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As part of Churches Together in Hexham we pray
for the people of St Mary’s R.C. Church and their
Priest, Father Christopher Warren.
Within Hexham Deanery we pray for the parishes
of Allendale with Whitfield and Ninebanks and their
Rector, Revd Jon Russell.
Within our Diocese we pray for the Crown
Nominations Commission working on finding the
twelfth Bishop of Newcastle. At this time we
especially pray for Bishop Frank White.
Within our Parish we pray for the ministry and
dedication of our Churchwardens and PCC Lay
Chair and all who serve on Abbey committees.
We pray for our world, especially for the situations in
Syria, Northern Iraq, the Middle East and for all
affected by the Ebola outbreak.
For those who are unwell or who have asked for our
prayers including, Karen Wells, Elizabeth Clarke, Ken
Norton, Malcolm Hare, Edna O’Neil, Stan Batey,
Joyce Christie, Alice Yates and Br Damian SSF.
For those who have died remembering especially
Eileen Robson, Beatrice Hollingsworth, Pauline
Flannigan and all those who mourn.
HEXHAM ABBEY
The Priory and Parish Church of St Andrew
Sunday 15th March
Fourth Sunday of Lent –
Mothering Sunday
Welcome to the Abbey today as we gather for worship
and fellowship. If you are visiting you are most welcome
and we hope that you enjoy your time with us. If you are
new in the Parish do complete one of the address cards
in the pews. During communion all are welcome to
come forward for bread and wine or a blessing – if for a
blessing simply keep your head bowed. We do hope
you can stay for refreshments in the South Transept
after Parish Eucharist.
 Junior Church please join the opening procession and you
will be guided to your group in the Priory Buildings.
 Sunday Tots (0-5) make your way to the Priory Buildings
through the Cloister Porch door during the first hymn.
TODAY'S SERVICES
8.30 am
The Parish Centre Office is open Monday – Friday
10am-1pm. Tel 01434 602 031
10.00am
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hexhamabbey.org.uk
Administrator:
Canon Dr Dagmar Winter
Tel: 01434 604 580 (except Monday)
Revd Michelle Dalliston
Tel. 0191 281 6554 (except Monday)
Revd Alan Currie
Tel. 01434 607614 (except Saturday)
Canon Frank Dexter
Tel 01434 601759
Ken Newitt (394 352)
Roger Milton and Douglas Vigor
Marcus Wibberley (602 031)
Andrew Wyatt
Sally McRobie
Volunteer & Events
Manager:
Jane Musto (611 904)
Rector:
Interim Minister:
Assistant Priest:
Retired Clergy
Contact:
Reader:
Readers Emeriti:
Director of Music:
Assistant Organist:
Finance Officer:
Vergers:
Education &
Community Officer:
Hexham Abbey
PCC:
Parish Visiting:
Hexham Abbey
Heritage Trading Ltd
(HAHTL)
Reader:
Intercessor:
Setting:
Motet:
Voluntary:
Hymns:
Pew Bible:
6.30pm
Lay Chair of the PCC: Canon Gill
Alexander
Churchwardens: Paul Binks, Fiona
Finnon, Fiona Kelsey, Helen Milner,
Chris Wilson
PCC Hon. Treasurer: Susan Robson
PCC Secretary: Michelle Mackie
Fiona Kelsey (600 372)
Shop Manager:
Hugh Fearnall
Café Manager:
Sally Oliver
Business Manager: Clare Daltry
(611 908)
Sue Snow
Mike Rowarth
Briggs Truro Eucharist
Rutter The Lord bless you and keep
you
Bach Toccata and Fugue in F major,
BWV 540
528, 138, 523, 612
Num 21:4-9 page145
John 3:14-21 page 90
Choral Evensong
Officiant:
Dagmar Winter
Preacher:
Alan Currie
Reader:
Canticles:
Anthem:
Voluntary:
Hymns:
Pew Bible:
Rachel Ogilvie
Derek Iles & Austin Winstanley
(607 090)
Toni Bush (611 905)
Holy Communion
President &
Dagmar Winter
Preacher:
Parish Eucharist
President:
Alan Currie
Preacher:
Dagmar Winter
Hedley Everett
Wood in E flat no 2
Brahms Geistliches Lied
Alain Litanies, JA 119
325, 307
Exodus 6:2-13 page54
Rom 5:1-11 page 151
NEXT SUNDAY'S SERVICES
22nd March – 5th Sunday of Lent
8.30 am
10:00am
Holy Communion
President:
Michelle Dalliston
Preacher:
Ken Newitt
Parish Eucharist
President
Michelle Dalliston
Preacher
Ken Newitt
Reader:
Intercessor:
6.30pm
Wendy Nott
Nora Horne
Choral Evensong
Officiant &
Michelle Dalliston
Preacher:
Reader:
Richard Dance
At Hexham Abbey we have a vision of a world in which God’s love is enjoyed,
celebrated and shared.
