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St. Edmund’s
Fenny Bentley St. Mary’s
Tissington
St. Michael & All Angel’s
Alsop-en-le-Dale
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Parwich
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From your Vicar… Dear friends, Recently, several people have asked about the different types of service we hold at our churches. I've also had questions as to what the names we use on the service rota mean. So here's a quick introduction with an apology if we've managed to confuse you with our terminology. Services tend to be either Family Services, Prayer Services or Holy Communion. Family Services This type of service is designed to be 'family friendly'. They are shorter, to help accommodate those with small children. The music often includes songs that children sing at school and the sermon is normally more of a talk that aims to involve any children present. Traditional hymns are also used so that the service offers something for those not at school. The liturgy (the prayers etc said by the service leader and congregation, printed on a sheet or in a book that is given to you as you enter) contains familiar elements such as the confession, creed and the Lord's Prayer (albeit in modern language) so that children can make a connection between these services and the others we offer. Prayer Services These tend to be labelled on our rota as Morning or Evening Prayer, Mattins (the traditional name for morning prayer) or Evensong (evening prayer but with parts of the liturgy sung). All our prayer services are offered in traditional language from the timelessly beautiful Book of Common Prayer. We don't offer Holy Communion (the bread and wine) during prayer services. Holy Communion Our services of Holy Communion are similar to our prayer services but also include the distribution of bread and wine. We offer this form of service in both modern English and traditional language (often labelled BCP for Book of Common Prayer on church noticeboards). Each of our five churches has a different pattern as to
when you might expect modern or traditional language. If you'd like to know which to expect, ask one of your church wardens. For those who prefer not to sing! For those who prefer not to sing we offer a service of Holy Communion in traditional language at 8am on the 3rd Sunday of each month, at Tissington. Exploring Christianity On the 1st Sunday of each month we hold a discussion group at Fenny Bentley at 3.30pm. At this meeting we tend to look in more detail at a particular Bible passage or Christian theme. Especially for Children Let There Be Light! Our modern format Sunday school normally takes place on 5th Sundays. See our facebook page (www.facebook.com/fivechurches) to see what we get up to. Not normally a 'church-goer'? Church services are quite routined and being new can feel daunting. The person leading the service will make sure that everyone knows what page of the book you're on and when to stand or sit. You are welcome at any of our services. People attend worship for many reasons. Whether you're looking for a place to reflect, a space to connect with God, a place to pray about something that's concerning you or just wanting to say thank you to our heavenly father, you'll be welcome. Wishing you Christ's blessing,
Andy
Revd Andy Larkin
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Altar Flowers No flowers in Lent ...........but: I would like to say thank you to Mabel Stubbs for all the flowers she has provided for the altar flower rota over the years. Mabel has decided to step down.
