Page 58 • The HERALD • 22nd June 2023 v THE NEXT HERALD IS OUT ON 13TH JULY v Yours Faithfully... You are invited to BETHANY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Rollestone Road, Holbury Every Sunday, 6.20pm for 6.30pm Christian Worship & Teaching 023 8089 2153 Everyone Welcome Everyone welcome to our Services SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE 10.30AM 1st Sunday of the month Communion HAMPTON LANE, BLACKFIELD SO45 1XA 24” high from £550 30” high from £675 (Prices inclusiveVAT) Installation anywhere in England andWales Memorials refurbished and inscriptions added Colours and full range of memorials available Prayer Labyrinth on Lawn at St Andrew’s A Prayer Labyrinth was recently mown into the lawn outside St Andrew’s Church in Dibden Purlieu for this year’s ‘ y Kingdom Come’ light up the world in prayer, a global wave of prayer between Ascension and Pentecost, from 18th-28th May. Laminated cards with suggestions on how to use the prayer labyrinth were available, as well as a card for young people to try walking the labyrinth - maybe for the rst time ever - and a cushion version for the in rm to trace the route with their ngers. You are warmly invited to St John’s Church for their Patronal Festival on Sunday 25th June, 10.30am. All Age Worship with special guests Praizin’ Hands Puppet Group followed by fun and games in the churchyard, plus a bring and share lunch. Prayer Labyrinth mown into the lawn Prayer Labyrinth 2023 - cushion version Patronal Festival Go along with an open mind to join this Reading Group who read and discuss the Bible together, to form their own opinions about its message. Weekly on Fridays, 7pm to 8.30pm in the Totton and Eling Community Centre. Refreshments available from 6.30pm and further information from Julie: 07779 362358. BIBLE CLUB Soup & Sweet at Trinity Church, Hazel Farm Road, Totton, SO40 8WU takes place on the 3rd Wednesday of the month from 12.30pm to 2pm. For £4 per person you can have soup with a bread roll followed by a sweet and a tea or co ee. Very good value in congenial company – they hope to see you there! SOUP & SWEET TABLE TOP SALES Every 2 weeks on a Tuesday morning from 9.30am to 12noon there’s a great Table Top Sale at Cornerstone Hythe URC in New Road. ere is always a great selection of Electricals, Jewellery, Collectables, Kitchenware, Glassware, Bags, Toys, Puzzles, Bric-a-brac and an extensive library of Paperback Books, CDs, and DVDs. All proceeds go to the Cornerstone Outreach Fund supporting mission and outreach locally, in the UK and overseas. e next sale will take place on Tuesday 27th June. Co ee, tea, and biscuits are always available in the Foyer too! Nursling & Rownhams Community Band at the Nursling Men’s Shed and St Boniface Church Open Day Recently the Nursling & Rownhams Community Band provided the morning music at the Nursling Men’s Shed and St Boniface Church Open Day. ey played a number of popular pieces to an appreciative audience. In the rst half they played Pomp and Circumstance, Danny boy, Imagine, Jupiter, Amazing Grace, Coronation Street and a Phantom of the Opera medley, A er welcome refreshments provided in the Men’s Shed they continued with Pie Jesu, Sweet Caroline, Yesterday, Oom-pah-pah, Memory and nished with e Great Escape. e band welcomes new members and encourages players of all abilities (they don’ t hold auditions) to join to rehearse and play a miscellany of pop medleys, light classics, show tunes and seasonal music. If you are interested, feel free to go along and see how you get on. Please get in touch with Peter Ransom: ransompeter687@gmail.com with your name, the instrument(s) you play, and anything else you consider relevant. ey are always on the lookout for other instruments that need a new home! Please get in touch if you have any instruments that aren’t being used. ey have a Facebook group at Nursling & Rownhams Community Band (www.facebook.com/groups/840853153958283), so why not take a look there where the music they played on the Open Day is available. ey can play short concerts, so interested parties, once again, please get in touch. Do you enjoy helping others, chatting, listening and want to give something back to your community? If you answered ‘yes’ and have a couple of hours a week to spare, Oakhaven Neighbours could be just for you! Neighbours is a free volunteer-led service available to people with life-limiting illness and their families. Neighbours get involved with a variety of things; from picking up prescriptions, light shopping or gardening, providing companionship, in the home, on trips out to the forest or garden centre for a co ee, sometimes to allow a carer to have some deserved respite. A recent example of the impact our Neighbours have: “I took my lady out in a wheelchair lent by Oakhaven; it was the first time she had been out in 6 years, except for within an ambulance! We went for a stroll around her housing estate; she absolutely loved it and was so happy feeling the breeze on her cheeks!! I left a happy lady, and we look forward to going further afield next time!” A Neighbour explains what it means to him: “It has been a privilege to be an Oakhaven Neighbour, and to be able to support those being cared for and their carers. I have found the support I have been afforded exemplary but moreover, the grace and resilience of those being cared for and their families’ truly humbling.” Full training is given with ongoing support, be part of a friendly local team. If you would like to know more about the scheme and becoming an Oakhaven Neighbour, please contact Sara on 07483 956707, email: neighbours@ oakhavenhospice.co.uk leaving a contact telephone number. Being Neighbourly from Oakhaven Hospice
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