THE PARISH CHURCH OF STOKE DAMEREL
(ST. ANDREW & ST. LUKE)


Email:   info@stokedamerel.church                                          
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personal information to third parties.




Sunday 28  June                4th Sunday after Trinity

 
THIS WEEK'S READINGS
Sunday 28 June                    4th Sunday after Trinity
Jeremiah 28:5-9
Romans 6:12-end
Matthew 10:40-end
Psalm 89

NEXT WEEK’S READINGS
Sunday 5 July                        5th Sunday after Trinity
Zechariah 9:9-12
Romans 7:15-25a
Matthew 11:16-19. 25-end
Psalm 145
 
Merciful God,
we entrust to your tender care
those who are ill or in pain,
knowing that whenever danger threatens
your everlasting arms
are there to hold them safe.
Comfort and heal them,
and restore them to health and strength;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.


PLEASE PRAY FOR:-
The sick:-
Maureen, Margaret W, Graham, John S, Kathy, Mo, Matt,
Bertie, Morwenna, David J.
The long term sick and infirm:-
Diana, Liz & Keith N, Rob.
The Ministry Team:-
Ruth and Marilyn.

BLESSED SACRAMENT CANDLE

If you would like to have the candle lit for a week
for a particular prayer / thanksgiving /
commemoration, etc., please send a £5 donation to
Debbie Smith, clearly marking your donation as
being for the candle. Details of your intention can
be emailed to:- sarah.lundstrom@virginmedia.com
so that a mention of the commemoration, etc., can
appear in the Sunday Sheet.

SERVICES THIS WEEK
Stoke Damerel Parish Church is a hybrid church
open for public worship and private prayer and all
services will be live streamed.
By attending a live streamed service, you give
implied permission to have your image captured
on CCTV and to be broadcast as participant in the
liturgy.


Watch our livestreamed services
Please follow the link to make your way to our YouTube page: 

 STOKE DAMEREL YOUTUBE CHANNEL 
 
Saturday 27 June
1500 Fiona’s Ordination at Exeter Cathedral

Sunday 28 June            4th Sunday after Trinity
0800 Holy Eucharist
Celebrant: Rev’d Brian Wood
1000 Sung Parish Eucharist
Celebrant: Rev’d Sue Nicholas
1130 PCC Meeting

Wednesday 1 July
1000 Said Eucharist
Celebrant: Rev’d Brian Wood

Friday 3 July
1400 Help with setting up for Summer Fair

Saturday 4 July
1100 – 1500 Summer Fair

Sunday 5 July        5th Sunday after Trinity
0800 Holy Eucharist
Celebrant: Rev’d Dr Sacha Pearce
1000 Sung Parish Eucharist
Celebrant: Rev’d Dr Sacha Pearce

WELCOME BACK
To Rev’ds Brian and Sue this weekend.

FIONA’S ORDINATION
Here is the latest information from the
Diocese of Exeter about the livestreaming:

YouTube livestream link for the ordination service
on Saturday:

Ordination of priests - 3pm:
https://www.youtube.com/live/ID42jw6JkFE?
si=5jO2ICOwxq7CtG6m

Due to the vagaries of the WiFi network and
weather, occasionally livestreams are interrupted -
if this happens, we will first attempt to reconnect
via link provided. If this is not possible, we will try
to re-establish the stream via our main channel
here:
https://www.youtube.com/@CofEDevon/streams
In the event the internet at the cathedral is not
stable enough to support an uninterrupted stream,
we will prioritise securing a recording of the
service offline, then provide a link as soon as
possible after the service.

STOKE DAMEREL READING GROUP
There is a small Reading Group that meets
monthly on the first Monday afternoon at 2:00pm.
Our next meeting is July 6th.
We meet at Devonport Park cafe to discuss the
book. We decide on the book at every meeting
so also welcome ideas of what to read.
Everyone is very welcome and we look forward
to greeting new members.
If you have any queries please feel free to ask
any of us.
Christina, Judith, Debbie, Elaine, Diana.


