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23 October 2015

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Consecration of the twelfth Bishop of Newcastle

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Inauguration of the ministry of the twelfth Bishop of Newcastle

Christine Hardman’s Consecration as Bishop of Newcastle will take place at York Minster on Monday 30th November at 11.00am. Everyone is welcome to attend the service. To help with planning admission to the Minster is by (free) ticket. How to apply for a ticket Tickets are colour coded. For those wishing to robe (Clergy and licensed Readers) you need to apply for a blue ticket. Otherwise you need to apply for a red ticket (general congregation). You can apply for a ticket by contacting Karen Hunter at Church House, St John’s Terrace, North Shields NE29 6HS: Tel: 0191 270 4100 E-mail: [email protected]

Bishop Christine’s public ministry as Bishop of Newcastle will begin at a Service of Inauguration in St Nicholas’ Cathedral at 11.00am on Saturday 12th December, at which we will celebrate her response to God’s call and affirm our prayerful support for her work. The service will include her formal Installation and Enthronement.

Please let Karen have the following information: All licensed ministers will be invited to the Cathedral and there will be tickets for two lay representatives from every parish in the diocese. These will be sent out to parishes during November.

• names of those requiring tickets • whether you need blue or red tickets (or a mixture of the two) • number of tickets • a contact postal address • a contact telephone number • a contact e-mail address Travel Advice The best way to plan your travel is to visit www.itravelyork.info. With regard to parking, the Minster has no parking facilities. There are several nearby car parks and there are also five Park and Ride sites. There are excellent public transport links to York, with the railway station being an easy ten minute walk from the Minster.

Please travel by public transport if possible to relieve pressure on city -centre parking. More details will be posted at www.newcastle.anglican.org/ newbishop as they become available.

If there are any disabled persons who wish to park close by to the Minster, provided they hold a blue badge, they will be eligible to park either outside St William’s College or in Deangate.

www.newcastle.anglican.org/newbishop www.newcastle.anglican.org

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Prayer for the Diocese and for Bishop Christine Bishop Frank has invited parishes, deaneries, Advent Groups, Chaplaincies and other gatherings where we meet for worship, prayer and service in the diocese to arrange local events for prayer between December 1st and December 11th this year. It would be good to meet to pray for our new Diocesan Bishop, Christine Hardman, to remember her public ministry in the Diocese and region and to ask for God’s blessing in the early weeks after her consecration. Also it would be good to pray for her Inauguration Service on December 12th in the An e-mail or a phone call to Jackie Thompson Cathedral. ([email protected], 0191 281 The suggestion is that there are locally based and 9517) would make sure the details are known… supported initiatives, maybe of one church or of a but of course the important thing is to pray to the few churches together or as a special focus for a God of all grace who has called us all to His eternal regular Advent gathering. glory in Jesus Christ. Bishop Frank would love to know details of any events that are planned and to come along to any if he can. www.newcastle.anglican.org/newbishop

We need some more clergy willing and able to spend half a day on the Church Weddings stand at the North East Wedding Show at Newcastle’s Metro Radio Arena on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17 January 2016. It’s both a step right outside the Church’s comfort zone, and a step straight into a mission field laden with opportunities to reach out, answer questions and put fears to rest.

www.newcastle.anglican.org

Whether you’ve done it before or not, Diocesan Communications Officer Martin Sheppard would love to hear from you for a conversation that might lead to a 4.5 hour morning or afternoon ‘shift’ on the Saturday or Sunday. The stand is run jointly with the Diocese of Durham so it’s also a chance to get to know colleagues from across the water. Contact Martin Sheppard on 0191 270 4139, 07544 803160 or [email protected].


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St Cuthbert’s, Haydon Bridge, has “a pile of assorted Choir Robes (cassocks and surplices) which we would like to get rid of.”

