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CHORLEY PARISH CHURCH
OF ST. LAURENCE
THE PARISH MAGAZINE
SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER
2021
A view not seen for 83 Years
The tower of St George’s Church from St. Laurence’s Car Park.
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THE PARISH MAGAZINE
SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER
AND NOVEMBER 2021
Dear friends,
“Sorry, I’m far too busy for that”. This is a predictable response of people when I ask them if
they’d like to attend an Advent Quiet Day in preparation for Christmas. And in most of the parishes
I’ve served it’s been true. People have been busy organizing Christmas activities, Tree Festivals,
baking cakes, making jams and marmalades. Whilst it’s always been enjoyable, the great irony is
that Advent is the season of preparation for Christmas, and what do we do? We make life
impossible for people by giving them so much to do that finding a day to take part in spiritual
preparation is an impossibility. We often moan that secular society has turned Advent into
Christmas. Look no further than the Church. We can do a very good job on our own of taking
Christ out of Advent.
I was asked recently if we were going to return to some fund-raising events. The answer is, yes,
when the time is right.
On Monday 4th October we have a Day of Prayer at Whalley Abbey. A chance for us to reflect on
our future. We know that – financially speaking – we are financially challenged, and we have been
for longer than I have been part of St. Laurence’s. We have also lost a lot of volunteer resources.
This is fine, and we can’t expect people to give what they haven’t got to give (the same as money),
but it does deepen the concerns about what kind of church we can do or be. We are returning to a
greater emphasis on clergy doing things – if we don’t have a pastoral team or baptism team any
longer, there is no other option! So where are we headed?
Trying to find the answer to that always involves prayer, or should do (unless we have made
ourselves too busy to pray). We will come together, under God, to ask that we might be shown
the path ahead.
And whilst it might be true that our resources are dwindling, it is not true that the opportunities
for growing in the faith are dwindling too.
At the time of writing, we are about to launch two Home Groups – a chance for faith sharing and
fellowship. We have an adult and children’s Confirmation Group beginning and also a group of
First Communion children too. So that we can devote time to doing this well, we are laying aside
some other aspects of church life for the time being. When we fail to prioritise time for prayer and
faith-building we are like that man in the Gospel story, trying to build his house on sand. It just
won’t last.
I do hope that you will find time to join us at Whalley Abbey on Monday 4th October. Let’s make
finding time to pray a real priority.
With my love and prayers,
Father Neil
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Services September 2021
Th 02 18.15 Holy Eucharist for healing and wholeness
F 03 Gregory Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 04 Trinity 14 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 05 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Choral Eucharist
M 06 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 07 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 09 18.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 10 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 11 Trinity 15/Education Sunday 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 12 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.30 Civic Service
M 13 18.15 Requiem Eucharist for Philip Staziker
Tu 14 Holy Cross Day 12.15 Communion for the Community
Please note changes to services over the four following days:
Th 16 No Service
F 17 No Service
Sa 18 Trinity 16 No 17.00 Service today
Su 19 No 09.00 All Age Eucharist Today
11.00 Parish Eucharist
18.30 Induction of Rev Rebecca Feeney as
Curate in Charge of St. Peter’s, Chorley (at St. Peter’s).
M 20 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 21 Matthew, Apostle 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 23 18.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 24 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 25 Harvest Festival 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 26 09.00 Service of the Word
11.00 Choral Eucharist
M 27 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 28 Eve of St. Michael
and All Angels 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 30 18.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
Some services will continue to be broadcast on
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Services October 2021
F 01 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 02 Trinity 18 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 03 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Choral Eucharist
M 04 Francis of Assisi 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 05 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 07 18.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 08 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 09 Trinity 19 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 10 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Holy Eucharist
M 11 Ethelburga 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 12 Wilfred 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 14 18.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 15 Teresa of Avila 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 16 Trinity 20 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 17 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Choral Eucharist
M 18 Luke, Evangelist 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 19 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 21 18.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 22 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 23 Last Sunday in Trinity 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 24 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Choral Eucharist
M 25 Crispin 18.15 Holy Eucharist
