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Film Night – April 16th

Parwich Church on Friday 16th April at 7.45pm. Free Entrance. Certificate 15.

WINNER OF 6 OSCARS, INCLUDING BEST FILM, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Screenplay

This low budget highly-rated film is an intense portrayal of elite soldiers who have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world: disarming bombs in the heat of combat.  This film is a riveting portrait of the courage under fire of the military’s unrecognised heroes: the bomb squad who volunteer to challenge the odds and save lives in one of the world’s most dangerous places. (more…)

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Lent Lunch tomorrow – Wednesday

Tomorrow is the final Lent Lunch of the year. There are lots of good reasons for coming along:

  • to meet Jo & Andy in their new home
  • to have lunch prepared for you – lots of lovely bread & cheese etc
  • to relax for an hour or so
  • to come along and meet friends and neighbours for a natter
  • to help the much needed repairs in the Church
  • So pop along tomorrow, Wednesday to the Vicarage between 12.30-2pm for Lent lunch. Everyone, including children are welcome.

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    Final Lent Lunch on Wednesday

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    Lent Lunch tomorrow

    Pop along to Town Head (Rosemary & Stuart’s house) at 12.30-2pm for Lent lunch tomorrow.  Enjoy a range of cheeses, bread and soup – more fun than making your own lunch.  You don’t have to be a member of the Church to enjoy this lunch – it is a community event to raise funds for Church repairs (via a donation for the lunch) – afterall we like seeing the Church in our village, so let’s help keep it in good repair.  Everyone is very welcome, including children.

    Next Lent Lunch will be on Wednesday 24th March at the Vicarage.

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    Lent Lunch on Thursday

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    Also there will be events on the Village Green and elsewhere in the afternoon, so put this date in your diary.

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    Don’t forget that it is Mother’s Day on Sunday (14th March 2010).

    A selection of Mother’s Day flowers/bouquets will be available at the Shop in the Sycamore from Friday 12th March from 6pm; the flowers are selected and arranged by Parwich’s own florist, Delia Pegg.

    In St Peter’s Church the Vicar is holding a joint Family Service with the Methodists at 10am on Mothering Sunday.

    If you are taking your mother out for a meal or to a teashop click here for some ideas.

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    Lent Lunch tomorrow

    Tomorrow, Lent Lunch 12.30-2pm is at Marion & JF-S (519), Orchard Farm on Monsdale Lane.

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    Lent Lunch on Thursday

    Lent Lunch this week will be held at Orchard Farm, Monsdale Lane, this Thursday, 11th March from 12.30 – 2pm. You will be most welcome – Donations in aid of the Church Fabric Fund.

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    March Church Magazine

    Click on the image of the cover to see the current issue of the Group Magazine for the parishes of Alsop, Fenny Bentley, Parwich, Thorpe and Tissington.

    Paper copies can be obtained in each of the Churches or you can arrange to have it delivered to your house.

    Preliminary details of the St George’s Day Parade (Sunday 25th April) and the Fair on the Green are included in the Parwich section.

    Please note that this year’s subscriptions are now due.  They are being held at the bargain price of £5 for the whole year.

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    “A Tug of War”

    A new video clip from Andy Larkin:

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    Lent Lunch Tomorrow

    The first Lent Lunch this year will be held at Church Farm, Creamery Lane, tomorrow, Thursday, 25th February from 12.30 – 2pm. You will be most welcome – Donations in aid of the Church Fabric Fund.

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    Lent Lunch – Thursday

    The first Lent Lunch this year will be held at Church Farm, Creamery Lane, this Thursday, 25th February from 12.30 – 2pm. You will be most welcome – Donations in aid of the Church Fabric Fund.

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    Well, well, well… what’s going on here then?

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    An invitation from Andy Larkin

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    Communion Service on Sunday

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    Former vicar composes hymn

    Christopher Harrison, the former vicar of our of Parishes is featured in today’s Nottingham Evening Post.  Click on the image to see the full article as a pdf.

    Sunday saw the première of the hymn “City built with skills of thousands“, composed by Christopher.  It was sung for the first time by the Choir at the High Sheriff’s Legal Service in St Mary’s in Nottingham’s Lace Market.

