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The Magazine of
Springwood Road, Leeds LS8 2QA
(Roundhay St John and Roundhay Methodist)
April 2017
The Minister of the
Methodist Church
Revd Dr George Bailey
16 Kingswood Gardens
Leeds LS8 2BT
Telephone – 0113 2662066
The Vicar
of Roundhay, St John
Revd Canon Kathryn Fitzsimons
227 Beech Lane
Leeds LS9 6SW
Telephone – 0113 2256702
Assistant Curate
Reverend Sonia Kasibante
The Vicarage
21 Shakespeare Close
Leeds LS9 7UQ
Telephone 0750 677 8171
www.oakwoodchurch.info
Electrician Minor electrical work.
Extra sockets and
lighting points.
Simply ask for help and advice.
Painter and Decorator
Any internal work
undertaken. Alan Cotter
Telephone 0113 2656995
Mobile 07940814438
If you would like to
advertise in this space
please contact
Sharon on
0781 145 9379 or
Oakwood Travel Ltd
480 Roundhay road
Leeds LS8 2HU
Telephone 0113 2400419
British Rail
91-230646
No: 78984
FLORENCE
HAIR FASHIONS
145 Easterly Road
Leeds LS8 2RY
Difficulties with transport?
Book an appointment
on Thursday or Friday and
we'll collect you from home
and take you back again,
absolutely
free of charge.
Telephone
(0113) 2402556
(appointments not
always necessary)
K S Heating &
Plumbing Services
All Aspects of
Heating and Plumbing
● Boiler Changes ● Cookers
● Gas Fires ● Servicing
● Powerflushing
● Landlords' Safety Checks
● GAS SAFE Registered
300560
Kenneth Sinclair
7 Oakwood Rise
Leeds LS8 2QY
Tel: 01132171604
Mobile - 07903152957
D J B Services Property Maintenance
Repair and Installation
Kitchen and Bathroom Design
and Installation
Plumbing, Joinery, Electrical Roof repairs, Aerials
Fencing, Decking, Paving, Patios
Exterior Painting
No job too small
Friendly Reliable Local Service Free no obligation quotes
Contact David
07736776304 / 0113 2402268 www.djbservices.com
WHITER THAN WHITE
HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES
Offering a variety of housekeeping services, from
making a cup of tea to laundry.
No job is too small.
Fully Insured and Enhanced
DBS Checked
First Aid Trained
14 Barncroft Close, Leeds LS14 1AZ
www.leeds directory.org
www.whiterthanwhite.org.uk [email protected]
07752 130850
0113 2173777
SUMMERS
PLASTERING
Specialising in all aspects of
plastering
Internal, External
and Ornamental
850
Telephone:
0113 2166850
Mobile:
07811674418
Summers Plastering 4 Barlby Way,
Oakwood, Leeds LS8 2PS
MORFITT SHAW Independent
Estate and Letting Agents
Chiropodist Easterly Road
0113 2359760
Just 0.66% to sell your home All properties featured on Rightmove,
FindaProperty, PrimeLocation and other portals
No extended lock in period
Walk through videos & floorplans Accompanied evening viewings
No sale, no charge Free valuations, Owner managed
No termination penalty Tenant finding & referencing Free ads, brochures & alerts
We are not a franchise outlet Speedy marketing
Large buyer & tenant databases 80 Street Lane, Leeds, LS8 2AL
Telephone - 0113 393 0113 www.morfittshaw.co.uk
▪ 8.30 am - 6.00 pm ▪ (including Saturday mornings)
▪ Ground floor premises
▪ Shop front parking ▪ Established 10 years
Reimbursement by Leeds Hospital
Fund (HSA) and other care plans
routine
chiropody
diabetic patients
orthotic
insoles verucca
clinic and
podiatry
CUNNIFFE J & JM
MSSCH MBCHA
129 Easterly
Road
LS8 2TP
SURGERY OR
HOME VISITS
Easterly Road Chiropody
Cunniffe J and M MSSCH MB
129 Easterly Road, LS8 2TP Expert foot care and professional chiropody in Leeds ▪ 8.30 am - 6.00 pm (including Saturday mornings)
▪ Ground floor premises / Shop front parking ▪ Surgery or Home Visits ▪ Established 10 years
▪ Reimbursement by Leeds Hospital Fund (HSA) ▪ and other care plans ▪ Routine chiropody
▪ Diabetic patients ▪ Orthotic insoles ▪ Verruca clinic and podiatry
We advise and treat a wide range of foot conditions. Call us now on 0113 3221079
Electrician Minor electrical work.
