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Eucharist (from the Book of Common Prayer)

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03 Jul 2020

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Pershore Abbey, Church Walk, Pershore WR10 1BL

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On Monday we marked the start of #armedforcesweek

On Monday we marked the start of #armedforcesweek and we end today with a snapshot of our Veterans & volunteer services taken at the Abbey back in 2015. Let us join together in thanks to pay tribute to our Armed Forces & Reserves both past and present. #armedforcesday2020

Please join us at 10.00 am this morning as we obse

Please join us at 10.00 am this morning as we observe the nationwide one minute silence to remember the victims of the attack in Reading on Saturday. Our thoughts and prayers are with all affected by this 🙏🏻

Revd Claire offers this prayer on behalf of us all

Revd Claire offers this prayer on behalf of us all at #pershoreabbey to those affected by the #readingattack Our thoughts are with you all 🙏🏻 Heavenly Father,
we pray today for all innocent victims of terrorism,
especially those caught up in the attack in Reading.
We pray for those who have died and those who mourn.
May your compassion surround all who are traumatised and injured.
May your love turn the hearts of all people to your ways of gentleness and peace.
May your hope inspire and encourage us even in the darkest of times.
Amen.

Today we begin our #meettheteam with Bill Newman,

Today we begin our #meettheteam with Bill Newman, Abbey Churchwarden:- I was born all of eight miles away in Hinton- on -the -green where my family had market gardened and farmed for several generations finishing at Manor Farm. In 1844 William Newman was awarded by the Vale of Evesham Agricultural Society the sum of £3-on the recommendation of his employer at the Manor-as having placed seven of children in respectable employment whilst maintaining for himself a good character. This st the farm we finally retired from. My involvement with the church began with Sunday School, until Sept 1959 when the Rector, the Rev Champion( grandfather of Richard) came to the village school picked 6 boys to form a boy’s choir- no audition needed!! Within three years I was the only one left, but before I could retire I was asked to carry the processional Cross, which I did for the next 57 years. I had the privilege of being taught to ring by one of the strongest bands in the Shires, in the days when the band then robed to form the Choir; not so common these days. Whilst doing a bit of farming and a few odd jobs in the Church, such as following my Father, Grandfather and Great Grandfather( who after 30 plus years acquired the nickname of Holy Joe) as churchwarden I had the great good fortune to marry Julie in 1968 and we have four children, including twin boys. Our choice of retirement home was Pershore where Julie’s Great Grandfather was Verger for 46 years, and where his son John was a ringer until he fell in WW1. I had been confirmed in the Abbey in 1954, presented by the Rev Champion and had first rung the Abbey bells in a full peak on the newly re- hung bells, so we felt we had come home. Some special people feel the ‘call’ to Ministry, but I think my faith must have come from absorption rather than revelation, but either way we are proud of our commitment to our Abbey

EXCITING NEWS! Lynne has been interviewed about #

EXCITING NEWS!
Lynne has been interviewed about #PershoreFoodbank which will be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 today at around 1.20 pm so please tune in!
Special thanks to Jane Keen-smith for asking people for help in supporting our vital service during her BBC television interview 🙏🏻 During recent months demand for our Foodbank has trebled so we deeply appreciate all the support and donations we can get to help us meet whatever arises.

Can you please help #PershoreFoodbank 🙏🏻 Sin

Can you please help #PershoreFoodbank 🙏🏻 Since the beginning of April to date, demand has trebled compared to the same time last year.

Thanks to generous community donations and ongoing support they have managed to meet this demand and support many local people who find themselves in difficulties. However they are now running short on these particular items.
For help or advice, please visit their website at https://pershore.foodbank.org.uk/

Tomorrow is the beginning of #childrensgardeningwe

Tomorrow is the beginning of #childrensgardeningweek2020 and #pershoreabi braved the high winds to water the plants around St Andrew’s.
Abi loves flowers - it brings her great joy to see the colourful blooms of each Season shining like jewels from the earth. In the Summer she loves nothing more than to watch the bumble bees and butterflies amongst them and marvels at the loving care that God puts into creation.
During this lockdown period, why not visit the website https://www.childrensgardeningweek.co.uk/ for ideas of how you can help your little bears learn more about gardening? Or take a look at our #BabiesandToddlers latest newsletter on our website?