Funding News Download the latest roundup of opportunities to apply to grant-making bodies this month, compiled by Partners Development Officer the Revd Frances Wilson—but hurry… there are some short deadlines! DOWNLOAD

Contact

The Revd Dr Benjamin Carter Vicar of the Benefice of Haydon Bridge & Beltingham with Henshaw The Vicarage, Station Yard, Haydon Bridge, Northumberland NE47 6LL 01434 688 196 or mobile 07985 412 542.

www.newcastle.anglican.org/partners

Thurible wanted

OUTREACH WORKER

A parishioner from St Mary’s, Fawdon, hails originally from Africa and her home church there has asked if she can get hold of a thurible.

Junction 42 exists to see the lives of offenders’ and their communities visibly transformed through the hope of the Gospel. Junction 42 is looking for a bold individual with a passion for sharing the gospel to run groups in faith, employment* and resettlement with males in HMP Northumberland. Salary: £17,376 pro rata** Hours: Between 22.5 and 37.5 hours (subject to negotiation)

Before she spends money, might any church in Newcastle Diocese have one seeking a good home (subject to conversations with Archdeacons etc)?

Closing Date: 26th October 2015 Start Date: November 2015 For job description and application form email [email protected] or call on 0191 233 2288. This vacancy comes with a Genuine Occupational Requirement (GOR) for the post holder to be a committed Christian. * The employment aspects of this post are likely to develop over time to include delivering a Job Club/ Entrepreneurial training within the prison.

Contact the Revd Catherine MacPherson: tel 0191 285 6153 mobile 07961 699486 [email protected]

** This post will be subject to individuals raising finance for the missional aspect of this work; more information on this is available on request. www.junction42.org

Please note that the FCN helpline number is now

03000 111 999 (7.00am - 11.00pm every day) The old number will still connect you but costs much more



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Society of Catholic Priests: Durham and Newcastle Chapter

1st Annual Study Day The Spirituality of Ageing Speaker: the Revd Dr James Woodward Church of the Holy Nativity, Chapel House Monday 23rd November. 10.00am to 4.00pm James Woodward was born in Durham and began his ordained life in that Diocese. Now Principal of Sarum college, he has written extensively in the area of Pastoral Theology. In his book, Valuing Age: Mission and Ministry among Older People (SPCK) James writes: The theology in this book is practical without losing any of its challenges or contradictions. We need to keep on asking ‘What kind of God?’; ‘What does this mean for my faith?’; ‘How might I live more faithfully and hopefully?’ How does our faith enable us to grow old? In what way and to what extent is the Christian tradition a resource for our third or fourth age; for our living and our dying? £12 per person for non-SCP members (includes lunch). Limited places For directions see: www.chapelhouseholynativity.org Parking: in car park outside church. Bookings: [email protected] or 0191 258 1859.

The Churches Visitor and Tourism Association

‘Church Open – What’s Next?’ Presentations and Opportunity for Interactive Discussion:  Open Churches in Urban and Rural Settings Churches within Tourism Promotion  Vision, Initiative and Imagination for Passive 

Symposium and Annual General Meeting St. Chad’s Church, St. Chad’s Terrace, Shrewsbury SY1 1JX 10.00am – 4.00pm Saturday 14 November 2015

and Active Open Churches  Who and What are Church Buildings For?  

Perspectives from Roman Catholic, Methodist

and United Reformed Churches  Partnerships between 

Booking form available on website: www.cvta.org.uk

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or by e-mail: [email protected] or from: 556 Galleywood Road, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 8BX. 01245 35818


Sanctaidd, National Churches Trust and CVTA

Coffee, Tea and Lunch

Booking Fee £25.00


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SATURDAY 7 NOVEMBER 7.30PM: ST LUKE'S CHURCH, CLAREMONT STREET, SPITAL TONGUES, NEWCASTLE NE2 4AH. BOX OFFICE: 01904 613000 Tickets are £12 or £9 for concessions. There is a group rate for groups of 8 or more young people (under 18s) of £7.50 per person. Please note there is a £1.50 per transaction charge if booking online. There is no transaction charge if booking by phone or in person through the Riding Lights Box Office. If you would like your tickets posted to you then there is a 50p charge to cover postage costs.

