Readings Genesis 18.20-32; Colossians 2.6-19; Luke 11.1-13

This week we remember in our prayers
Sunday 29th July Rhode Island - (USA) Bishop Geralyn WolfChurch of North India: Lucknow – Bishop Anil R Stephen
Monday 30th July Newark - (USA) Bishop Mark M. Beckwith
Assistant Bishop of Newark - (USA) Bishop Carol Joy Gallagher
MMA 47 – Heanor
Heanor Corfield C.E. V.C. Infant School, Heanor Mundy C.E. V.C. Junior School
Tuesday 31st July Rio de Janeiro - (Brazil) Bishop Celso Franco de Oliveira
Clergy: Dan Pattimore, Kristy Pattimore. Readers: Mrs A. Turner, Mrs S.L. Clarke. Wardens: Matt Dumelow and Barbara Beck
Wednesday 1st August Rio Grande - (USA) Bishop Dr. Jeffrey Neil Steenson
MMA 54b - Melbourne, Smisby, Stanton-by-Bridge,
Ticknall
Thursday 2nd August Ripon and Leeds - Bishop John Richard Packer
Knaresborough - Bishop James Harold Bell
Clergy: John Davies, Alan Flintham.
Readers: Nicholas Gravestock, David Edwards.
Wardens: (Melbourne) Dr Sheena Wilkins,
Brian Dollamore;
(Smisby) Jeff Barnes, Gary Margerrison;
(Stanton-by-Bridge) Bob Wheat, Howard Jenkins; (Ticknall) Mary Hirst, Ivan Bird
Friday 3rd August Riverina - (Australia) Bishop Douglas Stevens
Church @ Derby South (MMA 55)     Allenton and Shelton Lock
Saturday 4th August Rochester - Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
Rochester - Tonbridge - Bishop Dr. Brian Colin Castle
Clergy: Michael Fenton. Warden: Mrs J Ball
NOTICES FOR THE WEEK
Sunday 29th July - Trinity 8
10.30a.m. United Service - Church Broughton Methodist Church
7.00p.m. Holy Communion - Long Lane
Wednesday 1st August 10.30a.m. Holy Communion - Long LaneNext Sunday - 5th August - Trinity 9
8.00a.m. Holy Communion - Church Broughton
9.30a.m. Mattins - Boylestone
10.00a.m. Family Service - Church Broughton
11.00a.m. Holy Communion - Sutton
11.00a.m. Mattins - Trusley
11.15a.m. Holy Communion - Longford
3.00p.m. Evensong - Dalbury
7.00p.m. Evensong - Long Lane
On  Saturday 8th September
    Bike & Hike
and also Music at Barton Hall

Feline physics
LAW OF CAT INERTIA: A cat at rest will tend to remain at rest, unless acted upon by some outside force, such as the opening of cat food, or a nearby mouse.
LAW OF CAT THERMODYNAMICS:
Heat flows from a warmer to a cooler body, except in the case of a cat; all heat flows to the cat.
FIRST LAW OF CAT ENERGY CONSERVATION: Cats know that energy can neither be created nor destroyed and will, therefore, use as little energy as possible.
LAW OF BAG/BOX OCCUPANCY: All bags and boxes in a given room must contain a cat within the earliest possible nanosecond.
LAW OF FURNITURE REPLACEMENT:
A cat's desire to scratch furniture is directly proportional to the cost of the furniture.
LAW OF PILL REJECTION: Any pill given to a cat has the potential energy to reach escape velocity.
LAW OF CAT COMPOSITION: A cat is composed of Matter + Anti-matter + It Doesn't Matter.
LAW OF SPACE-TIME CONTINUUM: Given enough time, a cat will land in just about any space.
LAW OF CAT OBEDIENCE: As yet undiscovered.
LAW OF LAYING THE BLAME: No matter what you've done wrong, try to make it look like the dog did it.

