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Andrew's Church, IslehamA member of the Three Rivers Group of parishes Chippenham, Fordham, Isleham, Kennett & Snailwell The Diocese of Ely, The Church of England |
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Telephone: 01638 -780218 E-mail: robert.savage@islehamchurch.org.uk
A monthly breakfast/coffee/latte/cappuccino group for fun, conversation & sharing our questions of life, faith and parenthood – all welcome! We meet monthly on Fridays at 9.15am (after the school run) at La Hogue cafe, Chippenham. Babies & toddlers welcome. La Hogue has great play equipment, highchairs, children's menu and so on. Dates:
For more info: Helen Banyard – 721616 or Kate Peacock - 723960. Julian Prayer Group - next on April 16 There will be no meeting in March. The next meetings will be at 7.30pm on April 16, May 14, June 11 and August 13 at Chippenham Vicarage. There is no meeting in July. Book swap at Chippenham Book Swap would like to thank their supporters. A cheque for £50 has been sent to the Arthur Rank Hospice. Come and join us and bring your unwanted books. Paperbacks – 25p. Hardbacks 40p. Refreshments – 50p. Everyone is welcome. The Three Rivers Group Mothers' Union See the Three Rivers Group web site for Mother's Union programme of meetings and events. Please contact Helen Banyard 721616 Or Jenny Bowen 720820 for further information. All our meetings are open to everyone, members and non-members alike. Mothers' Union 2012 Diocesan Marathon Relay - February 4 On February 4 our Three Rivers Branch hosted the arrival of the MU Book of Inspirations, from Soham. There was a display of the work of the MU, and our new banner was on show, with a soup and sandwich lunch. The morning raised over £80. A big thank you to everyone involved with the refreshments. The Book of Inspirations moved to Burwell with grateful thanks to Roger Palmer for the use of his Bentley as our form of transport. Purpose, Aim and Objects The purpose of the Mothers’ Union is to be specially concerned with all that strengthens and preserves marriage and Christian family life. The Aim of the Society is the advancement of the Christian religion in the sphere of marriage and family life. In order to carry out its Aim, its Objects:
Sundays@6 - a group for Year 6+ next on February 19 Spring and Summer 2012
We meet at Year 6+ welcome.
For more information please speak to Rev’d Kate Peacock 723960 or Gill Pedersen 780095. Download the flier to view and print (PDF)... Isleham Festival of Light - November 26-28 2010
The Isleham Festival of Light was celebrated over the weekend November 26-28 to mark the beginning of Advent. There were more than 45 Christmas trees on display. Sundays@6 Rave in the Nave in the Styx Following the success of last year’s ‘Sponsored Sleep-Over in Church’ for Children in Need St.Andrew’s, Isleham hosted another fundraising event on Sunday 15th December. Their Rave in the Nave in the Styx, inspired by the huge annual event at Ely cathedral, raised over £400 and everyone involved had a great time.
There were three bands; Unauthorised, comprising young people who attend Soham Village College; DOC, an established band of local 17/18 year olds; and The Running Mayfairs, who have played several times at The Junction in Cambridge, all gave their time and expenses for free. There were
wiifit and playstation games, giant jenga, a tuck shop and brilliant
disco courtesy of David Bedford. Sylvia and Bob Allen kindly
donated and manned the Bungee Run which proved very popular with the
young, and not so young! There were several behind the scenes
benefactors to whom we are also very grateful. ‘Adoramus’-
The Granta Chorale The music of love in all its many forms laced with flowers, spells and sleep! The Granta Chorale, a choir of 20 - 24 singers, was formed by Janet Wheeler in autumn 2007. Janet Wheeler is a freelance composer and choral conductor and also conducts the Saffron Walden Choral Society and directs several youth and children’s choirs in the area. In 2009 she was commissioned to write a cycle of John Clare settings to celebrate the life and work of the poet. The Granta Chorale gave the first performance of Time becomes a Song in a concert for the John Clare Trust at Glinton in Northamptonshire, close to the poet’s birthplace. This delightful piece formed part of an entertaining and varied programme together with sacred pieces by Monteverdi, Byrd and Duruflé, short atmospheric songs by Britten, Mantyjarvi and Eric Whitacre and much loved jazz standards. For more information
about The Granta Chorale please see the choir’s website: |
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