Extra sockets and lighting points. Simply ask for
help and advice.
Painter and Decorator Any internal work
undertaken
Alan Cotter Telephone 0113 2656995
Mobile 07940814438
HAIR @ GILDA'S
ANNA GRIFFITH
Hair Stylist
0113 2667891
34 Thorn Lane
Roundhay
www.hairatgildas.com
Thursday Worship
09.15 - 6 April - Morning Prayer
10.30 - 6 April - Holy Communion 09.15 - 13 April - Morning Prayer 09.15 - 20 April - Morning Prayer
09.15 - 27 April - Morning Prayer
O Lord, answer us in the day of trouble,
send us help from your holy place.
Show us the path of life,
for in your presence is joy.
Give justice to the orphan and oppressed
and break the power of wickedness and evil.
Look upon the hungry and sorrowful
and grant them the help for which they long.
Let the heavens rejoice and the earth be glad;
may your glory endure for ever.
Amen
Letter from Kathryn
The daffodils are out, the birds are singing, the grass needs cutting and Easter is nearly here!
What does Easter mean for you? For the Christian Church, it’s the most important festival of the year. It celebrates hope and love. It does not do so in a way that denies the suffering and evil in the world ... the presence of the cross is a witness to that. But the narrative of the resurrection is that suffering and evil do not have the last word. There are many different ways to interpret the resurrection; it is the triumph of good over evil, it is the healing of the relationship between God and humanity; it is the victory of failure; it is mystery. Where do you find yourself?
As I was writing this, I had a phone call from Gipton Children’s Centre asking for a food parcel for a woman and a child. Her husband had an accident, his life support machine is being turned off and she has no money or food.
What does hope mean in this circumstance or the many difficult circumstances we each find our self in at different stages of our lives? Hope is not a false optimism that everything will turn out all right if we close our eyes and pretend the bad things aren’t happening. Hope flickers like the light of a candle in dark times. Sometimes we can’t hold the hope ourselves but need others to do it for us … a very good argument for gathering as church. Hope offers practical help however small and insignificant that may seem.
For me Easter is the rekindling of hope.
At the vigil service in the Anglican tradition, the church is in darkness and the Deacon stands at the back with the Paschal (Easter) candle. The congregation each have a candle that is then lit from the Paschal candle as the deacon carries it from the back to the front of the church and places it in its stand.
For me this is a very powerful symbol of the fragility and the strength of hope.
Whatever your understanding of Easter, may the God of hope bless you this Easter and lead you in your journey of faith and trust.
Oakwood Book Club
We meet at 19.30 in the Church. All are welcome – some have read the book, others want to hear the ideas and then read the book, others want to be part of the conversation
25 April
Jesus for President: Politics for ordinary radicals by Shane Claiborne and Chris Haw led by Lawrence Cockrill. This book thinks creatively about the issues of faith and allegiance.
16 May
Children in the Bible by Anne Richards to be led by Helen Reid. Different insights into the way we think about our children.
13 June
Saving Jesus from the Church by Robin Meyers led by Kathryn Fitzsimons.
Reading the Bible in Lent
Last Session - Monday 3 April 19.00 to 20.00 Mary, Martha and Lazarus – John 11
Final Meeting of Nostalgia Spoken History Group
Food - Thursday 6 April at 13.15 in the New Room
Food affects us all – our likes, dislikes, favourite recipes, family traditions “not like mother used to make”, the stress of cooking meals or persuading others to eat. What about cost, allergies, diets, vegetarianism? Please bring and share favourite recipes and memories.
