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Network MagazineHuddersfield Parish Churchand the Methodist MissionOur Nativity SceneMerry Christmas everyone50pA BUMPERCHRISTMAS1EDITIONDec 2015/Jan 2016
THE CHURCH MISSION STATEMENTWe discern that God is calling us to be Christ’sfaithful witnesses, growing in prayer,proclamation and partnership with others.CONTENTSPageYour Contacts . 3Christmas Events . 4/5A Word from the Editor . 6Kirklees Mass Choir ad . 7Simon Says. . 8A Note About the LYCIG Conference . 17My Soul Truly Waiteth For The Lord . 18Christian Art Exhibition . 19St Peter’s diary for August/September. 20/21Diggle Brass Band Concert . 22Huddersfield Philharmonic Concert . 23Burns Night Supper . 24Pop-up Shop/Harvest/Welcome Centre . 29Kids’ Corner. 31Puzzle Pages . 32/33Huddersfield Parish Prayer Cycle . 36Thank-you Letter From The Welcome Centre . 37Town Centre Chaplaincy . 38Coffee Morning Plus . 39MAGAZINE/WEBSITE CONTRIBUTIONSAll contributions to the church magazine and the website are welcome.The preferred method is by email, however any other means will bejust as acceptable:Email sp@spchadwick.force9.co.uk or for the E NOTE: Contributions please before the 15th of the monthbefore to guarantee publishing in the next issue of the magazine.2
YOUR CONTACTSHuddersfield Parish ChurchRegistered Charity No 1134839Byram Street, Huddersfield HD1 1BUTelephone: 01484 427 964E-Mail: huddspc@btconnect.comWebsite: www.huddersfieldparishchurch.orgThe Vicar:Associate Priests:The Rev Canon Simon MoorRev Anna WallisRev Janet SargentCurateRev Simon CrookWardens:Alan EastwoodMike BembridgeTreasurer:Anne JohnGift Aid Officer:Peter ChadwickOrganist:Stephen SmithChoral Director:Daniel RobertsChurch Administrator: Paula Yeadon01484 427 964Magazine Editor:Peter ChadwickHuddersfield Methodist MissionRegistered Charity Number: 11291443-13 Lord Street, Huddersfield HD1 1QADeacon Gill Atkinson-HeckHuddersfield MissionRegistered Charity Number: 11565903-13 Lord Street, Huddersfield HD1 1QATel: 01484 421 ersfieldmission.org.ukMission Manager: paul.Bridges@huddersfieldmission.org.ukRoom Bookings:nicky.doyle@huddersfieldmission.org.uk3
Huddersfield Parish ChurchYou are warmly invited to ourChristmas 2015Services & EventsSat 28 November 10.00am - 2.00pmChristmas FairStalls and refreshments, charity stalls, children’s activities.Sun 29 Nov 3.00pmService of the Advent “O’s”Led by the choir at the start of the Advent season. Based around theancient words of the “O come , O come Emmanuel.” A time for reflection!Wed 2 Dec 6.30pmChristmas Memorial ServiceIn partnership with the Huddersfield Funeral Home and SlaithwaiteFuneral Service. For everyone who is grieving this Christmas time, this isa gentle service with an opportunity to light a candle to remember yourloved ones.Tree of memorial: throughout December a memorial tree is available inthe church for you to record the names of loved ones.Sat 5 December 7.00pmKirklees Mass ChoirOpera choruses, popular songs, classics and modern compositions.Sun 6 December 2.30pmHuddersfield PhilharmonicBeethoven, Mozart, Berlioz and Tchaikovsky plus Christmas songs and carolsWed 9 Dec 10.00am-2.00pmMother’s Union VigilPart of the Global Campaign 25 Nov - 10 Dec“16 days of Activism against Gender Violence”4
Thurs 10 December 10.30amU3A Carol ServiceTraditional lessons and carols, choir and musical additions.Sat 12 Dec 7.30pm.Diggle Brass Band ConcertBrass band concert with Christmas spirit.Sun 13 Dec 7.30pmHope Church Advent CarolsA traditional service with brass band and seasonal refreshments.Wed 16 December 1.00pmTown Carol ServiceA free carol service for the town with the wonderful sounds of voices,organ & brass. Organised for the town by the Huddersfield Society ofChartered Accountants.Sun 20 December10.0am3.00pmSunday Eucharist & NativityLessons & Carols - St Peter’s ChoirJust before Christmas simple expressions of the season in words, action & music.Christmas Eve 4.00pmCrib ServiceThe simple telling of the arrival of the baby Jesus.The crib scene is put together with the help of children.Christmas Eve 11.30pmMidnight MassTraditional candle-lit worship welcoming the birth of Jesus.Christmas DayChristmas Worship8.00am Traditional quiet early morning Holy Communion.10.00am Worship for all generations with Holy Communion & Carols.Sun 3 Jan 2016 3.00pmEpiphany RemembranceService to mark twelfth night and those names left on the Christmastide‘Tree of Memorial’. An opportunity to remember loved ones departedrecently or in years gone by.5
