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The GOP has been called so many "-ists" in the last month, it's becoming increasingly difficult to track. Skippy tries to shed some light on what Joe Klein means when he applies the "nihilist" label, but all I can think of is German guys trying to cut off my johnson. From Time:
This is a difficult situation for the President. Cynicism about government is always easy, even if it now seems apparent that it was government action — by both Obama and, yes, George W. Bush — that prevented a reprise of the Great Depression. I watched Obama as he traveled the Rocky Mountain West, holding health-care forums, trying to lance the boil by eliciting questions from the irrational minority that had pulverized the public forums held by lesser pols. He would search the crowds for a first-class nutter who might challenge him on "death panels," but he was constantly disappointed. In Colorado, he locked in on an angry-looking fellow in a teal T shirt — but the guy's fury was directed at the right-wing disinformation campaign. Obama seemed to sag. He had to bring up the "death panels" himself.Klein seems upset that is incumbent upon the majority party to explain to the public, which allows government to exist, of why a fundamental restructure of the health care industry is necessary. Klein is completely unable to fathom why every other American isn't completely in love with the President like he is and why the bumpkins in Walmart land aren't worshiping the ground Obama walks on. So when they can't back up White House talking points with concise rational arguments, they resort to this lame name-calling.


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Ray Horst, CPS, active in various Mennonite groups
Ray Ernest Horst was born April 23, 1924 in Ephrata, to Titus S. and Mary (Landis) Horst. He passed away Saturday, July 20, 2013 at home at the age of 89.
On May 5, 1951, Ray married Ruth Brunk who survives. He is also survived by daughter: Carolyn Heydon of Elkhart, with children: Robert and Amber; a son: Ray Edward (Barb) Horst of Oakland, Calif., with children: Lauren, Matthew and Nathan; and foster daughter: Jean (David) Luadzers of Jefferson City, Mo., with children: Mark Owen, Melissa Sharp and Erin Golden.
After graduating from high school in 1942, Ray enrolled in Eastern Mennonite College, but was drafted in 1943. As a conscientious objector, Ray spent the war years serving in Civilian Pubic Service at the VA tubercular hospital in Livermore, Calif., and with the Forest Service in Glacier National Park. Following the war he enrolled in Goshen College, graduating in 1949.
As a result of his CPS experience, Ray developed an interest in creating programs and service opportunities for North American Mennonite young people. He served on the Mennonite Youth Council from 1947 to 1974, which created the church-wide Mennonite Youth Fellowship (MYF).
Ray worked briefly at a building supply company and Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) in Akron, then moved to Elkhart in 1954 to work at Mennonite Board of Missions (now Mission Network), where he stayed until retiring in 1989. As Secretary for Relief and Service he developed the Mennonite Voluntary Service program. At its height in the 1960s and 70s, MVS had over 450 young volunteers at a time who spent one to two years working at service projects throughout North America. During his time at MBM he also served on numerous boards and councils, both local and nationwide. He helped create the Elkhart Child Development (daycare) Center in Elkhart, the Prince of Peace Chapel congregation in Aspen, Colo., and was involved in the development of the Peace Corps with the Kennedy administration. In his later years at MBM, he organized a new department for Church Development and Evangelism, and organized United Native Ministries (UNM) to help Native American/ Canadian Mennonite congregations meet together to solve common problems. Ray felt a great love for the people he met through UNM, and after retiring from MBM in 1989 Ray and Ruth continued to work with UNM part time until finally retiring in 2005, at age 81.
From 1974 to 76, at age 50, Ray took a two-year leave from MBM so he and Ruth could move to Nigeria and serve as country directors for MCC's Teacher's Abroad program. Though this was his first international experience, he fit right in and felt at home there.
Ray had no hobbies in the traditional sense. His great loves, besides his family and the church, were people and travel. He traveled throughout North America for his work, but after retirement he and Ruth traveled extensively, visiting Europe, the Caribbean, East and West Africa, Australia/New Zealand, and Japan. He loved nature and natural beauty.
Ray had a deep respect and love for people of all ages and types, and was not either impressed or put off by superficial factors such as race or social status. Through the end of his life, he continued to serve as a mentor, advisor, and unofficial counselor for those around him.
Services were held July 29, 2013 at Prairie Street Mennonite Church. Burial will follow at Prairie Street Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to Mennonite Central Committee or Mennonite Mission Network. Online condolences may be sent to hartzlergutermuthinman.com.
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Christian Marketing: Selling God with Hellfire and Altar Calls
If you do feel I'm coming across too strongly or painting too broadly with something, feel free to address it, and I'll try better explain where I'm coming from...
I've been thinking on a strange thought lately - well a little strange to me - in that it sits somewhat contradicting my general status-quo. It's this: Are we doing people any favours when we advertise getting 'saved' as an escape from hell? The same question for the nice little altar-calls that modern Christianity is so famous for. How helpful are they really? I don't have a real answer to this - it's just something I've been pondering on - and to be honest, Dad can use anything to draw men to Him. But on the other hand I feel that firstly the whole 'escape the fire of hell' story falls so supremely far short of knowing God that it's like selling a Rolex watch only as 'something that can tell you the time'. As true as this may (or may not) be - that is never really the reason one would by a Rolex. In a similar way, accepting the gift of salvation has precious little to do with escaping hell and everything to do with learning to live in relationship with a loving God and Father.
My exception with the altar-call is a little harder to explain, although, again, I think where it doesn't sit right is that it often tends to fall short of what's really on offer. We seem to try and 'sell it' as a means to get people to 'join the club', like the more converts we get in, the bigger our 'souls commission' will be, like some elaborate pyramid marketing scheme. I suppose the simple fact that people are making a verbal commitment to accept the gift God is giving them is a at least a step in the right direction. Unfortunately, it often just seems like a 'show of hands' and nothing much more. I think I've just experienced an increasing irritation with the seemingly 'pre-packaged' way we 'sell-off' this 'Christianity' thing to non-believers and the 'backslidden'. It feels so contrived, stale and life-less.
