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Showing posts with label All Saint's Church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label All Saint's Church. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Oakham Town Council, Annual Public Carol Concert, All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland

Oakham Town Council, Annual Public Carol Concert, All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland





















The public are invited to the Town Councils annual carol concert

Thursday 18th December 2014

7.30pm

Carol's and nine lessons

followed by free wine and mince pies.

Saturday, November 08, 2014

All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland County Remembrance Service, Followed by Wreath Laying at War Memorial




All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland
County Remembrance Service,
Followed by Wreath Laying at War Memorial

2:30pm

Sunday 9th November 2014

There will be a parade from the Market Place from 2pm
and again after the wreath laying the event will end
around 3.30pm During the parade there will be town
centre road closures.

 
 

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

All Saint's Church, Church Street, Oakham, Rutland, Photograph



All Saint's Church, Church Street,  Oakham, Rutland, Photograph

Wednesday, January 08, 2014

All Saint's Church, Church Street, Oakham, Rutland, Photograph



All Saint's Church, Church Street, Oakham, Rutland, Photograph

Friday, October 25, 2013

All Souls' Service, All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland



All Souls' Service

Annual service to remember all those who have died.

Names of loved ones departed that you would like to be read out during this service can be added to the list, which is available for a few weeks beforehand on the table by the South Door at All Saints Church Oakham.

If a member of our ministry team conducted the funeral within the last 3 years, their name will automatically be included.

Saturday 2nd November 2013 at 12:00 PM for 1 hour

Friday, December 21, 2012

The Tory Party at Prayer, All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland

The Tory Party at Prayer, All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland

Last night saw the Rutland Tory Party turn out in force, at what is billed by Oakham
Town Council as the Town Carol Concert, despite the Vicar back in 2005 telling
Mr Beech the council was not welcome at his church.


The  Church of Engalnd News and Rutland Mecury reported: The vicar of All Saints Church in Oakham has banned the town council from holding its carol concert in the church.

The Rutland Mercury always a big supporter of the Tory mob said:

And the parish will be out of pocket because of the decision.

I cant see how? because the church was never paid and when I was a town councillor I remember
seeing a more recent letter from the vicar telling the council the costs of holding the event were
too high. That was after Mayor Cllr Sharon Spencer held her concert in the church once the collection
was split between the church received £50. I should think it will be the same for last night as many
who scoffed mince pies and downed free wine avoided the collection plate on the way out.


Back in 2005 The Rev Lee Francis-Dehqani said he is happy to accommodate a carol service, but not a carol concert, and says events which do not have religious elements are best held at a secular venue.

Remembering this the Mayor Cllr Dewis threw a few lessons and a blessing from the Tory Leader of Prayer The Rev Canon  Lee Francis-Dehqani

Back in 2005

Mayor Paul Beech said he was dismayed by the decision and says he hopes Mr Francis–Dehqani will change his mind.

I am sure the Town Council using public money to service the clock belonging to private
property has helped with the return of the concert to the church, last year Mayor Cllr Lucas
hired the Castle, it was less formal and enjoyable and most of the mob failed to turn up.

Last night Mr Paul Beech the disgraced former Councillor, bully and thug enjoyed a reserved seat with his good wife, Mr Beech has not been a Councillor since 2007 he has enjoyed partaking in council affairs since then. Rutland County Council highly recommend his B&B to temporary staff, who soon move out and he and his wife's catering company interests are often used by the council with little or no consideration of other companies.


Mr Beech right remembrance Sunday 2012 (£80 fine) Last night he smile with a cheesy grin.

Back in 2005

Mr Beech said: ''I'm disappointed that we are not going to be able to hold the concert in the church, mainly because of the amount of local people that have enjoyed it over the years.

It is very hard to find an ordinary residents who attend this event and over the years of observing you
can even work out the small split amongst those who control are local governance by their presence
or lack of it.

This year saw the boozy side of that group attend.

Significantly From Roger Begy downwards,  My deluded , lying Tory Councillor Gene Plews and his wife.

Two fingers Beech and former Cllr Tyers

 
Sue Tyers Former Councllor and Primary School Governor

Inspector Johnny Johnny Monks a big supporter of the Rutland Tories
said Mrs Tyers being filmed by ex mayor Jim Harrison exposing her
dignity in the street drunk at 10.00 am was not offensive or unacceptable
behaviour for a school governor and to think a nearby force just sacked an
Inspector for posting his penis on his girl friends Facebook page.
So maybe standards are starting to improve. when our dignitaries publish
their antics on You Tube in future Leicestershire Police might not find it so acceptable.

Back to the service it was fairly well attended, I am sure we will read  the
usual exaggerated account of events in the Rutland Times from our Mayor.
Alf Dewis (Standing room only that sort of little fib he can't help using)

I decided to arrive 30 minutes early and sit out of the way. Twice I was approached
by the church warden and told there will be no photography permitted tonight.

I spoke to the vicar, although I had not intended to photograph during the service.
His response was the church was owned by him and the church wardens and as
there were a few people attending tonight who don't like me he was insisting I
obeyed his request or he would ask me to leave and if I did not leave he would have
me removed from his private property the church.. It's always nice to meet the friendly
caring parish priest. At this point I said Father I would have expected a little more
compassion form a man in your position, by that  I was not expecting him to permit
photography. He knows what I mean. I hope he remembers his description of his
church when he and his wardens approach the town council begging for tax payers
money next year for the servicing of their clock.

Whilst outside Inspector Mystry arrived unlike in the past he recognised my presences.
Which was a pleasant change.

I decided, I would listen to the service outside and return inside for the
reception.

