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Diocese of Newcastle
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e-Bulletin
1 May 2013
Info
Events
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Resources
Moves
Yearbook
Please pray for those preparing to be ordained this Petertide:
Those to be made deacon -
Those to be ordained priest –
John Carr: to be assistant curate of Jesmond Holy Trinity and
Newcastle St Barnabas and St Jude
Peter Dobson: continuing to serve in the
Christ the King
Team Ministry
Carol Barrett Ford: to be assistant curate of Cowgate St Peter
Allison Harding: to be assistant curate of the Benwell Team Ministry
Julie Mooney: to be assistant curate of Newcastle Holy Cross
Julia Myles: to be assistant curate of Alnwick St Michael and St Paul
Chantal Noppen: to be assistant curate of Byker St Martin and
Byker St Michael with St Lawrence within MINE
Yvonne Greener: continuing to serve in
the North Shields
Team Ministry
Julie Robson: continuing to serve in benefice of Corbridge
St Andrew with Halton
and Newton Hall
Sue Rendall: to be assistant curate of Kenton The Ascension
Info
Ecumenical day pilgrimage
to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne
Holy Spirit to share
the Gospel light.
Admission to the
main pilgrimage
event in Lindisfarne
Priory will be by ticket only.
Saturday July 13th 2013
The Lindisfarne Gospels
Good News for every generation
The churches on Holy Island together with the North East
Church Leaders Group are inviting local churches and Christian
Tickets are available from
groups to join in a day pilgrimage to the Holy Island of Lindiswww.holyislandpilgrimage2013.info and cost £2.50 per perfarne on Saturday July 13th 2013.
son. Each ticket holder will receive a Pilgrim’s Pack on the day
Inspired by the exhibition of the Lindisfarne Gospels in the city which will include materials for study and prayer.
of Durham for the three months of July, August and September
We hope that congregations, groups and parishes will consider
2013, this pilgrimage will be an occasion to give thanks for the
journeying together by coach to the celebration so that it can
life of faith in the North East over 1,400 years.
be a shared experience.
Celebrate Christian Faith today, witness to the love of God in
www.holyislandpilgrimage2013.info
the Gospel, and be sent out renewed and empowered by the
www.facebook.com/newcastlediocese
www.newcastle.anglican.org
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Frances Ashton Charity
Help for serving and retired members of the Clergy of the Church of England and spouses of clergy now deceased
Since 1747 Frances Ashton’s Charity has been helping those who spend their lives serving God and their parish
The Frances Ashton Charity will consider a grant for almost any purpose which is causing financial hardship. For example, we
could help with:
The cost of a new pair of glasses
The cost of a family holiday
A respite care break for a disabled family dependant
The cost of repairing a broken boiler
Particular priorities for support include unforeseeable emergencies, medical or care needs for the applicant or their dependents. In
some cases, the trustees may be able to help at any point during the year. There are only a few exceptions where the Charity is
unable to help.
If you are a serving or retired member of the clergy of the Church of England or the widow/widower of a member of the clergy who
has passed away and you have a hardship, please ask us for an application form and the full guidance.
For an application form and guidance please contact Georgina Fowle, who is the trust administrator.
Application deadline: 1st June 2013
Frances Ashton Charity, Beech House, Woolston, North Cadbury, Somerset BA22 7BJ.
07775 717 606
francesashton@hotmail.co.uk.
Frances Ashton’s Charity Registration Number 200162
In Review is a monthly tabloid
sized (A3) newspaper published
by the National Church Institutions of the Church of England.
The online parish returns
website is open for the input
of 2012 statistics.
Mission figures are very important to assist planning in
the Diocese.
It aims to keep you in touch with
the activities of the Archbishops'
Council, Church Commissioners, the
Church of England Pensions Board and other bodies who serve
the Church at national level. Please do print it off and post it
on your church's noticeboard.
parishreturns.churchofengland.org
New for 2013 is a monthly A5 In Focus, an insert designed for
parish magazines with the best of the material which appears
in the full newspaper.