www.ridinglights.org/baked-alaska www.newcastle.anglican.org


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Sharing Fair North East is running an event in Brunswick Methodist Church in Newcastle city centre from 10.00am until 4.00pm on Saturday 14th November. Pat MacDonald, the chair of Sharing Fair, will begin the event at 10.00am with a short presentation on Sharing Fair's work as a cooperative, followed by a question and answer session. The sale will begin at 11.00am and goods on offer will include children's toys, Christmas decorations and cards, bags, scarves and jewellery - all different from what's on offer in High Street Shops. The group are always on the lookout for new venues for sales and people to run them. Stock, which is already priced, can be collected from Sharing Fair's base at English Martyrs Church in Newcastle. After the sale unsold goods are returned along with any money raised.

Donation of £5 (students £3) towards refreshments and expenses breathingspace.edublogs.org/2015/07/23/who-would-jesus-troll

Anyone who's interested in running a sale can come to the event at Brunswick Methodist Church to find out more - or contact Maureen Parker 01661 843887 or Pat MacDonald on 0191 268 6632.

Pilgrimage to Iona Richard and Maggi Deimel, the Diocesan Advisers on New Spiritual Movements, will be leading a pilgrimage to Iona from 3rd to 7th May 2016. The full board cost will be £280, staying in Bishop's House, Iona. Pilgrims would need to arrange their travel, but full advice would be given. The theme of the retreat will be rekindling in us the light of Christ in creation, which flowed from Iona to Northumbria in the brief but blessed time of Celtic Christianity. Richard and Maggi Deimel: [email protected] Download full details and booking form www.newcastle.anglican.org


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Church Urban Fund National Conference 2015 Thursday 5th November, Manchester 10.00am – 4.00pm

Financial exclusion is one of the most pressing public policy issues of our time. In the UK today there are 1.9 million households without a basic bank account and over seven million people using high -cost credit. The distress caused by financial exclusion has dramatic effects not only on the lives of those directly affected, but also on society as a whole. The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken passionately about the importance of this issue for our national life. His initiative has sparked widespread interest across the Church of England and other denominations to address the issue of financial exclusion at both a local and a national level. Through this conference we want to bring together church leaders, church members, activists and community -based practitioners to:

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Build understanding of financial exclusion – its causes, consequences and solutions

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Reflect theologically on what a fairer and more inclusive financial system could look like

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Showcase a variety of efforts to build financial inclusion and build the capacity of participants to join in those efforts in their local community

Download more details

Read full programme online

www.cuf.org.uk

LAUNCH OF RESEARCH REPORT

‘NEW CHURCHES IN THE NORTH EAST’ All are welcome to a presentation on and launch of a new research report, 'New Churches in the North East' on Thursday 29th October, 4.00pm, Tristram Room, St John’s College, Durham. The report was funded by a Leech Fellowship and offers a survey of new churches founded in the North East since 1980. Using a strict definition of what counts as a 'new church', it concludes that 125 new churches have started in the North East since 1980, with a combined usual Sunday attendance of c.12,000. The report finds that ethnic minority churchgoing is a key factor in the growth of such congregations. The findings are of interest to those involved in various academic fields, all those involved in church leadership in the North East and those concerned to chart how society in the North East is changing. Copies of the report will be available at a special discount at the launch and will also be available online from 29th October. To confirm your attendance, please RSVP to Val Strickland at [email protected]. The report was produced by a team of researchers based at the Centre for Church Growth Research, based at Cranmer Hall.



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North Northumberland Spirituality Network Programme for 2015 ______________________

Quiet Day at Low Hauxley on November 14th 2015, 10.00am - 4.00pm Hauxley Chapel & Hauxley Village Hall Low Hauxley, near Amble.

"Learn from the birds" Part of the day will be spent birdwatching in the nature reserve and coast at Hauxley.

The day will be led by MARK WINTER, founder of Even Sparrows, a keen birdwatcher who originally set up Birdwatch Northumbria as a local guided birdwatching service. Since 2004 he has been running weekend retreats in Northumberland see www.evensparrows.co.uk. Please come dressed and equipped accordingly, with your own packed lunch. Liquid refreshments available. To book, send a cheque for £15 made payable to NNSN to Canon Colin Gough, 44 Tyelaw Meadows, Shilbottle, NE66 2JJ. ____________________

There will be several Faith & Life groups in the Diocese this year.