Tu 26 Alfred 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 28 Simon and Jude, Apostles 18.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 29 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 30 All Saints’ Tide 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 31 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Solemn Choral Eucharist (Incense will be used)
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Services November 2021
Please note that the Thursday evening Eucharist will move to 12.15 from Thursday 04 November
M 01 All Souls’ 19.00 Sung Requiem
Tu 02 Tide 12.15 Requiem with Hymns
Th 04 12.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 05 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 06 Third Sunday 17.00 First Communions (Bishop Philip)
Su 07 before Advent 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Confirmation within The Holy Eucharist (Bishop Philip)
M 08 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 09 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 11 12.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 12 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 13 Remembrance 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 14 Weekend 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Civic Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph
M 15 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 16 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 18 12.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 19 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 20 Christ the King 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 21 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Choral Eucharist
M 22 18.15 Mass for Mission
Tu 23 12.15 Communion for the Community
Th 25 12.15 Informal Eucharist with prayers for healing
F 26 12.15 Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
Sa 27 Advent Sunday 17.00 All Age Eucharist
Su 28 (Year C) 09.00 All Age Eucharist
11.00 Choral Eucharist
18.30 Advent Carol Service at St. Peters
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Readings for Sundays and Holy Days
Day Title Readings (Year B)
September 2021
Su 05 Ninth Sunday after Trinity James 2. 1 - 10 and 14 - 17 | Mark 7. 24 - end
Su 12 Tenth Sunday after Trinity James 3. 1 - 12 | Mark 8. 27 - end
Su 19 Twelfth Sunday after Trinity James 3. 13-4. 3, 7 – 8 | Mark 9. 30 - 37
Su 26 Harvest Festival I Timothy 2. 1 – 7 | Matthew 6. 25-33
October
Su 03 Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity Hebrews 1. 1 – 4: 2. 5-12 | Mark 10. 2 - 16
Su 10 Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity Hebrews 4. 12 – end | Mark 10. 17 - 31
Su 17 Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity Hebrews 5. 1 – 10 | Mark 10. 35 - 45
Su 24 Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity Hebrews 7. 23- end | Mark 10. 46 - end
Su 31 ALL SAINTS’ SUNDAY Revelation 21. 1-6 | John 11. 32 - 44
November
Su 07 Third Sunday before Advent Hebrews 9. 24-end | Mark 1. 14 - 20
Su 14 Remembrance Sunday Hebrews 10. 11-14 and 19 – 25 | Mark 13. 1 - 8
Su 21 Christ the King Revelation 1. 4b – 8 | John 18. 33 - 37
Su 28 Advent Sunday (Year C begins)
1 Thessalonians 3. 9 – 13 | Luke 21. 25 - 36
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Parish News : Sacramental Preparation
Classes for
Young People Adults
Confirmation Classes for young people begin on Confirmation Classes for adults begins on
Saturday 4 September following the 5pm Thursday 23 September at 6.45pm
Family Service. If you have registered for these classes,
If you have registered your child for these classes but have not had an email from Fr. Neil giving details,
please contact him!
but have not had an email from
Fr. Neil giving details, please contact him!
First Holy Communion classes begin on
Saturday 25 September at 9am.
If you have registered your child for these classes, but have not had an email from Fr. Neil giving details,
please contact him!
Baptism Preparation Team
Fr. Neil will be running the baptism preparation sessions from the end of September.
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Parish News : Spiritual Growth
Home Group/Fellowship Group
We are pleased to announce dates for these groups which will be:
Wednesday Evenings at 19.00 Thursday Mornings at 10.00
08 and 22 September 09 and 23 September
06 and 20 October 07 and 21 October
03 and 17 November 04 and 18 November
If you have registered an interest in joining these groups, and can offer your home as a venue,
please let Rev. Mo know.
Using Scripture, films, discussion and prayer we will begin by exploring themes of
"lament and thanksgiving" in the light of the current pandemic.
And we will enjoy refreshments together too!
Rev Mo
Other News
Sue Boult
Rector’s PA and CAP Manager
We are pleased that Sue is now home and making
good progress. She will be off work for 6 months
and we look forward to her returning to us when
she is well and able to resume her duties. In the
meantime, we are grateful to Jackie Gemson for
covering the role of Rector’s PA while Sue is
recovering.
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Parish News continued
World Suicide Prevention Day is observed on 10
September each year to promote worldwide action to
prevent suicides.
Nearly 3,000 people on average commit suicide daily,
according to WHO. For every person who completes a
suicide, 20 or more may attempt to end their lives.
About one million people die by suicide each year.
Please pray for those affected by suicide or by suicidal thoughts, pray for peace, protection and support.
If you can donate any:
Cereal Biscuits
Fray Bentos Pies Rice
Tinned Hot Dogs Juice
Tinned Meat Pasta Sauce
Thank you ! we would be enormously grateful.
Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 September
Harvest Thanksgiving
Refreshments will be served after each of the Harvest services.
We invite everyone to bring along some Harvest Gifts for our Emergency Food Parcel supplies.
We are delighted to welcome members of
St. Peter's and St. George's congregations who are now sharing in the food parcel deliveries.
A wonderful expression of working together with other churches to serve our local community.
