213 July and August 2019 Signposts by Signposts Magazine

Magazine for the Builth Ministry Area July/August 2019

Issue No 213

The Trinity - a Divine Mystery. Trinity Sunday was, this year, celebrated on Father’s Day. We have little trouble thinking of God as ‘Father’- as a benign (though, perhaps, also strict) parent. But the biblical concept embraced much more than that. The father was seen as the one who gave life, the mother as merely the carrier. So God the Father gives us the understanding of God as Creator, bringing and holding all life in being. But Jesus introduces us to God as ‘Abba’; offering a much more intimate understanding of the father role. He invites us not to just worship God from afar but to enter into a real and living relationship with him: one where you can know and be known. And it is Jesus himself who makes that possible. It is through him that we can know the Divine Being more intimately. For Jesus was both fully human - and fully divine. As the prologue to St. John’s gospel tells us, ‘In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God …. What has come into being in him was life, and the life was the light of all people. … The true light, which enlightens everyone, was coming into the world” Jesus Christ points us towards God and yet also is God. So when we enter into a close relationship with him, we are brought into the closer presence of the divine source of all life. In knowing Jesus, we can know ourselves to be fully loved and accepted by God the Father. We are brought into the fullness of life: both here and for all eternity. But we also know that the presence of Jesus here on earth was constrained by both time and place. So, Jesus promised his disciples

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that the Holy Spirit will come upon them and lead them in His way. “He will glorify me; will take what is mine and declare it to you.” (John 1.13) The Holy Spirit empowers and sustains not just creation but also discipleship. The power of God that ‘moved over the face of the waters’ at the beginning of creation is the same power that enables us to follow him today. We can see, then, that God has, throughout scripture been experienced as three persons in one: as ‘Trinity.’ Something which our limited, rational human minds, have trouble fully understanding. But we don’t need to understand in any scientific way. For if we could explain the divine nature in mere human terms, he would cease to be God. For all words are only partial truths whilst God is Absolute Truth. The Trinity is not to be explained away; it is to be fully experienced. What really matters is not our intellectual understanding but our willingness to believe that which we say in our worship every Sunday. “We believe in one God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.” Not three separate ‘persons’ but all bound together in One Unity. Let us enjoy the mystery of God as Trinity. Let us rejoice that this Triune God loves and sustains us more than we can possibly imagine. Then let us commit ourselves to go out and love in the same way as God loves us; building up relationships in our homes, our community and our world. In his name: Trinity.

EDITORSHIP If you wish to contact the editor, please note the email address: signpostsmagazine@gmail.com

Llanelwedd Little Learners @ Llanelwedd Church in Wales Primary School Currently open Monday-Friday 9.15-11.15am (increasing to 9.15-11.45am soon) in Llanelwedd Jubilee Hall. Funded sessions from the term after a child turns 3 years old For more information.

Tel. 01982 552616.

Email. little.learners@llanelwedd.powys.sch.uk

We also have a Facebook Page â&#x20AC;&#x153;Llanelwedd Little Learnersâ&#x20AC;? where you can see what we get up to. This page has a messaging option

Ministry Area Notices Builth Ministry Area

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Breakfast 27th July & 24th August 10.00am Drovers Tea Rooms, Builth

RETREAT HOUSE

Drop in Quiet Day Monday 5th Aug & 2nd Sept An opportunity to pause for prayer and personal reflection come for all or part of the day. Bring your own lunch. Coffee and tea provided. No charge, but donations welcome. No need to book. 10am - 4pm with Eucharist at 12 noon

St Bridgetâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church Llansantffraed is looking for a Church Warden. Do you think you could help?

Are you the right person for this role? Please phone Rev. Linda Watson 01982 553533 or Marilyn Jarvis on 01982 570313.

