Parish Magazine // April 2015
Seapatrick Parish
“Growing in God’s Love and Sharing it with Others”
Churches of Holy Trinity (Banbridge)
& St. Patrick’s (Seapatrick)
Discover Hope
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Pg. 5
Pg. 7
From the Rector
Holy Week Services
Lyrics & Laughs
Pg. 10 Annual Easter Vestry
Pg. 13 Calendar of Services
Pg. 19 Mouse Makes
Curate Assistant:
Rev. Rosie Diffin, 26 Larchwood Avenue, BT32 3XH..........................................Tel: 4066 9086
From the Rector...
Non Stipendary Minister (NSM):
Rev. Dr. Rory Corbett.................................................................................................... Tel: 4062 2744
Greetings in the name of Christ
Rector:
Ven. Roderic West, The Rectory, 63 Lurgan Road, BT32 4LY..........................Tel: 4062 2612
Youth Ministry Co-ordinator:
Peter Graham...................................................................................................................... Tel: 4062 2744
Parish Office (Monday to Friday 10am to 1pm)
Esther Wheeler..................................................................................................................Tel: 4062 2744
Parish Office, Holy Trinity Church, Church Street, Banbridge, BT32 4AA... Tel: 4062 2744
Parish Email.............................................................................................office@seapatrickparish.com
Parish Website........................................................................................... www.seapatrickparish.com
Diocesan Website................................................................................... www.downanddromore.org
Holy Trinity Organist............................................................................................Dr Stephen Timpany
St Patrick’s Organist....................................................................................................Mr Simon Hanna
Sexton........................................................................................................................Mr Trevor Anderson
Sunday Space Superintendent (Holy Trinty, Banbridge)................. Mr Clifford McSpadden
Sunday School Superintendent (St Patrick’s, Seapatrick).................................Mrs Enid Adair
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week. This greatly helps the Count Team and the Auditors.
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In the early 1970s a New Zealand Prime Minister
called Norman Kirk spoke about what he believed
people wanted – ‘someone to love, somewhere to
live, somewhere to work and something to hope
for.’ The BBC has picked up on that quote and have
produced four Panorama programmes linked to
each of the four themes. The final programme was
about something to hope for.
The dramatic events of Good Friday were so
devastating for the disciples and all who had
become followers of Jesus, they thought it was all
over, that there was nothing to hope for.
Although Jesus had talked to his disciples about his
crucifixion and death they hadn’t really understood
or grasped what he had said.
Jesus had received an amazing welcome when
he rode a donkey into Jerusalem on the first Palm
Sunday. People were excited, there was a sense of
anticipation and expectation, a sense of hope; but
by the following Friday (Good Friday) Jerusalem
became a place of betrayal, condemnation, torture
and death. The disciples’ hopes seemed to have
been dashed.
Jesus was arrested in the garden where he was
praying, he was brought before the Jewish ruling
council who decided he deserved to die; it was
Friday, but Sunday was coming.
He was brought to Pilate who condemned him to
death; it was Friday, but Sunday was coming.
He was mocked and beaten; it was Friday, but
Sunday was coming.
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He was taken to Calvary, he was nailed to a cross,
he suffered and died; it was Friday, but Sunday
was coming.
His body was taken down from the cross and
placed in the tomb; it was Friday, but Sunday was
coming.
‘Hope seemed to have faded; it was Friday, but
Sunday came. The stone had been rolled away
from the entrance to the tomb; the tomb was
empty. The angel told the disciples, who went to
the tomb, that God had raised Jesus from the dead.
Suddenly, there was fresh hope; hope not only for
the disciples, but hope for us and for others.’
The message of Easter is a message of hope. He
is not here! He is risen! Everything had changed.
He who knew no sin became sin for us, he paid
the penalty for our sin; forgiveness and a restored
relationship with God is now possible for all who
put their trust in Jesus as their Saviour.
The message of Easter is a message of hope; those
who are followers of Jesus are assured that he will
never leave us or forsake us.
The message of Easter is a message of hope, hope
for this life and hope for eternity.
Discover that hope, live with an awareness of that
hope.
Roderic
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Hope for you!
10.00am St Patrick’s Church, Seapatrick
7.30pm Holy Trinity Church, Banbridge
Monday 30 March Hope in the Upper Room
Tuesday 31 March
Hope in the Garden
Wednesday 1 April
Discover Hope (DVD)
Thursday 2 April Hope in the Courtyard
Good Friday 3 April
Hope in the Cross
DISCOVER HOPE
THIS EASTER WITH BILLY GRAHAM
Short DVD with Real Life Stories
Join us to view ‘The Cross’ DVD
Wednesday 1st April
10.00am - St Patrick’s Church,
Seapatrick 7.30pm Holy Trinity Church,
Banbridge Come and bring someone with you.
