Herald - Issue 480

Page 54 • The HERALD • 18th September 2025 v THE HERALD - Proud to be part of your communityv Yours Faithfully... 2’ high from £640 2’6” high from £775 (Prices inclusive VAT) Installation anywhere in England and Wales Memorials refurbished and inscriptions added Colours and full range of memorials available Bespoke Memorial Jewellery made with Love and Respect for you and your loved ones Telephone - 07879 856552 www.newforestmemorialjewellery.com Also find us on 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 New Forest Funerals A truly independent funeral directors and monumental masons The Waterside’s only independent funeral directors. We will help you create a funeral as unique as the person you wish to remember. From elaborate to simple, or unattended, we will guide you through every step of the way at your pace. We pride ourselves of being able to offer you a fully comprehensive service including: • Funeral pre-payment plans • Memorial masonry • Catering • Funeral stationery • Floristry And being able to give advice on: • Pre-purchasing of graves • Funeral finance options • Claiming from the social fund For 24-hour personal attention from Martin & Mandie, call: 023 8089 0339 Bank House, The Square, Fawley, Southampton SO45 1DD www.newforestfunerals.co.uk The next Herald is out on 9th October Quiet Revival at the 9am from the Parish of Dibden e term ‘Quiet Revival’ refers to a growing interest in the Christian faith across the UK, and we are seeing a de nite increase in numbers at one traditional service in the New Forest. e 9am service at All Saints’ Church in Dibden uses the traditional Book of Common Prayer, and the ancient words, and the spirit of the occasion, are resonating with those who attend. On the rst Sunday of the month, attendances at All Saints’ Church in Dibden are especially encouraging, having grown in the last couple of years. ese days, we o en welcome between 40 and 50 people to the 9am, and recently 55 peopßle arrived to worship on Sunday 3rd August. Church member Ruth Delacour sometimes reads the Bible, and says: “All Saints’ Church is located in Dibden and is a lovely place to visit. Worship has taken place here for centuries; it is the original of our two places of worship in the parish. It is such a joy to see numbers on the rise, with newcomers of all ages joining us on a Sunday morning to worship together. Many have been married or christened here, or know someone who has been. It’s wonderful to see people deepening their connection with the building, with the church through the congregation, and ultimately with God.” ere has also been a steady growth in numbers at the spring and summer a ernoon Songs of Praise services at All Saints’ Church, o en with 50-plus people attending. e Rev’d Ian McGill says: “We recently celebrated the 70th anniversary of the rededication of All Saints’ Church, after it was destroyed by a bomb in World War 2, affirmed as a ‘Joyful Resurrection’! Numbers have not just increased at the monthly 9am in All Saints’ Church, but at St Andrew’s too. We’ve spoken to people who say their faith is being revived, or are coming to faith. This is a wonderful encouragement.” e 9am service is at All Saints’ in Dibden on the first Sunday of the month, and at St Andrew’s Dibden Purlieu on all other Sundays. Credit: Sue Heyworth Cornerstone Open Daily 10am-12noon If you need somewhere to sit, chat and relax with a hot brew. Why not drop into Cornerstone Hythe URC. ey are open every day Monday to Saturday from 10am until 12noon. Co ee or tea and a biscuit are just £1 – and stay as long as you like. Other activities are happening during the week that you may like to join in with. Table Top Sale every other Tuesday 9.30am-12noon (next on Tuesday 30th September); Hythe Active keep-fit on Thursday mornings 10am-11am; ‘Pins and Needles’ knitting group on Friday mornings 10am-12noon. A warm welcome awaits you, just drop in!

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