LLANGASTY

Come and Join us

Phone: 01874 658250 E-mail: enquiries@llangasty.com Visit: www.llangasty.com

LLANGASTY

Cymun Bendigaid Welsh

RETREAT HOUSE

Eucharist

A Eucharist through the medium of Welsh every Monday at midday in Brecon Cathedral. Croeso i bawb All Welcome

Diocesan Vision Prayer Father, we hold before you our family in the Diocese of Swansea and Brecon and we open our hearts and minds to your Spirit. Bless us as we gather in your name; Guide us as we grow into the likeness of your Son; Lead us by your Spirit to go out and make disciples of others. God of our journeying, be our way and our truth and our life; our beginning and our end. We pray through Jesus our Lord. Amen.

Magazine hopes its readers are looking forward to a contemplative Trinity season and a safe Summer If you would like to offer a letter or article our contact details are on the back page. signpostsmagazine@gmail.com

Builth Ministry Area - Colwyn Dear Friends (as in the Christmas and Easter seasons) or in more severe penance (as in Advent and Lent), but in watchfulness and expectation of the Second Coming of Christ.

This is the time of the year in which we celebrate Ordinary Time. Because the term ordinary in English most often means something that's not special or distinctive, many people think that Ordinary Time refers to parts of the calendar of the Anglican Church that are unimportant. Even though the season of Ordinary Time makes up most of the Liturgical year, the fact that Ordinary Time refers those periods that fall outside of the major liturgical seasons reinforces this impression. Yet Ordinary Time is far from unimportant or uninteresting. It is called "ordinary" not because it is common but simply because the weeks of Ordinary Time are numbered. The Latin word ordinalis, which refers to numbers in a series, stems from the Latin word ordo, from which we get the English word order. Thus, the numbered weeks of Ordinary Time, in fact, represent the ordered life of the Churchâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;the period in which we live our lives neither in feasting

The normal liturgical colour for Ordinary Time is green. This is when we have green vestments and altar cloths which traditionally have been associated with the time after Pentecost, the period in which the Church founded by the risen Christ and enlivened by the Holy Spirit began to grow and to spread the Gospel to all nations. July and August are a time for rest and relaxation for yourselves, your children and your families. My prayer for you all is that you will all have time to enjoy yourselves, to relax and recharge your batteries and no matter where you go, or what you do, may God be with you. Blessings to you all.

Linda

Services for July

21st July Trinity 5 09.30 Llanfaredd Holy Communion LW 11.15 Glascwm Holy Communion LW Readings: Genesis 18:1-10a; Psalm 15; Colossians 1:1528; Luke 10:38-42

7th July Trinity 3 10.00 Llansantffraed Holy Communion LW 18.00 Glascwm Village Service JO Readings: Isaiah 66:10-14; Psalm 66:1-9; Galatians 6:[1, 6], 7-16; Luke 10:1-11, 16-20 14th July Trinity 4 09.30 Cregrina Holy Communion 11.15 Llanelwedd Worship4All 11.15 Rhulen Holy Communion Readings: Deuteronomy 30:9-14; Psalm Colossians 1:1-14; Luke 10:25-37

28th July Trinity 6 09.30 Bettws Holy Communion LW 09.30 Cregrina Village Service MJ 11.15 Llanelwedd Holy Communion LW Readings: Genesis 18:20-32; Psalm 138; Colossians 2:615; Luke 11:1-13

LW ET/MJ LW 25:1-10;

Llanelwedd with Llanfaredd, Llansantffraed-in-Elwell, Bettws, Cregrina, Glascwm and Rhulen Revd Mthr Linda Watson, The Rectory, Llanelwedd LD2 3TY 01982 553533, revlindawatson@gmail.com Licensed Lay Minister. Mr Eddie Thomas. 01982 552873, edwin.thomas935@btinternet.com 4

Builth Ministry Area - Colwyn Services for August 4th August Trinity 7 10.00 Llansantffraed Holy Communion LW 18.00 Glascwm Village Service ET Readings: Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14; Psalm 49:1-9 [10-12]; Colossians 3:1-11

