
Saturday 24th September.
9.30 – 12.00
Calmlands
The funeral of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will bes howing in full from 9am on Monday 19th September on a large screen in St Bartholomew’s Church, Meltham.
There will also be refreshments and cake available all day.
Please feel free to come in and join others for part or all of the television coverage on this sombre occasion.
4 pm Sunday 16th October at Welshampton
We suspect a number of us will want to join Rev Maureen and John for their retirement service.
In these days of high fuel prices and environmental concerns it would be good to take as few cars as possible and some who want to go may not have car access.
Mike Still will try to coordinate transport. So if you are going and have spare car space or you want to go but need a lift. Please contact Mike.
If you are interested in a Coach or Minibus again if there is sufficient demand we will try and organise it.
Please reply to Mike by Sunday 25th Sept.
Call or Text 07987951512
E mail. mike_still@hotmail.com
Message via Meltham Church at Home WhatsApp
Sunday 16th October 2022
After 20 years of teaching and 24 years 3 months 2 weeks and 4 days of
ordained ministry Revd. Maureen is retiring.
Her last services will be:
St John the Evangelist, Lyneal with Colemere 10.00am Sung Eucharist
St Michael & All Angels, Welshampton 4.00pm
‘Maureen & John’s Favourite Hymns’ Songs of Praise
Following the final service there will be a buffet in the Millenium Hall, Cockshutt.
All welcome to both or either service and to the farewell buffet.
Queen Elizabeth II will be remembered through Books of Condolence which will be placed at St Bartholomew’s Church and the Carlile Institute in #Meltham for people to sign from 9.00am today (Friday 9th September).
Flowers will be laid at St Bartholomew’s Church – 9:30am.
May the soul of our beloved Queen Elizabeth II rest in peace and rise in glory. May light perpetual shine upon her. We also pray for our new King Charles III
Due to the concerns for her health, St Bartholomew’s Church in #Meltham will be open between 6:00 and 7:00pm this evening (Thurs 8th September) for those who may wish to offer prayers for Her Majesty the Queen.
The Archbishop of Cantebury Justin Welby said earlier today ”My prayers, and the prayers of people across the Church of England, and the nation, are with Her Majesty The Queen today. May God’s presence strengthen and comfort Her Majesty, her family, and those who are caring for her at Balmoral.”
In the coming days we will offer additional opportunities to pray depending upon further announcements from the palace.
Posted on: by: Alison Whiteley