ADVENT QUIET DAY on Saturday 5th December 2015 10am - 4.00pm at

It may be though that there’s not one near you.

ALNMOUTH FRIARY

We’re running a group at Church House, St John’s Terrace, North Shields NE29 6HS from 7.00pm—9.00pm on Thursday evenings for all those who wish to be on board but don’t have a group to belong to.

led by Claire MacKarill and Christine Sindall. Bring your own lunch: drinks provided. To book, send a cheque for £15 (to be made payable to NNSN) to: Canon Christine Sindall 9 East Moor, Longhoughton, Alnwick, NE66 3JB Further enquiries: [email protected] 01665 572287

Please consider coming along / suggesting this to people (depending upon who you are reading this!). More information about Faith & Life can be found here.

Click here for a report on a recent quiet day by Christine and Claire ___________________________

Contact The Revd Jane Scott for an application form: [email protected].

For other information Secretary to the Network is Canon Colin Gough, 44 Tyelaw Meadows, Shilbottle, NE66 2JJ 01665 581100 [email protected]


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Coming up at Shepherds Dene Anniversary of the birth of St Teresa of Avila. The Very Revd Keith Jones will offer an introduction to what Teresa achieved, and to help understand her relevance to us now. The retreat will have periods of silence built in to the programme. Keith was ordained in the Southwark Diocese and served in a number of parishes. He was appointed Dean of Exeter in 1995 and then Dean of York in 2004, from which post he retired in May 2012.

‘Advent Reflections’ Quiet Day – Bishop John Packer Friday November 27th, 9.30am-4.00pm. Price £20.

Epiphany Quiet Day – the Revd Audrey McCartan Wednesday 6th January, 9.30am-4.00pm. Price £20.

Art Exhibition Viewing with Dinner and after-dinner readings, on the theme Stilled Lives, by poet Linda France and actor Steve Tomlin

Clergy Reading Week Monday 1st February – Friday 5th February Subsidised by Shepherds Dene; price £175.

Sunday 25th October 2015, 6.30pm. Price: £25.00 per person. Proceeds from this event will go towards the Shepherds Dene 70th Anniversary fund, to carry out urgent repair work in the house and gardens of Shepherds Dene.

Advent Study Day; Ruth Grayson, founder of CASCAID

CHANGING GEAR —John Bell retreat Weds 13th - Fri 15th April 2016. Price £235.

In the traditional denominations of the western church the word 'change' both Friday 30th October, 9.30am—4.00pm. Price £20. unites and polarises. There is The weeks before Christmas are often so busy that we do not agreement that things should give ourselves time or space to reflect about the meaning of change, but which things – Advent. This study day is intended to create such time and music, liturgy, buildings, space, and is far enough ahead to enable us to prepare for organisational structures? Yet, Advent itself. Participants will be encouraged to think about at the centre of the Christian what Advent means to them, and how to develop these thoughts faith is a God who changes (or in readiness for the season. There will be time for quiet does he?), a Saviour who is resurrected, and a Spirit intended to reflection as well as for group discussion. make all things new.

‘St Teresa of Avila - In this the fifth centenary of her birth: the value of her life and teaching’ Mon 2nd – Fri 6th November. Price: £350 New retreat for November 2015 to celebrate the 500th

Rather than become embroiled in the detail of which colour to paint the ladies' toilet, in this retreat we will look at the anatomy of change and of resistance, identifying ways in which we can understand and enable change to happen. John Bell, member of the Wild Goose Resource Team, works all over the world. Here he will draw on examples of good and bad practice in the many churches in which he has worked as a consultant or retreat leader.