A WORD FROM THE EDITORWelcome to a bumper Christmasedition of your church magazine. Ihave had to add four more pages thistime as there is so much to include. Inaddition to the usual Christmas services we have lots of activitiesgoing on in the church during December and January as you willsee as you browse through it. Try to get to some if not all of thecarol concerts and the Burns night supper in January. Check outour diary on our middle pages for dates and times and keep an eyeon the service sheets.Also during January, we have an exhibition of Christian art byEmma J. Horsfield (see Page 19) in the church.Happy reading,Peter Chadwick, Magazine Editor6
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Simon SaysJesus began with people, not with meetings and services. It comes as ashock! He started where people were and His ministry was built onrelationships, his relationship to the Father and then to others whom theFather led him to Jesus' closest followers echoed this ministry. It's worthnoting the two names given to them.Firstly, disciples which simply means 'lear ner s' . They lear nt by beingclose to Jesus, by being in his company. It would be fascinating to askPeter during Jesus' ministry what his job was. I think he would just pointat Jesus and say, 'I just follow ‘him’ round.'Secondly, apostles which means ‘sent out’. After being with J esus theywere sent out to continue Jesus' ministry.We may not apply these terms to ourselves but I do think they saysomething important about our evangelism; the way in which we speak ofGod to others through the way we speak and act. Firstly, we need to bewith Jesus nourishing our relationship with him both on our own and withothers, but doing that knowing that we are also being sent out into theworld we inhabit to continue Jesus' ministry of seeking and saving the lost(Luke 19:10).Also like Jesus our evangelism, as Churches and individuals, needs to bebased on real relationships with those around us. Think about howmistrustful we are of any 'cold caller' at the door, on the phone or on thestreet. What's the problem? Simply we don't know them. But we willlisten to those we know who we trust and who we feel have integrity.From the TV series, those known as the 'Friends' generation, there is adistrust of authority but a desire for authenticity. They will not believebecause 'the church tells them to' but because of the impact of the lives ofChristians that they come into contact with. I remember the former Bishopof Pontefract, John Finney, showed in his research that people startfollowing Jesus mostly because of relationships they have with Christians.Think of the many relationships you have (not just close friendships) at8
work, socially, in your neighbourhood, through common interests orsports, at the school gate or the community centre. Here surely is the heartof our and the churches evangelistic ministry. It's the places where we arewith people. Finally, there are three simple steps in relational evangelism.1 Prayer. This r eminds us that evangelism ultimately is God's wor knot ours. We are called to be faithful witnesses but the life changer is onlyGod himself. I would encourage you to pray for those around you at work,home, socially, etc. I find it helpful to write names down and pray forthem daily or weekly (see Colossians 4:2-3) Pray for Opportunities tomeet people and to develop relationships.2 Care. People ar ound us ar e cr eated by God and special to Him andhopefully to us. They are not just people we are interested in because theymight join our church. We need to show them God's love often before wecan ever talk about them. Also we need to show that our relationship withthem is not dependent on them coming to church.3 Share. We ar e called to say something of the God we know. God isnot asking us to be the next Billy Graham but to be ourselves and saysimply what we know of Him. It may be at first simply saying we are afollower of Jesus and go to a local church at an appropriate point. It isamazing how saying something about what we believe makes us prayeven more.'Most of those who come into Christian discipleship do so through theeveryday life and witness of friends and not through the visiting celebrity.’Bishop Cohn BennettAgain I pose the questions: “When did you last invite someone to aspecial church service or event where the gospel was being celebrated insome way? Who could you invite next time?”Look at our diary and you will see such opportunity over the next monthto relate to others and to God.Simon9