THANK YOU, Mabel. Betty Fentem
We are busy topping up our stocks of jam, buying new kettles, mugs etc coaxing the rhubarb and reviewing our cake recipes for the coming season. We hope to see you on Easter Monday! CG
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Altar Flowers 1
st No flowers (Lent)
8th & 15
th Catherine Lawson
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Cleaning Rota Thelma Wheeldon & Amanda Everett Thank you Huge thank you to Dennis Stone for clearing Ashes Lane/School Close on the Sunday following the snowfall last month. Thanks to Andrea and Dennis Stone for organising the recent fundraiser at the Bentley Brook. I'm sure everyone who attended the evening will agree the Hayley Sisters (& Dad) are a fantastic group and a great night was had by all. The event raised an amazing £756 which will be put towards the Church. Annual Church magazine subscriptions of £5 are due next month. I will try to collect the money when I deliver the April magazine. Alternatively you can drop it through my letterbox (5 Ashes Lane). Kathy Dutton
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SURFACE NOISE is a newly formed 12-piece band made up of local musicians who are hoping to hit the high note with their new venture. They plan to set the town rocking on Friday, March 23, from 7.30pm, with songs from bands including the Blues Brothers and the Commitments, and hits such as Midnight Hour, Dance the Night Away and All Right Now. The evening will raise funds for Ashbourne Community First Responders, a life-saving service run by St John Ambulance in partnership with the East Midlands Ambulance Service. Surface Noise vocalist Catherine Lawson is the unit leader. She says: “The band is great fun and we all enjoy playing together, so the dance should be a really good evening – but we’ll also be helping to support a crucial local service.” ‘First Responders rely on donations and fundraising to keep going, so we hope local people will support this event. You never know when you might need us!’ Ashbourne Community First Responders are specially trained local volunteers who provide prompt emergency care until an ambulance arrives. The unit is alerted by the ambulance service following a 999 call; as an ambulance sets out to answer the emergency, a local Responder can be on the scene in minutes to carry out essential first aid. Dance the Night Away takes place at the Empire Ballroom, Ashbourne, from 7.30pm on Friday, March 23. Tickets, priced £8, are now on sale at Natural Choice, St. John Street Gallery Café or from any band member. To find out more about Ashbourne First Responders or to donate a raffle prize, please contact Catherine Lawson on 07795 833 119.
THANK YOU
A huge thank you to Geoff and Val Smith for their years of service locking and unlocking the church. Much appreciated by all of us and so many tourists.
Revd Andy Larkin
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March Parwich Film Show
Friday 16th March at 7.45pm
This wonderful and moody adaption of Jane Eyre stars Mia Wasikowska,
Michael Fassbender, and Dame Judi Dench, and was shot on location in many
areas of our own Derbyshire, including Haddon Hall, Wingfield Manor and
Stanedge.
Jane flees Thornfield House, where she works as a governess for wealthy
Edward Rochester. It is clear that the isolated and imposing residence - and Mr.
Rochester's coldness - have sorely tested the young woman's resilience, forged
years earlier when she was orphaned. She must now act decisively to secure her
own future and come to terms with the past that haunts her - and the terrible
secret that Mr. Rochester is hiding and that she has uncovered.
Certificate PG
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Reviews http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/filmreviews/8750162/Jane-
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In the warm and comfortable Parwich Memorial Hall
FRIDAY 16th
March 7.45PM
Free Entrance. Refreshments. Raffle
Silent projection
Hi Fi Sound
Special hi-fi headphones for those with hearing difficulties, please ask.