This is our last meeting of the 2016/17 season and, having met 41 times since October 2013, this will be the last Nostalgia meeting for the foreseeable future. Sadly, the group isn’t viable unless we attract a regular audience of 10 to 15.
Some meetings of our 2016/17 season have been well attended but overall numbers have declined. At our meeting on 3 November we talked about Pets and on 1 December What makes us laugh. With the help of some video footage we soon found out - Les Dawson gurning had us in stitches. We even tried to kill off the audience by showing a scene from The Goodies ‘Ecky Thump!’ which really did make a man laugh so much he actually died. (Fortunately, our audience survived.) On 5 January, a select group of us reminisced Jobs - First, Best and Worst while 2 February saw us sharing experiences of attempting or suffering D.I.Y. at some point in our lives. On 2 March, we had a great time exploring the impact Music has had on us, listening to a wide variety of each other’s ‘Desert Island Discs’ and sharing what these have meant to us.
You have made these meetings possible. We have felt honoured that so many of you have felt able to share memories; and that you brought and showed so many interesting photos, objects and items of personal and local history connected with our huge variety of topics.
For a last chance to experience Nostalgia please come along on 6 April. Everyone is welcome. We are a very relaxed group and people attend whenever they feel like it. We just enjoy ourselves, each other’s company and experiences.
We only ask for donations of £1.00 a meeting towards room hire. Volunteers donate simple refreshments on a rota system.
There is much more about the group at www.oakwoodchurch.info/nostalgia including all of our
past presentations – and of course there is lots more church and local history to browse at
www.oakwoodchurch.info/history
Sharon Donaldson Tel. 0113 2323565 Email [email protected]
19.30 Saturday 4 March
The New Room filled and an attentive audience laughed and wondered at our exploits, asked lots of great questions and generously donated £168.85 towards the work of Oakwood Church at the heart of our local community. Thank you all for giving us the opportunity to share and, through sharing, re-live our happy adventure.
A Brief Summary of Oakwood Church Council Meeting
held on 23 February.
The Church priorities will be reviewed by the Leadership Team and other office holders over lunch after worship on 14 May.
The Leadership Team reported that:
▪ The format of the Broadcast was under review. ▪ There was a vacancy for a steward and a warden from
May. ▪ Oakwood’s twitter feed was proving effective. ▪ This year’s Methodist and Anglican annual meetings
would be joint on Sunday 6 April. ▪ A stewardship renewal campaign was planned for
October.
Uptake of Safeguarding training had been positive but many were still to attend and some DBS checks were outstanding.
The Community Team is arranging a fund-raising Photography Competition on 13 May – watch for more details.
Finance and resources:
▪ PCC finances were tight; reserves would have to be drawn upon.
▪ The Quinquennial Inspection of the property is due imminently.
▪ The New Room had been re-carpeted and the Resources Team was reviewing the recent environmental audit.
▪ There was an initial discussion on potential uses for a surplus balance on the Methodist accounts; the Leadership Team and Resources Team would discuss further and present proposals.
▪ There was an urgent appeal for additional circuit stewards.
A celebration of the Leeds District will take place on 1 July at Lidgett Park prior to the formation of the new Yorkshire (West) District.
Share Jesus event was noted – ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ 25 May, 4 June.
Sonia Kasibante will be ordained as Priest on 24 June at Leeds Minster (please remember Sonia in your prayers).
Churches Together in Gipton and Oakwood matters:
▪ An additional representative from Oakwood would be welcome (only 3 meetings per year).
▪ Lent Lunches will take place throughout Lent at various locations.
▪ Pentecost Praise at St Nicholas Church, Sunday 4 June at 15.00.
▪ Harvest celebration at Epiphany with the Salvation Army Band and cream tea – Sunday 15 October.
Annual Church Meetings
Both the Anglican and Methodist Annual Church Meetings will be held on Thursday 6 April at 19.00 in Church.
All are welcome to receive the financial accounts of the separate churches and to hear about the mission and ministry of the whole church.
on Good Friday (14 April) at 09.30
Continuation of
Lent Reading Programme from John
Saturday 1 April Sunday 2 April Monday 3 April
15:1-17 Rest
15:18-27
Easter Day 16 April
Celebrate!
