Act of Remembrance in the Churchyard at St Martin's Church, Barholm with Stowe

for 30 mins
St Martin's Church, Barholm-with-Stowe
Main Road Barholm Stamford, PE9 4RA, United Kingdom

At 10am in the Churchyard of St Martin's Church, Barholm with Stowe, Fr Aran will lead us in prayers as we remember and give thanks for all those who have fought for and served this country in war, especially those from our villages who gave their lives and whose names are read each year. We thank you for all those who fought to defeat tyranny and preserve our freedom and for the decades of comparative peace that we in Western Europe have enjoyed since 1945.
We pray for all those places where there is war and civil unrest today. We pray for all those suffering and dying as a result, especially for civilians caught up in the fighting. We pray for the work of United Nations and for all those seeking to bring conflicts to a peaceful end. We pray especially for the people of Ukraine, Israel and Gaza. We pray that the leaders of those countries may seek peace and reconciliation and that the international community may find ways of helping their people.

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 7th December at 6pm.

Fr Aran will lead us in an Evening Prayer Service for the Second Sunday of Advent.

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 hear Seasonal Scripture Readings from regular members of the congregation, these are taken from the Lectionary, both the Responsorial Psalm and the two lessons have a similar theme: Waiting and Watching as Advent progresses.

After which a thoughtful homily 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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Act of Remembrance in the Churchyard at St Martin's Church, Barholm with Stowe

for 30 mins
St Martin's Church, Barholm-with-Stowe
Main Road Barholm Stamford, PE9 4RA, United Kingdom

At 10am in the Churchyard of St Martin's Church, Barholm with Stowe, Fr Aran will lead us in prayers as we remember and give thanks for all those who have fought for and served this country in war, especially those from our villages who gave their lives and whose names are read each year. We thank you for all those who fought to defeat tyranny and preserve our freedom and for the decades of comparative peace that we in Western Europe have enjoyed since 1945.
We pray for all those places where there is war and civil unrest today. We pray for all those suffering and dying as a result, especially for civilians caught up in the fighting. We pray for the work of United Nations and for all those seeking to bring conflicts to a peaceful end. We pray especially for the people of Ukraine, Israel and Gaza. We pray that the leaders of those countries may seek peace and reconciliation and that the international community may find ways of helping their people.

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."