Monthly Events: •

Every Tuesday during term time at 9.1511.15, Llanelwedd Tots Play time, Stay and Play group at the Jubilee Hall, £1.50 per family, 50p for tea and Coffee. • Every Thursday from 10 am, Sewing Group at Hundred House Hall • Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 10am, Bible Study at Cregrina. All Welcome. Phone Cherry on 01982 570702 for details. • Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from 10 am, Coffee Connection with free tea, coffee and biscuits at Hundred House Hall. All Welcome. Contact Jo: 01982 570326 for free transport. • Every 3rd Thursday during term time at 2.303.10pm, Story Time for pre-school children, babies and their carers, at St Matthew’s, Llanelwedd • Every 3rd Friday at 18:30, Friday Fellowship at Cregrina. For ladies of all ages to meet new and old friends, chat, eat supper together and share and encourage each other in their faith. Contact Cherry on 01982 570702 for details or powyschurch@gmail.com. • Every 4th Friday at 9.30, Morning Prayer with open reflection at St Matthew’s Church, Llanelwedd. All Welcome • Every 4th Saturday at 10 am, Men’s Breakfast at The Drovers Tearoom.

11th August Trinity 8 09.30 Cregrina Holy Communion LW 11.15 Llanelwedd Worship4All ET/MJ 11.15 Rhulen Holy Communion JO Readings: Genesis 15:1-6; Psalm 33:12-21; [22]; Hebrews 11:1-3, 8-16; Luke 12:32-40 18th August Trinity 9 09.30 Llanfaredd Holy Communion LW 11.15 Glascwm Holy Communion LW Readings: Jeremiah 23:23-29; Psalm 82; Hebrews 11:2912:2; Luke 12: 49-56 25th August Trinity 10 09.30 Bettws Holy Communion LW 09.30 Cregrina Village Service ET 11.15 Llanelwedd Holy Communion LW Readings: Isaiah 58: 9b-14; Psalm 103:1-8; Hebrews 12:18-29; Luke 13:10-17

Website: www.colwynbenefice.wordpress.com This is a useful source of information on church services and community events and offers resources and support in areas such as prayer and Bible study. Colwyn Benefice’s Facebook page can be accessed from this website

Every 4th Saturday at 10 am, Men’s Breakfast at The Drovers Tearoom.

St Bridget’s Church Llansantffraed is looking for a Church Warden. Do you think you could help? Are you the right person for this role? Please phone Rev. Linda Watson on 01982 553533 or Marilyn Jarvis on 01982 570313.

Builth Ministry Area – Buallt Pattern of Worship for the interregnum First Sunday of month 10 am Family Worship in St Mary’s, Builth Lead by Lay Worship Leaders

Matins in Maesmynis Gina Ayling

11.00

15.00

Second Sunday of month 9.30am Holy Eucharist in Builth

Third Sunday of month Holy Eucharist in Builth with guest celebrant & preacher*

Fourth Sunday of month Holy Eucharist In Builth

Fifth Sunday of month

United Eucharist in Alltmawr Holy Eucharist In Maesmynis

Holy Eucharist in Llanddewi’r-Cwm

Every Thursday House Group meets Judith 552706 Every Thursday Bell-Ringers in St. Mary’s Tower at 19.30 David 552477

Builth Wells with Llanddewi’r-Cwm & Llangynog with Maesmynis & Llanynis with Alltmawr Rev’d Canon Mark Beaton (Area Dean) -Tel: 01544 350342, Email: revmark.beaton@gmail.com

Builth Ministry Area â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Buallt

On Sunday Morning Janet Day, carried out her first duty as curate, preaching at a service led by The Ven Alan Jevons, Arch Deacon.

