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Mandy's Musings

 

I recently lost an earring. It was a small piece of jewellery, not very expensive, but  important enough to have me hunting around for it under every cushion and blanket trying to work out where it could have gone. I don't have many pairs of earrings for this exact reason - that I often end up losing one of the earrings and therefore can't wear them again. It's a very frustrating trait of mine and it also creeps into the 'loss' of other items - car keys, house keys, phones, purses etc. The worst case I have had was when, many years ago, I lost my car keys in the middle of the town centre in Northampton. I had to call the AA to get me home and then a friend took me back the next day and helped me to re-trace my steps. I went in and out of various shops asking if anyone had handed in any car keys. Eventually, by some small miracle, they had been handed in at one of the shops and I retrieved them. Certainly it was a case of 'what was once lost, has now been found'! I am always inspired by Jesus' story of the woman and the lost coin. Never mind the nine coins she already had, she searched her house from top to bottom until she found the tenth coin and then said 'rejoice with me for I have found the valuable coin that I had lost!' It is a picture of God's love and fastidiousness with us, that He never gives up on us and is so happy and joyful when we have been found and want to be with Him. I am glad God never gives up on me and determines to stay with me even when I lose my way and am helpless. He always finds me and brings me back to a good place so that I can start again and be restored. .... and by the way, I did find my lost earring... under the dog's bed!

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Every blessing,

Mandy

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Benifice Administrator

Here in the Benefice of Harston, Hauxton and Newton we are looking for a Parish Administrator to support our vicar in the Christian mission, worship and activities of three Church of England parish churches.

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Ride and Stride 2025

Saturday 13 September

 

Ride and Stride is the original mass fund raising event linked to the Cambridgeshire Historic Churches Trust and has a history dating back some 40 years. Money raised from the Ride & Stride event funds a substantial part of the annual grants budget of the Cambridgeshire Historic Trust helping churches across the county with essential repairs and improvements.

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Come and Sing Evensong

From 2.30pm, Saturday 27 September

All Saints’, Harston

Directed by Luke Fitzgerald, Director of Music at Pembroke College.

 

2.30pm Rehearsal and tea

6pm Evensong

 

Introit: Amy Beach Peace I leave with you
Preces & Responses: Ayleward
Psalm (setting for the day)
Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis: Stanford in B flat
Anthem: Elgar Fear not O Land
(all music will be provided)

 

No previous experience necessary. All ages are welcome.​

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Coffee and Chat

7.45pm, Thursday 25th September

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10, The Limes, Harston

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Join us this month as we discuss some poetry over coffee.

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Harvest Festivals

 

Join us to celebrate a traditional Harvest with gifts of food brought to our services to support local charities.

 

 

28th September, Hauxton. Supporting Jimmy’s Cambridge.

 

5th October 5th, Harston. Supporting Harston Food Hub.

 

12th October, Newton. Supporting Cambridge Women’s Aid.

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Food Hub

Wed & Sat 11.30-1.00pm in Harston Baptist Church email: harstonfoodhub@gmail.com

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Harston Community Foodhub has two separate sections that operate in different ways and have different aims.

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FOOD BANK
The ‘Food Bank’ provides emergency food support to residents of Harston and the surrounding villages (mainly Hauxton, Foxton, Newton, Haslingfield, Barrington and Shepreth). It is part of a network of food banks that operate in South Cambridgeshire. Bags of non-perishable food are made up using food donated or bought with donations. Support from the food bank is intended to help people through a crisis.

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FRESHFOOD LARDER
The ‘Fresh Food Larder’ distributes fruit, vegetables and bread and is part of an initiative that helps to avoid food waste. Donations of surplus stock are picked up from local supermarkets and farm shops by volunteers (often the night before) or brought in by local growers. Whilst much of the food is collected by people visiting the food bank, food from the fresh food larder is available to everyone no matter where they live or the circumstances they are in.

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Trumpington Memory Cafe

Every third Wednesday of the month,10am-12 noon at The Pavilion, Paget Road, (opposite Anstey Way), Trumpington, Cambridge, CB2 9JF

Run jointly by Trumpington Parish Church and the Rotary Club.

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A place where people with varying forms of memory loss can visit with their carers and support each other and have fun. Call 01223 840268 to book a place and please give your name(s).

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Free admission to Ely Cathedral

All electoral roll members are eligible for a free pass to Ely Cathedral. If you would like one, please fill in this form and ask Mandy or a churchwarden to sign it. You can then present the form at the Cathedral to get your pass. 

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