If you would prefer a paper form this can be downloaded from the diocesan website at
www.newcastle.anglican.org/mission-and-ministry/
collecting-statistics-for-mission.aspx.
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If you need assistance accessing the site please contact Gillian Green on 0191 270 4131 or
g.green@newcastle.anglican.org.
Both publications will be available for download in
the last full week of the previous month, to allow parishes to have them in place for the beginning of the
new month.
Download from here:
www.churchofengland.org/media-centre/
news-extras/yearreview.aspx
Reader Applications closing date: 27 May 2013
Incumbents who have possible Reader candidates and
church members considering applying for Reader training
please note that the closing date for 2013’s applications is
Monday 27 May. The Selection day is on Saturday 15
June.
WANSBECK VALLEY FOODBANK
PROJECT MANAGER
The Wansbeck Valley Foodbank is currently seeking a
Project Manager to oversee its work and development,
working alongside other volunteers. The role is unpaid,
but all appropriate expenses are paid. Hours will be
flexible but initially equivalent to about 2 -3 days a
week. Full details available from Rev Barry Welch
(01670 812137 or email: bazwelch@btopenworld.com).
The training will start in September 2013.
For further information please contact Peter Robinson, Tel:
01670 503 810 pjarobinson@btinternet.com, or Roger
Lowans, Tel: 01434 632 545 .
Please note that the diocesan Readers’ website is currently unavailable
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Marygate House Holy Island
Vacancies - Lay Member of Chapter Durham Cathedral
Are you interested in becoming a member of
the Marygate House Holy Island community
either as a Community Co-ordinator
or as a Volunteer?
Durham Cathedral is searching for a lay person to serve
as Treasurer on the Chapter of the Cathedral, its governing body. He or she will join two other lay members
who, with the Dean and five ordained clergy constitute
the body.
By statute, the Chapter holds responsibility for the life,
mission, leadership and governance of the Cathedral. It
is its accountable trustee body.
The Chapter meets 11 times each year. Meetings currently take place on weekdays from 09-15 until about
1500. In addition there are about four informal afternoon
sessions and an annual three day residential conference.
Lay members of the Chapter are volunteers who give
generously of their time and skills in support of the Cathedral's mission.
For more information about the role of Treasurer please
contact the Cathedral’s Chapter Clerk, Philip Davies, on
Tel: 0191-3744064, or email
philip.davies@durhamcathedral.co.uk
Applicants are asked to apply in writing, enclosing a CV.
Closing date: Wednesday 15 May
Interview date: Thursday 30 May
further details are available from:
Revd Paul M Collins, The Vicarage, Holy Island,
Berwick upon Tweed TD15 2RX
tel. 01289 389 216, email:
vicarage@stmarysholyisland.org.uk
Marygate House Holy Island
Registered Charity No. 1148460
Spirit in Stone –
The Lindisfarne Legacy
Project Coordinator
We are looking for a resourceful, well-organised and experienced Project Coordinator to help us deliver an ambitious
programme of heritage activities particularly involving children and older people around eight clusters of historic
churches in the North East of England.
St Columba’s Episcopal Church, Portree
Clergy Holidays
The role requires working with volunteers to deliver arts and
heritage events over an 18 month period. An interest in the
built and cultural Christian heritage of the North East is highly desirable.
on the
Isle of Skye
The role will involve travel and some evening and weekend
working. We are looking to engage someone on a freelance
consultancy contract worth circa £10,000 for an estimated
80 days work spread over 18 months.
The Rectory Flat at St Columba's Church is now available for
Clergy Holidays on a self catering donation basis. The suggested donation is £150 to £200 per week, £250 per week in
the winter months.
More information: http://spiritinstone.info. Applications by
the closing date of 16th May 2013
www.argyll.anglican.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Clergy-Holidays-on-Skye.pdf
Inspired North East, Church House, St John's Terrace, Percy
Main, North Shields, NE29 6HS
Inspired North East is working with local congregations to
help achieve a sustainable future for church buildings as living places of worship, used and enjoyed by local communities, welcoming to visitors, and unique heritage assets.