Services, Meetings and Events
in the Abbey the week beginning 16.03.15
Parish Notices
Monday 16th March
Temporary Closure - Please note that the Refectory
9.00am
Morning Prayer
- A reflective 20 minute service to start the day
9-12.30
5.00pm
7.30pm
Schools Easter Pilgrimage Day
Evening Prayer
- A reflective 20 minute service to end the day.
Contemplative Prayer Group – Lent Series
Tuesday 17th March
9.00am
9-3pm
12.00pm
5.00pm
Morning Prayer
Schools Easter Pilgrimage Day
Holy Communion (Stephen Pedley)
*St Wilfrid’s Chapel
Evening Prayer
Wednesday 18th March
9.00am
9.30am
10.15am
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion (Dagmar Winter)
Tots’ Praise – Songs, stories and fun for babies,
toddlers and pre-school children and their carers.
6.30pm
7.00pm
Choral Evensong
Hradec Quartet – The Great Hall
Café will be closed on Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th
March, whilst changes are made to the its main
entrance. The Refectory will re-open at its normal time
on Wednesday 25th March. Apologies for any
inconvenience.
'Not the Sunday Lunch' – Continues today!! See
poster and flyers for details. Priory Buildings from 12 –
1.45pm Everyone is welcome! Why not come
straight after coffee today!
And why not try Poetry for Lent?- meet with
Michelle in the Allendale Room at the Refectory Café at
12.30pm on Fridays, for informal discussion over coffee
and lunch based on Janet Morley’s ‘The Heart’s Time’ –
a poem a day for Lent and Easter.
Christian Aid Week – 10-16th May 2015. Frank
Riley (601 649) is still looking for one more person to
help with the organisation this year.
Thursday 19th March
Garden Days – Sheila Dance (607 335) and Fiona
9.00am
9.30am
Finnon (601 347) are looking for initial expressions of
interest in setting up an Open Gardens day to raise
money for the monastic herb garden. Definitely not
RHS – more a cup of tea and a supportive chat about
the pros and cons of Buddleia in a small garden, or how
to keep the slugs off your hostas! If you would be willing
to ‘host’ in your garden, help with organisation or even
just have an interest, please contact either Sheila or
Fiona.
Morning Prayer
Prayer Group – Treasury a group that prays the
petitions left at the Prayer Board.
Fish, 601 142
10.30am
6.30pm
Contact: Elizabeth
Holy Communion (Jean Mayland)
Choral Evensong
Friday 20th March
9.00am
12.30pm
5.00pm
8.00pm
Morning Prayer
Lent Poetry Lunch – Allendale Room
Evening Prayer
Friday Zone – Sleepover in the Abbey
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Saturday 21 March
9.00am
5.00pm
Morning Prayer
Evening Prayer
Sung Responses to the Gospel
Contemplative Prayer Group – Continues this
week in St Wilfrid’s Chapel at 7.30pm. No experience
necessary, and all welcome. Please meet at the Slype
door at 7.15pm. Please contact Toby Quibell
([email protected]) for more information, or simply
arrive. We would love to see you there.
‘Perspectives’ Men’s Breakfast - Saturday 28th
March, 8.30-10am at Vallum Farm tea room. Speaker:
Steve Cooper, founder of the charity ‘Cry in the Dark’,
which works with children in Romania. More information
at www.perspectivescvfm.org.uk.
Confirmation - If you are interested in exploring
confirmation, please contact Michelle or Dagmar; or
come to an informal gathering in church after the 10am
nd
service on Sunday 22 March.
Be a Chorister for a Day - Could your son or
Bach Lent Series – We continue our Lenten exploration of
the organ music of J S Bach (1685-1750) today with his
monumental Toccata and Fugue in F major, BWV 540. The
Toccata is the grandest of all of his toccatas and features two
extended pedal solos. Bach signs his name in the music a
number of times with the notes B-A-C-H. The Fugue is a double
fugue, with two expositions featuring material that is later
combined together ingeniously. The piece was written in 1713
for the organ of the Augustusburg, Weissenfels, to celebrate its
unusually long keyboard and pedalboard compasses.
daughter be a chorister in the Abbey Choir? If they
enjoy singing they should come and try for themselves
during the afternoon of Sunday 29th March! Contact
Marcus Wibberley (Director of Music) for further details.
Mothers’ Union Prayer
Loving Lord, we thank you for your love so freely given
to us all. We pray for families around the world. Bless
the work of the Mothers' Union as we seek to share
your love through the encouragement, strengthening
and support of marriage and family life. Empowered by
your Spirit, may we be united in prayer and worship,
and in love and service reach out as your hands across
the world. In Jesus' name. Amen.