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The collect and readings are omitted from this electronic edition for copyright reasons. To view the readings click the link
Readings Song of Solomon 3.1-4; 2 Corinthians 5.14-17; John 20.1-2,11-18
This week we remember in our prayers
Sunday 22nd July Raiwind - (Pakistan) Bishop Samuel AzariahHeanor Deanery: Rural Dean: Andy Edmunds, Lay Chair: Norman Stanley
Please pray for the licensing in the Deanery of Dan Pattimore to Langley Mill and Karen Padley to Aldercar
Monday 23rd July Rajasthan - (North India) Bishop Collin Christopher Theodore MMA 46 - Codnor, Horsley WoodhouseCodnor C.E. V.C Primary School
Tuesday 24th July Rayalaseema - (South India) Bishop K B Yesuvaraprasad
Clergy: David Gough, Ken Horleston,
Eleanor Berry. Readers: Christopher
Holden, Jane Holden. Wardens: (Codnor)
Christopher Holden, Mrs M. Bradley;
(Horsley Woodhouse) John Slater, Jack
Clarke
Wednesday 25th July Bishop of Recife - (Brazil) Bishop Sebastiao Armando Gameleira Soares
Assistant Bishop of Recife - (Brazil) Bishop Filadelfo Oliviera NetoHorsley, Denby, Kilburn
Horsley C.E. V.C. Primary School, Denby
Free C.E. V.A. Primary School
Thursday 26th July Rejaf - (Sudan) Bishop Michael Sokiri LugorClergy: Ken Horleston, Derek Beech. Readers: Dr M.D. Jones, D.N. Harris, J.R. Shallcross, S.M. Bridges, Margaret Gwilliam, Jonathan Holt, Dawn Holt, Terry Welch. Wardens: (Horsley)
Mrs J. Vallance, Mrs J. Jones, (Denby) Barbara Flounders, Sandra Curtis
Friday 27th July Remo - (Province of Lagos, Nigeria) Bishop Michael Fape
Ripley
Please pray for the new Curate, Jonathan Brook
Ripley St. John’s C.E. V.C. Primary SchoolSaturday 28th July Renk - (Sudan) Bishop Daniel Deng Bul Yak
Clergy: Andy Edmunds, Christopher Graham, Jonathan Brook. Readers: Marian Brookes, Ann Edmunds, Ross Hutchinson, Jennifer Brearley, Alison Redshaw. Wardens: Monica Staley, Ann Bedford.

Today is the feast of St Mary Magdalene
It is easy to understand the popularity of Mary Magdalene over the centuries: she is the patron saint both of repentant sinners and of the contemplative life.
Jesus drove seven demons from Mary, who came from near Tiberias in Galilee. She became his follower to the bitter end. She followed him to Jerusalem and was present during the crucifixion, standing heart-broken at the foot of the cross. Her love for Jesus did not end there, for she went to the tomb to anoint his body on the Sunday morning.
Such faithful, humble devotion was richly repaid: it gave her a unique privilege among all mankind: she was the first person to whom the Risen Lord appeared on Easter Sunday morning. She thought He was the gardener at first.
Mary Magdalen has sometimes been identified with the woman who anointed Christ’s feet in the house of Simon (Lk 7.37). Over the centuries many artists have painted this scene. Mary Magdalene’s feast has been kept in the West since the 8th century. England has 187 ancient churches dedicated to her, as well as a College in both Oxford and Cambridge.
Jesus loves me this I know
Here is a new version of an old favourite. It is for those of us who have white hair, or no hair at all.
Jesus loves me, this I know,
Though my hair is white as snow.
Though my sight is growing dim,
Still He bids me trust in him.
YES, JESUS LOVES ME... YES, JESUS LOVES ME...
YES, JESUS LOVES ME - THE BIBLE TELLS ME SO.

Though my steps are oh, so slow,
With my hand in His I'll go
On through life, let come what may,
He'll be there to lead the way.

Though I am no longer young,
I have much which he's begun.
Let me serve Christ with a smile,
Go with others the extra mile.

When the nights are dark and long,
In my heart he puts a song.
Telling me in words so clear,
"Have no fear, for I am near."

When my work on earth is done,
And life's victories have been won.
He will take me home above,
Then I'll understand his love

NOTICES FOR THE WEEK
Sunday 22nd July - Mary Magdalene
9.30a.m. Holy Communion - Boylestone
9.30a.m. Matins - Church Broughton
9.30a.m. Holy Communion - Longford
11.00a.m. Holy Communion - Long Lane
11.00a.m. Family Service - Sutton
6.30p.m. Evenson - Radbourne
6.45p.m. Evensong - Trusley
Tuesday 24th July12noon Funeral of Mrs Wallbank - Boylestone
Next Sunday 29th July - Trinity 8
10.30a.m. United Service
          - Church Broughton Methodist Church
7.00p.m. Holy Communion - Long Lane
ADVANCE NOTICE
On  Saturday 8th September
    Bike & Hike
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First Reading Deuteronomy 30.9-14
Alternative First Reading Amos 7.7-17
Second Reading Colossians 1.1-14
Gospel Luke 10.25-37