Meeting Three - 3 April Tuesday 4 April Wednesday 5 April Thursday 6 April Friday 7 April Saturday 8 April Sunday 9 April Monday 10 April Tuesday 11 April Wednesday 12 April Thursday 13 April Friday 14 April Saturday 15 April
16:1-15 16:16-33 17:1-26 18:1-24
18:25-40 Rest
19:1-27 19:28-42 20:1-18
20:19-30 21:1-14
21:15-25
Our
Every Monday during term time
from 10.30 until 12.00
The Monday Cafe is a great place to meet your friends and catch up and make new ones. Anyone and everyone is
welcome, we have homemade cakes, buttered toasted tea cakes and this term by special request we have added
delicious bacon butties.
Oakwood Church Easter Services 2017
PALM SUNDAY - 9 April
08.45
10.15
Holy Communion
All Age Worship
MAUNDY THURSDAY - 13 April
09.15 19.30
Morning Prayers Service of Holy Communion
GOOD FRIDAY - 14 April
09.30 Messy Church 11.20 11.30
Set off on Walk of Witness from Church Act of Witness at Oakwood Clock
12.00 Quiet Meditation and Reflection 12.30 Hunger Lunch in aid of Christian Aid 19.30 Reflective Service
EASTER DAY - 16 April
06.00 10.15
Sunrise Service - Roundhay Park Service of Holy Communion (Junior Church will be available)
Please do join us at any of the above services.
Wetherby Choral Society
presents
Monteverdi - Vespers
Saturday 8 April 2017 at 19.30 at St James’ Church, Wetherby
Conductor, John Dunford
Soloists Rebecca Lea (soprano) and Ildika Allen (soprano)
Matthew Lennox (countertenor) Ronan Busfield (tenor) and Stephen Jeffes (tenor) Alastair Ollerenshaw (bass) and Phil Wilcox (bass)
Accompanied by Wetherby Pro Musica Orchestra
Tickets £15.00 (under 18s free) available:
• by email from [email protected] • by telephone from 0786 045 4894 • from St James’ Church Office, Church Street, Wetherby,
Monday–Friday, 9 am–12 noon (telephone: 01937 583074) • or from members of the Society.
‘This will be one of the most exciting things we have ever done’, proclaimed John Dunford upon introducing Monteverdi’s Vespers to the choir!
It is a first performance for this Society and for nearly all its members. When all of the choir sing together they produce an amazing, almost ethereal wall of sound; when apart, a perfect dialogue.
‘Astonishing to think’, said one chorus member, ‘that this piece was written just over 400 years ago!’ Perhaps close your eyes for a moment as the beautiful verses are passed from one half of the choir to the other, and be transported to where Monteverdi was ‘maestro di cappella’ at St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice.
Easter Table Cleaning
The tables at Church will be cleaned on Tuesday 11 April at 09.30 in the hall.
If you're able to help that would be wonderful, it doesn't take very long and the more people that help the less time it will take. You don't need to bring anything ..... just elbow grease.
Linda Holden
Oakwood Farmers' Market Saturday 16 April
from 09.00 - 12.30
St John's School Easter service will be
at 09.30 on Thursday 20 April.
Weekly Notices
Would anyone out there like to take over the production of the Weekly Notices? If so please see me, ring me on 0113 808 5703 or email me
at [email protected]. I am looking forward to being inundated with offers!!
Thanks, Lynda
Families come along to our Messy Church for an hour and a half of fun, food and fellowship
We usually meet once each month, usually on
Saturday afternoon from 16.00 to 17.30
We start with a variety of messy (and non-messy) activities in the hall, have a short act of worship in the New Room sharing together the good news of Jesus, and then it's back to the hall for a bite to eat.
Activities are suitable for families with children of all ages. Join together in family craft and creative activities with biblical reference.
Enjoy uninterrupted time with your children and meet new people in a safe and friendly environment.
Sessions end with a bring-and-share tea.
Messy Church is free but, if you are able, we would like you to bring a small contribution of food, for example crisps, buns, sandwiches, fruit, etc.