If you have any questions about services, please contact your Benefice Warden or a member of the Ministry Area Team. For others queries (baptisms, weddings, funerals, etc), please contact Revâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d Canon Mark Beaton (Area Dean) -Tel: 01544 350342, Email: revmark.beaton@gmail.com

Irfon Valley & Upper Wye Ministry Area Services for July Sunday 7th July 09.30 HC 11.00 MW 11.15 MW 11.15 HC

3rd after Trinity EOD St James Llanganten Lanfihangel BP

Wednesday 10th July 18.30 St James Festival Songs of Praise Sunday 14th 09.30 09.30 09.30 11.00 11.00

July MW HC MW HC MW

Services for August NH/CH VE JB/IBW NH/CH

4th after Trinity EOD Llangammarch Cwmbach St James Newbridge

JS AS NH/CH JB/IBW NH/CH

Wednesday 7th August 19.00 St Davids tbc Re dedication & blessing of the Alter Cloth PB AT MP AT MP

Sunday 21st July 5th after Trinity 09.30 HC EOD NH/CH 11.00 MW St James CJ 11.15 HC Llanganten NH/CH 15:00 HC Lanfihangel BP NH/CH Sunday 28th July 09.30 MW TL 09.30 MW 09.30 HC 11.00 HC 11.00 MW

Sunday 4th August 7th after Trinity 09.30 HC EOD 11.00 MW St James 11.15 HC Llanlleonfel 11.15 MW Llanganten 11.15 HC Lanfihangel BP

6th after Trinity EOD

YP or

Llangammarch Cwmbach St James Newbridge

HE/AS AT JS RT

Sunday 11h 09.30 09.30 09.30 11.00 11.00 11.00

August 8th after Trinity MW EOD HC Llangammarch MW Cwmbach HC St James MW Newbridge MW Llanfechan

PB AT MP AT MP JB

Sunday 18th 09.30 11.00 11.15 15.00

August 9th after Trinity HC EOD MW St James HC Llanganten HC Llanafan

JS CJ JS NH/CH

Sunday 25th 09.30 09.30 09.30 11.00 11.00 11.00

August 10th after Trinity MW EOD MW Llangammarch HC Cwmbach HC St James MW Newbridge MW? The Bog

PB HE/MP AT JS AT PBW

Irfon Valey & Upper Wye Ministry Area Songs of Praise St Afans Church Llanafanfawr Sunday 18th August 2019 at 3pm to be followed by Teas

Treasure Hunt and BBQ 26th August 2019 from 6pm in the Community Centre in aid of St Afans' Church If you have any questions about services, please contact your Benefice Warden or a member of the Ministry Area Team. For others queries (baptisms, weddings, funerals, etc), please contact Revâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d Canon Mark Beaton (Area Dean) -Tel: 01544 350342, Email: revmark.beaton@gmail.com

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Builth Ministry Area - Erwood & Painscastle Dear All,

This may allow our holiday period to be a time to relax and nurture the sometimes neglected core that is obscured by the labels that we accumulate around ourselves - boss, employee, husband, wife, mum, dad, carer….. we are all well acquainted with the perceived roles and titles that we carry through life. This time of the Christian year is the time for asking Christ to naturally lift your heart towards the place where your deepest longings are realised - through our humanity within nature and also the divine nature of our humanity. Simply worship him, love him and rest in him. The Feast of the Transfiguration of Our Lord on the sixth of August emphasises the clarity of connecting with the, often neglected, divine part of ourselves and serves to reaffirm the strength of our relationship with Jesus. Within the mystery of the story, the transfiguration of Jesus is presenting a simple truth that this is revelation of Jesus as he truly is, the Son of God. At this awesome moment for Peter, James and John, nothing of the nature of Jesus is hidden from them and his kinship with God is made apparent. This is a dramatic mingling of the divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ that the disciples find difficult to comprehend, yet if Jesus is fully human and a model of the perfected humanity that we aspire toward then may we infer that if we stand before God as we truly are – as His beloved children, then may we also may be transfigured?