*** Catering4Parwich will be serving Burgers (£2) and Sausage baps (£1.50), along with chips, tea, and sweets for the children. Come and have your Supper before the film showing! Or in the interval.***
COMMUNITY VILLAGE LUNCH In the Memorial Hall Monday 12th March at 12.45pm Lamb Hot Pot, Swede & Carrot and Peas – Rice Pudding & Jam, and Tea or Coffee for £5. Please let Val on 390458 if you will be coming, and if you have any special dietary requirements
Welcome to the Village Diary
for Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ballidon, Parwich & Pikehall
For any events that you would like adding to the diary, please email
For up to date details go to www.parwich.org
March 2012 Date Time Event Location
Thu 1st … Green Bin Collection Parwich
Thu 1st 3:45-6pm Informal Open Evening School
Thu 1st 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Sun 4th 11am Mattins Parwich Church
Mon 5th 7pm Derbyshire Dales Southern Area Community Forum
Meeting - Everyone Welcome Memorial Hall
Tue 6th 1:30-.30pm Reading Worksop, open to parents School
Wed 7th 3pm Pilates for the Over 60′s including tea & cakes Memorial Hall
Thu 8th 12.30-2pm Lent Lunch – Contact Val K (458) Memorial Hall
Thu 8th 2-3.30pm PTA Coffee Afternoon Memorial Hall
Thu 8th 3.45pm (?) First After School Tennis Session Tennis Courts
Thu 8th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Fri 9th … Blue Box Collection Parwich
Sun 11th 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 11th 11.15am Holy Communion Alsop Church
Sun 11th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church
Mon 12th 12.45pm Village Lunch - Bookings Val 458
Lamb Hot Pot – Rice Pudding Memorial Hall
Mon 12th 2pm PTA Meeting School
Mon 12th 7pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
Wed 14th … Maths/Numeracy Worksop (open to parents) School
Wed 14th 3pm Pilates for the Over 60′s including tea & cakes Memorial Hall
Thu 15th … Green Bin Collection Parwich
Thu 15th 12.30-2pm Lent Lunch The Laycock’s (447)
Thu 15th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Fri 16th 7.45pm Film Night - New Date Memorial Hall
Sun 18th 10am Mothering Sunday Service Parwich Church
Sun 18th 11.15am Mothering Sunday Service Alsop Church
Mon 19th … Inset Day – School Closed Parwich School
Mon 19th 7pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
Tue 20th 12.30-2pm Lent Lunch Vicarage
Wed 21st 3pm Pilates for the Over 60′s including tea & cakes Memorial Hall
Wed 21st 7.30pm Parwich Parish Council Meeting Memorial Hall
Thu 22nd 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Fri 23rd … Blue Box Collection Parwich
Sun 25th 1am The clocks will go forward 1 hour ..
Sun 25th 9.30am Holy Communion Parwich Church
Sun 25th 11.15am Mattins Alsop Church
Sun 25th 2.30pm Methodist Service Parwich Church
Mon 26th 7pm School Governors Meeting School
Mon 26th 7pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
Tue 27th 6.30pm Bunny Bingo School
Wed 28th 2.30pm School Easter Service Parwich Church
Wed 28th 3pm Pilates for the Over 60′s including tea & cakes Memorial Hall
Thu 29th … Green Bin Collection Parwich
Thu 29th 12.30-2pm Lent Lunch - Marion & John (519)
Thu 29th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Fri 30th … End of Term Parwich School
Sat 31st 7pm Rannoch’s Quiz Night Memorial Hall
April 2012 Date Time Event Location
Sun 1st 6.30pm Evensong Parwich Church
Mon 2nd 7pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
Thu 5th 7.30pm Holy Communion Parwich Church
Thu 5th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Fri 6th … Blue Box Collection Parwich
Sun 8th 11am Easter Praise Joint Service with the Methodists Parwich Church
Sun 8th 7.30pm Easter Praise Alsop Church
Mon 9th 11-4pm Tea & Cakes in the Churchyard Alsop Church
Thu 12th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Fri 13th … Green Bin collection - Friday because of Easter Parwich
Fri 13th 7.45pm Film Night Memorial Hall
Mon 16th … School Term Begins Parwich
Mon 16th 12.45pm Village Lunch - bookings Val 458
Gammon & Parsley Sauce – Apple Sponge & Custard Memorial Hall
Mon 16th 7pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
Wed 18th 7.30pm Parwich Parish Council Meeting Memorial Hall
Thu 19th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Fri 20th … Blue Box Collection Parwich
Mon 23rd 7pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
Thu 26th … Green Bin Collection Parwich
Thu 26th 6pm Circuit Training Memorial Hall
Mon 30th 7pm Pilates-Parwich Fit 4 All Memorial Hall
..