I'm not saying that no-one who's responded to the altar call has ever experienced God, I just think the whole process falls so far short of the type of thing that's on offer, although, unsurprisingly, it seems quite at home with the rather cold, stoic status of the religious club.
I rarely see someone being invited into a relationship with Abba, and I think from where I stand at the moment, if that's not what's being offered, then what's the point?
If you're a semi-regular reader of my blog, you'd know that semi-recently I've come to a place where my view of God and this whole thing we call Christianity has been seriously shaken up and turned upside down. In some ways it has been scary, but it's been life changing and exciting. I feel like for years (the last 10-15 years at least) my experience of God has almost been like looking at the back of a television. Every now and then, I might experience somthing, or get a slightly different view of God, but it's always been obscured and often plain wrong. I've felt in my gut there's something more to it. I've heard some of what's going on, but I've never had the right picture, until recently. Now it feels like someone's taken my hand and shown me that the 'TV' has another side to it- the intended side - where there's movement and excitement and I can see and hear clearer, and it all makes so much more sense.
I think that's why I'm so caught up on relationship with God. For me, I feel like I've been told that I should be happy with 'the back of the TV' - with a lacklustre Christian experience - or at least with the notion that my Christian experience is directly proportional to the amount of striving I put in. The lacklustre part was specifically because I wasn't 'trying hard enough' or wasn't 'doing the stuff'. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who's been caught up in thinking the back of the TV is what it's all about, and we're missing out on SO MUCH MORE!
That's why I'm hesitant to try and get someone saved just for the sake of it, or even to 'save them from hell'. I'm starting to feel that I'd almost not get someone to 'say the prayer' unless they get (even on a small level) what's available to them, what they can look forward to, and hopefully they've seen the evidence of that Life lived out in my own life, and the life of others. I really don't want to sell them short. All too often we live life as if we are still slaves. As if we're just servants of an oppressive taskmaster, when this 'taskmaster' is more interested in being Father to us. He has robed us, put the ring of honour on our fingers and invited us into His house as sons and daughters!
And I want everyone to realise this. I want everyone to experience this boundless grace. This unwarranted mercy, this love from this Loving Father. It's still early days for me. I still have so much to learn and so far to travel, but for the first time in my life I feel like I'm really starting to 'run this race with my eyes on the prize' - and strangely enough, it's not tiring at all. It's nothing like the draining striving I've been used to - that rather unsurprisingly got me nowhere.
I think I've said this often enough already - but it's all about Him. What we do, say and how we live is all relative to our level of understanding of the perfect love that He has for us.
Ask Him to show you how. Ask Him to guide you. It may not happen immediately. It will most probably take time and it will, almost definitely, not be plain sailing or an easy ride. It's not the kind of thing you can plan ahead for, unless we're planning to be surprised.
He is faithful and He understands that we are not. He doesn't have any misconceptions or preconceptions about us. He knows us through and through. What we do or say or think doesn't surprise Him. His grace covers our weakness, and gives us the strength to stand. Let us keep our eyes on Him, our prize, as we live within His loving embrace.
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- Marc said...
I seem to be your regular customer ... i think we should rename this blog: Hi my name is Cam/also Marc - hahaha :-)
Anyways ... interesting, i agree to a large extent - I don't believe we should "sell" salvation as the "get out of hell free card" ... cos really that is just to appease their conscience. Like you said though - God can use such a way to draw someone to Him. I don't think we should be punting it as the reason that people need to get saved though...
I the same breath though, i do believe it is an important aspect and needs to be brought into the picture. The only reason we need salvation is because of our mutual relative - Adam. (there is a whole bunch of theology wrapped up in that statement - but we must agree that its because of sin that we are separeted from God and a fulfilling relationship with Him). Now without trusting in Jesus as the way to the Father to restore that lost relationship, the result of this sin is a oneway ticket to hell. No Jesus - no heaven, No Jesus - no God. No Jesus - all hell!
I believe we need to present people with the reality of hell but in the context of a loving Father - if that makes sense?
People need to hear the bad news before they hear the good news ... otherwise the good news is just relative.
Yes, our salvation goes far deeper than just heaven and hell - God is woo-ing us into a ever more meaningful, real relationship with him, but for that process there has to be a starting point.
So to sum up - no, salvation should not be marketed as a "get out of hell free card" but yes, poeple still need to know that is a reality and that it is their destination without Jesus.
I the middle of my ever deepening realtionship with our Father ... i can stand and reflect on just how large a price Jesus paid for me so i don't have to go to hell and pay a price that i actually deserve.
I still brings me to tears sometimes at how amazing this gift of salvation is, and just how God has saved me from a lot that i actaully deserve, but because he loved me so much (while i still cursed His name) he made a way for me and paid the price in full for me! Agape' is a phenomenonal thing!
"Oh Dad - may i never loose sight of that!"
Love marc
- Friday, June 13, 2008 3:28:00 PM
- Cam said...
hey! hehe, it's a little lonely with just you and me.. haha
hmm. I don't agree 100% with your reasoning on needing the bad news to give the good news context. I think it's the other way around..
God came way before sin or 'bad'. And He created Adam within the context of only 'good'.
Although I agree that maybe we need to have a starting point, I think Sin is so inerrant in mankind, that we know that we have all 'do bad things'. I'm not saying that we should talk about relationship with God outside of the context of Jesus and what He has done, but I don't think we need to point to Hell to emphasise how great we're getting it now.