Good Friday
10.00am Hope in the Cross
St Patrick’s, Seapatrick
10.30am Morning Worship - Informal Service
followed by Easter Egg hunt & refreshments
Holy Trinity, Banbridge
12.00pm An Hour at the Cross
A service of readings, reflections & hymns
Holy Trinity, Banbridge
7.30pm
Hope in the Cross
Holy Trinity, Banbridge
Easter Sunday
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Holy Trinity Banbridge
6.00am Sunrise Service in the grounds of Holy Trinity
(Followed by breakfast in the Parish Hall)
8.30am Holy Communion
9.45am Holy Communion
11.15am Morning Worship
6.30pm Service of Readings and Hymns
St Patrick’s, Seapatrick
10.00am Holy Communion
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Lyrics and Laughs
An evening of entertainment from some of our local talent!
Thursday 16th April in Holy Trinity Church Hall, Banbridge.
Doors open at 7pm, starts at 7:30pm sharp.
On Thursday 16th April the Parish will be having
an evening of entertainment featuring a variety of
performances from some of our local talent. This event will
be a great opportunity to come along and enjoy a night’s
entertainment as well as light refreshments in the interlude.
We aim to be finished for 9:45pm.
Tickets will be £5 with a special rate for families. Please keep the date free.
Church Fete – Saturday 20th June 2015
Citizen and Rotary Watches
Quality Jewellery - Diamond Rings
Personal Service on all Repairs
Plans for our 25th Annual Fete continue to go well. Once again I am very pleased to be able to
confirm that Robert Gordon and Donald Moore have agreed to sponsor the Church Fete and
the School Competition. Both Robert and Donald have been very generous in their support
and we are very grateful to them both.
The Fete committee have been working tirelessly to make this year’s event as successful as
previous years and we need your support to help us.
Alison Adams will be looking after personnel issues this year. On the day of the Fete upwards
of 250 parishioners are needed to help staff the various stalls. She will be writing out shortly
to our key stall organisers who will in turn enlist the help of various individuals to help staff
their stall. If you are asked and are free, please say yes. We would like the completed forms to
be returned to Alison or the Parish Office as soon as possible. If you are free on the day and
would like to help, but are not already listed as a fete helper, please leave your name at the
Parish Office. If you are new to the Parish this is a great way to meet new friends and take part
in a very hectic, but very rewarding day.
I mentioned in my last article about needing sugar for making chutneys, jam etc. We have
had a good response, but a few more bags would be grealy appreciated. I also mentioned
that I would like to hear from anyone who could help with bringing on bedding plants. If you
could help out in this way, please leave your name with Esther in the Parish Office and I will
contact you.
It will soon be time to identify those items in your roof space, garage and homes which you
no longer need. Please set them aside. I will outline in the coming weeks when we can collect
them or when they can be left in the parish hall.
That’s all for now but please try and keep the 20th June free.
Robert Robinson - Fete Chairman
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Rory and Denise Wilson – CMS Ireland Mission Partners,
Kiwoko Hospital, Uganda - Sunday 12th April
Rory and Denise Wilson, along with their young son, Gideon, are CMS Ireland Mission Partners
working in Kiwoko Hospital, Uganda. Rory is the hospital’s Medical Superintendent and
Denise is involved in teaching the students of the nurse training school. They will be home for
a short time over the Easter period and will be here with us in church on Sunday 12th April,
when they will be able to tell us about their work at Kiowoko and bring us up to date with the
latest developments.
Spring Fashion Tips at Mothers’ Union
We look forward to an exciting evening on Wednesday 15th April at 8.00pm in the Parish
Hall when Shakila Simpson will demonstrate the best way to wear accessories with the latest
fashions. There will also be an opportunity to purchase bags, scarves and jewellery. All ladies
welcome.
Ladies serving supper are Bernie Dawson, Ella Brown, Georgie Anderson and Rosemary Allen.
Joan West
St. Patrick’s Ladies Guild Our April meeting is on Tuesday 14th at 8pm in St Patrick’s Church Hall, Seapatrick when we
will have Sharon Weir with us. She will give us a short talk and show us some armchair aerobic
moves. After the meeting we will have our annual AGM.
Anyone intending to go on our outing to the Banbridge Musical Society
show in May is asked to bring the entrance fee of £11 to the April meeting.