This week we remember in our prayers
Sunday 15 July
The Most Revd Ignacio Capuyan Soliba Prime Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the Philippines
National Evangelism Officer - (Philippines) The Rt Revd Miguel Paredes Yamoyam
Church of North India: Kolkotta – Bishop P S P Raju
Monday 16 July
Puerto Rico - The Rt Revd David Andres Alvarez-Velazquez
Hadfield, Charlesworth, Gamesley
Tuesday 17 July
Pune - (North India) The Rt Revd Vijay Bapurao SatheClergy: Garrie Griffiths, Carol Price, John Rosedale, Roderick Allard. Minister in Charge: (Charlesworth) Capt. Alan Price CA. Readers: John Roberts, Rob Heeley, Vince Ryder, Mrs J. Prockter. Wardens: (Hadfield) John Lucas, David Mundy, (Charlesworth) Meleta Barlow,
(Gamesley) Michael Copestake
Wednesday 18 July
Busan - (Korea) The Rt Revd Solomon Jongmo YoonMMA 27 – Whitfield, St James and St Luke
Thursday 19 July
Qu'Appelle - (Rupert's Land, Canada) The Rt Revd Gregory Kerr-WilsonClergy: Colin Cooper, Terry Clark. Readers: Stephen Mitchell, A.W. Wilson, G. Wood. Wardens: Mrs J. Wilson, Gill Dawson Friday 20 July
Quebec - (Canada) The Most Revd Alexander Bruce Stavert
Retired clergy (Glossop): Michael Booth, lan Buckley, Harry Callaghan, Maurice Handford, Brian Harris, Kay & Malcolm  Johnston, Mike Royle, Fred Whitehead
Saturday 21 July
Quincy - (Province V, USA) The Rt Revd Keith Lynn AckermanRetired clergy (Heanor): Leslie Hill, Jim Leverton, Cliff Warner

NOTICES FOR THE WEEK
Sunday 15 July -  Trinity 6
8.00a.m. Holy Communion - Sutton
9.30a.m. Mattins - Boylestone
9.30a.m. Holy Communion - Church Broughton
10.00a.m. Family Service & Holy Baptism - Longford11.00a.m. Holy Communion - Dalbury
11.00a.m. Mattins - Sutton
12noon Holy Communion - Trusley
6.30p.m. Deanery Choir Festival - Sudbury
Monday 16 July
8pm Sutton PCC
Wednesday 18 July
10.30a.m. Holy Communion - Long Lane
2.45p.m. Long Lane School Leavers’ Service
6.30p.m. Long Lane Fete - Elms Farm Thurvaston
Thursday 19 July
10am Church Broughton School Leavers’ ServiceNext Sunday 22 July - Mary Magdalene
9.30a.m. Holy Communion - Boylestone
9.30a.m. Matins - Church Broughton
9.30a.m. Holy Communion - Longford
11.00a.m. Holy Communion - Long Lane
11.00a.m. Family Service - Sutton
6.30p.m. Evenson - Radbourne
6.45p.m. Evensong - Trusley

Practise makes perfect
A little girl was sitting on her grandfather's lap as he read her a bed-time story. From time to time, she reached up to touch his wrinkled cheek. Then she would stroke her own cheek. Finally she interrupted: "Grand-dad, did God make you?"
"Yes, dear," he answered, "God made me a long time ago."
"Oh," she paused, "Grand-dad, did God make me too?"
"Yes, indeed, dear," he said, "God made you just a little while ago."
Feeling their respective faces again, she observed, "God's getting better at it, isn't he ?"