As part of the Annual Parochial Church Meetings this year PCCs have been asked to compile a new Electoral Roll.
Please could all parishes send in the new electoral roll figures as at 30th April 2013 as soon as possible?
Please email to g.green@newcastle.anglican.org or post to Church House St John’s Terrace, North Shields NE29 6HS
for the attention of Gillian Green.
Up-to-date figures will assist us in planning for the Diocese in the coming years. Thank you.
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Unlock Development Worker Benwell
Are you passionate about:
Unlocking real life stories about urban people
Revealing Good News of the Down to Earth Christ
Releasing life giving skills and confidence
Then this could be for YOU
The successful candidate will:
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work the equivalent of 8 hours per week
• initiate and support small groups relating to the Benwell Team
of Churches
• explore fresh models of sharing the
Bible together
To do the job well you will need to be committed to the Christian faith (The Employment Equality (Religion or Belief) regulations 2003 section 7.2 applies), believe in the insights of local Christians, have experience of supporting small groups, be enthusiastic about the relevance
and power of the bible to transform, and be committed to working with a wide spectrum of churches.
Salary £7.45 per hour
Interviews will take place in early June with an anticipated starting date in the summer of 2013 To find out more information, or to submit an
application, contact the Unlock National Office, Handsworth Parish Centre, Handsworth Road, Sheffield, S13 9BZ, office@unlock-urban.org.uk,
0114 293 9060.
Closing date for applications is May 17th 2013.
Funding is secure for 2 years through; the Unlock Council, the Church Urban Fund, the St Hild and St Bede Trust and the Lindisfarne RTP –
there is no guarantee that additional funding will be available to maintain and develop this work over coming years.
Parent Pioneers - Volunteer Family Mentors expression of interest
Mencap are seeking Expressions of Interest from Voluntary and Community Sector organisations, who could offer volunteer mentoring and advocacy support to families or people with learning disabilities or difficulties in Northumberland, to ensure the best
possible outcomes for the families. Expressions of Interest could be from individual organisations or from a partnership of local
services.
Parent Pioneers offers a model of support to parents with a learning difficulty/disability to access Parenting Courses that suit their
needs and styles of learning. The project will also offer volunteer parent mentoring support to families so that they can put the
knowledge and skills they learn from the course into their daily lives. The project is led by Mencap and is a consortium of sector
specialists including Mellow Parenting, a reference group of parents with learning difficulties/disabilities run by the Elfrida Society.
Independent evaluation of the project is being undertaken by Norah Fry Research Centre, University of Bristol.
Northumberland County Council and Islington Council have been selected as the two pilot areas for Parent Pioneers, which has
been funded by the Department of Health to run from April 2013 – March 2015. Agencies submitting an Expression of Interest
need to be able to work across the County of Northumberland, working in partnership with children and family Health services,
Early Years services and local Voluntary and Community services to offer families support, where a parent has a learning disability
or difficulty.
For further information about the Parent Pioneers:
[Click here] for Expression of Interest.
[Click here] for Specification and indicative Costings
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Companion Link with the Diocese of Winchester
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Does your parish have any kind of link with a parish in Winchester Diocese?
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Who is the best person in your parish to contact regarding the link?
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Would you like to form a new link with a Winchester parish?
Download a letter to all parishes from Canon Robert Gage
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Events
www.newcastle.anglican.org/events
Tuesday July 9th,
7.00pm-9.00pm
Local Ministry Development
Network Event
Come and share food, share stories with Local
Ministry Development Parishes, reflect with Bishop
Frank, plan future developments.
For Local Ministry Development Parishes, those
exploring LMD and anyone wanting to find out
more. Booking and more details (including venue)
coming soon!
A training session for
Parish Treasurers is being arranged
for Saturday 22nd June 2013.
This will be aimed at new and inexperienced treasurers
to help them
understand the basics of being a Parish Treasurer.