Macmillan Coffee Morning
Friday 24 September 2021
11am - 2pm during Taste Cafe
All are welcome - any offers of cakes
especially welcome!
Church Bookings
Betty Kelly has indicated her intention to retire from the post of Bookings Officer.
Betty has done an amazing job and we have benefitted from a huge increase in our bookings which is
obviously very welcome. Going forward, this seems the opportune moment to move to an online bookings
system and we hope this will come online from the start of October.
Betty, thank you so much!
P a g e | 10Prayer and Spiritual Growth
Keep us, good Lord,
under the shadow of your mercy. Prayer Chain
Sustain and support the anxious,
The St Laurence’s Prayer Chain is available
be with those who
to all who wish to use this small group of
care for the sick,
church members. They are prepared to
and lift up all who
pray daily in response to any requests for
are brought low;
private prayers. The group treats all
that we may find comfort
requests with sensitivity and complete
knowing that nothing
can separate us from your
confidentiality.
love in Christ Jesus our Lord. Please contact:
Doris Smethurst 410829
A Prayer for the season of Creation
Canticle of the Creatures St. Francis of Assisi
All praise be yours, My Lord, through all that you have made.
And first my lord Brother Sun, who brings the day....
How beautiful is he, how radiant in all his splendour!
Of you, Most High, he bears the likeness.
All praise be yours, my Lord, through Sister Moon and Stars;
In the heavens you have made them, bright and precious and fair.
All praise be yours, my Lord, through Brothers Wind and Air....
All praise be yours, my Lord, through Sister Water, so useful, lowly, precious and pure.
All praise be yours, my Lord, through Brother Fire, through whom you
brighten up the night....
All praise be yours, my Lord, through Sister Earth, our mother,
Who feeds us...and produces various fruits with coloured flowers and herbs....
Praise and bless my Lord, and give him thanks,
And serve him with great humility,
one God, now and for ever.
Amen
P a g e | 11Philip Staziker (Phil)
13 September, 1932 to 1 June, 2021
Phil was Chorley through and through he was baptised here and
attended the Parish School. From an early age was asked to be a
server a role he would fulfill for over seventy years before he took
the mantle of Head Server nearly fifty years ago. There is a lovely
photograph (unfortunately it is too faded to include) of Phil with a
group of twelve young servers who he had trained all in their
polished black shoes many of them sons of familiar names like,
Fishwick, Robinson, Roberts, Lengden and Shackleton. During this
time, he played a very important role leading the Church Lads and
Girls Brigade rising to the rank of Captain. Phil married Joan at St
George’s Church but sadly she died very young, and this left Phil a
widower in his late forties. Phil worked for many years at the
Horwich Loco Works before becoming the caretaker of St.
Laurence’s School. After retiring Phil took an active role in assisting
with our Tuesday Café run then by The Tuesday Friendly Group. He
served at least eight Rectors and was a role model to hundreds of
young people. He will always be remembered with great affection
for his dedication and service to his Lord and to this church which
he loved so dearly.
Fight the good fight with all thy might!
Christ is thy strength, and Christ thy right;
Lay hold on life, and it shall be
Thy joy and crown eternally.
Requiem Eucharist
for Phil
Monday 13 September
18.15
and burial of Ashes
Followed by a celebratory
glass of wine.
May he rest in peace and rise in glory
P a g e | 12G7 Speakers Conference
As you may be aware, Sir Lindsay Hoyle is hosting the G7 Annual Speakers' Conference here in Chorley.
As part of the programme of events around the Town, please note that St. Laurence's Church
will be closed to the congregation and general public on
Thursday 16th, Friday 17th and Saturday 18th September.
The only service in the Parish that weekend will be the 11am Parish Eucharist.
Please pray for the success and safety of this historic event.
As part of the preparations for this we are once again indebted to Luke Tate and his firm of decorators
for generously painting areas of the Church for us.
Volunteering at
St. Laurence’s
We are always looking for people to join our team of volunteers.
Have a look at some of the ways you could help, any offer of help will be very welcome.
Please contact the clergy, Joan our Reader or Ruth in the office if you feel you could help.
Service Exhibition Morning Young People
Stewarding Stewarding Coffee to assist with our
and the Saturday
Café
Shop Eucharist
P a g e | 13Summer
Picture Book
Summer Organ Concert
Elizabeth and Peter, Gordon and Alan
finale – eight hands performance
of Country Gardens
Elizabeth prepares the keys for the next performer
P a g e | 14BBQ TIME
Three Summer BBQ’s at the Rectory
P a g e | 15Some of the chefs: Giovanni and Justin (above),
Andrew, Chris and Dan (below).