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First Reading 2 Kings 5.1-14
Second Reading Galatians 6.(1-6)7-16
Gospel Luke 10.1-11,16-20

This week we remember in our prayers
Sunday 8th July Polynesia - Primate: Bishop Jabez Leslie Bryce
Bishop for the Diocese of Polynesia in New Zealand - Bishop Winston Halapua
Polynesia - Vanua Levu and Taveuni - Bishop Apimeleki Nadoki Qiliho
Polynesia - Viti Leu West - Bishop Gabriel Sharma
Glossop Deanery: Rural Dean: Garrie Griffiths, Lay Chair: Stephen Mitchell
Monday 9th July
Popondota - (Papua New Guinea) Bishop Joseph Kifau Kopapa
MMA 24 - New Mills
Tuesday 10th July
Port Elizabeth - (South Africa) Bishop Nceba Bethlehem Nopece
(New Mills) Clergy: John Baines. Readers: Tom Spires, Fred Robinson, Martyn Long, Thyra Long. Wardens: Peter Harrison, Hazel Hole
Wednesday 11th July
Port Moresby - (Papua New Guinea) Bishop Peter Ramsden
MMA 25 - Hayfield, Chinley, Buxworth
Thursday 12th July
Port Sudan - (Sudan) Bishop Yousif Abdalla KukuClergy: Hilary Edgerton, Simon Cocksedge. Parish Assistant: Andy Walker. Reader: Mary Parker. Wardens: (Hayfield) Anne Carrier, (Chinley w Buxworth) Nicolas Broadhurst, Jim Mason, Jenn Flanagan
Friday 12th July
Portsmouth - (Canterbury) Bishop Dr Kenneth Stevenson
MMA 26 - Glossop, Dinting Vale
Saturday 13th July
Pretoria - (South Africa) Bishop Dr Johannes T Seoka
Suffragan Bishop of Pretoria - (South Africa) Bishop Mazwi Ernest Tisani
Clergy: Martin Loveless, Rod Allard. Readers: Norman Shaw, Derek Turner, Janet Procter. Wardens: (Glossop) Richard and Debbie Fair, (Dinting Vale) Louise Pearce, Kate Gee

Seagull
A father was at the beach with his children when the four-year-old son ran up to him, grabbed his hand, and led him to the shore where a seagull lay dead in the sand. "Daddy, what happened to him?"
"He died and went to heaven," the father replied.
The boy thought a moment and then asked: "Why did God throw him back down?"

NOTICES FOR THE WEEK
Sunday 8th July - Trinity 5
8.30a.m. Holy Communion - Long Lane11.00a.m. Confirmation & Holy Communion - Marston-on-Dove
3.00p.m. Strawberry Tea - Boylestone Village Hall
5.30p.m. Holy Communion - Boylestone
6.30p.m. Evensong - Boylestone
Friday 13th July
7.30p.m. Longford PCC
Saturday 14th July
10.30am Coffee Morning for Dalbury - Laurels Farm, Burnaston (Goodall)
Sunday 15th July
8.00a.m. Holy Communion - Sutton
9.30a.m. Mattins - Boylestone
9.30a.m. Holy Communion - Church Broughton
11.00a.m. Holy Communion - Dalbury
11.00a.m. Mattins - Sutton
12 noon Holy Communion - Trusley
6.30p.m. Deanery Choir Festival - Sudbury

Forthcoming events

Strawberry Tea on Sunday 8^th July at 3.00p.m. in Boylestone Village Hall
Long Lane Church Fete will be on Wednesday, 18^th July

BOYLESTONE, CHURCH BROUGHTON, DALBURY, LONGFORD, LONG LANE, RADBOURNE, SUTTON-ON-THE-HILL & TRUSLEY

Rector: Rev. Michael Bishop, The Vicarage, Chapel Lane, Church Broughton, Derby, DE65 5BB.
Tel. 01283-585296. Email:- rector@longford8.org Fax: :- 0871-7143560
Blog Site: http://churchbroughtonchurch.blog.co.uk/

As the rain pours down outside my window, I say to myself that it must be close to midsummer! This is the half-way point of the year when we have the opportunity of reviewing our progress as (for many) things quieten down for the summer break. Our schools are coming to the end of the school year and for some children it is the time for change – saying goodbye to primary school and looking forward to moving on to secondary education. For others it is time for leaving school and going out into the wider world. In all this change, our prayers are very much needed for the children and for their schools and teachers. We all have so much to thank our teachers for.

For me, there is further reason to be reviewing progress:- I today celebrate 35 years since my ordination as a priest – and need to ask how far I am fulfilling the hopes and prayers in my heart and on my lips all those years ago. I have much to thank God for in all those years – so much has happened to me and in the world in that time. So many things have changed and I find myself facing all sorts of things I never began to imagine at my ordination.