Sandra Donaldson
Refresh - a group for younger women
Refresh is a group for younger women, meeting on the 2nd Thursday of each month in the
Coffee Lounge at the Parish Hall. Come along and join us or ring the Parish Office if you
would like more information.
We have no meeting in April, but members are asked to attend the Holy
Week Service in Holy Trinity at 7.30pm on Thursday 2nd April.
In May
we are planning to go to Hillsborough for a tour of Hillsborough Castle and
Gardens. More information on this will follow in next month’s Parish Magazine.
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Annual Easter Vestry
Our Annual Easter Vestry will be held in the Parish Hall at Holy Trinity on Tuesday 21st April
at 8pm. All registered Vestry Members are encouraged to attend.
Men’s Society - For all men aged 18 and over
At a recent meeting of the Men’s Society we had a talk given by Timothy Morton (son
of one of our churchwardens, Peter Morton) and his colleagues from Love 146. Love
146 is an International Charity which raises awareness of Human Trafficking and Slavery
and supplies safe houses for victims in high risk countries. The talk covered all aspects
of this worldwide criminal industry, from prostitution to slavery. It included some
harrowing examples, three of which related to Northern Ireland, one a local girl. It
came as a surprise just how close to home this is, with 45 trafficking victims being
released, mostly from slavery, in Northern Ireland last year alone.
Next meeting of the Men’s Society – we will be attending the Holy Week Service in Holy
Trinity on Monday 30th March at 7.30pm. There is no meeting in April.
Magical Mystery Tour - Saturday, 23rd May. Full details and times to follow.
Our Men’s Society meets at 8pm on the third Monday of each month in the Coffee
Lounge at the Parish Hall. We have guest speakers, coffee/tea and chat and we go on
outings a couple of times a year. All men over 18 years old are welcome. Please come
along and join us or ring the Parish Office if you want more information.
David Adams
Men’s Football Club
Wednesdays 8.15pm to 9.30pm
Our Men’s Football club meets every Wednesday in the Parish
Hall from 8.15pm. It’s open to all men aged 18 and over. If you
are interested, just come along to the Parish Hall any Wednesday
evening.
Roly Harwood
MONDAY CLUB – for all over 55’s
Our next meeting will be on Monday 13th April from 2.30pm to 4.30pm in the Parish
Hall. New members will be made most welcome. Please contact the Parish Office if you
would like to find out more about the Club.
John Lunney -Chairman
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1st Banbridge Guide Unit –
Fund Raising Evening for International Camp
Friday 27th April 8pm – 10.30pm in the Parish Hall
Chloe Weir from our Senior Guides has been selected to attend an International Guide
and Scout Camp in Mexico this Summer. As part of the fundraising towards the camp
Chloe will be hosting a social for young people (11-18 years old) in the Parish Hall at
Holy Trinity on Friday 27th April from 8pm-10.30pm. The cost will be £5 per person
and the entertainment will be provided by Eternity Socials - there will also be a tuck
shop! You don’t have to be a member of our Guide or Scout units to come along.
All 11-18 year olds are welcome. Inspire - Our Youth Fellowship
Sunday nights 7pm-9pm
for all those of Secondary School age
As Spring beckons we in Inspire have had a busy few months,
some of our members are considering Confirmation this year, our Bible Study group
continues to grow in strength and we have begun a new series looking at the people Jesus
met and how these were life-changing experiences, where their lives were never the same
again! We discovered how Simeon and Anna were overjoyed to meet the newly born Saviour,
how a Jewish religious leader named Nicodemus came to meet Jesus late one night and how
Jesus met a Samaritan woman at a well in Sychar and how her life changed dramatically!
We’d love to have more young people join us on a Sunday night, just ask any of the ones who
go to Inspire and they’ll tell you what you’re missing out on! We’ve a great mix of food, fun
and faith! So if you haven’t been before or haven’t been in a while, you’re always welcome at
Inspire!
Pete
Friday nights for all those of Primary School age from 6:30pm-7:30pm
Ready Steady Go has had a great year so far with loads of new games, cool crafts, super stories
and lots, lots more! This term some of the leaders have shared their favourite Bible stories and
what they mean to them each week. Now it’s the children’s turn to share their favourite Bible
story with the group and then helping them to share the Bible with their friends and family
too!
Ready Steady Go is open to all those of Primary School age, we’d love to have them along!
We’re off on 3rd and 10th April for the Easter holidays, starting back on Friday 17th April
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There is a creche available at the 11.15am Service in Holy Trinity. Children for creche are
taken out to the Parish Hall part way through the service at the same time as those leaving
to go to Sunday Space. Parents are welcome to go out with their children to the creche.
