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Kingsland News September 2014 Well the summer has continued apace and the speed of life in the Kingsland parish continues with three weddings during the month of August. It is wonderful to see those who come to make their vows before God and their friends and families, such a privileged job I have! August also saw “Half a Monty!â€? a wonderful evening of entertainment by the Young Farmers of Teme Valley YFC , excellent food and drink and good company. There were over 150 in the marquee at Moss Hill Farm and grateful thanks to the Vaughan Family for hosting us all. ÂŁ1800 was raised to be split by Kingsland Church and the Teme Valley YFC. A big thank you to the many who helped make this such a splendid occasion and thank you to all who came and supported the event. So September means back to school, new term, new teachers and I look forward to working with the amazing staff and school here in Kingsland. Our thoughts and
prayers are with those who are now moving on from school, college or university and onto the next challenge. Often the path ahead is far from clear and we need the support of our families and friends to make our way through this challenging world we live in. I invite you all to come to a service on the Last Sunday in September when we celebrate St Michael and All Angels our patron Saint. The Rev Preb Kay Garlick, who until recently has been Chaplain at Hereford Cathedral and is also a Queen's Chaplain, will be preaching for us on that day. The service is at 11am and will be a special service so if you come occasionally to church, then this is one to come to! There are many dreadful situations across the world at the moment and I hope that you pray and do what you can to make this world a place in which all are able to live and love. The church is always open so do go and find some space there. Julie