The programme is still being put together but will be
based on requests and questions received during the
recent “Balancing the Books” events.
We will be aiming to help treasurers with basic accounting systems,
budgeting, parish returns and much more.
The venue is still to be decided but we will let you know
in the near
future.
Please don’t forget to let Parish Giving Officer Richard
Gascoyne or his colleague Josie Pinnegar know if after
your APCM your parish has a new treasurer, and
Church House know if any other officer has changed.
Download a brochure here
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'Beyond Rioting: Hope in Inner City Environments'
- lecture by David Lammy MP
Fresh Expressions
Rural Conference 4 to 5 June 2013
"Making and growing disciples in
the countryside"
Thursday 20 June 2013, 4.00pm, St Silas' Church,
Clifford Street, Byker.
Tottenham MP and former
Archbishops' Council Member David Lammy is to give
a lecture on 'Beyond Rioting: Hope in Inner City
Environments' at St Silas'
Church, Byker, at 4.00pm
on Thursday 20 June 2013.
4-5 June at King's Park Conference Centre, Northampton and
will cost £85.
This gathering for learning will be facilitated by Sally Gaze,
author of Mission-shaped and Rural and Tas Valley Cell
Church leader, and hosted by Pete and Kath Atkins who are
leaders of Threshold in rural Lincolnshire .
Website: www.freshexpressions.org.uk/makingandgrowing
The lecture is in association with the course 'Urban Ministry
and Mission', which has for some years run from Byker as a
collaboration between Mission Initiative Newcastle East
(MINE) and Cranmer Hall, Durham.
Bywell Arts Festival
St Peter's and St Andrew's Churches, Bywell. Friday 28 - Sunday
30 June
David Lammy wrote one of the most praised books on the
2011 riots, entitled 'Out of the Ashes: Britain after the Riots'.
The ancient Bywell churches of St Peter’s and St Andrew’s once
again provide the beautiful setting for this popular annual exhibition of paintings and other craftworks by local artists and
designers.
The lecture is followed by questions and answers from
5.00pm to 5.30pm.
In addition to the visual art on display, there will be musical entertainment during the weekend, the highlight of which is the
Saturday night concert in St Peter’s Church by talented young
musicians from Prudhoe Community High School.
Corbridge Festival Evensong
for Josephine Butler
(Social Reformer, 1828-1906)
Thursday 30 May
Friday 28th June, 7-9pm: Festival preview. All are welcome to
enjoy a glass of wine and meet the artists, many of whom will be
on hand to talk about their work. The children’s art competition
will also be judged and winners announced.
All are welcome to St Andrew's where
Josephine Butler worshipped and was
married.
Saturday 29th June, 10am-4.30pm: Exhibition and sale open.
7.30pm: Concert by Prudhoe Community High School, tickets £7
adults and £3 children. Tickets from Michael Allan, tel 01661
843183.
Archdeacon of Lindisfarne the Ven Peter Robinson and Roger
Lowans, Reader will lead the Service.
Adrian Simpson, Principal of Josephine Butler College, University of Durham will be present with some of his students. A
senior student will give an address on ‘The Life and Work of
Josephine Butler’.
Sunday 30th June, 11am-4.30pm: Exhibition and sale open.
During the exhibition hours there are excellent refreshments
with delicious home cooked scones and cakes, a variety of stalls,
and children’s activities. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the art
and relax in this idyllic and peaceful rural setting.
St Andrew’s choir will sing the anthem ‘Pied Beauty’ which
was specially written for them by Bob Chilcott.
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If members of other congregations would like to join St Andrew’s Church choir for the service they should contact Choirmaster Colin Williams on 01434 632141,
colin@williamsdesignassociates.co.uk.
Reception in the church immediately after the service to enjoy
a drink and look at the Josephine Butler display stand.
Bywell is just off the B6309 near Stocksfield Station on the
A695. At the time of going to press, a landslip has closed the
B6309 by the station and there is no direct access from the
A695 to Bywell. Drivers are advised to join the B6309 from
the A69 and follow signs to Bywell. There is ample free
parking close to the churches.