Creche Rota – April
5th
Easter Sunday - No Creche
12th Tracy MacFarlane & Tracey Tucker
19th Sara Hillis & Julie McCreanor
26th Oonagh Alway & Caroline McMullan
More helpers are needed urgently for the Creche on a
rota basis. If you feel this is something you could do, then please speak to Pete Graham or
Lisa Whittle or contact the Parish Office. All helpers will need to be cleared through Access
NI and the church’s Safeguarding Trust procedures, unless this has already been done for
you by Seapatrick Parish.
Sunday Space/School
All children, whatever their age, are welcome at Church with their parents/grandparents. At
Holy Trinity, children leave the 11.15am service at approximately 11.45am to go to Sunday
Space and at St Patrick’s, children leave the 10.00am service at approximately 10.30am to go
to Sunday School in St Patrick’s Church Hall. In St Patrick’s the first Sunday of the month is an
‘All-Age’ service and children remain in Church.
Sunday Space and Sunday School will restart on Sunday 12th April after a short Easter
break.
So come along and enjoy all that our Sunday Space and Sunday School have to offer! If
you would like any more information about either Sunday Space or Sunday School, please
contact Pete at the Parish Office.
Parent & Toddler Group
We meet in the Parish Hall at Holy Trinity on Wednesday mornings from 10.30am to 12.00pm.
Please come along and join us – we would love to see you there. Contact the Parish Office on
4062 2744 if you would like further information.
Easter Holidays:
There will be no Toddler Group on Wednesday 1st & 8th April due to the Easter holidays. We
start back again on Wednesday 15th April. Have a lovely Easter break.
CALENDAR FOR april
Creche on Sundays at Holy Trinity
See Page 5 for details of all our Holy Week Services
5th April – Easter Sunday
Holy Trinity, Banbridge
8.30am
Holy Communion
9.45am
Holy Communion
11.15am
Morning Worship
6.30pm
Service of Readings and Hymns
St Patrick’s, Seapatrick
10.00am Holy Communion
8th April – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge)
10.30am
Holy Communion
12th April – The Second Sunday of Easter
Holy Trinity, Banbridge
8.30am
Holy Communion
9.45am
Morning Prayer
11.15am
Morning Worship
6.30pm
Compline
St Patrick’s, Seapatrick
10.00am
Morning Prayer
15th April – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge)
10.30am
Holy Communion
19th April – The Third Sunday of Easter
Holy Trinity, Banbridge
8.30am
Holy Communion
9.45am
Morning Prayer
11.15am
Morning Worship
with Holy Communion
6.30pm
Evening Prayer
St Patrick’s, Seapatrick
10.00am
Morning Worship
22nd April – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge)
10.30am
Holy Communion
26th April – The Fourth Sunday of Easter
Holy Trinity, Banbridge
8.30am
Holy Communion
9.45am
Morning Prayer
11.15am
Morning Worship
6.30pm
Evening Prayer
St Patrick’s, Seapatrick
10.00am
Holy Communion
29th April – Wednesday (Holy Trinity, Banbridge)
10.30am
Holy Communion
A creche is available at the 11.15am Service each Sunday
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Kilbroney Adventure Camps 2015
Following on from the very successful Kilbroney Adventure Camps
last Summer, applications are open for this year’s camps held at the
newly refurbished Kilbroney Centre in Rostrevor. Spaces are limited
and sell out very quickly so please get in touch with Pete at the
Parish Office if you would like more information or to book a place.
(NEW!) Kilbroney J.A.M. Camp - Saturday 15th August to Monday 17th August 2015
For all those going into P6 and P7 in September 2015
Price: £49 per person (includes all food, accommodation, activities and camp T-shirt)
Kilbroney Junior Camp – Sunday 9th August to Friday 14th August 2015
For all young people going into Years 8, 9 or 10 in September 2015
Price: £135 per person (includes all food, accommodation, activities and camp T-shirt)
Kilbroney Senior Camp – Sunday 2nd August to Friday 7th August 2015
For all young people going into Years 11, 12 and 13 in September 2015
Price: £135 per person (includes all food, accommodation, activities and camp T-shirt)
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The crowd that cheered Him once with palms
Began to shout for Him to die, They chose Barabbas in his stead
And with one voice cried ‘Crucify!’
Between two thieves on Calvary’s hill
They put to death the Prince of Life.
One cried for help, the other cursed - The first was promised Paradise.
This promise now is for us all:
Christ gave His life to set us free.