Thorpe
COFFEE MORNINGS Although several people were not able to be present at our Coffee Morning on February 15
th, we had a very
pleasant time. There were some lively discussions! Donations were particularly generous as some came from people who were unable to attend on the day. A cheque has been sent to the local County Air Ambulance Charity: ‘The Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland Air Ambulance’ for £70.00 which is wonderful. A letter has just been received to give a ‘big thank you’ to everyone for the donation ‘to help them keep on flying and saving lives.’ Every gift makes a difference. They receive neither Government nor National Lottery funding. Our next Coffee Morning will be on March 21
st and the charity to
benefit from any donations will be WaterAid. We take for granted that we have clean water but there are millions out there, particularly in Africa, who have no access to safe water and sanitation, one of life’s most basic human needs. The work that WaterAid does is lifesaving. Future dates: April 18
th, May 16th
at the usual time between 10.30
am and 12 noon in the Village Hall. All welcome! RH
______________________________________________________ ‘WORDS’, the inspirational poem written by Harry Pendleton’s grand-
daughter, Hannah, was printed in last month’s magazine. Unfortunately,
its final ‘punch line’ was missing for some reason. It is a tribute to her
grandmother, Wendy, who died in December. So Harry has agreed that it
should be put in this magazine once more, because without the punch line
the poem loses its significance. So here it is! RH
WORDS
If your eyes can see beauty in the ugliest of faces,
And your hands can paint it with the freest of precision
She’s there smiling.
If your ears can hear truth, in words no one else believes,
And you can make others hear it too,
She’ll be there, eyes bright.
If your heart can love, even when everyone around you is cold and frozen,
And you can share it without diluting it,
She’s there, holding your hand.
If you can believe in true equality,
Though we live in a world of discrimination and lost hope,
She’s there, believing in you.
If you can reach for the skies,
When all you’ve ever been told is that you’ll never fly,
She’s there, to be your wings.
If you can always give,
Even after you’ve given your all,
She’ll be there, to lend you what you need.
And she wouldn’t want me to say this, because she was humble right
through the middle,
But if I am ever half the person she was,
I know she’d be proud of me.
THORPE CHURCH PANCAKE SUPPER On Shrove Tuesday evening a pre-Lent feast was enjoyed by about 44 Thorpeans, consisting of 200+ savoury and sweet pancakes with a variety of fillings. Some ate only one or two whereas double figures were achieved by some of the young (and not so young!). Anyway the average consumption was 4.54545 each! That it was a thoroughly enjoyable evening was confirmed by the reluctance of people to go home! Thanks are due to Will & Sue Smith for spearheading the evening and also to the many others who so willingly helped in cooking the pancakes and in all the other jobs. Shrove Tuesday, Ash Wednesday, when Jack went to plough, His mother made pancakes, she didn’t know how. She tossed them, she turned them, she burned them quite black, She put in some pepper and poisoned poor Jack. As yet (48 hours later) no ill effects reported. DSH
Tissington NOTES FROM THE HALL MARCH 2011
OIL THEFTS
Some tanks have seen their oil reserves ‘gone missing’ from various tanks
around the village. Please be vigilant and lock up your oil as it is worth a
considerable value to the more nefarious in the neighbourhood.
OLD COACH HOUSE TEAROOMS
After an exhaustive six week renovation programme the Tearooms will be
open for business again from Saturday 3rd
March. We have added two
extra loos (at considerable expense) and a larger kitchen. The Coffee offer
is now exhaustive and will rival other local café experiences. Please do
visit and I offer a complimentary cup of tea or coffee to all Tissington
residents before the end of March. Ask Sally inside for details.
Main gates entrance at Tissington Safety
The Traffic Officer team have mentioned to me that a great deal of drivers
are ‘cutting the corner’ and entering the main gates at an angle making it
almost impossible for westward vehicles exiting the Village! Please only
turn right into the Village at 90degree right angles as this will make the
exit MUCH safer!! The Estate is still in negotiation with the authorities
about moving the gates back but more conversations need to be
undertaken.
Beech Tree at Beech Cottage
Sadly British Telecom have delayed the process of cutting these tress back
over the last few weeks. It is hoped that Ben King and his team can finish
the job in the next few weeks. Residents might like to know that the Estate
have planted many trees recently to make up for the loss of these
magnificent specimens.
Well Dressings 2012
Dates for this year are May 17- May 23 2012 with the Preacher being
Canon Andy Broom at the Service of Blessing on Thursday 17 May.