Shepherds Dene, Diocesan Retreat House, NE44 6AF www.shepherdsdene.co.uk For further information or to book a place call 01434 682212 or contact [email protected]



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Tools for Church Leaders, 9-13 November 2015 Retreat at Open Gate Holy Island Bookings: [email protected] Monday: What are our key issues? Tuesday: Discernment, Models, Strategy We explore changing frameworks in society and church, ‘The Great Emergence’ and our place in it. Do we see ourselves as managers of decline, agents of transition, catalysts for fresh experiments? We explore models of church, including an Aidan and Hilda model, and our desired outcomes. Wednesday: God encounters: the inner life of the leader We explore inner demons such as addictive, defensive and dominating tendencies, disciplines that help us grow into the stature and suppleness of Christ, sources of nurture, ways of praying, life-giving rhythms, roots and relationships, and decisive encounters with God. Thursday: Tools and a Way of Life We will use the Aidan and Hilda Way of Life as a set of tools to help us develop the seeing eye, fruitful but non-driven ministry, accompanied exploring and values that help us identify priorities. Friday: Review and prayer There will be space to walk and time for one-to-one sessions. ______________________ Many church leaders are stressed by unrealistic expectations put upon them by others or themselves. While others talk of ‘the end of Christendom’ and of ‘The Great Emergence’ some feel bound to keep the existing institution afloat. All leaders need friendship, vision, skills and tools. The Benedictine Rule has been used as a tool kit to help leaders create islands of stability in a sea of change. We will use the Aidan and Hilda Way of Life as a tool kit that equips us to navigate the seas of change: godly learning, the trail of the full human being, how to say no and win friends. Within the rhythms of nature and optional church and chapel services we will explore the question: Is there an Aidan and Hilda DNA for churches? We will connect the personal quest to live in the heart of Christ with the quest for the church to become Christ’s heart for the community it serves. Ray Simpson has ministered in both traditional and pioneer churches in rural, urban and multi-racial areas. He was commissioned by six church streams to plant ‘one family of Christians in one neighbourhood’ at Bowthorpe, Norwich. He is the Founding Guardian of the international Community of Aidan and Hilda and lives near the Community’s Retreat Centre and Study Library on Holy Island, where church leaders of diverse background come to consult. He is the author of over thirty books including Church of the Isles: the emerging church in Britain and Ireland – a prophetic strategy for renewal; the Cowshed Revolution; High Street Monasteries and New Celtic Monasticism for Everyday People (A Pilgrim Way).

Ray Simpson Founding Guardian, The international Community of Aidan and Hilda www.aidanandhilda.org White House, Holy Island, Berwick-Upon Tweed, TD15 2SR, UK. 01289 389145



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Conversations@theRRC Re-Vitalise Lent Are you looking for creative ways to engage with Lent? Want some ideas and inspiration? Come along to Re-Vitalise Lent! Explore the wealth of resources in the RRC with Karenza Passmore and Catherine Pickford. Share your own experiences and expertise. Get ahead and lose the stress! When: Tuesday 12th November from 12.00noon-2.00pm (Lunch provided) Where: Church House, St John’s Terrace, Percy Main, North Shields, NE29 6HS Cost: RRC Members FREE, Non-Members £15 To book your place please contact Josie Pinnegar: [email protected] or 0191 270 4142.

Sin without Blame Chris Hughes (a Roman Catholic Priest who taught for ten years in pastoral and practical theology at Ushaw College, Durham) will be exploring the Argentinian, Oscar winning, film ‘The Secret in their Eyes’. Chris will be considering whether the idea of ‘sin without blame’ is possible and, if so, what would it look like? Other possible discussion points include: sin and the human condition, what is the role of grace and how should people of faith respond to sin? When: Tuesday 24th November 2015, 6.00pm—7.30pm Where: Church House, St John’s Terrace, North Shields, NE29 6HS

Vocation on the Silver Screen What does it reveal? What can we learn? The Revd Leon Rodgers is Priest in Charge at St Aidan’s, Hartlepool. His Conversation@theRRC will be exploring the way that vocation has been shown in film. Using clips from Avatar, Romero and The Calling, the role, rewards and cost of ministerial vocation will be open to comment and reflection. Those already in, or those considering, ministry are welcome to come and share thoughts and experiences in an honest, supportive and safe environment. When: Tuesday 19th January 2016, 6.00pm—7.30pm. Where: Cuthbert House, Stonebridge, Durham, DH1 3RY To make a reservation please contact the RRC before the 19th January on 0191 375 0586 or via [email protected].