    The hymn can be listened to on the Evening Post’s website.  Click here to go to their website, and then select the link “CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE HYMN” about a third of the way down the article.

    Congratulations and best wishes to our former Blog Team Member from all here at PARWICH.ORG.

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    February Church Magazine

    Click on the image of the cover to see the current issue of the Group Magazine for the parishes of Alsop, Fenny Bentley, Parwich, Thorpe and Tissington.

    Paper copies can be obtained in each of the Churches or you can arrange to have it delivered to your house.

    This issue starts with ‘Greetings from Andy Larkin‘ letting everyone know something about himself and his family, along with thanks to all who helped get the vicarage ready before they moved in and for all the gifts and cards welcoming them.

    Please note in the Tissington section a new home is being sought for an 11 year old terrier named Bramble.

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    New Vicar in place

    Welcome again to the Rev Andy Larkin and his family.  Although they have now been living in Parwich for several weeks, yesterday saw Andy officially take charge of the five parishes of Fenny Bentley, Thorpe, Tissington, Parwich and Alsop en le Dale.

    In St Peter’s, which was filled to capacity with members of the five congregations, representatives of the diocesan clergy and friends and visitors, Robert Shields Esq (on behalf of his father) and Sir Richard FitzHerbert, joint patrons of the parishes, presented our new vicar to the Right Rev Humphrey Southern, Bishop of Repton.  (more…)

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    Everyone is invited to

    the induction of the Rev’d Andy Larkin
    as Vicar of our 5 parishes

    on Wednesday 27th January at 7.30pm
    at St Peter’s Church

    Come along and welcome our new Vicar

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    Tonight it’s Film Night

    Leave snowy Parwich for an exciting adventure  with Star Trek, the incredible story of a young crew’s maiden voyage onboard the most advanced starship ever created: the U.S.S. Enterprise. On a journey filled with action, comedy and cosmic peril, the new recruits must find a way to stop an evil being whose mission of vengeance threatens all of mankind, boldly going where no one has gone before!

    • Star Trek has been nominated for a Grammy in the Best Score Soundtrack Album category.
    • The People’s Choice Awards nominated the film for 4 awards: Breakout Actress, Breakout Actor, Favourite Franchise, Favourite Movie.
    • Star Trek won the Hollywood Awards for Best Movie.
    • The Screen Actors Guild nominated it for Best Stunt Ensemble.
    • The Broadcast Film Critics Association nominated it for Best Action Movie, Best Acting Ensemble, Best Makeup, Best Visual Effects and Best Sound, and  the film was also named one of the top 10 films of the year by the National Board of Review.

    This year (whilst our Hall is being rebuilt) showing at :
    Parwich Church – Tonight  –  7.45pm   
    Free Entrance.  Refreshments .   Raffle

    • Silent projection 
    • Hi Fi Sound  
    • Special hi-fi headphones for those with hearing difficulties, please ask.

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    Film Night – Friday

    Leave snowy Parwich for an exciting adventure with Star Trek, the incredible story of a young crew’s maiden voyage onboard the most advanced starship ever created: the U.S.S. Enterprise. On a journey filled with action, comedy and cosmic peril, the new recruits must find a way to stop an evil being whose mission of vengeance threatens all of mankind, boldly going where no one has gone before!   Come along on Friday 15th January – 7.45pm.

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    The Methodist Service this Sunday 10 January at 2.30pm is cancelled due to the weather.

    All being well the next Service will be the joint Methodist and Anglican Family Service at 10am on Sunday 17th Jan, with the fortnightly Methodists Services resuming at 2-30pm on Sunday 24th Jan.

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    New Year’s Day Get Together

    Why not pop along to Church sometime tomorrow between 11am and early pm,  for a few minutes or a couple of hours.   A chance to catch up on the New Year’s news and gossip with some delightful music playing in the background.   If you have any food or drink that you want to use up, (the diet regime starts  tomorrow – so it’s a good chance to remove all that wicked temptation) bring it along and share with others.  If your cupboards are bare, then pop along for a bite in exchange for a donation to help the Church.

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    A warm welcome to Andy, our new Vicar.