MARILYN'S MEMOS

SUMMER FAIR 4th July
11 am to 3 pm
4th July 11 am to 3 pm
Final call for volunteers to report to Debbie for
various duties. We are now asking for your
contributions of books, bric-a-brac, plants, raffle
prizes to be brought on Sunday please. Cakes
would be most appreciated on Friday next or on
Saturday morning.

FRIDAY 3rd JULY Physical help at 2-3 pm (tables)

MAJOR ELECTRICAL FAULT
AFFECTING THE PARISH CENTRE

This electrical fault first occurred last Thursday.
Our electrician Mark attended and could find no
faults in the parish centre so I asked Rhona to call
the National Grid who are permitted to access the
main connection (I was dealing with a puncture in
a farmyard). The newly installed 80 amp fuses
failed three times, which means there is a fault in
the main cable connection between the main inlet
in the church foyer and the inlet into the parish
centre. Horror story as the whole cable is
underground. The upshot is this:
The national grid engineer is co-ordinating with
Mark to see if it would be possible for them to
install a new supply to the parish centre along a
different route and if this is not possible, Mark
would have to run an external cable on the
building from the inlet point. We must also consult
the Diocese. Thank goodness the church supply is
working. We have no idea of the cost yet, but a
similar challenge at the Nuffield Hospital cost
£26,000. Let us hope we can find a cheaper
solution. As we speak, Rhona is hot on the trail of
any potential grant aid.

Has anyone the time to support her in this
search? We will be losing money with hiring
cancellations.


SCAFFOLDING
Ann and Pippa who walk their dogs in the
churchyard reported a nuisance visit on Sunday.
A female lookout was in position while her two
male teenage friends climbed all over our
scaffolding. The police were called and a log
number given, but nothing more has been reported.

URINAL CHALLENGES
We hope our gentlemen have not been too
inconvenienced with our urinals not working
correctly. The spare part is expected on Friday.

CLEARING UP AFTER DHS SUMMER CONCERT
DHS for boys attended the day after their concert
to stack chairs, tidy up and load all musical
instruments and equipment in a van to be delivered
back to school. It is quite a process and cannot be
completed following the concert as parents want to
take their children home and the staff are not paid
overtime!

CITY COLLEGE SUMMER FESTIVAL
11 am to 1.30 pm 24th June

Wednesday was the culmination of weeks of hard
work by the Skills Development Team led by Mike
Dugdale. Parents were treated to a wonderful show
of drama, dance and a great many musical
performances. There were craft stalls all around
the church not to mention the photograph booth
and refreshments.
It was an exceedingly hot day and a great time was
had by all, especially the outdoor sponge throwing!
These young adults have a variety of life
challenges to overcome, from extreme to almost
unnoticeable. The skills development staff are
amazing.
Marilyn

HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN JUNE
Mac Armstrong, Lesley Morris, Steve Baker, Terry Hewitt,
Marlene Schuster, Anne Tillett, Margaret Wright.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN JULY
Eric Farrar, Jerry Cresswell.

UKRAINE UPDATE
Tough week for troops in Donetsk

On Sunday night eight men were shelled on the
front line. The HQ went up with everything AND
everyone in it. Olena sent in requests early
Monday mornjng. The list was published to which
generous PUMA follwers have readily responded.
One large pallet has been prepared already. I
believe more pallets will go on the lorry (2nd
week July).
The warehouse us filling up well. This week I have
been handed four lovely colourful bed jackets for
Ukraine & I shall deliver them next week with
two new blankets.
I have been promised hand made teddies to go in
the blanket. Packs destined for orphanages.

IZZY DOLLS
Please look at the following links for the story of
the Izzy doll and for knitting and crochet patterns
free to download to make.

https://izzydoll.org/en/mark-izzy-isfelds-story/
https://izzydoll.org/en/izzy-doll-patterns/

Ruth Jordan


 
 
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