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February 2012

St Mary Magdalene

 

 

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St Mary Magdalene’s
is registered on the ‘easyfundraising’ website and if you shop at your favourite online shops that are in the scheme, we benefit every time.
Just go to
easyfundraising
.org.uk/smmtrimdon

where you will be able to access all their websites and find out how ‘easyfundraising’ works.





 

St Mary Magdalene Update February 2012


Where to find us on the internet! 
We’re on Facebook - search “Friends of St Mary Magdalene.  Join our page, leave a note, read the comments, add your photos. 
Let’s share our beautiful church online.

Don’t forget to tell your friends in far flung places that they can also catch up with us on the Trimdon Times.



Getting to know you


This is an opportunity to get to know each other a little more, so we’ll be asking lots of different people to contribute to this section.

Bob MeadhamBOB MEADHAM
How long have worshipped here?
5 1/2 years

Do you have a role at church?
DCC Member, Pastoral Team Member, occasional reader of the lesson

What do you enjoy about St Mary Magdalene’s?
The congregation and atmosphere.

What would you change or improve if you could?
I would have liked to have begun worshipping here ten years earlier.

What is your favourite hymn?
Breathe on me breath of God
Be still and know that I am God

Any anecdotes about St Mary Magdalene’s?
Did you read the one about ‘For Whom the Bell Tolled’ in the October issue?  Well, I have a confession …….!!



Recollections

Kneelers for All
Wedding Kneeler

Wedding Kneeler
Dedication

A Dedication

In 1988, after several members of the congregation complained about the hard floor and uncomfortable kneelers, the Craft & Chat group and people from church and the local community enthusiastically set about embroidering kneelers in a wide variety of designs and colours, each chosen and paid for individually and with special dedications. (These can be found on the underside of each kneeler.)

46 kneelers were commissioned to begin with, but as interest grew, 120 were eventually created.  Kneelers designed for and used in the long gone choir stalls are now stored behind the back pew.  Two wedding kneelers and a baptismal kneeler were also embroidered and the Mother’s Union bought and worked the three specially commissioned long kneelers in current use at the altar rail.


100 Club   January’s winner is Adam Luke   - £30.50.
prize money

 

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