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Christmas JokesAn atheist complained to a Christian friend, "YouChristians have your special holidays, such asChristmas and Easter. Jews celebrate theirnational holidays, such as Passover and YomKippur. But we atheists have no recognizednational holidays. It's unfair discrimination."His friend replied, "Why don't you celebrate Aprilfirst?"A lady lost her handbag in the bustle ofChristmas shopping. It was found by an honestlittle boy and returned to her. Looking in her purse, she commented,"Hmmm. That's funny. When I lost my bag there was a 20 note in it.Now there are twenty 1 coins."The boy quickly replied, "That's right, lady. The last time I found a lady'spurse, she didn't have any change for a reward."12
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A Note About the LYCIG ConferenceLYCIG stands for “Leading Your Church into Growth” and was aconference that the two Simons and two wardens attended at the beginningof November at the Church Conference Centre in Swanwick, Derbyshire.We felt that it was important to give feedback about this event to our churchfamily as a starting point to further work which we shall be looking at as achurch over the next few months. This is to build on work that the Stewardshipgroup and PCC had done during Marion’s time with us, but not to cover oldground.The course began on the Monday evening with an introduction and over ninesessions detailed many aspects of “growing the Church”. It concluded on theThursday morning with a Eucharist ending with us taking lighted candles out ofthe chapel and into the world as we were commissioned to help grow the Church.We all enjoyed the course, the fellowship and the many conversations we hadwith other clergy and lay people. The course was led by many inspirationalspeakers, who had been involved in successfully growing their own churchesboth spiritually and in numbers, and who had many ideas and thoughts about theissues involved.It was clear to us all that we have been working along the right lines for sometime and that we felt that there was much to celebrate in this respect at St Peter’s.Examples include our style of worship and music, holding a variety of types ofservice on a Sunday and during the week, our welcome and the fact that ourchurch is open during the weekdays for anyone who wants to come in and spendsome time out of the hurly burly of modern life. Hosting on a Saturday is alsosomething we should be proud of. Those of us who host will be aware of thevariety of conversations we have with our visitors during our hosting sessions.The very successful “pop up shop” has also put the church “on the map” in thetown itself, not to mention the contact we have made with all sorts of people andthe funds raised. Our coffee mornings and fayres are examples of us having apresence in the town centre.One of the sessions was to look at developing a plan for growth and embedded inthis session was a useful aide memoire which is worth sharing. It was describedas the “4 Ps”.Prayer: this suggested that all of us should pr ay for gr owth and ther e is aprayer below which we ask that you use in your own prayers.16
Presence: having a pr esence in the town as a chur ch and as individuals.Proclamation: this concer ns us being able to pr oclaim the Good News at ourservices and other events which we host.Persuasion: this is about becoming mor e committed to a Chr istian life andgrowing spiritually in the church.We would like the whole congregation to think on these points and pray aboutthem. There will be other work being done by the PCC and Stewardship group tosupport this initiative and we ask that you “watch this space”.Mike Bembridge.Our four musketeers at the LYCIG conferenceA Prayer For GrowthO God who alone brings growth to your Church,Send your Holy Spirit to giveVision to our planning,Wisdom to our actions,And power to our witness.Help our church to grow in numbers,Commitment to you,And in service to our local community,Through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen17