I would go so far as to say, if the wages of sin being death simply meant non-existence for those who haven't accepted Jesus' sacrifice, that God would stand out as good news even over that. The good news is good news on its own merit. I firmly believe that God needs nothing more to define His good news than the good news itself - that we have a Father who loves us more than we can imagine or fathom.
I'd argue we don't need to mention the hell factor at all.
We were made for relationship with God. That was always the destiny of mankind. Anything that falls short of that loses the point. The good news is that God has restored mankind to what we were originally created for. That is the best news ever, regardless of what the other option (the bad news) may or may not be.
If by bad news, all you meant was that people needed some comprehension that they were sinners, then I agree fully. That's almost taken as a given, in that any human that presumes they're without sin would be so consumed in pride that, I would argue, they could not enter any real or meaningful relationship with the Godhead at all.
Hope you have a great weekend!!
- Friday, June 13, 2008 6:15:00 PM
- Old Pete said...
Hi Cam
Not sure how I found your site. I read this post and then started at the beginning. I have not yet read the posts in between.
I relate so much to what you have written. But if my experience is anything to go by you are on an exciting but 'dangerous' journey.
I am 72 and I have been on a journey outside the walls of tradition Christianity for over 40 years. I would go so far as to say that selling God with hellfire and altar calls is seriously misguided!
I have looked at Adrian Warnock's review of John Piper's book and noticed the link to "The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment" by Tim Challies.
I thought I had been a committed Christian for over 50 years - but there was something I didn't understand - I didn't have a faith that I could really share with my children. This all changed last summer when I read "The Shack" by William P Young (I admit to being biased - I know the publishers).
More recently I learned a lot by reading the scathing review of that book by Tim Challies. Let's just say that I now understand much better why I disagree with fundamentalist theology.
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Wilderness in the deserts – they stare!
Hummocks and hillocks and those old folks;
Privacy and secrecy, keys to your locks!
Fire and Coffin, Ashes and wood;
I am being rude – Natures food.
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I LOVE the holiday season! I particularly love Thanksgiving–not for the food, but for the time spent with family & friends and the time set aside to actually focus on being grateful. Lately I've often found myself anxious, envious, and/or disappointed; however, it only takes one quick look around me to realize I have SO much to be thankful for.
I am grateful for to have a job that I love even on its most frustrating days. I have coworkers that I can laugh with and vent with. I have a boss who is understanding & will do anything to help me get work done. Most importantly I get to help our clients find answers and live a happy, healthy life.
I am grateful for the Jacobs family. Words cannot express how much I love these people! Living life with this family is such blessing. Not only do they let me live with them, but their trust in & testimony of the Lord's faithfulness encourages me every single day.
I am grateful for the Lord's hand of protection. I was recently in a car accident that could have completely different than it did. I am so blessed to have had no injuries, no major auto damage, USAA's amazing coverage, and the comfort of friends close by.
I am grateful for friends who consistently encourage and push me toward Christ. In the 18 months that I've been out of college, it feels like a lot of friends have come and gone, but I have come to immeasurably appreciate the few that have deepened.
I am grateful that Lord's plan for my life is far greater than anything I could ever imagine for myself. Over the past year, things have gone very differently than I had planned and that isn't easy. But no matter what, the hurt, frustration, and confusion are always overshadowed by His faithfulness. Not once have I had a need that wasn't met; not once did I ever face life's trials alone.
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"Celebrity" and "charity" are two words that are far flung from each other, but always go so well together.
This concept was proven by the GMA Kapuso Foundation (GMAKF) last April when they mounted the Ogie & Regine's Celebrity Ukay-Ukay at the World Trade Center.
This month, the project—spearheaded by musical couple Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez—will be revived as an online auction through the Ebay Philippines website (www.ebay.ph/ukayukay)
Beginning July 15, Friday, personal items from different celebrities will be up for auction.
Some items included are Chris Tiu's autographed jersey, a limited edition Andy Warhol design Seiko watch from John "Sweet" Lapus, and Dingdong Dantes's personalized denim jacket from Party Pilipinas.
Kapamilya star Kris Aquino also donated some of her dresses for the auction.
A red bustier gown she wore for the cover pictorial of the February 2011 issue of the Kris Aquino magazine will be sold also on July 15.
Every ten days, the auction will be replenished with new items.
The July 25 batch will include a Nicole Miller aubergine gown from Regine Velasquez, a Louis Vuitton bag from Tim Yap, and a gold-plated wrist watch from Pia Guanio.
There are more items from their vault, says GMAKF executive director Henry Perez, such as clothes and other personal items from Kapuso stars like Jolina Magdangal and Kris Bernal.
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Regine Velasquez's monochromatic aubergine Nicole Miller gown starts bidding at Php 999.
While Sharon Cuneta's pink Valentino Garavani leather sandals with rosette accents can be bought at Php 3,999, but only if you win highest bidder.
According to Tiangco, the unexpected success of the first ukay-ukay inspired them to revive it to support the foundation's Kapuso School Development (KSD) project.
She said that they want to be able to address the growing number of requests from communities seeking aid in rehabilitating their dilapidated schools.
"[The first ukay-ukay earned] 2.7 million pesos," she says. "[That's equivalent to] three or four classrooms."
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Location. 35° 46.477′ N, 78° 39.361′ W. Marker is in Raleigh, North Carolina, in Wake County. Marker is at the intersection of Western Boulevard and Hunt Drive, on the right when traveling west on Western Boulevard. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 1300 Western Boulevard, Raleigh NC 27606, United States of America.
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Well, another year is almost done and I am still happily living in my personal paradise in Panama. It has been almost 5 years since I first came to visit the Volcan area in western Panama, near Costa Rica. The picture above, with text and drawings, shows my new, giant wire antenna for ham radio. It allows me to talk more easily to friends in Japan, Europe and Australia - New Zealand than before.