Further information: please visit www.bmscofe.org.uk.
www.corbridgechurch.org.uk
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Resources
Struggling to be understood?
Who
Needs
Words?:
A Christian Communications
Handbook – Richard Littlemore
An accessible guide to communication ideal for those who wish to
improve their skills.
Covering how to communicate
effectively both in writing and
verbally and apply this
knowledge, with practical tips for all situations, including worship, teaching and the use of
social media, this is essential reading for anyone with
a message to deliver.
Church House, St. John's Terrace, Percy Main,
North Shields. NE29 6HS 0191 270 4161
RE-spect and RE-flect
35 Stories to Make You Think: Teaching values through RE –
Heather Butler
A compilation of the Stories to make you think series, suitable for
teachers, children's work
leaders and clergy. Covers a range of topical
and sensitive issues such as divorce,
discrimination and death with questions and
activities that are ideal to prompt thinking and
discussion with children aged 7-11.
An invaluable resource for all those who have
to discuss difficult and sensitive issues with
www.resourcescentreonline.co.uk
children.
From the Youth team:
A prayer for farmers struggling to recover from the
severe weather (written by Canon Dr Jill Hopkinson,
the CofE’s National Rural Officer based at the Arthur
Rank Centre in Stoneleigh):
Risk Assessments
Gracious God,
you provide us with food from the earth
through the work of human hands:
after a poor summer and long winter,
we pray for all those who grow and produce
our food in the most difficult conditions.
We remember the physical hardships and
distress of farmers dealing with livestock
that have died,
and those who are still to sow crops to harvest this year.
Bless the work of all those who care for your
land and animals so that we may have food
to sustain us.
This we ask through your Son, Jesus Christ
our Lord.
Amen.
The Youth Team receive requests for risk assessment
Forms.
We hold a variety depending on the activity planned.
A general risk assessment form (from Ecclesiastical
Insurance) is at :
www.ecclesiastical.com/ChurchMatters/Images/General
risk assessment form.pdf
Andrew Shipton
andrewshipton085@aol.com
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Useful stuff from the Youth team...
For materials to engage young people at:
The Feast of the Ascension:
Pentecost:
Trinity Sunday:
www.going4growth.org.uk/growth_through_the_year/ascension
www.going4growth.org.uk/growth_through_the_year/pentecost
www.going4growth.org.uk/growth_through_the_year/trinity_sunday
There has been publicity during April about the latest Unicef report card on children and young people’s wellbeing. For a short helpful summary go to: www.unicef.org.uk/Images/Campaigns/ReportCard11_CYP.pdf
Online Youthwork resources...
Fun and Games
Giant Games
www.funandgames.org
www.giant-games.com
Cheap Images
www.istockphoto.com
Youth Ideas
www.youthideas.co.uk
The Source for Youth Ministry
www.thesourcefym.com
Pastor to Youth
www.pastor2youth.com
Youth Pastor
www.youthpastor.com/resource
Worship
The Labyrinth
web.ukonline.co.uk/paradigm/index.htm
Holy Space
www.holyspace.org
Alternative Worship
www.alternativeworship.org
Images
www.freeimages.co.uk
24-7 Prayer
www.24-7prayer.com
The Kristo
www.thekristo.com
Teaching
Actual Reality
www.actualreality.org.uk
Bible Gateway
www.biblegateway.com
Fairtrade
www.fairtrade.org.uk
The Brick Testament
www.thebricktestament.com
www.youth.tearfund.org/youth/
Jam Magazine
www.jammag.co.uk
Word on the Web
www.word-on-the-web.co.uk
Christian Aid
www.christianaid.org.uk/learn/
Everything/Resources
Bare Foot Ministries
www.barefootministries.com
Crusaders
www.crusaders.org.uk
CPAS
www.cpas.org.uk
Egad ideas
www.egadideas.com
Youth Specialities
www.youthspecialties.com
Youth for Christ
www.yfc.co.uk
Youth Work Magazine www.youthwork.co.uk
Youth Ministry
www.simplyyouthministry.com
Alove
www..salvationarmy.org.uk/alove/
GCSE/A-level help
www.s-cool.co.uk
Professional
Informal Education
www.infed.org
Community and Youth Workers Union
www.cywu.org
National Youth Agency www.nya.org.uk
The good news!:
99% of girls don’t get pregnant while still a teenager
92% of children don’t smoke cigarettes
85% of children aren’t overweight
86% don’t use the drug cannabis
85% don’t get drunk
about two thirds are neither bullied nor involved in fighting
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With the approval of Her Majesty The Queen, the following Prayer is to be incorporated in the
Service of Thanksgiving on the 60th anniversary of Her Majesty’s Coronation in Westminster
Abbey on Tuesday 4th June 2013.