How is your life? How many years is it since you left school or moved into a new phase of your life. How far have you grown in your life. What have been your achievements? What new things is God calling you to today? How can you continue to grow in His service? What is there for you to learn and achieve.

As the old saying puts it, “Today is the first day of the rest of your life”. Pray that God will help you in the days ahead to know that whatever lies ahead you can be sure that He will be with you – stretch out your hand to Him that He may lead you into His future plans for you and all his people.
Michael Bishop

(Rector)

Holy Communion will be celebrated on Wednesday 4^th & 18^th July at 10.30a.m. at Long Lane.

Morning Prayer at 7.30a.m. is normally said daily in church as follows:
Monday Sutton;Tuesday Church Broughton; Wednesday Longford; Thursday Trusley; Friday Boylestone; Saturday Long Lane.

Evening Prayer at 6.30p.m. is normally said daily in church as follows:

Monday Radbourne; Tuesday Boylestone; Wednesday Long Lane; Thursday Sutton; FridayDalbury; Saturday Longford

Confirmation & Holy Communion on Sunday 8^th July at at 11.00a.m. at St. Mary's, Marston-on-Dove

Sunday 29^th July United Holy Communion at7.00p.m. at Christ Church, Long Lane

Deanery Choir Festival on Sunday, 15^th July  at 6.30p.m. at All Saints' Sudbury

SUNDAY READINGS FOR JULY 2007
01/07/07 Fourth Sunday after Trinity

2 Kings 2.1-2,6-14 or 1 Kings 19.15-16,19-21; Galatians 5.1,13-25; Luke 9.51-62

08/07/07 Fifth Sunday after Trinity
2 Kings 5.1-14 or Isaiah 66.10-14; Galatians 6.(1-6)7-16; Luke 10.1-11,16-20
15/07/07 Sixth Sunday after Trinity
Amos 7.7-17 or Deuteronomy 30.9-14; Colossians 1.1-14; Luke 10.25-37
22/07/07 Mary Magdalene
Song of Songs 3.1-4; 2 Corinthians 5.14-17; John 20.1-2,11-18
29/07/07 Eighth Sunday after Trinity
Hosea 1.2-10 or Genesis 18.20-32; Colossians 2.6-15(16-19); Luke 11.1-13

Sponsored Cycle Ride The annual cycle ride in aid of the Derbyshire Historic Churches and Chapels
Preservation Trust will be held on Saturday 8^th September. Sponsor forms will be available soon and helpers will be needed to welcome walkers to our churches.

Children's Workshop
It is hoped to hold a Children's Workshop on Saturday, 13^th October. A meeting to begin planning will be held at 7.30p.m. on Tuesday 3rd July at Osleston House, Osleston (the home of Mrs D. Taylor). Anyone willing to contribute support or ideas will be welcome to attend.

BOYLESTONE St. John the Baptist

Strawberry Tea is on Sunday 8^th July at 3.00p.m. in the Village Hall. The service of Holy Communion will follow in Church at 5.30p.m.
Boylestone Show will be on Saturday 25^thAugust. Schedules are now available from the committee.

Ladies' Group meets on Tuesday, 3^rd July at 7.30p.m..The topic will be “On Trial” led by Sarah Hotchkiss.

Sidesmen July 1^st: Mrs R. Pelly; 8^th Mrs M. Tomkinson; 15^th Mrs M. Wilson; 22^nd Mr J. Oakley

Flowers & Cleaning June 24^th & July 1^st Miss P. Hill & Mrs H. Cockeram

July 8^th & 15^th Mrs G. Owen & Mrs M. Fountain

July 22^nd & 29^th Mrs A. Cantrill & Mrs R. Pelly

CHURCH BROUGHTON, St. Michael & All Angels

Thank you to all who helped or supported the Teddy Bear Parachuting. A total of £229-30 was raised for Church Funds.
From the parish registers
Baptised on 3^rd June Henry Geoffrey Vernon
Married at St. Chad's, Barton Blount on 5^th May John Phillip Campbell & Laura Marie Clarke

DALBURY All Saints
Coffee Morning in aid of Church Funds at 10.30a.m. on Saturday, 14^th July at Laurel Farm, Burnaston (the home of Robin & Jean Goodall)
Services 1^st July NO Evensong; 15^th June 11.00a.m. Holy Communion
From the parish registers
Buried on 20^th June Rachel Mary Gibbon aged 46 years