In the past five years I have met many wonderful people (and a few stinkers, just like anywhere else). I have lived in a rented house in the city and walked, or taken a bus or taxi everywhere that I wanted or needed to go. I have lived in the city and driven almost everywhere, and now I live in the country about 3.5 miles from Volcan. I have a pickup but there is also bus and taxi service out here. Everything, including building my house for several months has been a positive experience.
There have been challenges and disappointments, however probably less so than in the U.S. I am quite happy talking on amateur (ham) radio almost every day and I am still doing some photography in the mountains, valleys, and beaches of Panama.
In early September I rode the bus to Panama City to visit with friends who were visiting from Florida. We had a good dinner and a great visit before I came home the following day.
Sadly, I lost one of my 3 dogs in early November (see article below). The other 2 dogs are great company and do a great job of protecting the place. They also take me for a walk 3 times a day.
I enjoyed Thanksgiving with a small group of Gringo friends in Volcan and will join them again for Christmas dinner. In January I will have a party at my house for 25 to 40 Gringo and local friends to celebrate my 71st birthday. We'll have a picnic with hamburgers, hot dogs, baked beans and potato salad. Several people will also bring deserts. This will be 3rd annual gathering here.
This is also the time of year when I miss my family the most. My daughter, her husband and the triplet grandchildren are still in Nashville. I hope to visit them sometime during 2012.
Happy Holidays to all from Panama!
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MARYVILLE, Mo. - The public is invited to honor Northwest Missouri State University head football coach Scott Bostwick during a Celebration of Life service beginning at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 9, 2011, at Bearcat Stadium.
Bostwick, 49, died Sunday, June 5, 2011, at St. Francis Hospital in Maryville after suffering an apparent heart attack at his home.
The Celebration of Life will include tributes to Bostwick and take on a game-day atmosphere. The public also is invited to wear Bearcat gear.
The Bostwick family invites the public to a tailgate gathering at the Raymond J. Courter College Park Pavilion after the Celebration of Life Service.
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Memorials may be directed to the Leah and Eric Bostwick Education Fund in care of Nodaway Valley Bank.
Bostwick was named the 18th head football coach at Northwest in December 2010. Prior to that, he had been the football team's defensive coordinator since 1994. As Northwest's defensive coordinator and linebackers coach, he was the 2007 American Football Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year and was part of a coaching staff that won 12 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association championships, three NCAA national championships and led the Bearcats to seven title game appearances in the last 13 seasons. In addition, Scott coached 20 defensive players who combined to appear on numerous All-America teams, and he coached 54 Bearcats who combined to earn 83 All-MIAA honors.
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3 April 2016
As this bulletin is being written the works have started! Due to your prayers, support and generosity the Steering Committee had the necessary funds that enabled them to take the decision that the building should go ahead. Since, a contract was negotiated and signed with Spencer Francis Limited, a local Westerham builder. Also, the committee dealt with conditions included in the planning approval given by Sevenoaks District Council and received conditional Building Control consent. As a consequence, the building work has now started! The contract period is 24 weeks and so the parish room should be finished by 13th September. The design is complete, but the Steering Committee will be reviewing some of the internal details, fixtures and fittings.
At the 10:30am Mass this weekend, we will be blessing the foundation stone. This will be embedded into the concrete foundation of our Parish Room.
At the back of church there will be a time capsule. We aim to fill this with illustrations of the parish room, some religious artefacts, letters and/or drawings and/or objects created by our young members and some coins representing the generous donations given by our parishioners. The time capsule will be buried under the floor slab (date for this will be announced nearer the time). If you are interested in contributing to contents of this time capsule please pick up a leaflet from the back of church and return by Sunday 17th April.
As far as funding is concerned, the forecast total cost remains at £220,000. This includes the building costs, all fees, a contingency on the building costs and some allowance for fixtures and fittings. It is hoped that most of the contingency will not be used and some of it will be available to augment the amount currently included for fixtures and fittings as we would like to ensure that the parish room is well furnished and has good display equipment. We have the funds to cover the forecast costs that come from a combination of fundraising, donations, an interest free loan, a grant and parish reserves. The grant is a recent unexpected bonus of £10,000, which Cory Environmental Trust is contributing as a result of an application we made for their support. The one issue that we do need to address is the repayment of the interest free loan, which has been arranged through the Diocese. It is for £90,000 and has to be repaid over 10 years. The repayment required, therefore, is £9,000 per annum which cannot be financed out of the current parish operating budget and so we will be launching a campaign to raise the money through a combination of fundraising activities and donations.
We hope that the building works will not cause too much disruption. We are confident that we have a builder who is sympathetic to the needs of the parish and its activities. Now enjoy seeing our Parish Room emerge and we hope that you will be pleased with the final product. The Parish Room will be a tremendous asset for our thriving parish. Thank you all very much for your tremendous support, we wouldn't be here without it!
We thank St Joseph for enabling us to arrive at this stage.
20th November 2015
Thanks to the prayers, support and wonderful generosity of the parish, the Parish Room Steering Committee agreed last Wednesday to proceed with letting a contract so that work can start on the building in the spring. The building work should take about 6 months and so we should have the parish room ready for use in the summer of 2016 all being well.
In the last bulletin in October, we re-stated that the forecast cost for the project was £222,000 and this remains unchanged following recent confirmation of tender prices from two shortlisted builders. We also explained that that to supplement an interest free loan from the Diocese for £90,000, and £30,000 currently available from existing parish funds and fundraising activities to date, we were seeking £100,000 in donations from parishioners including gift aid tax relief to fill the gap. Father Ivan then wrote to parishioners asking for donations and for responses by 15th November. The outcome has been incredible with nearly £80,000 being secured due to the wonderful generosity of the parish. It is an amazing achievement in such a short time which demonstrates the parish's great enthusiasm for the parish room. We have been so encouraged and are so grateful.