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CrucifixionPietaART EXHIBITIONBetween Wednesday 6 January and Monday 8 February, Huddersfield Parish Churchwill be hosting an exhibition for Emma J. Horsfield. Her paintings are modern, vibrantand draw us into the life of Jesus Christ, his life and ministry.While studying for a BA (Hons) Illustration, academic research into renaissance andmedieval art served as initial inspiration for Emma, to further study the Biblical themesartists of this era often illustrated. She now attends Church and studies the Bible andChristian theology as well as engaging in various community projects. She alsocontinues to work on her degree course, book illustration commissions and fine art whilebringing up a large family.Further, inspiration comes to Emma from Christian iconography, Medieval design,architecture, historic events, illuminated manuscripts and humanitarian affairs. She isparticularly drawn to the ideologies of Morris and Pugin and their valuing of the handrendered and individual as this reflects her own way of working.This exhibition focuses on telling a visual narrative of the life of Jesus withaccompanying books (for children and grown-ups) offering an insight which can appealto all visitors. A recently completed large addition to the exhibition, 'The Last Supper'will also be part of the exhibition at Huddersfield Parish Church.The exhibition has already toured many other venues in the last year, including RiponCathedral, Selby Abbey, Wakefield Cathedral, Beverley Minster amongst others, andwill continue touring in 2016.19
St PETER’S DIARY FOR DECEMBER/JANUARYSee the service sheets and the notice boards for details of venues, dates andtimes and also who to contact. The diary below is correct at the time of going topress, but please check nearer the time.DECEMBER 2015Wed 2 12.35pm Holy Communion06.30pm Christmas Memorial ServiceSat 5 Small Business Saturday (see Page 38)07.00pm Kirklees Mass Choir ConcertSun 6 ADVENT 208.00am Holy Communion10.00am Sung Eucharist02.30pm Huddersfield Philharmonic ConcertWed 9 12.35pm Holy Communion10.00am-2.00pm Mothers’ Union Diocesan VigilThu 10 10.30am U3A Carol ServiceSat 12 07.30pm Diggle Brass Band Concert (see Page 22)Sun 13 ADVENT 308.00am Holy Communion10.00am Sung Eucharist03.00pm Evensong07.30pm Hope Church Advent Carol ServiceWed 16 01.00pm Town Carol Service07.30pm PCC at the VicarageSun 20 ADVENT 408.00am Holy Communion10.00am Sung Eucharist and Nativity03.00pm Lessons and CarolsWed 23 12.35pm Holy CommunionThurs 24 CHRISTMAS EVE04.00pm Crib Service11.30pm Midnight MassFri 25 CHRISTMAS DAY08.00am Holy Communion10.00am Sung EucharistSun 27 CHRISTMAS 108.00am Holy Communion20
10.00am Sung Eucharist03.00pm EvensongWed 30 12.35pm Holy CommunionJANUARY 2016Sun 3EPIPHANY08.00am Holy Communion10.00am Sung Eucharist03.00pm Epiphany MemorialServiceWed 6 12.35pm Holy CommunionWed 6 - Mon 8 Feb Christian art exhibitionin church by Emma Horsefield (photo)Sun10 BAPTISM OF CHRIST08.00am Holy Communion10.00am Sung Eucharist03.00pm EvensongWed 13 12.35pm Holy CommunionSun 17 EPIPHANY 208.00am Holy Communion10.00am Sung Eucharist03.00pm EvensongWed 20 12.35pm Holy Communion07.30pm PCC in CryptFri 22 07.30 Burns night (see Page 24)Sun24 EPIPHANY 308.00am Holy Communion10.00am The Reception ofChildren into Holy Communion03.00pm EvensongWed 27 12.35pm Holy CommunionSun 31 CANDLEMAS08.00am Holy Communion10.00am Christingle and Sung Eucharist03.00pm Evensong – My Soul Truly Waiteth for the Lord(see Page 18)Sun 31 January *** Next issue of the Network Magazine ***21
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Pop-Up Shop / Harvest / Welcome CentreThe Pop-up Shop was a resounding success, both in terms of moneyraised ( 1855.90) and contacts made with the public. The date ofthe shop this year worked well in conjunction with harvest. Someleft over goods from the shop, such as blankets, had been donatedto the Welcome Centre, to whom we also gave a substantial amountof groceries from our Harvest Festival. The Deputy Mayor sent aletter to the Vicar, to say thanks for his welcome at the HarvestService. The proceeds from the October Coffee Morning Plus werealso donated to the Welcome Centre. The Vicar expressed thanks toall involved in the Pop-up shop with special mention of Jane andMike Bembridge.29
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Huddersfield Parish Prayer CycleBelow is a prayer cycle, the left hand column for the streets, the activity and the peoplewithin the parish boundaries, whilst the right hand column are the street names ofparishioners who are on the electoral role as well as addresses of friends, relatives andconcerns. Please use each column during the two months of this magazine - there are 31entries in each columns (one per day), please use the extras in the shorter months.PARISH 8.