P a g e | 16Demolition and Restoration
The changing face of Chorley
Demolishion of the Odeon Cimema and
Removal of the cladding on Astley Hall
P a g e | 17Rev Mo
Rev Mo looking resplendent
at the first of our Sunday
afternoon markets
Welcome to Rev Rebecca and Rev Helen
Rev Rebecca Feeney
(soon to be installed as)
Curate in Charge of St. Peter’s
enjoys tea and cake with her
new Parishoners
The Rector attended
Chorley Methodist Church to represent the
Chorley Deanery at the service of welcome
for their new minister Rev. Helen Millward.
P a g e | 18Exhibitions
Chorley Lodge Exhibition
The first art exhibition at St. Laurance’s
Sir Lindsay opening the art exhibition with help from Fr Neil and Poppy
P a g e | 19St. Laurence September 2021
Chorley Tuesday – Friday
11.00 – 14.00
Saturday | Sunday
13.00 - 16.00 12.00 – 15.00
Mayflower 400 Event
Myles Standish
Diary Exhibition Open in Church
FREE ENTRY
of Sunday 26 September
Events Harvest Thanksgiving
Services (Sat 5pm, 9am & 11am)
13.30 – 14.30
September
to
December
PROCEEDS TO
2021 FRIENDS OF ST. LAURENCE’S ORGAN FUND
15.00
St. Laurence Light Classics
Dunelm Duo
preceded by tea and biscuits
DONATIONS WELCOMED
The Dunelm Duo is Robert Rainford (piano/organ/keyboards)
and Lynne Williams (flute/oboe/clarinet/saxophone)
As the Dunelm Duo, Rob and Lynne have been performing together since their
University days, with concerts, weddings, celebration events
and recording sessions under their belts.
P a g e | 20October 2021
Tuesday – Friday
11.00 – 14.00
Saturday | Sunday
13.00 - 16.00 12.00 – 15.00
from
Pat Richardson Tuesday 05 October
‘my walks and other inspiration'
our new
Exhibition Open in Church
Coffee and
Cake
opens
in church
Tuesday to
Friday
10.30 – 12.00
FREE ENTRY severing
Sunday 31 October tea, coffee,
13.30 – 14.30 hot chocolate and
Homegrown and (you guessed?)
Handmade Market cakes!!
PROCEEDS TO
FRIENDS OF ST. LAURENCE’S ORGAN FUND
15.00
The story of the
sailing of the Mayflower
with the Guild Singers
preceded by tea and biscuits
DONATIONS WELCOMED
P a g e | 21November 2021 Looking
Tuesday – Friday ahead
11.00 – 14.00
Saturday | Sunday
December, 2021
13.00 - 16.00 12.00 – 15.00
Exhibitions
Zak Last - Artist
Exhibition Open in Church A selection of
Chorley Artists
FREE ENTRY
Advent Study Group
Tuesday in Advent
More details to follow
Carol Service
Sunday 19 December
18.30
FREE ENTRY
Service of Nine Lessons
and Carols
Sunday 28 November at St. George’s Church
13.30 – 14.30
Homegrown and
Handmade Winter Market details of all
PROCEEDS TO
FRIENDS OF ST. LAURENCE’S ORGAN FUND
Christmas
Services to
18.30 follow
Advent Carol Service
in St. Peter’s Church
P a g e | 22September Opening for our
Outside Café
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
11.00am - 1.30pm
till Friday 24 September.
Important Announcement regarding Taste Café
At the start of the pandemic we had to close our refectory cafe provision.
Realising the growing need for food and hospitality we opened TASTE outside.
In the last year we have served over 6,000 meals.
An amazing team of people have worked incredibly hard to maintain provision.
It is time for this to draw to a close for the moment.
Food is provided for the most vulnerable by different groups in the town
and we will continue to offer our Monday night Open Table provision
as part of this joint service.
Thank you to all who have worked so hard with this venture!
P a g e | 23Kenyon Memorial Home
Meridian House
155 Eaves Lane
Tel: 01257 234377
Carl and Brett Kenyon,
Fourth Generation Family Business
providing Funeral Services since 1926
The Cunliffe Suite
A function suite for
Weddings, Sportsman’s Dinners, Presentation Dinners
or any other formal occasion
First class Catering provided, built on reputation
Tel: 01257 270940
Email: info@cunliffehall.co.uk
Masonic Hall, George Street, Chorley PR7 2BE
Chorley Cricket Club
Sandringham Road, Chorley
Tel: 01257 275096
Quality Function room available for all occasions.
Excellent venue for all types of family celebrations,
and for training seminars, all types of courses.