We hope you can join us. It's all about sharing the love of Jesus and having an amazing time together
Saturday Gathering
Alongside Messy Church we run what was previously known as ‘Friday Nite Live’
Children aged 8 to 11 (in school years 4, 5 and 6) can play pool, do crafts, play board games or table tennis mixed with activities and games that explore the Christian faith
For more information contact Jill Fraser - 0113 240 9116 or Fran Bailey - 0113 266 2066
Mary Berry's Simnel Cake Recipe
Ingredients
For the cake:
▪ 175g soft butter or margarine, plus extra for greasing
▪ 175g light muscovado sugar
▪ 3 eggs
▪ 175g self-raising flour
▪ 175g sultanas
▪ 90g currants
▪ 90g glacé cherries, quartered, rinsed, and dried
▪ 30g candied peel, roughly chopped
▪ Grated zest of 1 large lemon
▪ 1 tsp ground mixed spice
For the decorating:
▪ 50 g almond paste
▪ 2 tbsp apricot jam
▪ 1 egg white
▪ Deep 18 cm (7 in) round
loose-bottomed cake tin
Method ▪ Roll out one-third of the almond paste. Using the base of the
cake tin as a guide, cut out an 18cm round. ▪ Grease the cake tin, line the bottom and side with greaseproof
paper.
▪ Combine all the cake ingredients in a bowl. Beat well until thoroughly blended. Spoon half of the cake mixture into the
prepared tin and smooth the surface. Top with the round of almond paste.
▪ Spoon the remaining cake mixture on top and level the surface.
▪ Bake in a preheated oven at 150°C/gas mark 2 for 2¼ quarter hours or until golden brown and firm to the touch.
▪ Cover the top of the cake with greaseproof paper if it is browning too quickly. Leave to cool for 10 minutes, then remove from the tin and leave to cool completely.
▪ Warm the jam and use to brush the top of the cake. ▪ To decorate the cake, roll out half of the remaining almond paste
and use the tin to cut out an 18cm round. Put on top of the jam and crimp the edges. Roll the remaining almond paste into 11 even-sized balls. Place around the edge of the cake, attaching
them with egg white. ▪ Brush the tops of the balls and the almond paste with egg white.
Place under a hot grill for one to two minutes, until the balls are golden.
Christian Aid Week 2017
Nejebar, with her sons Hinayat (left) and Sudai, outside their home in Agios Andreas, Greece
Christian Aid Week:
Standing with Refugees Like Nejebar
Nejebar and her family have fled horrors in Afghanistan, where her husband was threatened with torture and death for being a government worker.
It is better to die in a camp than to die in a war. That’s what Nejebar thinks.
It’s better to travel for months, in rain and snow, with young children. To walk until you injure your feet. To risk your children’s lives in a plastic dinghy. And to leave everything you know behind.
When the alternative is fear and terror, almost anything is better. When the alternative is bombs, bullets and war, almost anything is better.
Fleeing Horrors
Nejebar’s husband Noor was a teacher in Afghanistan. Imagine the horror the family felt when the Taliban announced they would kill anyone, like Noor, who worked for the government. Imagine how they felt when the Taliban carried out that threat on another family member, taking out his eyes before killing him.
Almost anything has to be better than that.
But now they’ve arrived in Greece, all they have is a tent. They have no other protection against wind and rain. There’s no school for their five children. And they have no certainty or clear idea of what will happen to them now. They thought they would stay here for 10 days but it’s already been six months and there’s no end in sight.
Nejebar’s husband Noor describes their initial reaction to arriving in the camp in Greece: ‘It was like suicide for us. But we took the decision that it is better to die here than to die there from war.’
You’ve helped us be there for refugees since 1945. We won’t turn our backs on refugees like Nejebar now.
Christian Aid was set up by British churches in 1945 to support the hundreds of thousands of refugees who had lost their homes and possessions in the Second World War. We launched Christian Aid Week in 1957 to raise funds for vital work like this that was still continuing in the long running aftermath of the war.