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.31.Ramsden StreetRay StreetRed Doles LaneRed Doles RoadRice StreetRichardson SquareRichmond FlatsRifle FieldsRiverside CourtRobinson StreetSand StreetSands TerraceSergeantson StreetSouthgateSpring StreetSpringbank CrescentSpringbank RoadSpringwood AvenueSpringwood SquareSpringwood StreetSt Andrew’s RoadSt George’s SquareSt George’s StreetSt Paul’s StreetSt Peter’s StreetStadium WayStation StreetTemple CloseThe ShamblesThistle StreetThreadneedle StreetCHURCH ROLE AND CONCERNSDerwent Way NG7Dewsbury Road HD6Dissington Place NE16Dog Kennel Bank HD5Dog Kennel Bank HD5Draghton Road HD2Dudley Avenue HD1Edale Avenue HD4Edgerton Road HD1Eldon Crescent HD1Elizabeth Street HX5Evergreen Way YO8Featherstall Road OL1Field Road WF13Firth Street HD1Firthmoor Crescent DL1Fixby Road HD2Fox Royd HD8Gernhill Ave HD2Glanville Place NE11Glentworth Avenue CV6Glisedale Ave HD2Gowdal Way DN14Gower Road E7Grasscroft Road HD1Green Crescent HD7Half House Lane HD6Halifax Old Road HD2Halifax Road HD6Hallcross Road HD5Hawthorne Close HD836
Project: 01484-340034 Office: 01484 515086E-mail: thewelcomecentre@btconnect.comCharity No. 1151282/Company No. 8428517November 2015Dear Friends at Huddersfield Parish ChurchOn behalf of the Welcome Centre we’d like to say a big thank you for yourgenerosity during Harvest Festival and throughout the year. Your donationsof tinned, dried and fresh product will enable us to feed the individuals andfamilies in crisis in South Kirklees. Last year we gave out over 8200 packshelping more than 7700 people.During the next few months as the cold weather sets in, local people willface many challenges choosing between heating and eating. We are able tocontinue supporting our clients because of your generosityBest wishes and once again many thanks from us allKaren SelleyCentre Manager15 Lord Street Huddersfield. HD11QB.Find us on Twitter @Welcome Hudds or Facebook the Welcome Centre37
Town Centre Chaplaincy TodayThis is a very stressful time of year if you work in the shops.Planning for the Christmas season was well underway in August andgoods began to arrive in our shops in September. In fact theChristmas decorations are already up in some larger stores becauseit takes so long to put them up! You may well have noticed thatstaffing levels are much lower than they used to be as companiesseek to maximise their profits and staff are the most expensiveresource. So spare a thought for the workers who are doing longerhours over the next few months and who are highly likely to only getone day off over Christmas – Christmas Day! You may also want tobrowse round and encourage the many new businesses which havebeen set up in town some of them in the Byram Arcade, Market Walkand Queensgate Market. In fact a national day has been set aside toencourage this - Small Business Saturday which is on 5th December,when a few events will happen in town.Since our faith has a strong emphasis on social justice, I thought itmight be helpful to clarify some information on the minimum wage.So currently, for those 21 and over, the minimum wage is 6.70 perhour. (For those who are 18-20 it’s 5.30, under 18 is 3.87,apprentices is 3.30). The Joint public issues team of Baptist,Church of Scotland, Methodist and United Reformed churches andthe Living Wage Foundation have been calling for a Living Wage for38
many years now and they are currently calling for 7.85. (All layemployees of the Methodist Church must now be paid a minimum ofthis rate). The Living Wage is calculated according to the basic costof living and requires someone to be able to live on it. A new ‘NationalLiving Wage’ is to be brought in by this government from April 2016.It will be 7.20 an hour for workers aged 25 and older. The minimumwage will still apply for workers aged 24 and under. I hope that thisinformation will help you to understand what is happening moreclearly.Lastly, please could you pray regularly for the work of the towncentre and Marsh chaplaincies – that we might be in the right placeat the right time with the right words to offer a sensitive Christianperspective on life.Deacon GillCoffee Morning PlusFor refreshments and a chat.Don’t forget coffee time at St Peter’s onthe first Saturday every month between10am and 2pm with stalls.Sat 5 December and Sat 2 JanuaryThe October coffee morning raised 280 whichwas donated to the Welcome Centre39
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Stalls and refreshments, charity stalls, children’s activities. Sun 29 Nov 3.00pm Service of the Advent “O’s” Led by the choir at the start of the Advent season. Based around the ancient words of the “O come , O come Emmanuel.” A time fo
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