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Conundrums!

The vicar is delighted to provide you all some interesting conundrums and misdemeanors for your delight.  Find out more below................

Photo shooting can be quite a trial if we are daft enough to allow our hand reared cockatiel, Pebbles, have free range whilst we do so.

This is the photo shoot of our little flower box with Ambrose and Alice taken for our Mothering Sunday page 2008.

It is interesting as you can see how big Pebbles is next to our tiny dolls and flower box!

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Can anyone work out WHICH page this picture has been taken from?

Once you have worked out which event this photograph was taken at can you see that something is not quite as it should be!

You will have a clue when you scroll down to the next picture......

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WHO have we got here in the church?  It is actually Sarah!  Sarah doesn't look very happy because the vicar told her off for putting the hymn board up on the wall all wonky AND leaving Easter hymns on the board ever since Easter Day!

As a penance she has been told by the vicar that she has to straighten it out and pick some suitable hymn numbers to reflect her contrition!  You can see she has done the work but does she look happy about it?

All the numbers have been taken out of the hymn book, Ancient and Modern Revised.

If you do not have a copy of the hymnal we have included the titles below.

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The boys can be seen here in a rather "guilty" pose!  

*The question is, are the boys innocent?   Is only one guilty?   Were they really trying to rescue Nunc from the cat or was it pure mischief?   Whatever the case, poor pussycat :-)

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* The Sunday School children have been learning about Pentecost in preparation for Pentecost Sunday ... but one (who shall remain nameless!!) has taken the idea of the Pentecost dove too seriously - with results that won't please his mother one bit!    He seems to be holding the dove
very gently however, he obviously loves birds.  

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*Now WHAT is this all about?  Looks like our two pet birds have got in on the act.

(thanks to Lorna our dear Aussie friend who created this photo for us - be assured our late hen cockatiel, Cheeky and late budgie, Bobby-Joe, did not really get married in our little church!)

 

 

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  • John Cheal, who made our eagle lectern, paschal candle and tea trolley, noticed that the hymn board was wonky for quite some time and was very keen for me, Sarah, to rectify it.  I had to go in to the church myself to do this job and was not well pleased - hence the pout!.  Isn't it amazing what digital trickery on the computer can produce?!

  • The hymn first lines are: 
    3: "Awake my soul"
    (second verse pertinent line is: "redeem my mis-spent time that's past")
    184: "Dear Lord and Father of mankind forgive our foolish ways".
    50: "On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry"
    (second verse pertinent line is: "make straight the way"!)

  • Thanks to Lorna Webb  for providing these three digitally altered photographs and narrative.

 

Collect (Prayer) for 4th May 2008

The Sunday after Ascension Day

O God the King of glory, you have exalted your only Son Jesus Christ with great triumph to your kingdom in heaven: we beseech you, leave us not comfortless, but send your Holy Spirit to strengthen us and exalt us to the place where our Saviour Christ is gone before, who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever.  Amen.

This site is dedicated to Hilary Doreen Davies who departed this life 26 November 2003 aged 71 after 23 years of chronic illness with strokes, cancer and arthritis.  St Hilary's Church is our tribute to a brave lady who was mother to Sarah, Catherine, the late Rachel, the late John and wife to the late Owen Williams Davies.

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