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have commended it for use in either the traditional or
modern language version throughout the Church of England. Other churches are also welcome
to use this prayer.
Traditional language:
Almighty God,
who through anointing with the oil of gladness at the hands of priests and prophets
dost strengthen thy chosen servants with the gifts of thy Holy Spirit:
be pleased to accept our joyful praise as with united voice
we give thanks for the long and glorious reign
of our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth;
and to receive our humble prayer that, by renewing thy blessings,
thou wilt pour upon her thy choicest gifts,
and upon all thy people the spirit of humility and service,
shown forth in the life and death of him who is the anointed King of all,
our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
Amen.
Modern language:
Almighty God,
at the hands of priests and prophets
you anoint your chosen servants with the oil of gladness
and strengthen them with the gifts of your Holy Spirit:
accept our joyful praise as with united voice
we give thanks for the long and glorious reign
of our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth.
Renewing your blessings, pour on her your choicest gifts,
and on all your people the spirit of humility and mutual service
shown in the life and death of him who is the anointed King of all,
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Amen.
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Moves and Changes
The Revd David Bowler is now Vicar of Delaval. His address is
Delaval Vicarage, The Avenue, Seaton Sluice, Whitley Bay,
NE26 4QW, 0191 237 1892, djbowler@sky.com.
The Revd Rick Fillingham has changed his e-mail address to
rick@rfillingham22.plus.com.
The Revd Canon Steven Harvey is installed as Residentiary
Canon at Newcastle Cathedral. His home address is 2A Holly
Avenue, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 2PY, 0191 281
5790, harveysteven@btinternet.com. Work: 0191 232 1939,
steven.harvey@stnicholascathedral.co.uk.
Brother Damian SSF now has Permission to Officiate in the
Diocese. His address is St Anthony’s Vicarage, Enslin Gardens,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE6 3ST, 0191 276 0117,
damianssf@franciscans.org.uk.
More...
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The Revd Kirby Haye now has Permission to Officiate in the
Brother Tom SSF now has Permission to Officiate in the
Parish of Delaval. His address is 27 Fairfield Drive, Whitley Bay, Diocese. His address is Society of St Francis, The Friary,
NE25 9SA, 0191 252 5986.
Alnmouth, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66 3NJ, 01665 830
213, alnmouthssf@franciscans.org.uk.
The Revd Sue McCormack is now Team Rector of Willington
Team Ministry. Her new address is St Mary’s Vicarage, 67
The Revd Sue Wilson is to retire. Her new address is 18A St
Churchill Street, Wallsend, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE28 7TE,
Michael’s Lane, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66 1TW, 07847
0191 209 9995, suemccormack@googlemail.com.
065 509, wilson5rh@btinternet.com.
Her husband Stephen McCormack who is a Reader also moves
from Fawdon to Willington at the same address and telephone
Installed as Honorary Lay Canons of Newcastle Cathedral are:
number, mccormack23@btinternet.com.
Mr Robert Arckless
The Revd Canon Alastair Macnaughton is installed as
Mrs Sue Hart
Honorary Canon of Newcastle Cathedral.
The Revd Allan Marks is the new Area Dean of Newcastle
Central. His address is The Vicarage, 11 Gibson Street,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6PY, 0191 265 1683,
fatherallan@sky.com.
