal for sewing items which some of you may have spare.

I am sure that most folk have part used reels of thread, zips taken from garments, and boxes of spare buttons from clothing you no longer possess!

Below is a list of items that can be sent – new or used in good condition:
Needles
Buttons
Zips
Scissors
Pins
Hooks and eyes
Press studs
Cotton (any colours)
Tape measure
Velcro tape
Bias binding
Ribbon
Elastic
White chalk

Please put contributions into the box provided or give to any Mothers Union committee member.

Thank You

DONCASTER WOMEN’S REFUGE

The Mother’s Union are once again collecting items for the Home Starter (fresh start) Packs for the Doncaster Women’s Refuge.

Why not get together with a friend and help us make a laundry basket to give to vulnerable Women hoping to make a new start?

Please see the attached list or click on the link below for a printable Word Document.  The list is also on the MU notice board.

Home Starter( fresh start) Pack

TOWER APPEAL UPDATE

We would just like to give you all an update on the fantastic progress on how the Tower Appeal is going.

Over the last few months by a combination of  events including the soup lunches, music marathon, auction and personal donations the amount raised so far for the Tower Appeal is £113,933.

Total amount spent so far on the internal work and some immediate work needed on the outside is £22,594.  There is still a huge amount of work to be undertaken on the outside and at present this is going through a formal tender process.

 

ANNUAL PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING

ANNUAL PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING & VESTRY MEETING
Monday 29th April at 7.00 pm in Church

Forms are at the back of the church for those seeking nomination for membership of the PCC ( 12) and also for Churchwardens (3 ).

Please let Phil Beavers have fully completed nomination forms as soon as possible for the meeting. Forms can be accepted on the evening but it would be most helpful if you could give them to him in advance.

Further details from John 7 44142 or Judy 7 43700

AUCTION SALE IN AID OF THE TOWER APPEAL

We are having an Auction Sale in aid of the Tower Appeal on Saturday 27th April in the Scout Headquarters at 11 am.

Viewing of items for sale will start at 9;30 am

If you have items to donate it would be wonderful if you could bring them to the Scout HQ on Friday 26th between 10 am and 12 noon.

Refreshments will be served on the day

For further details please contact John (744142) or Judy (743700)

EASTER EGG APPEAL FOR THE HOMELESS

Would you like to bring some joy into the life of a Homeless person over Easter?

St. Mary’s Church will be collecting Easter Eggs in conjunction with the Cathedral Archer Project, next week, for Sheffield’s homeless and vulnerable people.

We are looking for people in Tickhill who would like to donate an Easter egg.  CAP will then pass these on to the homeless at their purpose build premises within Sheffield Cathedral.

If you can donate an Easter egg then drop it off in St. Mary’s Church between 10am and 4pm any day in Holy Week or at our 10:30 Easter Sunday Service.

More information about the Cathedral Archer Project can be found at www.archerproject.org.uk

MOTHERING SUNDAY SERVICE – 31 MARCH @ 10:30

Join us for a special Mothering Sunday service on 31 March at 10:30 celebrating & remembering the wonderful women in our lives.

In days gone by Mothering Sunday became a day when domestic servants were given a day off to visit their mother church, usually with their own mothers and other family members. It was often the only time that whole families could gather together, since on other days they were prevented from doing so by conflicting working hours.

Children and young people who were “in service” (as household servants) were given a day off on that date so they could visit their families (or, originally, return to their “mother” church). The children would pick wild flowers along the way to place in the church or give to their mothers.

 

IMELDA STAUNTON IN TICKHILL

Tickhill Writers present “An Afternoon with Imelda Staunton” on Wednesday 10th April at 2:00 pm at The Methodist Church.

Proceeds to St Mary’s Church and to Alzheimers Research.

There will be a Raffle.

Tickets, priced at £12 are available from Tickhill Library

 

REORDERING OF THE CHURCH

Dear Friends,

As you are probably aware an appeal was launched several months ago to undertake some significant repairs to the tower at St Mary’s church which I’m pleased to report should be undertaken during the course of 2019. We are eternally gratefully for everyone who has and continues to support our appeal.