All are welcome but places are limited and must be booked. Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. Attending Conversations@theRRC is FREE for Religious Resources Centre members. Non-members: suggested donation of £5. To make a reservation contact the RRC on 0191 375 0586 or via [email protected].



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Resources Lighten our Path: An Advent Study Book – Nick Fawcett (263.21 PM and D) One symbol dominates Advent and Christmas, this book says: light. It contains six sessions, each looking at a different ‘light’, including new beginnings, God’s unseen presence in times of trouble and His glory. Each session begins with the words of a well-known Christmas carol, introducing the theme to be discussed, prayers, intercessions, and a meditation that draws the threads of the discussion together. Also contains ice-breakers and group activities.

The RRC is currently Thinking About Light... Welcoming the Light: Services for Advent to Candlemas – David Adam (263.21 PM) 'It is better to light a candle than to complain about the darkness.' Advent and Christmas are about the light of Christ coming into our lives, to conquer the darkness for each of us, and for the world. Each service in this book, from Advent to Candlemas, has built into it a candle lighting, to mark Christ as the Light of the World and also to observe that we take this light into our own hands and hearts as we turn towards him. This book is also suitable for individual worship, lighting a candle to welcome the new day and to commit our lives to God. To join in the Conversation and receive our latest news and much more visit www.resourcescentreonline.co.uk/were-thinking-about, LIKE us on www.facebook.com/religiousRC or FOLLOW us on www.twitter.com/religiousRC

Church House, St. John's Terrace, Percy Main, North Shields. NE29 6HS. 0191 270 4161 www.resourcescentreonline.co.uk Also at Cuthbert House, Stonebridge, Durham, DH1 3RY. 0191 375 0586 LIKE us on Facebook: ReligiousRC

FOLLOW us on Twitter: @ReligiousRC

There are many people across the world today who are actively trying to talk with their friends, colleagues, neighbours and family about Jesus. Evangelism Ideas is a website that aims to capture what people are doing to share their faith and offer these ideas as web pages.

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Moves and Changes Please note that most of this information is available via www.newcastle.anglican.org using ‘Find a Person’ or ‘Find a Church’.

The Revd Canon Ray Best has stood down as Retired Clergy Officer responsible for Retired Clergy in Alnwick Deanery who live to the East of the A1. His place has been taken by the Revd Gail Uttley, 1 Victoria Terrace, Alnwick, NE66 1RE, 01665 602533, [email protected].

The Revd Derry Twomey is to retire on the 31st October. His new address will be 20 Tynedale Close, Wylam, NE41 8EX, 01661 853884, [email protected].

The Revd Frances Wilson is now Area Dean of Tynemouth Deanery. Her address is St Peter's Vicarage, The Quadrant, North Shields, NE29 7JA, 0191 258 1859, The Revd Canon Clare MacLaren is now Residentiary Canon for Music and Liturgy at St Nicholas’ Cathedral, Newcastle. Her [email protected]. address is 55 Queens Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 2PL, The Revd John Wylam continues as Retired Clergy Officer mobile 07952 760168, [email protected]. Her responsible for Retired Clergy in Alnwick Deanery who live to telephone number at the Cathedral is 0191 232 1939 (ext the West of the A1. His address remains Nether House, 207). Garleigh Road, Rothbury, NE65 7RG, 01669 622805, Captain Stephen Ramshaw (Church Army) is now Community [email protected]. Evangelist in the Willington Team Ministry. His address is St Paul’s Vicarage, 47 Norman Terrace, Willington Quay, NE28 6SP, 0191 280 1063, mobile 07904 320362, [email protected].

Yearbook Amendments to Newcastle Diocesan Yearbook 2013—2014 Please note that most of this information is available via www.newcastle.anglican.org using ‘Find a Person’ or ‘Find a Church’.