Sir Richard
250212
TISSINGTON VILLAGE HALL
At present the village hall resembles a building site, but Sam and his team are making good progress and the work should be finished for 1 April. You will no doubt be pleased to learn that the Trustees have found the money to have central heating installed, so there should be no worries about being cold next winter! Sally Rowe Secretary
Tissington Pre-School has been operating in the Bluebell Suite, Bluebell Inn, Tissington for about 18 months now. We are able to transform the room into a warm and inviting place for children to learn and be cared for from 2 years old up until they start school. We now need to fill the following position: Position Vacant Pre School Deputy Leader Tissington Pre-School is recruiting a Deputy Leader to assist in the running of the Pre-School. Applicants must hold a qualification which is a minimum of NVQ level 3 in childcare or associated qualifications, it would be preferred if applicants have experience in a Pre-school setting. Normal working hours will be Monday and Thursday 8.45am till 12.45pm, term time only. To apply please send your current curriculum vitae to [email protected]. Closing date for applications is 20th March 2012.
TISSINGTON AND LEA HALL PARISH COUNCIL
Minutes of the meeting held on 12th
December 2011 at Tissington Village Hall
Present: Chris Carr (Chair), Stuart Naylor, George Maxwell, Sir Richard Fitzherbert
Apologies: Donald Keyworth, Kate Cleverly
Clerk: Joanne Poitevin.
Declaration of member’s interest: Sir Richard Fitzherbert.
Minutes of the meeting on 10th
October 2011 were circulated and signed as correct. To be sent
to the parish magazine.
Matters Arising:
Parking behind Kindergarten: The councillors deferred this issue until after winter.
Drains Village pond area: This is still not resolved, the clerk had not had a response from the
council, and the councillor’s asked the clerk to chase this through.
Trees on 515/pot holes rakes lane: To be postponed until next spring.
Church Fete: Unfortunately Ashbourne Town Band are not available for this date, and therefore
Osmaston Wind Band has been provisionally booked.
Finance:
The table below defines finances for Oct/Nov presented to the councillors:
Date Chq
No
Item description In Out Balance
4th
Oct Opening Balance £2782.86
20th
Sept 264 Void Cheque written wrong amount Nil Nil
20th
Sept NA Parish Wedding Collection Cash £675 £3457.86
20th
Sept 265 Crown Derby Parish Wedding
Collection
£675 £2782.86
21st Oct 269 Audit Commission Fee £60 £2722.86
31st Oct 270 C Challinor Playing Field Maintenance £264 £2458.86
30th
Nov 271 Clerks Wages £160.19 £2298.67
30th
Nov Closing balance £2298.67
Note: The item printed in red denotes checks that may have not yet been cashed or money received.
The clerks invoice was approved and signed, as were the above accounts.
Cheques presented for signing included
o Playing field maintenance £264.00 (second & final instalment) as above.
o Clerks wages £160.19 as above.
o Audit commission fee £60.00, as above.
Reimbursable Expenditure: Playing Field Maintenance, a new quote for playing field
maintenance was agreed by the councillors for £450 + vat from Cyril Challinor. The
reimbursable amount claimed is capped at £447, and VAT is reclaimed separately
Rights of Way Maintenance: Tissington Estate is required to submit the invoice to the
Parish Council for this grant.
Bank Authorisation for Cllr Keyworth: The form needs to be passed to Cllr Keyworth
to organize signature authority for the parish bank account.
Precept
The Councillors were presented with the documentation for the Parish Precept forms
for 2012/2013. After consideration it was agreed not to increase the Precept
requirement from last year. The Councillors decided that £2400 should be claimed
to cover the financials for next year. Forms will be returned immediately by the
clerk.
Planning Application:
Coach House Tissington 1049: Approved, The council had no objections
Brook Wood Farm Fenny Bently 1039: Approved, The council had no objections.
Shardaroba, Woodeaves, Fenny Bently 1177: Ongoing, The council had no
objections.
The clerk was requested to return all appropriate forms to the planning agency.
