News and Information for 07 June 2020 Trinity Sunday
Whilst Public Worship is suspended this Blog will take the place of the Weekly Sheet
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This Sunday – live-streamed worship with the Revs Paul, Mike & guests. Join us on one of our channels from 10:30am
Church Magazine
The June Magazine is now available online.
You can access the Magazine
HERE
or at any time via the front page of our website
Send any articles of interest for future editions to editor@magazine.stmaryswistaston.blog
Zoom Invite
After Church Tea & Coffee & Chat
Time: 11:45 AM
Join the Zoom Refreshments and chat
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75021313429
Meeting ID: 750 2131 3429
After church Refreshments
After church tea & coffee will be on Zoom from around 11:45am – come and join us virtually, it would be lovely to see each other again.
We have now implemented a Waiting Room on Zoom for extra security.
The Midweek
Get Together Wednesdays at 7.30pm
Each week Revd Mike invites you to join with him on Zoom for a get-together.
Each week there will be something different including a Bible Book Club, a Prayer Meeting, a topical chat or a discussion. Details will be posted on our Facebook Page on the Monday of each week. All you need to do is click on the link below to register.
This week 03 June:
It will be our monthly Prayer and Worship Service – online. Please join Mike for an opportunity to praise God and pray for our world, people & situations.
Limited Access to Church Buildings following the House of Bishops Statement of 5 May
Very limited access allowed to church buildings is now possible for activities such as pre-recording or streaming of services or private prayer, by ministers in their own parishes, so long as the necessary hygiene and social distancing precautions are taken.
Please note that in each parish there should be only one person appointed for this purpose, although they may be accompanied by others from their own household. Multiple people are strongly discouraged from accessing the space, even if this is done one at a time.
Please note that church buildings remain closed to the public. When a minister is in the church building to pray or pre-record or live-stream worship, the doors should remain locked. The guidance still excludes the possibility of church services, including occasional offices such as baptisms, weddings and funerals.
In the meantime, I have been checking all the buildings twice a week and for insurance purposes, I have been taking photos of them, here is a selection of them – you can click on them to see the bigger image.
Revd Mike, Rector
Funerals this past week
None
Upcoming Funerals
Michael Yeomans
John Francis Harvey
Eileen Muriel Chilton
Please keep their families in your prayers
St Paul’s Pantry News
Trust you are all keeping well, here’s our monthly data for you to share with your congregations.
We fed 294 people in April with 2,646 meals and had 2,139.79kgs of food donated. Compare this to last year we fed 125 people with 1,125 meals and had 1,760.78kgs of food donated.
We are steadily busy and are able to meet requests for food. Our shortages include tins of potatoes, vegetables, fruit, sandwich meats, meat pies, custard, rice pudding, pasta, long grain rice and sugar.
If you are able to bring items to our rear gates, we are open Mon- Fri 10-3. (Closed Friday 8th May) If you’re unable to drop off, we able to collect by ringing our office 01270 586186 option 1.
Please continue to hold us up in prayer whether in your Zoom services or in private prayer, we need them!
Take care
Cheryl Wykes & Tracey Humphries If you can’t get to the Foodbank you can help financially here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/StPauls
Our Magazine has now moved online for the foreseeable future and you can access it HERE or at any time via the front page of our website
Our May Magazine is now available!
Please send any articles of interest for the May edition to editor@magazine.stmaryswistaston.blog
The Wistaston Village Fete for 2020 has, unsurprisingly, been cancelled for this year. Also, the annual Flower & Produce Show planned for August has also been cancelled for this year.
More info here: https://www.wistastoncommunity.co.uk
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