Mary. Mrs Yvonne Knibbs was Licensed as Reader on 3 October 2015. Her address is St Mary’s Vicarage, 77 Holywell Avenue, Whitley Bay, NE26 3AG, 0191 292 9299, [email protected].

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Page 102 Readers Holding the Bishops Licence and Page 138 North Tyne & Page 86 Clergy Holding the Bishop’s Permission to Officiate. The Revd Milton Redesdale Team. Mrs Mari Mander was Nicholas has given up his PTO and should Licensed as Reader on 3 October 2015. Her address is The Vicarage, Otterburn, be removed from your book. Newcastle upon Tyne, NE19 1NP, 01830 Page 90 Clergy Holding the Bishop’s 520212. Permission to Officiate. The Revd Philip Page 107 Readers Holding the Bishops Whitehead has recently died and his Licence and Page 117 Chevington St entry should be removed from your John the Divine. Reader Mrs Margaret book. Weaver has moved to Garview, Main Page 100 Readers Holding the Bishop’s Street, Red Row, Morpeth, NE61 5AG, Licence and Page 199 Gosforth All 01670 760163, Saints. Reader with PTO Mr David Hide [email protected]. has moved to 14 Ferndene Court, Moor Page 109 Readers in Training on the Road South, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Lindisfarne Regional Training Tyne, NE3 1NN, 0191 597 7540. Partnership. Page 100 Readers Holding the Bishops Mr Clive Gray was Licensed as Licence and Page 236 Monkseaton St Reader on 3 October 2015 and www.newcastle.anglican.org


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should be removed from this page and added to Page 99 Readers Holding the Bishops Licence and Page 126 Whittingham & Edlingham w Bolton Chapel. His address is 12 Alnside, Whittingham, Alnwick, NE66 4SJ, mobile 07824 997370, [email protected]. Mr Simon Embleton was Licensed as Reader on 3 October 2015 and should be removed from this page and added to Page 98 Readers Holding the Bishops Licence and Page 230 Whorlton St John. His address is 44 Bournemouth Gardens, Westerhope, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE5 5HR, 0191 286 0868, mobile 07500 937574, [email protected].

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Dr Cecilia Holmes was Licensed as Reader on 3 October 2015 and should be removed from this page and added to Page 100 Readers Holding the Bishops Licence and Page 201 Gosforth St Nicholas. Her address is 58 Audley Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 1QX, [email protected]. Miss Linda Hunter was Licensed as Reader on 3 October 2015 and should be removed from this page and added to Page 100 Readers Holding the Bishops Licence and Page 144 Corbridge St Andrew w Halton & Newton Hall. Her address is Llanberis, Aydon Way, Corbridge, NE45 5EE, 01434 633742, [email protected].

Mrs Anne Morris was Licensed as Reader on 3 October 2015 and should be removed from this page and should be added to Page 102 Readers Holding the Bishops Licence and Page 230 Whorlton St John. Her address is 19 Horwood Avenue, Westerhope, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE5 5NN. 0191 2671760, [email protected]. Mrs Paulette Thompson was Licensed as Reader on 3 October 2015 and can be removed from this page and should be added to Page 106 Readers Holding the Bishops Licence and Page 163 Ashington Holy Sepulchre. Her address is 19 Third Avenue, Ashington, NE63 9DS, 01670 855992, [email protected].

Page 156 Lambley St Mary & St Patrick. DCC Treasurer Mrs Jennifer Roper is moving out of the area and has stood down from office. Page 164 Ashington Holy Sepulchre. PCC Secretary Mrs Eunice Gowans has stood down from office and has been replaced by Susan White, [email protected]. PCC Treasurer Mrs Amanda Mason has stood down from office and has been replaced by Alison Orgill, 1 Park Villas, Ashington, NE63 8HT, 01670 810469, [email protected]. The parish e-mail has changed to [email protected]. Page 234 Cullercoats St George. PCC Secretary Mrs Sheila Wightman has stood down from office and has been replaced by Mr Brian McNally, 24 Wansbeck Avenue, Cullercoats, North Shields, NE30 3DU, 0191 289 9451, [email protected].

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