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For enquiries regarding our printed parish magazine, please contact Craig Eckersley (parishmagazine@freckletonparishchurch.org.uk). For enquiries regarding our online communications, please contact Craig Eckersley (webmaster@freckletonparishchurch.org.uk). If you would like us to publish your photographs from baptisms or weddings at Holy Trinity, or if you have anything else that you would like us to consider publishing, please send it to Craig Eckersley. |
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St Paul's Warton newssheet This is accessible via the 'News Sheet' link at www.achurchnearyou.com/warton- |
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Parish magazine Please our parish magazine available to download below.
June 2022 (not available online) April 2022 (not available online) December 2021 (not available online) October 2021 (not available online) |
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Sound bites from the Bible “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” John 13:34 Verse 35 goes on to say, “All men will know that you are my disciples if you love one another.” Jesus was clearly instructing His disciples to care for each other and that their love for each other should shine through. We as Christians should do the same; wouldn’t the world be a wonderful place if we did? Lynn Slater, Authorised Lay Minister |
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Memory verse “Be still, and know that I am God!” Psalm 46:10 Lynn Slater, Authorised Lay Minister |
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Mother's Union collection for Ukraine On behalf of Holy Trinity Mother's Union, I would like to thank all members and friends for the tremendous amount of help and dedication in receiving and transporting the incredible amount of donations received for the Ukrainian Appeal. I would especially like to mention Rebecca Nickson, her family and friends, who provided a "Luton" van and other transport to enable us to get the Church cleared on Monday morning. Thank you to Mark, who drove the van and everyone who went over to Lostock Hall and some who had to return and go again the next day. I should also like to thank everyone who offered transport that was not needed, and thanks to Brian, who provided us with pies for lunch on Friday and who vacuumed up after everything had gone. It was an incredible effort by all concerned, and we hope it will give some comfort to those who have had to leave their homes and all their possessions behind. A special mention should be made of Freckleton C of E Primary School, who held a non- Many thanks for all your help and support Anne Kay Branch Leader
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Congratulations, Rev. Christine We're thankful for a beautiful service of Priestly Ordination for Rev. Christine Gould, led by Rt Rev. Dr Jill Duff, Bishop of Lancaster.
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Welcome to Rev. Steve Haskett We are delighted to announce that Bishop Jill Duff and Archdeacon David Picken have received agreement from the Bishop's Appointment Team, with subsequent approval from Andrew Cooke, HR Manager, for Rev. Steve Haskett to take up part- |
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Sound bites from the Bible Luke 18:15- People were also bringing babies to Jesus to have him touch them. When the disciples saw this, they rebuked them. But Jesus called the children to him and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. This text is often quoted at baptisms and at other services where the intention is to make children welcome, but there is a much deeper meaning involved. Are we to suppose that the kingdom of heaven will consist of nothing but children? Of course not. Jesus’ meaning here is that just as a little child trusts completely in its parent for all its needs, shelter food and love, so we must trust completely in the Father for all our needs. If we did this how much simpler would our lives be? Stress would become a thing of the past, the need for money to “keep up with the Joneses wouldn’t exist and loving one another as our Father loves us would take the I out of the word sin. The passage finishes with verse 17: I tell you the truth, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child will never receive it. Will you put your trust in the Lord. Lynn Slater, Authorised Lay Minister |
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Area Dean We are pleased to announce that Rev. Anne Beverley, vicar of Christ Church, Wesham, has been appointed as the new Area Dean for the Kirkham Deanery, installed by Bishop Julian on 11 July. |
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January 2021 If you have WhatsApp on your phone you are invited to join the above group for daily readings and prayers for the end of the day. Rev. Christine does some lovely prayers and reflections and of course it’s always possible to request prayer for specific people and problems. If you don’t have WhatsApp you can download it free from the App Store on your phone though you will need a smart phone. To join please text one of the administrators below and they will add your number to the growing group. Lynn Slater 07703- Jennifer Frost 07811- Heather Nuttall. 07905- Lynn Slater |
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Invitation to join Friends of Holy Trinity Church
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History of Freckleton Church of England Primary School Copies of the History of Freckleton Church of England Primary School, by local historian Peter Shakeshaft, are available in church at the reduced price of £8.
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History of Holy Trinity Freckleton Copies of the History of Holy Trinity Freckleton, by local historian Peter Shakeshaft, are available in church at £4.50.
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Worship4U, 11:00 non- 1st Sunday of every month Parish Communion, 11:00 all other Sundays |
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Holy Communion, 10:00 Every 1st and 3rd Thursday. |
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Please check the Events page or our parish notices for any variations. |
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