St Mary-le-Moor Cadmore EndSunday 4th October 6pm Harvest Festival* Revd Mark AckfordSunday 11th October 11am Holy Communion Revd Lucy AustinSunday 18th October 11am Holy Communion Revd Mark AckfordSunday 25th October 11am Holy Communion Revd Philip SmithSunday 1st November 11am Holy Communion Revd Peter VineySunday 8th November 10.45 am Remembrance Sunday ServiceRevd Lucy AustinFriday 2nd October 10.30am to 1pm Annual McMillan Support Coffee morning at Picket House.* Re Harvest Festival Service - please bring produce (fruit, vegetables tins) to the church on Saturday 3rd October. This will be displayed in the Church and then donated to a charity.• Sunday 4th October Harvest Festival Supper at 7pm in the Village Hall. Bring your own drinks (glasses supplied) and note cost £12.50p per person and please bring cash to pay on the door.Tuesday 6th October 10.30-1200 Coffee & Chat & Bring & Buy in the Church.Sunday 1st November 11.00 am Planned Car Treasure Hunt followed by Sunday lunch at the Old Ship. Those interested should contact Jan Sharpe (01494 881242).The Old Ship – (1) are now serving ( 6-8pm Fridays) Fish and Chips (with mushy peas). It is advisable to make a reservation (01494 883799).(2) Sunday roast beef lunches with a vegetarian gluten free option continue to be popular and, again, it is advisable to make a reservation. NOTE: No hot food will be served on Friday 9th, Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th October. Hot soup and sandwiches will be served at lunchtimes. Community Matters Food Bank, Lane End - The Team (Barbara Ewing, Anne Duthie) writes:To all at St Mary-le Moor and Cadmore End Village-Many thanks for your very generous September donations food and cash. Not only were we able to help our needy Lane End families with these items but we were also able to help 7 children purchase a school uniform and shoes for the new school year. Without your help we would struggle to support the needs of our many hard-up families. We thank you all.Our next delivery to Community Matters is on Wednesday 21st October. Please leave donations in the Church or Church Porch on Tuesday 20th October or up to 10am on the 20thOctober.
Sunday 7th September 11.00 a.m.Holy CommunionRev. Philip Smith(Patronal Festival Service followed by cakes and refreshments)Sunday 14th September 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion Rev. Lucy AustinSunday 21st September 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion Rev. Peter VineyFriday 26th September 11.30 a.m.Funeral Service for Meg Knight* Sunday 28th September11.00 a.m.Holy CommunionRev. Mark AckfordSunday 5th October 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion & Harvest Festival Service**Rev. Mark AckfordFuture EventsTuesday 2nd September 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. - Coffee & Chat & Bring & Buy in the Church.* Friday 26th September 11.30 a.m. - After the funeral service for Meg Knight, family members (only) will proceed to the Chiltern Crematorium. This will be followed by a reception/wake at the Hazelmere Golf Club ( the Fairways Suite, Penn Road, High Wycombe HP15 7LR). The start time for the reception/wake will be communicated via the village What’s App Group. Hamish welcomes all but asks that those attending let him know beforehand to help with the catering arrangements.Friday 3rd October 10.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. - Annual MacMillan Cancer Support Coffee Morning at Picket House.** Sunday 5th October 11.00 a.m. - The Harvest Festival lunch – the Harvest Festival service will be followed by the Harvest Festival lunch in the village hall (shepherds/cottage pie/vegetarian option followed by crumble and custard or ice cream). Those planning to attend the lunch are asked to notify Clifford Miller, Janet Sharpe, Lilli May or Tanya Sims in advance. All offers of help would be most welcome.Community Matters Foodbank, Trinity Church, Lane End – Barbara Ewing reports: “Our Community Matters Foodbank was held this past week and we saw 17 local Lane End families. A huge thank you to all of you who once again provided us with a very generous amount of food/toiletries/laundry products. We actually could not continue to aid these families without your continued support both in food and financial contributions.Besides helping those families who have hungry children at home for the school holidays, we were also able to help families purchase school uniforms and shoes for the coming term. Some of the items they can get 2nd hand but mostly we went to ASDA with the mothers to get basic school clothes. We will also now put some cash towards transport costs for children going to secondary school. We are so grateful to you all, as are the families we support.”Our next delivery is on Thursday 18th September. Please leave your kind donations in the church or under the porch by Wednesday 17th or at the latest by 10.00 a.m. on Thursday 18th July.
Church ServicesSun 3rd August 11am Holy Communion-Rev Mark AckfordSun 10th August 11am Holy Communion Rev Lucy AustinSun 17th August 11am Holy Communion-Rev Philip SmithSun 24th August 11am Morning Prayer- LLM Judy TaylorSun 31st August United Benefice Services at Ibstone 9.30am Holy Communion-Rev Lucy Austin 11am Cafe Church-Rev Philip SmithSun 7th September 11am Cadmore End Patronal Festival Service followed by cakes and refreshmentsThe Village BBQ held on 6th July at the White House was well attended with only a few drops of rain. Our thanks to the Blythe family for organising/hosting and the Phipps for the arrival Pimms and more.The grass cutting of the cricket pitch by Dan Pearson and the outer field long grass by Kensham Farm is much appreciated. It is used by many Cadmore End households for dog walking, exercise and as a play ground for young children.Future EventsTuesday 5th August Coffee and Chat in the Church 10.30am to noonCommunity Matters, Lane End Foodbank and Support TeamFrom the team. With summer school holidays just starting, Community Matters was very pleased with the abundance of food, toiletries and cash from you in July. Donations are especially needed while children are home for the next 6 weeks.We have also been able to offer food and financial help to the families with special medical conditions who have to travel long distances to receive lifesaving treatment and tests. It is a very difficult time for these families who have critically ill members and your help, support and prayers are appreciated The talks we have with families are truly heartbreaking and we on the Community Matters Team are in awe that they are facing such huge battles in their daily lives.Your donations continue to be needed. Many thanks from us who work at Community Matters but especially from the Lane End families that receive your generosity.Our next delivery is on Thursday 14th August. Please leave your donations in the Church or Church Porch on Wednesday 13th or by 10am on Thursday 14th