The Cross divides, it always will The question is: what side are we?
By Megan Carter
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later a cow walked up carrying the Bible in its mouth. The cowboy couldn’t believe his eyes.
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Acknowledgement
The Rector and Select Vestry gratefully acknowledge the following sum received from
relations and friends in lieu of flowers to mark the passing of loved ones. Such donations are
greatly appreciated.
Mr William John Beattie
7 Dickson Park, Seapatrick
£455
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Summer Conference 2015 - Sligo 12th to 17th July
Bookings for the New Wine Ireland Annual Conference in Sligo are now open and any
bookings made by 29th May will receive 10% discount. Further information on New Wine
and the Summer Conference is available from their website (newwineireland.org), from the
Rector or from the Parish Office. Leaflets are also available at the back of church. Bookings
and payment can be made directly via their website.
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Martha McIlhatton
Brendan Burns
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Fairlawns Nursing Home
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Baptisms
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17th March
Weddings
Lauren Arlow and Chea Codd
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Sunday 5th April
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As members of the National Association of Funeral
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Baptistry:
Porch:
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Sunday 26th April
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A clean chimney is a safe chimney!
Parishioners in Hospital
We can no longer be certain that hospitals will
provide us with notification of parishioners
who have been admitted. If you or any
parishioner you may know is in hospital,
please let us know by telephoning the
Parish Office or the Rectory.
Bowling Club Thursdays 7.45pm
to 10pm
Our Bowling Club meets every
Thursday evening in the Parish
Hall. During the year, as well as
our practice evenings in the hall, we
compete in matches against other
local church clubs. New members
would be made most welcome –
you don’t have to have had any
prior experience or own your own
bowls to get started. If you think
you would be interested or would
like to find our more, contact the
Parish Office or speak to me..
Glenys Haire
Knitting & Crochet
Club
The Knitting &
Crochet Club meets in
St Patr ick ’s Church
Hall in Seapatrick on
Thursday mornings from 10.30am
to 12pm throughout the year. If
anyone would like any information
on the club, please contact the
Parish Office or speak to me or just
come along any Thursday morning.
You will be very welcome.
Mary Mitchell
Bell Ringers Needed for Holy Trinity Church
We urgently need bell ringers for Holy Trinity Church. No experience is necessary as
training will be given. If anyone would be interested in doing this or finding out more
about it, please contact the Parish Office.
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Parish Organisations
You will see below the list of our parish organisations and their various days and
times. For further information and contact details, please contact the Parish Office
on 4062 2744.
St Patrick’s Sunday School, the Ladies Guild and the Knitting & Crochet Club meet in
St Patrick’s Hall in Seapatrick. All other organisations meet in the Parish Hall at Holy
Trinity, Banbridge
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Cub Scouts
Scouts
Explorer Scouts
Rainbows
Brownies (A)
Brownies (B)
Guides
Senior Section Guides
Junior Badminton
Parent & Toddlers
Ready, Steady, Go (P1 – P7 age children)
Creche (Holy Trinity)
Sunday Space (Holy Trinity)
Sunday School (St Patrick’s)
Inspire (Yrs 8-14 in school)
Tues 6.00–7.00pm
Tues 7.00–8.00pm
Mon 6.30–8.00pm
Mon 8.00- 9.30pm
Mon 8.00-9.30pm
Thurs 5.30–6.30pm
Mon 6.30–8.00pm
Thurs 6.30–8.00pm
Tues 7.00-8.30pm
Tues 7.00-8.30pm
Sat 3.00-5.00pm
Wed 10.30 – 12.00pm
Fri 6.30 – 7.30pm
Sun 11.45 – 12.20pm
Sun 11.45 – 12.20pm
Sun 10.30 – 11.20am
Sun 7.00 – 9.00pm
Weekly – Over 18’s
Bowling Club
Choir
Football
Knitting & Crochet Club
Senior Badminton
Thurs 7.45-10.00pm
Sun 10.45-11.30am Wed 8.15–9.30pm
Thurs 10.00-12.00pm
Tues 8.30-10.00pm
Monthly – Over 18’s
Ladies Guild (2ndTues)
Men’s Society(3rd Mon
Monday Club(2nd Mon)
Mothers Union(3rd Wed)
Refresh (Women’s Group) (2nd Thurs)
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8.00–9.30pm
8.00–9.30pm
2.30-4.30pm
8.00–9.30pm
8.00 – 9.30pm
The deadline for articles for the April magazine is Sunday 12th April.
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seapatrick parish magazine
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The Winning Team
some Photos from Our Evening with Paul Marshall