Commemoration of The Faithful Departed

for 1 hour
St Martin's Church, Barholm-with-Stowe
Main Road Barholm Stamford, PE9 4RA, United Kingdom

On Sunday the 2nd November, we have a Service of Evening Prayer (BCP) when we remember All Souls Day also called The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed.

We will together, accompanied at the Organ by Julia in singing Five Traditional Hymns of Remembrance and Hope;

239 - Opening Hymn - "Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all joy" - The hymn's themes of hope, trust, and seeking God's presence at all times—including "waking" and "homing" at "the eve of the day"—are appropriate for remembrance and reflection.

186 - Magnificat To be Sung as the Hymn "Tell out my soul, the greatness of the Lord" - In place of the 'said' Magnificat.

331 - "Abide With Me" Chosen as its message of companionship in the time during and after loss has resonated with many generations.

381 - "Jerusalem the golden", This powerful hymn praises God's majesty and creation. Its uplifting nature can offer a broader perspective on life and death during a difficult time.

252 - "The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended": A popular funeral hymn that beautifully articulates the unbroken praise of the Christian church, even as one life on earth ends and another begins elsewhere in the world.

Both the Psalm and the two lessons have a similar theme: Comfort that God is always with us, Repentance, Reflection, Hope in the Resurrection etc.

Please do Join us on this Evening.

The names of those to be remembered may be read aloud during this service, although some may prefer to remember those in the silence of our hearts, either way silence may be kept and Candles may be lit as a symbol of placing the persons being remembered into God’s safe keeping.

If you would like the names of your departed loved ones read out in church, please add the names to the lists provided in church or email [email protected]

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St Martin's Church, Barholm-with-Stowe

Dear Friends,

Thank you for taking an interest in the Church of St Martin of Tours, Barholm-with-Stowe.

Our next service in St Martin's Church, Barholm with Stowe will be on Sunday 2nd November at 6pm.

Fr Aran will lead us in a service for 'The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed' - Also commonly referred to as 'All Souls Day'.

The names of those to be remembered may be read aloud during this service, although some may prefer to remember those in the silence of our hearts, either way silence may be kept and Candles may be lit as a symbol of placing the persons being remembered into God’s safe keeping. If you would like the names of your departed loved ones read out in church, please add the names to the lists provided in church or email [email protected]

You will be warmly welcomed at the door by James and David, given a Traditional (BCP) Order of Service booklet to follow along with a Hymn Book.

We will follow Seasonal Scripture Readings from regular members of the congregation, these are taken from the Lectionary for All Souls Day. Both the Psalm and the two lessons have a similar theme: Comfort that God is always with us, Repentance, Reflection, Hope in the Resurrection etc.

  • Responsorial - Psalm 23
  • First Lesson - Lamentations 3. 17-26, 31-33
  • Second Lesson - +John 5. 19-25

After which a thoughtful reflection will be given by Fr Aran, Priest of our Seven Villages. 

With love, and hope to see you soon,

Carole x


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Fr Aran Beesley - Rector of The Uffington Group of Churches

St Martin's Church
Barholm-With-Stowe

Rector of The Uffington Group of Churches
07590 055905
PCC Secretary - Carole Martin
07484 201413
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Commemoration of The Faithful Departed

for 1 hour
St Martin's Church, Barholm-with-Stowe
Main Road Barholm Stamford, PE9 4RA, United Kingdom

On Sunday the 2nd November, we have a Service of Evening Prayer (BCP) when we remember All Souls Day also called The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed.

We will together, accompanied at the Organ by Julia in singing Five Traditional Hymns of Remembrance and Hope;

239 - Opening Hymn - "Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all joy" - The hymn's themes of hope, trust, and seeking God's presence at all times—including "waking" and "homing" at "the eve of the day"—are appropriate for remembrance and reflection.

186 - Magnificat To be Sung as the Hymn "Tell out my soul, the greatness of the Lord" - In place of the 'said' Magnificat.

331 - "Abide With Me" Chosen as its message of companionship in the time during and after loss has resonated with many generations.

381 - "Jerusalem the golden", This powerful hymn praises God's majesty and creation. Its uplifting nature can offer a broader perspective on life and death during a difficult time.

252 - "The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended": A popular funeral hymn that beautifully articulates the unbroken praise of the Christian church, even as one life on earth ends and another begins elsewhere in the world.

Both the Psalm and the two lessons have a similar theme: Comfort that God is always with us, Repentance, Reflection, Hope in the Resurrection etc.

Please do Join us on this Evening.

The names of those to be remembered may be read aloud during this service, although some may prefer to remember those in the silence of our hearts, either way silence may be kept and Candles may be lit as a symbol of placing the persons being remembered into God’s safe keeping.

If you would like the names of your departed loved ones read out in church, please add the names to the lists provided in church or email [email protected]

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Safeguarding

Our parish of Barholm-with-Stowe: St Martin is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm.

We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and work under the guidance of Liz Bender who heads up our Safeguarding Team, Liz may be contacted on Mobile Tel. 07824 119093 or alternatively our Rector, Fr Aran Beesley
Mobile Tel. 07590 055905.

Our Diocese of Lincoln’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our PSO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact either Liz Bender or Fr Aran Beesley.

If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s children or adult social care services."