Please join us for our #ascensionday service 6.45p

Please join us for our #ascensionday service 6.45pm on our #youtube channel
Premieres in 5 minutes 🙏🏻 https://youtu.be/tNhTnaETvO4

Good morning everyone. Today is our third #meetthe

Good morning everyone.
Today is our third #meettheministers and this week the spotlight is on our lovely Curate Revd Steve Dunton:- “Born in Ilkeston in Derbyshore. Lived in Derby until I was 5
Moved to Redditch when 5- consider it my home town.
younger brother, Paul
trained as a teacher- worked in teaching for 25 years- last role Pastoral Manager and RE teacher at St. Benedicts Alcester.
Married to Hannah for nearly 20 years. We have 2 children William, 15 and James, 8 and three older children Peter, Christine and Matthew.
Grandad to Sophie and Jessica
was ordained as a minister in the Catholic Church- served in Studley for 7 years in ministry.
came back to Cof E
trained for the priesthood at Cuddesdon
Ordained priest 2019- Moved to Persore
hobbies- National Trust properties, real ale, heritage museums, films, walking and swimming.”

#pershoreabi would like to lead the tribute today

#pershoreabi would like to lead the tribute today from all of us here in #pershoreabbeycommunity to our wonderful #nurses who go above and beyond to care for us all. #thankyouheroes #thankyounhs #internationalnursesday2020

Good morning everyone. Today for our Meet The Min

Good morning everyone.
Today for our Meet The Ministers feature, we bring you our Abbey Reader Peter Stansbie:- “I am a ‘Brummie’ by birth and started work at Cadbury where I was a Commercial Apprentice when I finished school.
After leaving Cadbury I worked for Coventry Council and Alfred Herbert Ltd before joining the NHS in 1972. I continued to work for and with the NHS until my retirement in 2011. I managed several Hospitals and Health Authorities reaching CEO level in Birmingham, Warwickshire and Wales.
Since my confirmation into the Church of England in the 1980’s I have grown in my spiritual life and after becoming a licenced Worship Leader in Wales I began further training after our move back to England twelve years ago. I became a Licensed Lay Minister (Reader) 8 years ago and work as one of the Ministry Team in the Pershore Benefice.
Married to Janet for 50 years I am in the local Probus Club, love travel and playing with my four young Grandchildren”

‪Slight amendments to our #PershoreAbbey #VE75 s

‪Slight amendments to our #PershoreAbbey #VE75 schedule. Videos to be released at 9am, 10am, 10.55am, 12 noon, 3pm and Facebook live at 7pm. ‬ ‪Please subscribe to us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0-SUWS6Ic3uobX4YBKqSVw‬ ‪or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pershoreabbeycom/‬

We have a full itinerary of #ve75 events for this

We have a full itinerary of #ve75 events for this Friday 8th May which we are busy working hard on behind the scenes. This includes our own events as well as national ones which we have scheduled for you. Please do share this with your friends who may be interested .
Why not make your own Union flag or create a display in your home? We would love to see photos if you do to help us document how #pershore commemorated VE75 during lockdown.
Our external display will be at St Andrew’s from 10am on Friday so please do take a look if you are passing on your daily exercise. If not then we will post photos on here at 10am. We ask that people do not touch anything on display to limit the risk of infection but do tag us in your photos.
Although the main war memorial sadly can’t be accessed, we have 3 external memorials close by if you want to pay your respects. The Town Clock is a lasting tribute to those who died during WW2, the Commemorative Garden dedicated to all those who have served our country and the new WarHorse memorial is dedicated to all the animals who have served. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Here at #pershoreabbeycommunity we have made prepa

Here at #pershoreabbeycommunity we have made preparations for a virtual #ve75 commemoration. Events that had been planned inside #pershoreabbey including a concert and a service with local schools have had to be cancelled along with national events due to the social distancing guidelines. The organisers of VE75 are asking people undertake the #nationstoast to the Heroes of #ww2 at 3pm on Friday 8th May from their own homes. Meanwhile Local BBC radio are encouraging people to make their own #greatbritishbunting
As well as supporting these, we are asking that people consider making their own Union flag or decorate their houses as a mark of respect for all those who suffered or lost their lives during the Second World War. One member has already used the lockdown summer weather to paint a wall of Remembrance in her garden.
In conjunction with the Facebook group #pershorerocks the Abbey hopes to put on a display of poppy stones that have been painted by local artists to commemorate the event. This will hopefully be situated outdoors close to the Abbey for people to see on their daily exercise.

