Herald - Issue 465

v INDEPENDENT, LOCAL AND PROUD v 24th October 2024 • The HERALD • Page 59 Yours Faithfully... Everyone welcome to our Services SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE 10.30AM 1st Sunday of the month Communion HAMPTON LANE, BLACKFIELD SO45 1XA 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 Bespoke Memorial Jewellery made with Love and Respect for you and your loved ones Telephone - 07879 856552 www.newforestmemorialjewellery.com Also find us on Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH Beaulieu Rector Gets the Key e new rector of Beaulieu, the Rev Catherine Cowie, had the keys of the ancient Abbey Church handed to her – literally – when she was instituted by the Bishop of Winchester, the Rt Rev Philip Mountstephen on 25th September. In front of a packed congregation, the keys were handed to her by churchwarden Peter Melhuish. Rev Cowie also takes under her wing the churches at Exbury and East Boldre, and the chapel at Buckler’s Hard, all of which form part of the current wider Beaulieu bene ce. It is intended that all the churches will ultimately form a single parish of Beaulieu. e congregation included parishioners from all three churches, local dignitaries and a large contingent who had travelled from her previous multi-parish bene ce in the north Cotswolds. Rev Cowie who will move into the rectory with her husband and two young children, is the church’s 51st incumbent in its 495-year history. She conducted her rst services on Sunday 29th September. The new Rector with the Bishop of Winchester (Credit: Linda Dunham, Beaulieu Camera Group) Can You Help To Knit Some Woolly Angels? Every year St John’s Church in Hythe like to inform the local community of their church service times in the most angelic of ways. At the beginning of December the church give away little hand cra ed angel keepsakes along with their Christmas service times attached. e ‘Angel Lady’ Sue Blomley is asking for anyone who enjoys knitting, crocheting or sewing to get involved. If you are able to help you can pick up a pattern from e Herald O ce. Please drop all nished angels o to the Church or Hall o ce by the end of November. All Souls and Remembrance Services at St John’s from the Parish of Hythe is November we have two special services at St John’s Church that we would like to invite you to. On Sunday 3rd November, we will be holding our All Souls Service of anksgiving and Commemoration at 5.30pm. is will be a quiet service of re ection and thanksgiving where people will have the opportunity to remember their loved ones who are no longer with us and light a candle. Light refreshments are served a erwards. is event is kindly sponsored by Waterside Funeral Home. On Sunday 10th November, we have our annual Remembrance Service at 10.30am. All are welcome to join us. Due to the large numbers expected at this service, there will also be an over ow congregation in St John’s Hall and we plan to relay the service outside as well. Following the service there will be a parade led by the Royal British Legion to Prospect Place for a short outdoor service. If you have any questions about either of these services or about anything else going on at St John’s and St Anne’s, please email: o ce@ stjohnshythe.org or telephone: 023 8084 4336. Can you help to make some angels?

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