We now see this as an opportune time to consider how we may be able to reorder some of the internal parts of our church building in ways to make it a major centre for the day to day life of Tickhill, where people can gather to enjoy activities which are perhaps presently not available elsewhere. The vision is that St. Mary’s church is inclusive to everyone, regular churchgoers or not, and still keeping its integrity as being a central place of Christian worship and witness in the community, this being our parish church.

Churches are being encouraged to develop their use as a sustainable community resource and St. Mary’s wishes to move in this direction to actively play our part in fulfilling the needs of today’s people and for the generations that follow. It would be great if you could help us with this important and exciting work.

In working towards this goal, we would love to hear what facilities you think we might be able to provide to make this wonderful medieval building a welcoming place to the whole community.

Please come along to a very informal gathering to be held in church on Saturday 06 April at 2.00 p.m. when we would very much look forward to seeing you and hear your views, all of which are important to us. Please put this date in your diary and I look forward to seeing you there.

Every blessing

Revd Ali

2:00 PM Church Reordering Meeting

As you are probably aware an appeal was launched several months ago to undertake some significant repairs to the tower at St Mary’s church which I’m pleased to report should be undertaken during the course of 2019. We are eternally gratefully for everyone who has and continues to support our appeal.

We now see this as an opportune time to consider how we may be able to reorder some of the internal parts of our church building in ways to make it a major centre for the day to day life of Tickhill, where people can gather to enjoy activities which are perhaps presently not available elsewhere. The vision is that St. Mary’s church is inclusive to everyone, regular churchgoers or not, and still keeping its integrity as being a central place of Christian worship and witness in the community, this being our parish church.

Churches are being encouraged to develop their use as a sustainable community resource and St. Mary’s wishes to move in this direction to actively play our part in fulfilling the needs of today’s people and for the generations that follow. It would be great if you could help us with this important and exciting work.

In working towards this goal, we would love to hear what facilities you think we might be able to provide to make this wonderful medieval building a welcoming place to the whole community.

Please come along to a very informal gathering to be held in church on Saturday 06 April at 2.00 p.m. when we would very much look forward to seeing you and hear your views, all of which are important to us. Please put this date in your diary and I look forward to seeing you there.

ST MARY’S CHURCH TICKHILL, TOWER APPEAL

ST MARYS CHURCH TICKHILL

For over 900 years the tower of St. Mary’s Parish Church has magnificently adorned our skyline. This wonderful medieval building, with all its history, is at the very centre of our community. It has reached out to previous generations and, with your help, will continue to do so for generations to come.

The age of the building and its remorseless exposure to the ever-changing British weather has brought with it an important conservation need. Some of the external high level louvred belfry windows and some internal stonework are now in urgent need of repair.

We really do need your help.

To do this work, will cost around £100,000. Please help us by making your donation towards our “Tower Appeal”so that the damaged stone- work may be replaced and the Tower made safe for everyone to enjoy. Your donation really does matter. Please select the one option below that suits you best. If you are a tax payer you can Gift-Aid your donation which will add a further 25% of your gift to our appeal at no additional cost to you.

Ways you can give:

  1. Cheques made payable to “St Mary’s Church Tickhill”. Please write “Tower Appeal” on the back.
  2. On-line or telephone banking payment to account 60-02-50 71583351 , quoting “Tower Appeal” as transaction reference. Please also send the Gift Aid form (if applicable) to the address below.
  3. Cash

The Gift Aid form is on the reverse of the accompanying “Appeal Launch” leaflet.

Please give/send cheques or Cash (plus your Gift Aid form if applicable) to: John Marsden, Church Warden, 27 Sunderland Street, Tickhill, Doncaster DN11 9PT OR hand in at Church.

Any funds raised in excess of the appeal target will be used in the church Fabric Fund for general church maintenance/improvement.