The gap now between the forecast cost and the available funds for the project has been reduced to approximately £15,000 as a result of some additional funding being available from the parish's other fundraising activities. The Steering Committee has decided that this figure is sufficiently small for us to be able to proceed with confidence to awarding a contract, particularly as a reasonable contingency is included in the forecast costs. We would, however, like to fill the gap in due course through a combination of further donations and fundraising activities. Consequently, if you have not already donated or you would like to increase your donation, then your contribution now would be most welcome. Next year, we will be launching a fundraising campaign for the annual repayments of the Diocesan loan, but for the moment we are very happy with the financial position.
During the last month, we have been in discussion with two shortlisted builders to obtain their best prices and after considering the merits of each builder and their price at the recent Steering Committee meeting, we are now entering into discussions with one of them with the view to awarding a contract in December. Before doing so the Steering Committee will be meeting our architect, Martin Bush, to do a final review of the building design including its fixtures and fittings to ensure that everything is satisfactory.
Over the past year, we have had a bumpy ride to get to the current position. The builders' prices came in well above the original estimates and the planning permission took 8 months to be granted when it should have taken 8 weeks. What has been fantastic has been the support from the parish which has been steadfast and patient throughout. There is no doubt that the planning permission would not have been granted without the tremendous number of letters of support sent to both Sevenoaks District Council and Westerham Town Council at two critical times during the process. This support has then been followed by overwhelming generosity in donations received in the last few weeks. Thank you very much. As a result we can now look forward to seeing the building become a reality and to having years of benefit from having a wonderful facility where we can meet and congregate. Our prayers have been answered.
12th October 2015
As you will be aware, we have recently been granted planning permission to build the parish room. I am therefore writing to you now to invite you to make a donation towards the building costs and to ask you to be as generous as you can so that we can raise the necessary funds to proceed in the New Year.
Our parish is thriving with significant increases in the numbers attending Masses and with an expanding number of children attending Sunday School. Currently, the parish has no suitable venue for meetings, educational activities and social gatherings as the presbytery is too small and the church is our place of worship. In being granted planning permission it has been recognised by the authorities that very exceptional circumstances exist and this recognition arises from the fantastic support, which has been given by parishioners.
The parish room has been designed by a local architect to a good specification and it will provide an excellent facility to match the needs of the parish so that it can continue to thrive. Tenders have been received from local builders which enable us to have some certainty around our forecast costs for the project including design and a contingency for additional costs which will inevitably arise on a project of this type. The overall forecast cost is £220,000.
In order to fund the project, we have secured an interest free loan from the Diocese for £90,000 which will have to be repaid in annual instalments over the next 10 years and we have approximately £30,000 available from existing funds and fundraising activities to date. Consequently, we are seeking £100,000 in donations from parishioners including tax relief which can be claimed on gift aided donations. We will in due course be undertaking other fundraising activities, but these will be focussed on the repayment of the loan.
Please give as generously as you can by completing the attached form and returning it to me at the presbytery, as soon as possible, and no later than 15th November, with a cheque (or cheques). As an alternative you can make a donation through the Parish's website using the Just Giving link. Your gift can be donated as a single sum now and/or be spread over the next year if you prefer.
Please gift aid your donation if you are a tax payer. If you do gift aid your donation, then this means that if you are able to make a donation of say £800, then it would provide £1,000 to the fund. Also if you are a 40% higher rate tax payer, you would be able to claim £200 from HMRC and hence the £1,000 contribution to the parish room would only actually cost you £600.
I do hope that you will be able to help us with this exciting project for our parish and can give generously. If you have any questions about what is happening, please do not hesitate to contact me or our project manager, Richard French, who chairs our Parish Room Steering Committee. His email address is email@example.com and his telephone number is 01732 750494.
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4th October 2015
This is the fourth bulletin to be circulated to parishioners to inform you of progress being made with the Parish Room Project. It follows the joyous news that planning permission has been granted by Sevenoaks District Council to build the parish room. The period for consideration of our planning application, which was submitted in February, was protracted. There were several false dawns, but thanks to the tremendous support of parishioners, your prayers and our convincing "Very Special Circumstances" amendment to the application, both Westerham Town Council and Sevenoaks District Council finally gave their support.
Since receiving planning permission the Parish Room Steering Committee has met to plan the next steps. We have prices to build the parish room as we obtained tenders earlier in the year and so we will now progress the negotiation of a contract to build it. As we informed parishioners in a previous bulletin, the tenders were higher than expected and consequently, the overall forecast cost has been increased to £220,000. In order to fund the project, we have secured an interest free loan from the Diocese for £90,000, which will have to be repaid in annual instalments over the next 10 years, and we have approximately £30,000 available from existing funds and fundraising activities to date. Consequently, we are seeking £100,000 in donations from parishioners including gift aid tax relief. We will, in due course, be undertaking other fundraising activities, but these will be focussed on the repayment of the loan.
A letter will shortly be sent to parishioners to ask you to donate, and to donate generously. Responses are requested by 15th November 2015. If we receive the funds needed to award a contract, then we plan to start work in the New Year with completion in June. If we do not receive sufficient funds by then, we will review our funding strategy and seek to fill the gap, but this would probably mean a delay to the start of construction and possibly an inflationary increase in the costs. We are, nevertheless, optimistic that with your generosity the funds will be raised given the level of pledges already received and the number of people who have said they will donate.
The design is unchanged from the original illustrations in the first bulletin with no connection to the presbytery and, therefore corresponds to the design submitted with the planning application. The original illustrations are included with this bulletin. The Parish Room Steering Committee will, however, review the internal details to ensure that the facilities are appropriate for the parish needs.