Revd Claire Lording says “We are mindful that commemorations will have to be somewhat lower key due to the difficult times we are having to endure and with so many suffering as a consequence of this virus. However we need to try and have other things to work towards in order to keep morale up. This is an event that cannot pass by without being marked and this year more than any we should be able to identify with the Blitz spirit. We can’t celebrate together but we are fortunate enough for some of us to be able to keep in contact via our social media channels.’

This poignant memorial to those #nhsstaff #carers

This poignant memorial to those #nhsstaff #carers and #keyworkers who lost their lives fighting #covid_19 was created by the #mayorofpershore Councillor Chris Parsons MBE
We think it’s marvellous and thank Chris for allowing us to share it with you 🙏🏻💙🕯

Tomorrow (Tuesday 28th April) will be Internationa

Tomorrow (Tuesday 28th April) will be International Workers Memorial Day.
At 11.00 am we shall be joining the rest of the country as we honour those NHS and Key Workers who have sadly lost their lives due to #covid_19 with a #minutesilence We very much hope that you will join us 🙏🏻 #iwmd20 #nhs #keyworkers

We welcome the first FWW Newsletter. This first o

We welcome the first FWW Newsletter.
This first one contains information about the Chaplaincy Impact Survey which was undertaken in January and February of this year. The purpose of the survey was to evaluate the work which our chaplains undertake, and fundamentally to ask, “Does Workplace Chaplaincy make any difference?” The results of that extensive survey have now been analysed and the results are available to look over on their website
https://www.faithatwork.org.uk/

We have some wonderful news to share .... Tesco's

We have some wonderful news to share .... Tesco's are giving Foodbanks £15 million of goods to support them for the Covid_19 emergency.

This photo shows the delivery from received from @tescofood for #pershorefoodbank - all delivered by @britishgas
The goods we received have been identified from our lists of food we give to clients and our delivery included tuna, tinned pies, sweetcorn, jars of honey, jars of coffee, pasta sauce, porridge, pineapple, spaghetti and of course baked beans. Plus really nice biscuits and small bottles of drink for children.

So we send our sincere thanks to all at Tesco for this amazing act of kindness at a time when we are busier than ever trying to support those in need. ❤️🙏🏻 You can read more about this on The Trussell Trust website:- https://www.trusselltrust.org/2020/04/01/tesco-announces-15-million-food-donations-support-food-banks-local-community-groups/

Subscribe to our #pershoreabbey #youtube channel f

Subscribe to our #pershoreabbey #youtube channel for our virtual services. Tonight at 5pm we bring you #eveningprayer which you can follow at home with the service on @thechurchofengland website under Daily Prayers.

#HeIsRisen #Alleluia Happy Easter Day everyone wit

#HeIsRisen #Alleluia Happy Easter Day everyone with much love from #PershoreAbi 💖🌈🕊. Don’t forget to catch our 10.30 am service today premiering on our Facebook page and YouTube channel.

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Today Revd Claire talks to us about combatting litter. Pershore Abbey has now signed up to Wychavon’s
#adoptastreet as part of our #ecochurch commitment to the environment.

For more information on how you can help visit:
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Today Revd Claire talks to us about lockdown and we are working behind the scenes to find a way to safely bring back socially distanced public worship this Sunday 5th July.The guidance is still being updated and can be found https://www.churchofengland.org/

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This afternoon we bring you a reflection from Revd Steve ....

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Today Revd Claire tells us about how lockdown has provided her with more time to rediscover her garden and take note of all the wildlife around. There is so much joy to be had from growing plants and it is an excellent way to improve our well being.

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Head over to the @WorcCathedral Facebook page at 8:30am, where the Dean will be celebrating the Eucharist, as well as celebrating 40 years of ministry.

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