As one would expect from at any local Tory freebie, the wine was flowing in tacky
plastic beakers. Drinking stations were set up at in the North, South and West of the
Church,

I passed Cllr Plews, he was taking an interest in my mobile phone I was holding, possibly
worried I was recording his lies? I was only showing shocked church officials the photograph
of the respectable Mr Beech.

I passed Cllr Roger Begy, not looking his best as always, I politely greeted him and
was ignored.

I spoke with a retired clergy man, who said "When I had my church, I had a rule
at Christmas, drunks left their glasses and bottles outside the church door"

Another church official said I am a lefty, it stinks in here tonight. I am assuming a lefty is
not a Rutland Tory? because he added he hated Begy rather a strong word to use in church.

I am so pleased the real parish services at Christmas are not attended by many of the rotten borough
controllers..The real decent residents of Oakham are much more dignified and welcoming.

There were of course a handful of those people there last night including the Lord Lieutenant
and his wife.

On my way out the Parish clerk staggered into me looked at me a grunted, no manners!

Friday, September 21, 2012

Town Carol Concert, Oakham Town Council, All Saint's Church, Oakham, Rutland

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Town Carol Concert, Oakham Town Council

Thursday 20th December 2012

at 7.30pm

All Saint's Church Oakham

The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols is a format for a service of Christian worship celebrating the birth of Jesus that is traditionally followed at Christmas. The story of the fall of humanity, the promise of the Messiah, and the birth of Jesus is told in nine short Bible readings from Genesis, the prophetic books and the Gospels, interspersed with the singing of Christmas carols, hymns and choir music.

The format was based on an Order drawn up by Edward White Benson, later Archbishop of Canterbury but at that time Bishop of Truro, in Cornwall, for use on Christmas Eve (24 December) 1880. Tradition says that he organized a 10 pm service on Christmas Eve in a temporary wooden shed serving as his cathedral  and that a key purpose of the service was to keep men out of pubs on Christmas Eve.

The original liturgy has since been adapted and used by other churches all over the world. Lessons and Carols most often occur in Anglican churches, but also in some Roman Catholic, Lutheran parishes, and Presbyterian institutions. However numerous Christian churches have adopted this service, or a variation on this service, as part of their Christmas celebrations. In the UK, the service has become the standard format for schools' Christmas carol services.

The best-known version is broadcast annually from King's College, Cambridge, on Christmas Eve. It features carols sung by the famous Choir of King's College, Cambridge. Groton School of Groton, Massachusetts, has performed the festival longer than any institution other than King's, holding its first Lessons and Carols in 1928.

The Mayor  Cllr Dewis say all are welcome

the church is providing refreshments 




Friday, December 30, 2011

All Saints Church Oakham Looking Festive Photographs

All Saints Church Oakham Looking Festive Photographs





Wednesday, December 07, 2011

Christmas Eve, Midnight Mass, All Saints Church, Oakham, Rutland, Nine Lessons & Carols, Crib Service, Christmas Day

Christmas Eve, Midnight Mass, All Saints Church, Oakham, Rutland, Nine Lessons & Carols,
Crib Service, Christmas Day:

Sunday 18th December 2011

6.00pm Service of Nine Lessons and Carols


Saturday 24th December

4.00pm Crib Service

11.30pm Midnight Mass


Sunday 25th December 2011, Christmas Day

8.00am Holy Communion

10.00am Pariish Communion with Carols

The will be Christmas services in local Rutland villages.
For details please contact the church office.

01572 724007

Christingle Service All Saints Church Oakham Rutland Chruch of England

Christingle Service All Saints Church Oakham Rutland  Chruch of England

Sunday 11th December 2011

4.00pm

This years Christingle will be held at 4pm on Sunday 11th December. ALL are WELCOME - bring your friends!
This is a lovely service which brings together children and families to celebrate the Christmas message.

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Click here to find out more about the meaning of the Christingle.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Bollards I mean Thank You Oakham Town Council


Bollards I mean Thank You Oakham Town Council, after three years of intense debate members of Oakham Town Council decided to fit bollards to stop further damage to grave stones in the All Saints Church Yard.

I can only assume their friends have now made alternative parking arrangements.

Oakham School were also contributed towards the damage and other members of the public. Along with the clergy who now park in the keep clear bay outside the church.

Interestingly Fords conducted a funeral at the church this week and there was no space for the hearse. The space was occupied by two small cars displaying typed cards Oakham Team Ministry. It is clear they have not made alternative arrangement's for parking off the graves.

The clergyman was spotted sweet talking the parking enforcement officer into not giving him a ticket. I wont  name him as he is probably a bit poor on his church pension and I don't know if he is given his ash cash to pocket (this is what the clergy call the fee they receive from the undertakers billed to families of the bereaved for conducting the service) If he does I think he could really afford the fee RCC charges to park just across the road.

Sunday, November 07, 2010

Poor Man All Saints Church Oakham


The Church Teaches the poor black man will go to heaven
is this why young rich people are racist in 
Oakham?

6 Nov 2010 ... Teenager was victim of racist attack in town. 
AN 18-year-old man was punched and racially abused in Oakham's High Street.





Saturday, October 09, 2010

Ring and Sing All Saints Church Oakham



Tonight was Cllr Joyce Lucas's Charity Event, I would mention the charity but I wont because she does not want publicity depsite littering the town with posters all ink run for weeks.

She also banned me from taking photographs.

Coffins Diverted at All Saints Church Oakham

Coffins Diverted at All Saints Church Oakham


Due to the £20,000 works creating disabled access to the west entrance of the church.