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As you will see in the Pewsheet there is a problem with a number of our ash trees suffering from disease. The work to remove those affected has now commenced.

I took on the role of treasurer when our previous treasurer had to step down due to family and work commitments.  I thought that this would be a temporary position until the church was able to find someone willing to take this on permanently.  However, I soon realised that it would be better for the smooth running of the church to continue in this role.  One of the main duties of the treasurer is counting and recording all the collections, and now that the church is fully open again this job is increasing, and so I am looking for someone to come forward to be Assistant Treasurer to help with this.  The counting is always undertaken by 2 people, and usually done after the main Sunday morning service.

If you would like to become more involved with the church, particularly if you attend the family service, and help by taking on this role, or would like to know more, please contact me or the wardens/clergy.

Edna Green

Treasurer.stjbhey@gmail.com

“All are welcome here”

Nell was Baptised yesterday

As the pew sheet has re-started, you can view it under “Regular Information” on this web site.

Darcie and Kaiden were Baptised on Sunday

Photo courtesy of and copyright (c) Alan A Andrew Photography

The Sunday service at 8am has re-started. This service will continue to provide protection for those who will feel safer in a Covid secure environment. Masks will be worn by all, no singing, social distancing, hand sanitising, and the Eucharist in one kind only.

From this Sunday, the church will provide separate accommodation on each side of the church.  For those who wish to continue to socially distance and wear face covering seating will be on the left.   Those who are happy to be closer together and with the opportunity to join in the singing will be seated on the right.

Alison, our organist, will be playing for us and the choir will be singing.

Gareth Farnon Jones has been accepted for ordination training. He has chosen distinctive deacon ministry, which means that his focus will be outside the church rather than inside. Gareth is on our PCC and is one of our Deanery Synod representatives.

There are pictures and a link to videos from the live streams on the Diocese web site here