For 60 years, tens of thousands of dedicated volunteers have come together for Christian Aid Week each May to raise vital money for those most in need.
Thanks to you, we’ve been there for refugees, providing essential food, shelter and legal assistance. Your support is more vital now than ever. Let’s not turn our
backs on refugees now.
This Christian Aid Week, 14-20 May, our church is continuing to walk with refugees by holding a door-to-door collection. Last year we raised almost £2,500!
We’re not going to turn our backs on refugees now.
Speak to Jeanette Shipley, Telephone 0113 265 0883 to join a team of 25 volunteer collectors.
CHRISTIAN AID WEEK SUNDAY 14 TO SATURDAY 20 MAY
Our Digital World is Ending
Between February 2011 and our final meeting on 22 March 2017, the group met 35 times to air concerns and enjoy presentations, demonstrations and collective knowledge sharing.
We started because some of us had learned to enjoy and exploit the benefits of our digital world but most of us didn’t grow up in one. Some of us were baffled, frustrated and even angered by the deluge of new technology and clunky, seemingly risky, on-line ‘services’ that were being foisted upon us. Or aims were simple:
• To get to grips with digital technologies that can or will make a real difference to our lives.
• To learn enough to feel comfortable ignoring those technologies which need not impact our lives.
We have tackled a huge range of topics - as diverse as digital and cable TV; digital cameras; eBooks; emails, smartphones and tablets; on-line shopping banking and government; safeguarding our files and online presence; preserving memories; social networking; video editing and conferencing; even online project collaboration, writing and publishing.
We began in a limited analogue TV, Windows XP, 2G Mobile world. Six years on we have Google, Apple, Microsoft, Sky and Amazon dominating the world market all selling us ‘fashionable’, hugely powerful and relatively intuitive digital devices and an incredibly wide range of usable ‘Apps’.
Over our last two winter seasons attendance has steadily fallen, suggesting audience members have either found a level of comfort in our digital world, or made rational decisions to opt out of it as much as they possibly can.
The group seems to have run its natural course and, with many fewer than 10-15 attendees at each meeting, it is no longer viable.
It’s been great fun; a genuine pleasure. Thank you all for your support.
And if you get stuck, well you know where to find me…
David Donaldson Tel. 0113 2323565 [email protected]
Library of presentations www.oakwoodchurch.info/ourdigitalworld
The deadline for the May edition of The Broadcast is
Sunday 9 April. The deadline for the Weekly Notices is the
preceding Wednesday of the Sunday concerned.
Please put your items for either of the above in the plastic
pocket labelled The Broadcast and Weekly Notices (by the
pigeonholes in the porch), telephone 0113 8085703 or
email [email protected].
(Please note items for the Weekly Notices can be useful to
remind people of information in The Broadcast and to
publicise last minute arrangements.)
had its own real life ‘Good Samaritan’ experience recently,
when a young man was brought in from the streets in need
of medical attention. Robbed of his money and essential
medication, the man was found beaten and lying dazed in
one of the nearby streets.
Two young passers-by were true ‘Good Samaritans’ and
brought him to the café to ask for help. The Café manager,
Pauline, saw that he needed medical attention immediately
and quickly summoned a taxi, paying for the fare to the
local hospital.
From ‘The Buzz’
http://www.methodist.org.uk/news-and-events/the-buzz
All proceeds to Oakwood Church
We need more donations and offers please!
Oakwood Charity Market will take bids of goods you would like to buy and will take goods/produce you would like to donate for others to buy. Just let us know what you want to get rid of, or what you need/want and we'll advertise it here! All the proceeds of sale will go towards the upkeep of Oakwood Church.
We currently have on offer:
▪ about 20 runner bean poles ▪ a wooden blind (unopened) 155 x 80 cms ▪ lots of chutney ▪ Seville orange marmalade ) £1.50 each ▪ lemon marmalade ) or 4 for £5.00 ▪ blackcurrant jam ▪ 16 volumes of Dickens work - price to be arranged
Donations we would like are:
▪ fruit for chutney or jam ▪ jam jars ▪ large plant pots ▪ a proper gardener (not just a slash and burn man)
For more information please ring or email Martin or Jeanette Shipley - [email protected]
or telephone 0113 265 0883
Thank you.