Please continue to pray and to support the project so that we have this wonderful facility available to our thriving parish of St John the Baptist next year.
14th August 2015
This is the third bulletin to be circulated to parishioners to inform them of progress being made with the Parish Room Project. It had originally been hoped that by this time the Parish Room might have been under construction, but unfortunately consideration of the planning application submitted in early February has been protracted. There have been several false dawns, but we now have a clear timetable to reaching a conclusion and for this to be positive we need as much of your support as possible and your prayers, please.
In the second bulletin issued in May, we said that Sevenoaks District Council had suggested that, if we attached the Parish Room to the presbytery, the planning application would be more likely to be acceptable as an infill building in the green belt. Subsequently, they have indicated that the best chance of gaining planning permission is by submitting an amendment to the planning application based on "Very Special Circumstances". Consequently, this is what we have done with the original design unchanged, and an "Amended Consultation" has now commenced. All those who previously wrote to Sevenoaks District in support of the application will have been advised by letter of this.
There are two key dates relating to the Amended Consultation. The first key date is 27th August when at 9.30 am, Westerham Town Council (WTC), will consider our amendment. You may recall that WTC objected to our original application and we understand that this has been the reason for delay to its determination. It is, therefore, very important that we do everything we can to get WTC's support to our "Very Special Circumstances" amendment and you can help to do this in two ways. The first is for people, particularly those living in Westerham, to write to WTC before the meeting and the second is for as many as possible to attend the meeting at 9.30 am on Thursday 27th August in WTC's offices., Russell House, Market Square, Westerham.
The second key date is 1st September which is Sevenoaks District Council (SDC)'s last date for receiving comments on the "Very Special Circumstances" amendment, and we would like everybody to write to SDC supporting the amendment please, even if you wrote in support of the original application.
The "Very Special Circumstances" amendment document is lodged on SDC's website under the St John the Baptist Parish Room planning application. It focusses on the key reasons why the Parish Room is so important to our Catholic community and so, if you do write to either WTC or SDC in support, please could you emphasise the reasons why the Parish Room is so important to us and why alternative facilities are not suitable.
As a guide, the key "Very Special Circumstances" which you might consider using are as follows:The parish has a thriving community and weekend Mass attendance has increased from about 60 to 150 in the past 3 years with strong support from the local community and this growth needs to be nurtured by having adequate facilities if it is to be sustained.
- The parish has an increasing number of activities including educational activities, meetings and social gatherings for which the church building is not a suitable venue as it a place of worshipandisnotconfiguredfor educationalorotherpurposes as it is filled with very heavy pews.
The presbytery is a family home for the priest, his wife and two children. It only has space and facilities for accommodating a very few people in its modestly sized sitting/dining room. The numbers wishing to use it have exceeded its capacity.
The presbytery does not have adequate facilities and is not accessible for the elderly or disabled. It only has toilets in the upstairs bathrooms.
Most of the activities for which the Parish Room is needed are linked to church services and, therefore, need to be held in close proximity to the church.
A key example for the need for the Parish Room is children's Sunday School which is held for about half an hour during Mass while parents are in the church. With the increasing numbers of children attending (now sometimes exceeding 20), the presbytery can no longer accommodate them and going to a different location would be impossible.
Currently, there is nowhere for social gatherings to be held after church services. For those attending Sunday Mass or special services such as Baptisms, First Communion and Funerals, being able to meet afterwards is important and this is currently not possible without a Parish Room.
Some of the meetings held in the presbytery are of a confidential nature,and in such a small dwelling with family members present, privacy is not possible.
The circumstances leading to the planning application are unique within Westerham; a "one-off" given that other two churches in Westerham already have the facilities being sought.
Your support in writing to Westerham Town Council before 27th August can be sent either by letter to Russell House, Barleys Meadow, Market Square, Westerham, Kent TN16 1RB or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com or by accessing the website at: http://www.westerhamtowncouncil.gov.uk/contact/ and using the form provided for on line comments. Whichever method you use it is important that you include your name, full address and refer to the St John the Baptist Church Planning Parish Room Planning Application (reference: SE/15/00367/FUL).
Your support in writing to Sevenoaks District Council before 1st September can be sent by letter to Planning Department, Sevenoaks District Council, Argyle Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1HG or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com or by accessing the website at: www.sevenoaks.gov.uk/online-applications and selecting Public Access for Planning quoting the planning application reference number and using the form provided for on line comments. Again, whichever method you use it is important that you include your name, full address and refer to the St John the Baptist Church Planning Parish Room Planning Application (reference: SE/15/00367/FUL).
Thank you for all your support, prayers and patience. We are determined to succeed. Please help us to do so by expressing your views to the authorities as to why the Parish Room is so important for our thriving community.
23rd May 2015
At the back of church there will be a second of bulletin to inform parishioners of progress being made with the Parish Room project. We had hoped to provide information sooner, but there have been, and continue to be, delays with the planning application which was due for resolution on the 8th April, but is still "pending consideration".
The delay to the decision arises from green belt issues raised by Sevenoaks District Council which we hope will be resolved in the near future. The application might well have been refused, but for the tremendous support it received from parishioners with over 75 having written to SDC. We are extremely grateful for this support with so many good reasons being put forward for having a parish room for the future of our community. We had a strong indication that the application was going to be recommended for approval because of it, but there appears to have been a change of mind on a technicality relating to green belt planning rules for infilling between existing buildings. As a consequence, we were asked to consider connecting the parish room to the church. In discussion with SDC, it was acknowledged that this was not a practical option, but linking it to the presbytery would be, with some potential advantages. We are now proceeding on this basis and are awaiting a decision on whether a simple amendment to our planning application will be acceptable. A perspective illustrating the change is included in this bulletin. The change involves a small re-orientation of the building to align more closely with the presbytery and a single porch linking the parish room to the presbytery's kitchen.