Work parties, dance and fitness classes.
Available daytime and evenings.
For more details ring Tracey Holding on:
07594 633948
P a g e | 24Do you need support in your own home?
Would you like to get out and about more?
We are an established Chorley company registered with the
Care Quality Commission with local testimonials available.
We can provide flexible support from just 1 hour a week through to full 24-hour care.
This can be companionship, trips, or appointments outside your home, personal care,
overnight support, respite care, help after an operation,
pet care and much more……..
Please call Amanda/Nikki 01257 696 050
or visit us at 255 Eaves Lane (office hours)
Contact at The Parish Office:
Tel (01257) 231360
Email : stlaurencechorley@live.co.uk
SED Joinery and Roofing
All aspects of Joinery and Roofing Undertaken
Hardwood, Softwood or UPVC Windows and Doors
Blown or failed double glazed units replaced.
⚫ Home: 01257 435431 ⚫ Mobile: 07957 259043
P a g e | 25B. LIVESEY LIMITED
Completely Independent Family Firm Est. 1848
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Royal Oak Building, 31 Bolton Street,
Albion Mews, Chorley PR7 3AA
Tel: 01257 262602
Fax: 01257 264875
Day and Night Service
Email: accounts@bliveseyltd.co.uk
Website: www.bliveseyltd.co.uk
TAYLORS MEMORIALS
Est. 1979
Tel: 01772 696800 / 01257 269565
Show room at B Livesey, 31 Bolton Street, Chorley
DEAKIN’S
Plumbing and Heating Ltd
Tel: 01772 426 065 Mobile: 07728 389548
Emergency Plumbing Hotline 24/7 : 01772 426 065
Email: info@deakinsplumbing.co.uk
Plumbing Heating Boiler Services
Kitchens and Drainage
Domestic and Commercial heating
P a g e | 26from the Parish Registers
Baptisms
10 July 2021 Leo Thomas Davies
24 July 2021 Freya Evie Armer
31 July 2021 Cooper Colin Foster
August 7 August 2021 Thea Olive McFayden
14 August 2021 Sophia May Fairhurst
21 August 2021 Isla Ann Meadwell and Abel George Meadwell
28 August 2021 Georgia Godfrey
Marriages and Blessings
Sunday 01 August
Thomas and Emma Hall on their First Wedding Anniversary
with family and friends
Thursday 12 August
Rebecca Bond and Anthony Graham
Funerals
17 June | Philip Staziker (88)
22 June | Trevor Jenkinson (81) at St. Peter’s Church
14 July | Ellen Hough (100)
Acknowledgement
Irene Jenkonson and family would like to thank everyone for
their love, prayers and support over the past months.
It has meant a lot to all of us.
As Trevor often said: ‘It’ll be ok’.
P a g e | 27Contact us
Web site: www.stlaurencechorley.co.uk
The Parish Office : Tel (01257) 231360
Email: office@stlaurencechorley.co.uk
Clergy and Lay Assistants
Rector Fr Neil Kelley 266037
Assistant Curate Revd. Mo Baldwin 07592 838726
Licensed Lay Minister Joan Hayward 07500776195
Authorised Lay Minster Tony Checker (from 19 September) 01257 231360
Authorised Lay Minister Phil Hall (from 19 September)
Parish Staff and Officers Please contact via the Parish Office
Church Wardens Bernard Oakley
Darren Nicholson
Deputy Wardens Elle Greenough
Michelle Wareham
Booking Officer Moving to online bookings
Church Historian David Thistlewaite
Deanery Synod Reps Chris Pryor, Karen Pemberton,
Alan Winstanley
Hon PCC Secretary Michelle Wareham
Hon Treasurer James Laidler
Organist and Dir of Music Alan Winstanley
Parish Administrator Ruth Fowler
Parish Safeguarding Officer Nicola Pilkington
Rector’s PA and CAP Sue Boult
Pastoral Assistant Phil Hall (until 19th September)
Pastoral Assistant Emeritus Dodie Jones
Publicity Officer Karen Pemberton
Interim Tower Captain Bernard Oakley
Ringing Master Emeritus David Thistlewaite
Site Manager Rob Kelly
Stewardship Contact the Parish Office for enquires
Café Manager Rachel Anders Kay
Wardens Emeritus Rob Kelly and David Thistlewaite
Schools
St. Laurence’s CE Primary Headteacher Mrs E Marquis 262940
St. Michael’s CE Academy Headteacher Mrs J Jenks 264740
Magazine
Production Alan Winstanley 241995
Email news/events/pictures to alan.winmus@gamil.co.uk
Deadline for the December/January edition, Wednesday 17 November, 2021
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