Tissington Parish Business:
Tissington Playing Field Contract: The 3 year rental contract for the playing field
from the Tissington Estate is due for renewal. Considering the recent disbanding of
the youth club, the councillors agreed that the playing field should remain for the
present time. The contract was signed in the presence of the councillors by
Chairman Christopher Carr, and countersigned by the clerk. It was agreed that the
perhaps the usage of the field should be measured. Sir Richard added that if the
council should decide that the field was not used enough to warrant retaining it, the
estate would not have a problem with the field returning to normal usage.
TMP (Tissington Traffic Management Plan)
The estate is still in the process of discussions with the National Park. An update
will be issued when plans are more substantial.
AOB
Sir Richard thanked the parish for the wedding presents received by Lady Fitzherbert
and him.
Chris requested ideas to celebrate the Queens Diamond Jubilee next year. Sir
Richard mentioned the ‘Big Lunch’, and the Beacons. The Beacon would be lit on
Hunger Hill in the village.
Chris asked Sir Richard, to request the District Council to sweep the village streets,
as this had not been done as usual before Well Dressing.
Date of next meeting: Monday 16th
April 2012 AGM & General Meeting, All Welcome Monday 25
th June 2012
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Readers:
Mrs Faith Hanson 350412
Miss Ros Hunt 350221
Churchwardens:
St. Michael’s, Alsop Mrs Caroline Gordon 390651
Mr William Bunting 390329
St. Edmund’s, Fenny Bentley Vacant
Vacant
St. Peter’s, Parwich Mr Martin Compton 390529
Mrs Helen Pitts 390362
St. Leonard’s, Thorpe Mr Clarke Lomas 350265
Miss Ros Hunt 350221
St. Mary’s, Tissington Mr David Walker 390075
Miss Ann Unwin 350732
Services for March up to Easter
March 4th
– 2nd
Sunday of Lent
Alsop no service
Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm ‘Exploring Christianity’ Revd A Larkin
Parwich 11.00 am Mattins Mr K Stone
Thorpe 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
Tissington 11.00 am Family Service Revd A Larkin
March 11th
– 3rd
Sunday of Lent
Alsop 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
Fenny Bentley no service
Parwich 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
2.30 pm Methodist Service Sister M Wilde
Thorpe 11.00 am Mattins Miss R Hunt
Tissington 9.30 am Mattins Miss R Hunt
March 18th
– 4th
Sunday of Lent (Mothering Sunday)
Alsop 11.15 am Mothering Sunday service Revd A Larkin
Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Mothering Sunday service Revd O Post
Parwich 10.00 am Mothering Sunday service Revd A Larkin
Thorpe 11.00 am Mothering Sunday service Miss R Hunt
Tissington 8.00 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
10.00 am Methodist Service Mr P Dawson
March 25th
– 5th
Sunday of Lent
Alsop 11.15 am Mattins Mr K Stone
Fenny Bentley no service
Parwich 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
2.30 pm Methodist Service Mr J Lowe
Thorpe 11.15 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
Tissington no service
April 1st – Palm Sunday
Alsop no service
Fenny Bentley ‘Exploring Christianity’ Revd A Larkin
Parwich 6.30 pm Evensong Mr K Stone
Thorpe 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
Tissington 11.00 am Family service Revd A Larkin
April 5th
– Maunday Thursday
Parwich 7.30 pm Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
April 6th
– Good Friday
Thorpe 1.00 – 3.00 pm ‘Reflections’ with Holy
Communion from 2.15 pm Revd A Larkin
April 8th
– Easter Sunday
Alsop 7.30 pm ‘Easter Praise’ Revd A Larkin
Fenny Bentley 3.30 pm Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
Parwich 11.00 am ‘Easter Praise’ joint with
Methodists Revd A Larkin
Thorpe 10.30 am ‘Easter Praise’ Mrs F Hanson
Tissington 9.30 am Holy Communion Revd A Larkin