We have received tenders from three local builders based on the original design. Unfortunately, for a number of reasons relating to the site and current market prices, the tenders were higher than expected and there will be some additional costs arising from the change to the design. These will increase the budget despite having included a reasonable contingency originally. We plan to enter into contract negotiation with two of the builders when we have planning permission and will seek some price reductions. At that stage we will revise our forecasts having established a firm contract price.
As far as fundraising is concerned, we have deferred the main thrust of this until we have planning permission and have revised our forecasts. We will, however, continue to be holding fundraising events and in particular, look forward to a very successful Dinner and Auction on 30th May with 150 tickets sold and some very generous donations for auction. This we hope will give us a solid platform of funding on which to move forward. One very good bit of news is that we have secured an interest free loan from another parish in the Diocese for £90,000.
We are sorry for the delay, but please be assured that we are doing everything we can to move matters forward. It probably means that it is now unrealistic to have the parish room by Christmas and means more of a challenge to fundraising. We are nevertheless confident that with your support and prayers, we will succeed in building the parish room which will be so important to our parish community.
1st March 2015
Important Notice for Parishioners
St John the Baptist Church, Westerham – Proposed Parish Room
The closing date for submissions to Sevenoaks District Council relating to the planning application for the parish room is 4th March. To date, there have been 20 submissions in favour and 5 against. The Westerham Town Council decided to oppose the application at its committee meeting on 26th February despite a good case being put forward by members of the parish. We are still optimistic that Sevenoaks DC will grant permission under special circumstances, but they will only do this if there is strong support from the community. So please will you write in to give the best possible chance to the planning application. Of the 62 parishioners who responded to the questionnaire saying they would write to Sevenoaks DC in support, 44 have not yet done so. We consequently urge them to write before the deadline of 4th March. We are sure there are others who might like to do so to help this important cause for our parish and we would be grateful if they would also write in support. Please note that there is no reason why each family member cannot write separately in support.
You can make a submission either on line via the Council's website sevenoaks.gov.uk/online-applications or by sending a letter to Sevenoaks District Council, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1HG or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com quoting the application reference number 15/00367/FUL.
We give some issues relating to our application which you might like to take into account in making a submission.
- Parish Community
We are developing a strong parish in Westerham for our Catholic Community which welcomes everybody. This is evidenced by the increasing numbers attending Masses at weekends from all age groups. Mass attendance has gone up from 90 to 150 in the last two years. We aim to make our parish community even stronger with the help of a parish room.
- The Need
Currently the parish has no suitable venue to hold meetings or social gatherings. The church is our place of worship and is not adequate or suitable for these purposes. In the past the priest's house has been used, but it is too small and it is now a family home as our priest is married with children.
- The Proposed Usage
We propose to use the parish room for a variety of meetings and social gatherings, some of which we cannot hold at present and some of which have to be restricted. The usage will include meetings relating to the running of the parish, to religious education including Sunday school for our children, and to our community work such as the St Vincent de Paul Society. The usage will also include social gatherings for parishioners after Masses and celebrations for events with visitors such as Baptisms, First Holy Communions, Confirmations and Funerals. It is also intended to make the room available to other organisations in our community and hold functions for the young, elderly and disadvantaged.
- Parking
We have adequate parking for the church and will not have more people using the parish room than will use the church. The church and the parish room will not be used at the same time in a way that would increase the number. As now, if the church car park is filled, the nearby public car park will be used.
- The Design
The parish room has been sensitively designed by a local architect, Martin Bush, to fit nicely and pleasingly between the church and the priest's house. It is set back from the church and house. It is intended to accommodate up to 60 seated and 100 standing. The church can hold 120.
- The Green Belt
We have taken advice from a Planning Consultant relating to planning issues who has prepared our planning application. He has taken into account the National Planning Policy Framework and the Sevenoaks District Local Plan in the considering the Green Belt and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the application.
15th February 2015
The Steering Committee felt that the Parish had given overwhelming support to the project and the proposed design. As a consequence, a Planning Application (reference: SE/15/00367/FUL) has been submitted to Sevenoaks District Council with the full support of the Diocese and is now on the Council's website (www.sevenoaks.gov.uk). You can now have your say. This can be done either:
- online via the Council's website or
- by sending a letter to Sevenoaks District Council, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1HG or
- by email to email@example.com quoting the above application reference number.
For more information see Bulletin 1 (hard copies can be picked up from the back of church).
11th January 2015
The purpose of this section of our website is to inform you of our plans to build a parish room here at St John the Baptist Church in Westerham and seek your support and prayer. Our intention is to submit a planning application in the next couple of weeks, then to fundraise so that the parish room can be built in the second half of 2015.
Our Need for a Parish Room and its Function
The parish currently has nowhere to hold meetings or functions except in the Priest's house, which is not satisfactory and is not good for the vitality of the parish. As a consequence, we would like to build a Parish Room that would provide a centre for parish meetings, gatherings of parishioners, particularly after Masses, and educational activities including Sunday school.
Proposed Features
The proposed location for the Parish Room is set back on the lawn between the church and the house, parallel to the wall next to the church. The size of the building is to be 12 by 6 metres with 3 unisex toilets (one disabled), a storeroom, a kitchenette and a cloak area. The open space room size would be about 8 by 6 metres, which would have capacity for approximately 100 standing or up to 60 seated.
Financial Considerations
An initial budget cost estimate for the building as presented including fees and a contingency is £175,000. It is intended that the parish room will be financed by a combination of existing funds, donations, parish fundraising activities and a loan. Many parishioners have already pledged to make generous donations, but we will need to seek more. There is a number of fundraising activities underway and we are discussing with the Diocese a loan facility. More details of the financial position will be provided in due course once we have established a firm price for the building.