LONGFORD, St Chad

Longford Church Fete This was held at Longford Grange.  The John Port School Band entertained us with a very good selection of music and the Maypole Dancers from Longford School were there working hard dancing around the Maypole. Many thanks to everyone who helped to make the evening such a success.  A profit of just over £3700 was made towards the church funds.  (Our present running costs, to keep the Church viable, amount to around £215 per week)
Prayer Group
A prayer service for the local community begins at 7.30p.m. on most Wednesdays (except the first Wednesday in each month). It follows a set service sheet and includes the opportunity to wait on God's Holy Spirit, through a short period of quiet reflective meditation.  Anyone interested is invited to contact Bernie or Dave Hales on 01335 330286 for further joining instruction Women's Institute
Tuesday 10^th July  7.30 pm Auntie Viv's Jersey - a talk by Sally Levitt. Refreshments: Betty Smith
Cleaning Rota
7^th July  Mr & Mrs Buckley; 21^st July Mrs Marsh & Mrs Goodall
Sidespersons
1^st Margaret Foot; 8^th Tony Buckley; 15^th Peter Berryman; 22^nd Joan Charles; 29^th John Brown
Coke Educational Charity
Applications are invited for grants from the Coke Educational Charity. Applicants should be under 25, have completed their secondary education and have at least one parent who is resident in Alkmonton, Hollington , Longford or Rodsley.  The grants are towards the cost of further education or starting a career.  Further details are given in notices on the Parish Notice Boards and application forms are available from Roy Hill or the Trustees. Applications must be returned no later than 31^st  OCTOBER.
PCC Meeting on Friday, 13^th July at 7.30p.m. in the Pump House
From the parish registers
Funeral
on 13^th June George Cope aged 79 years

LONG LANE, Christ Church
Sunday 29^th July United Holy Communion at 7.00p.m. at Christ Church, Long Lane
Long Lane Church Fete will be on Wednesday, 18^th July

RADBOURNE, St. Andrew

Radbourne Fete

Thank you to all those whose help and support made the Fete such a success. Approximately £925 was raised

for Church Funds

From the parish registers
Funeral on 4^th June at Markeaton Crematorium

Marjorie Alice Barker aged 98 years
on 6^th June Jean Courtman aged 80 years

SUTTON-ON-THE-HILL, St. Michael

Thank you to all those who helped with or supported the Fete. The proceeds amounted to £2511 (£2150

net).
PCC Meeting in the Village Hall on Monday 16^th July at 8.00p.m..

Civic Service

Councillor Michael Bale is to serve as Chair of South Derbyshire District Council for the forthcoming Civic Year. To mark this, a Civic Service will be held in St Michael's, Sutton-on-the-Hill on Sunday 1^st July at

3.00p.m..
Sidesmen: July 1^st Mr R Bosworth; 15^thMrs E Cartwright; 22^ndMr R .Rowlands

Church Cleaning: Mrs M Warner & Mrs K. Belfield
Church Flowers: July 1^st & 8^th Mrs A. Bassett; 15^th Mrs K. Belfield; 22^nd Mrs M. Bosworth; 
29^th Mrs E. Cartwright

TRUSLEY, All Saints

Services: July 1st 11am Moning Prayer; 15th 12 noon Holy Communion; 22nd 6.45p.m. Evensong

Sidesmen: July 1st Mr S. J. Winfield; 15th Canon M A B Mallender; 22nd Mr A.G. Spall

Altar Flowers: July 1st Mrs M. Lake; 15th Mrs M.A,B. Mallender

Holy Communion will be celebrated on Wednesday 4^th & 18^th July at 10.30a.m. at Long Lane.

Morning Prayer at 7.30a.m. is normally said daily in church as follows:
Monday Sutton;Tuesday Church Broughton; Wednesday Longford; Thursday Trusley; Friday Boylestone; Saturday Long Lane.

Evening Prayer at 6.30p.m. is normally said daily in church as follows:

Monday Radbourne; Tuesday Boylestone; Wednesday Long Lane; Thursday Sutton; Friday Dalbury; Saturday Longford

Confirmation & Holy Communion on Sunday 8^th July at at 11.00a.m. at St. Mary's, Marston-on-Dove

Sunday 29^th July United Holy Communion at7.00p.m. at Christ Church, Long Lane

Deanery Choir Festival on Sunday, 15^th July  at 6.30p.m. at All Saints' Sudbury