Mrs Jennifer Snowdon
Yearbook
Amendment to Newcastle Diocesan
Yearbook 2011-2012
Page 191 Choppington St Paul the Apostle.
Churchwarden Mr J W Dix has stood down
and been replaced by Mrs J A Hedley, 3
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Francesville, Scotland Gate, Choppington,
Page 119 Amble St Cuthbert. Churchwarden
Northumberland NE62 5ST, 01670 843 615.
Miss H Watling has stood down and been
PCC Treasurer Mr R Bennett has also stood
replaced by Mrs L Young, 55 Gloster Park,
down from office.
Amble, Northumberland, NE65 0JQ, 01665
Page 199 Brunswick St Cuthbert.
712 324, lesleyyoung169@gmail.com.
Churchwarden Mr R Jennings has stood
PCC Secretary Mrs L Young has stood down
down and been replaced by Mrs Jenny
and been replaced by Mr Mike Dixon,
Johnson, 57 Harle Road, Backworth,
Togston Barns Farmhouse, Togston, Morpeth,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE27 0RY, 0191 268
Northumberland, NE65 0HS, 01670 760 007,
7301.
mike.dixon@yahoo.co.uk.
Page 200 Dinnington St Matthew.
Page 164 Warden St Michael & All Angels.
Churchwardens Mr P Clarehugh and Mrs P J
PCC Treasurer Mrs S Aldred has stood down
Graham have stood down and been replaced
and been replaced by Mrs Sarah Batey, 20 St
by Mrs Elsie Docherty, 56 Havannah
Aidan’s Park, Fourstones, Hexham,
Crescent, Dinnington, Newcastle upon Tyne,
Northumberland NE47 5EB, 01434 674 927, sNE13 7JL, 01661 824 276; and Mr Thomas
batey@sky.com.
Laidler, 40 Sycamore Avenue, Dinnington,
Page 167 Bolam St Andrew. PCC Treasurer Mr Newcastle upon Tyne, NE13 7JY, 01661 872
S A Roberson has stood down and been
057.
replaced by Dr A Thick, Bolam Grange,
Page 240 Monkseaton St Mary.
Bolam, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61
Churchwardens Mrs V L Scurfield and Mr J S
3UA, 01661 881 059. Dr Thick has also
Walker have stood down and been replaced
stepped in to fill the role of PCC Secretary.
by Mrs K Bell, 13 Cromer Gardens, Whitley
Page 178 Stannington St Mary the Virgin. PCC Bay, NE26 1QE, 0191 240 3671,
Treasurer Mr M Binns has stood down and
katybeachbell@yahoo.co.uk; and Mr D
been replaced by Mrs K Smiles, Ladylaw,
Tompkins, 10 Westley Close, Whitley Bay,
Briery Hill Lane, Stannington, Morpeth,
NE26 4NR, 0191 251 0634,
Northumberland, NE61 6ER, 01670 789 247, davidtompkins24@fsmail.net.
bandk67@gmail.com.
Page 245 Tynemouth St Paul Cullercoats.
Churchwarden Mrs S M Graham has stood
down and been replaced by Mr Sean
Dowinton, 57 Roxburgh Terrace, Whitley Bay,
NE26 1DE, 0191 253 0752,
seandowinton@yahoo.com.
PCC Secretary Mrs M Anderson has stood
down and been replaced by Mrs Mary Evans,
14 Gordon Square, Whitley Bay, NE26 2NQ,
0191 252 1424, mary@pascal2.demon.co.uk.
Page 246 Wallsend St Peter and St Luke.
Churchwarden Mr R Rix has stood down and
been replaced by Mrs C Hall, 21 Welwyn
Close, Wallsend, Tyne & Wear NE28 8TE,
0191 263 3298.
PCC Secretary Mrs J Seales has stood down
and been replaced by Mr D Hall, 21 Welwyn
Close, Wallsend, Tyne & Wear NE28 8TE,
0191 263 3298.
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