Building design
The building is being designed by a local architect, Martin Bush. It is to be of timber construction with brick walls. Illustrations of the plan for the building and perspectives are shown on this page.
We aim to submit a planning application with the help of a planning consultant by the end of January. We will then ask our architect to prepare a detail design and specification so that we can obtain quotations from builders and have a firm indication of the cost. Once we have this, we will endeavour to raise the funds necessary so that we can commit to awarding a contract to a builder. If all goes well, then we would hope to have the parish room built in the second half of 2015 and be ready for Christmas.
If you have any questions, please could these either be addressed to:
Father Ivan (fatheraquilina at (@) btinternet.com) or Richard French (richardfrench at (@) dsl.pipex.com).
To listen to the presentation made in church please go to our webcam recordings starting from the 40minutes mark.


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Robert Paul "Bobby" Early
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Robert Paul "Bobby" Early, 70, of Shubuta, MS, passed away on November 12, 2017, at H.C. Watkins Memorial Hospital. He was born on November 8, 1947, to Paul and Annelle (Kirkpatrick) Early in Quitman, MS.
He was a Mason and member of Terral Lodge of Quitman. He was a member of Harmony Baptist Church.
Bobby is survived by his wife, Linda Early; son, Robby (Dawn) Early; sister, Carol (Joe) Norsworthy; granddaughter, Kayla Fortin; grandson, Zach Early; great-grandsons, Austin Fortin and Conner Fortin and several nieces, nephews and extended family. He was preceded in death by his parents, Paul Jones Early and Annelle Early.
Visitation will be held Tuesday, November 14, 2017, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. at Wright's Funeral Home, Quitman, MS. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, November 14, 3:00 p.m. at the Wright's Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. Terry Irby, Rev. Dewayne Crane, officiating. Burial will take place in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Online condolences can be given at www.wrightsfuneral.com.


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Monday, January 18, 2010
Today I am at work...
My students are napping. I can hear the faint hum of lullabies, I can hear my aid turning the pages of her book as she watches over them, and I can hear my other aid loading the backpacks for the day. It is peaceful in my building from 1:30 - 2:30. All 24 of my students are nappers. It is so cute to see them cuddled up on their mats. Laid out on the floor racing to see who will fall asleep the fastest. The lights are dimmed and the music is turned on, barely audible above the breathing of all 24 kiddos. It is not long before each one of them slip off into dream land..the sweet innocent students whom I wish I could keep innocent forever. I often think, what will these children be when they grow up, what things will they have to endure? What will they know that I didn't? What will they face? Will they be loved and return love?
Then I think? Did I do enough? Hug them enough? Tell them how special they are enough? Will they remember me? How much impact does a Pre-K teacher have on ones life... I am not sure how much I will affect their future, but I know I can affect their present! I didn't go into teaching for someone to pat me on the back. I did it because I wanted to make the difference in the lives of children..I want children leaving my room, smiling, laughing, believing they can achieve anything. I want children to leave my room, knowing their manners, loving their friends, their families, America. I want my students to leave my room eager to learn more. I want them to be explorers, ask questions to be leaders, to be fearless.
The peaceful quite time in my room is about to end. It is almost time, to turn up the lights and wake them from their afternoon naps. Some will already be awake, some will have to ease into it. Some cry, because they need just a little more time..and others are up and raring to go. Ready for snack. Ready to play! The quiet time is gone and now the room is full of life. Full of questions, singing, dancing, laughter. And it's exactly where I want to be.. right in the midst of it all..
I didn't really have a plan for today's blog.. but as I mentioned earlier- I am at work. And all day long today I have heard- (from staff, teachers, and older students) WHY ARE WE HERE? I CAN'T BELIEVE WE HAVE TO WORK! OTHER SCHOOLS ARE OUT... and it made me sad. Because, well I want to be here! I want to be with my students. I want to take advantage of every oppertunity to make a difference in the life of each of my students!
33 comments:
- Heather Bug said...
Aww, sorry you have to work today. Macy is at school, too. :( Happy Monday! :)
- January 18, 2010 at 4:34 PM
- Nic said...
LOL!! I think Josh would say the samething about Hominy!! Lets hope he doesn't notice =)Noticed you were from the big OK. I have family in Duncan, Norman, Shawnee...I could go on and on.
- January 18, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- petrii said...
What a wonderful teacher you are!!! My itty-bitty (ok he's 17, but he'll always be my itty-bitty :0) loved his Pre-K and his K for that matter. He is a Junior in High School now and I still remember those sweet days and all the fun he had and the fun things he made. It was great!! You are affecting the lives of your little ones ~~ they need such a GREAT foundation!!
Have a Blessed evening,
- January 18, 2010 at 6:55 PM
- Rebecca Jo said...
Because you want to be there.. that's the reason why you are such a good teacher!!!!
And I'm sure you do touch those little lives... I totally remember my Pre-K & Kindergarden teachers... I LOVED them!!!! They made a huge impact on me! Some of them came to my grandma's funeral a few years past (they went to the same church) & seeing them just made me feel like a kid again... what you do makes such a difference!
- January 19, 2010 at 8:28 AM
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What? I thought all schools took MLK day off!
- January 19, 2010 at 7:44 PM
- Startup Wife said...
This was so sweet. I used to nanny, and I totally relate to that feeling of investing in a child's life and thinking about his or her future and how things are going to go for them, and whether you've blessed them in some small way.
You sound like a GREAT teacher.
- January 21, 2010 at 7:30 PM
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- Honey Mommy said...
I hope that my kids have a teacher like you... one that wants to be there!
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