All Saturday Events (unless otherwise stated)
Date Time Event
20 May 10.00 - 12.00 Coffee Morning in Aid of Martin House
1 July 10.00 - 12.00 Summer Fayre in aid of Thorner Methodist Church Funds
16 September 10.00 - 12.00 Coffee Morning in aid of St Gemma's
Sunday 12.00 Harvest Lunch 1 October for All We Can (MRDF)
18 November 10.00 - 12.00 Christmas Fayre in aid of
Thorner Methodist Church Funds
Please support these events.
We look forward to seeing you!
Oakwood Church...
...is a Methodist – Anglican partnership between
Roundhay Methodist Church and St John’s Parish
Church. All services and activities are united.
The Oakwood Church Council comprises the two
church councils which only ever meet together.
St John’s Parish Church
Vicar:
Revd Kathryn Fitzsimons, 227 Beech Lane, LS9 6SW 0113 2256702
Curate:
Revd Sonia Kasibante, 21 Shakespeare Close, LS9 7UQ 07506778171
Churchwarden:
Miss Anne Bond, 2 Greenview Court, 0113 2663192 Davies Avenue, LS8 1LA
Parochial Church Council
Hon Secretary:
Miss Anne Bond, 2 Greenview Court, 0113 2663192 Davies Avenue, LS8 1LA
Hon Electoral Roll Officer: Mr Peter Oldfield, 23 Oakwood Green, LS8 2QU 0113 2738930
Planned Giving Scheme:
Mr Eric Jones, 30 Oakwell Mount, LS8 4AD 0113 2400918
Roundhay St John’s Church of England
Voluntary Aided Primary School
Head Teacher: Mr Andrew Graham School 0113 2658451
Roundhay Methodist Church
Minister: Revd George Bailey, 16 Kingswood Gardens, LS8 2BT 0113 2662066
Stewards: Mr Alasdair Fraser, Mrs Leanora Rankine, Mrs Christine Stopford, Mrs Anna Sheasby Thomas
Methodist Church Council
Church Council Secretary
Mrs Susan Noble (also Oakwood Church Council Secretary)
Planned Giving Scheme:
Prof Roger Hartley
Applications for banns, baptisms, weddings and funerals
at Oakwood Church, should be to Revd George Bailey or
Revd Kathryn Fitzsimons (see above)
Church Booking Secretary - Linda Holden 0113 231602
Oakwood Church Week by Week (* non-church group)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
09.00-13.15 09.15-10.15
09.00–10.00 10.30-12.00
18.30 18.30 19.00
20.00
09.45-11.30 13.45-14.45 17.45
19.00 19.30
19.30 19.30–21.30
09.30-10.30 10.00
14.00 15.30–18.00 18.30
18.30 18.00
09.15 12.00
18.00 18.15
19.30
10.00-12.00 10.15 14.15
18.30
19.30
09.00-12.00
10.15
20.00
Rhythm Time * Dance Fit *
Pilates* Monday Cafe (Term time only)
2nd Roundhay Brownies Beaver Scouts Men's Fellowship (Snooker)
Scouts
Babies and Toddlers Pyjama Drama 2nd Roundhay Rainbows
2nd Roundhay Guides Yoga Class *
Oakwood Book Group Pilates*
Pilates Indoor Bowling
Men's Fellowship (Snooker) First Class Learning * 10th Roundhay Brownies
Cub Scouts (Powell Pack) 10th Roundhay Rainbows
Morning Prayer Luncheon Club
10th Roundhay Rainbows 5th Roundhay Brownies
5th Roundhay Guides
Baby Bonding* Toddlers Yoga (people with movement
difficulties) * Ju-Jitsu *
The Art Group
Fun Spanish for age 2-7*
Junior Church and Crèche
SYNC [young people in school years 7-13]
Services – April 2017
2
6
9
13
14
16
20
23
27
30
10.15
18.30
09.15
10.30
08.45
10.15
07.30
11.20
12.00
19.30
06.00
10.15
09.15
10.15
18.00
09.15
08.45
10.15
Revd George Bailey - Holy Communion
Branching Out in Praise