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    New Year’s Day

    Now that Christmas is “over” why not celebrate  not only the  New Year, but the new decade in the Church.   

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    There is a wonderful display of Christmas trees in the Church, decorated by the different societies, groups and individuals in the village.  An enormous amount of effort has gone into this and if you haven’t already been in to have a look, please do.

    Remember it is the Crib Service on Thursday at 4pm, everyone is extremely welcome.
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    Barbara & Ann’s tree – Twas the night before Christmas.

    The Memorial Hall Committee’s tree, recycling the wooden roof shingles as the base of the decorations, which then represent the different groups that use the hall.
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    Simon our postman will be doing his round for the last time on 2nd January after 11 years delivering the post to the people of Parwich. We could not have wished for a more dedicated and helpful person to deliver our mail. Through rain, snow and shine, Simon has always looked after us with a smile and a wave. We will be very sorry to see him go.

    It was wonderful therefore to have the opportunity this afternoon to thank him and his wife Barbara.

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    Christmas Tree Festival starts today

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    December Church Magazine

    Click on the image of the cover to see the next issue of the Group Magazine for the parishes of Alsop, Fenny Bentley, Parwich, Thorpe and Tissington.  This issue covers both December and January.

    Paper copies can be obtained in each of the Churches or you can arrange to have it delivered to your house.

    This is a particularly full issue with details of events over the Christmas period, including the Clay Pigeon shoot on Monday 28th December raising money for the Parwich St. George’s Day Parade.  To find out more see the magazine or contact Mick E on tel. 461.

    There is also a short write up of this year’s Dovedale Dash.

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    Seed heads needed.

    Glynis is looking for some chinese lanterns and honesty seed heads for the Christmas Tree Festival.  If you can help, please give her a ring on 561.

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    After The Gold Rush.

    Thanks to Kevin S. for the following report.

    NOTE: There are a couple of videos of Saturday night’s screening – complete with live organ accompaniment and audience laughter! – at the end of this post. Click “Continue Reading” to access them.

    The number of cars parked around the green suggested that something very different and special was awaiting us, as we walked to St Peter’s last night to watch The Gold Rush, with organ accompaniment by Christopher Harrison. There were plenty of familiar faces sitting in the pews, but there were very many new faces too. It soon became apparent that the plethora of enthusiastic visitors had come from film clubs around Derbyshire, having heard about last night’s unique event.

    The rapturous applause for Christopher’s accompaniment on organ and piano, and for the sound effects created by Martin and Arnold, were clear testament to a remarkable evening. What’s more, over £200 was raised for the church restoration fund.

    The atmosphere of the darkened church, the excellent silent film and Christopher’s witty organ playing combined to magical effect. Oh, and there were great nibbles (from local cooks) and wine (courtesy of Waitrose) during the interval too.

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    Gold Rush Tonight

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    Charles Chaplin made The Gold Rush (1925) out of the most unlikely sources for comedy. The idea came to him when he was viewing pictures of the 1896 Klondike gold rush, and was struck by the image of an endless line of prospectors snaking up the Chilkoot Pass, the gateway to the gold fields. (more…)

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    Remembrance

    As always past and present members of the Forces marched to the Church from the Legion.  This year for the first time the Cyber Scouts joined the Parade.  This photo was taken when the Service moved outside to the War Memorial for the 11am silence with Tom playing the Last Post on the trumpet.

    Remembrance

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    November Church Magazine

    Group_Magazine_2009-December 1Click on the image of the cover to see the November Group Magazine for the parishes of Alsop, Fenny Bentley, Parwich, Thorpe and Tissington.  Don’t forget paper copies can be bought in each of the five Churches or you can arrange to have it delivered.

    The editorial on Remembrance Day by Faith Hanson is particularly worth reading.

    Also note there are  now film showings at Tissington village hall, with the Curious Case of Benjamin Button showing at 7-30pm Friday 20th November (Tickets available in advance from The Bluebell Inn or Tissington Tea Rooms or you may pay on the door).

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    Our thanks to Martin C for these four superb videos – more of which can be found, in their full widescreen glory, on Martin’s YouTube channel.

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