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Welcome to Wesley Chapel
Ministerial Team:
Rev. Lesley Taylor 01423 881116
Rev. Trevor Dixon 07525 35270
Prayer for today
O Lord, you are the beginning of all our goodness, the wellspring of all our loving and the source of all our freedom. Let your grace continually work within us, that your will may be done through us, and that we may always rejoice in your presence; now and for ever. Amen.
Mary Ward (1585-1645)
Wesley Week
Sunday 12 December
10.30am
Morning worship
Third Sunday in Advent
led by Josie Burdon
Wesley Share
Come and join us for Sunday evening
reflections
12 December at 6pm
Advent Course
Lesley will be running an Advent Course for 4 weeks. The same course will run twice during the week on Mondays from 29th November 2pm at Starbeck in person and on Thursday evenings 7pm on Zoom, beginning 2nd December. Please let Lesley know if you'd like to join, especially for the Thursday session, so she can send you the Zoom link. (01423 881116)
Next meeting of Wesley Guild and Network will be on Thursday 9 December at 2.30pm when we shall celebrate the readon for the season with readings and carols..
You are assured of a very warm welcome
This will be our last meeting until March, allowing a very short period of hibernation.
Coming soon
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MHA Autumn Newsletter
Message from Grace
Knitting Request: I’m hoping you can help me spread a little request. I was chatting about craft with one of the hospital chaplains yesterday and saying that I knit breasts for BF supporters. She mentioned that Pannal Ward used to have them but don’t anymore. So I spoke to the Infant Feeding Coordinator at the hospital who tells me they don’t use them because they’ve all gone walkies (probably with student midwives, who will be using them in their kits, or they’ve become damaged etc) I’ve offered to knit some more- but thought it would be lovely as something to do as circuit- Pannal ward will always have need, and she’s also suggested the community team might also love them! I can also attach a crochet pattern if that is easier for people. I use brightly coloured contrasting wool rather than “skin tones” as it makes them much more “approachable”! Any DK wool will be fine, and if you don’t have stuffing I’m happy to accept flat boobs and stuff them here! Do let me know if you can help!
Yorkshire North and East Methodist District has a dedicated page on the District website for Coronavirus - a Go-to-hub for information, guidance, news, prayers and resources. www.yorkshirenemethodist.org/coronavirus
The Harrogate District Foodbank is always looking for donations of food and other items. Visit the website to find out how to help.
We rely heavily on donations to keep our services running. We are in particular need of regular funding from individuals and businesses to help us expand our day centre to offer wider health, wellbeing and skills training services.
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