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
Revd Kathryn Fitzsimons - Holy Communion
Mrs Catherine Frieze - All Age Parade Service
Revd George Bailey - Holy Co0mmunion
Walk of Witness
Reflective Service
Revd George Bailey and Revd Kathryn Fitzsimons
Roundhay Park Sunrise Service
Revd George Bailey - Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Mr Roger Richardson
Revd George Bailey - Holy Communion and
Healing Service
Morning Prayer
Revd Kathryn Fitzsimons - Holy Communion
Revd Norma Davey - All Age Worship
Monthly
1 / 3 Monday 1 / 3 Wednesday 2 Wednesday
1 Thursday 1 Thursday
2 / 4 Thursday Last Thursday Last Saturday
Saturday monthly
14.00-16.00 20.00 20.00
10.30 13.15
13.00 20.30 ‘ish’ 09.30
16.00-17.30
Royal Voluntary Service * Scottish Dancing Ladies' Evening Club (not Holy Week)
Holy Communion ‘Nostalgia’ Group (Oct-Mar)
Stroke Association * Men’s Meeting at The White House Walkers
Messy Church/Saturday Gathering (dates as announced)
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Group Contacts Last updated 20 March 2017
Monday Pilates (also Wed) Dance Fit
Rhythm Time
Monday Café Oakwood Friendly Group
French Language
Beaver Scouts
2nd Roundhay Brownie Guides Men's Fellowship - Snooker (also Wed)
Scouts
Girls Get Together
Karen Brown Sonja Harper
Elizabeth Hawkhead
Linda Holden Andrew Parkin
Mireille Béguin
Neil Haighton
[email protected] Don Banham
Jonathan Betts
Fran Bailey
0113 293 1602 0758 363 9149
0113 232 8131
0795 663 7375
0113 887 3595 0793 230 4311
0777 964 9901
Please email
0113 265 7813 0113 232 9447
0113 266 2066
Tuesday Babies and Toddlers
Pyjama Drama
Tots Play 2nd Roundhay Rainbow Guides
2nd Roundhay Guides
Yoga (also Fri) Physiotherapist led Pilates
Jeanette Shipley
Sara Hall
Charanjit Patel [email protected]
Kath Morgan-Thompson Brian Urquhart
0113 265 0883
0113 834 6522
0774 650 6499 Please email
Please email
0774 200 8950 0794 099 5561
Wednesday Pilates (also Mon)
Indoor Bowls Kangatraining
Adult Ballet
Men's Fellowship – Snooker (also Mon) First Class Learning
Cub Scouts
10th Roundhay Brownie Guides
Ladies' Evening Club Scottish Dancing
Karen Brown
Philip Rayner Anna Pisák
Sara Horner
Don Banham Dawn Scargill
Jane Whittingham
Joyce Kilvington Dorothy Bampton
0758 363 9149
0113 265 8599 0752 544 0377
0780 909 6408
0113 265 7813 0113 289 2985
0113 268 0922
Please email
0113 265 1582 0113 266 7826
Thursday Luncheon Club
Splat Messy Play Stroke Support
10th Roundhay Rainbow Guides
5th St John’s Brownie Guides
5th St John’s Guides Men's Meeting at the White House
Jeanette Padgett
Arifa Masud John Hart
[email protected] Morris Smith
0113 265 5707
0777 197 8429 0113 240 1445
Please email
Please email
Please email 0113 265 1587
Friday Toddlers Baby Bonding
Yoga (also Tue)
Ju-Jitsu Art
Hannah Laycock Sarah Duckworth
Kath Morgan-Thompson
Sean Cohen Barry Claughton
0113 266 4756 0793 019 4752
0774 200 8950
0797 965 8747 0113 266 7062
Saturday My Spanish Club
Walking
Peggy Pantoja
Morris Smith
0747 416 5473
0113 265 1587
Sunday Junior Church
S.Y.N.C.
Jill Fraser
George Bailey
0113 240 9116
0113 266 2066
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