Summer is passing quickly. May this season be the time to experience a sacramental view of all things. As we absorb nature’s greenery, from the shrubbery and trees in the gardens to the stretching, working fields and distant beacons, may we respond to creation around us with a breath of joy that places us into God’s care. Summer is a time for the heart; for learning the lesson of abundance, if you cannot feel the life of God’s creation at her fullest then you cannot live it. Love, as a unifying factor, may provide us with insights into the lives of the major Saints that have their feast days in July; Thomas on the 3rd, Benedict on the 11th and James (The Greater) on the 25th . Thomas was so filled with love for Jesus that he was anxious not to fully believe the wonderful news of his resurrection until he saw Jesus for himself. When he did encounter Jesus, Thomas did not waste time putting his hands into the wounds of Jesus but simply said the ultimate profession of faith, “My Lord and my God.” This speaks of so much love. Benedict, the founder of western monasticism, at the beginning of his Rule says quite simply, “ This is advice from a father who loves you.” The Rule speaks much of obedience but all the teaching to the monks is given within this invocation of love. James is the first Apostle to be martyred; the first of them to follow the way to death for love of his Lord. (Acts 12:1-2); We need to love ourselves as God loves us. August does bring us a natural caesura in the flow of the year.

I hope you may all find some ‘holiday’ time this Summer. True refreshment may be found if we bring back to our responsibilities all the insights that come to us in times of true relaxation. May we all find renewal in Christ. Be drawn into his love for all people so that you will be counted among the Saints in glory. Blessings as always. Father Paul. XX

Aberedw w Llandeilo Graban w Llanbadarn-y-Garreg w Crickadarn w Gwenddwr & Bryngwyn w Newchurch w Llanbedr Painscastle w Llanddewi Fach Revd Fthr Paul Keown, Trefechan, Edw Crescent, Aberedw, Builth Wells LD2 3UH, 01982 560653, frpaulkeown@mac.com

Builth Ministry Area - Erwood & Painscastle Sunday 8th September 12th after Trinity

Services for July Sunday 7th July 9.30m 9.30am 11.00am 11.00am

9.30am Crickadarn 9.30am Aberedw 11.00am Llanbedr

3rd after Trinity

Llanbadarn -Y- Garreg Eucharist Gwenddwr Eucharist (Fr Phil.) Llandeilo Graban Morning Prayer Newchurch Holy Communion

Occasionally - times may vary due to circumstances. Always worth a check if forward planning.

Sunday 14th July 4th after Trinity 9.30am Crickadarn 9.30am Aberedw 11.00am Llanbedr

Sunday 21st July

Midweek Eucharist on Wednesdays at 6.30pm resumed in St Cewydd’s from April 3rd.

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist (Fr Phil)

St Cewydd’s, Aberedw. Evening Prayer at 6.00pm on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Midweek Eucharist at 6.30pm on Wednesday.

5th after Trinity

9.30am Llandeilo Graban Eucharist 11.00am Gwenddwr Eucharist 3.00pm Llandewi Fach Eucharist

Sunday 28th July

Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist Eucharist

Sunday 4th August

7th after Trinity

9.30m 9.30am 11.00am 11.00am

Llanbadarn-Y- Garreg Gwenddwr Llandeilo Graban Newchurch

8th after Trinity

9.30am Crickadarn 9.30am Aberedw 11.00am Llanbedr

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist

Sunday 18th August

9th after Trinity

9.30am Llandeilo Graban Eucharist 11.00am Gwenddwr Eucharist 3.00pm Llandewi Fach Eucharist

10th after Trinity Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist

Sunday 1st September 11th after Trinity 9.30m 9.30am 11.00am 11.00am

Llanbadarn-Y- Garreg Gwenddwr Llandeilo Graban Newchurch

You are most welcome to join us at our meetings. Meetings are held at Painscastle Village Hall on the 2nd Tuesday of each month during the winter months. For more information contact: Fran Shaw, 01982 56048

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil.) Morning Prayer Holy Communion

Sunday 11th August

Sunday 25th August 9.30am Bryngwyn 9.30am Crickadarn 11.00 Aberedw

Painscastle Mothers’ Union

6th after Trinity

9.30am Bryngwyn 9.30am Crickadarn 11.00 Aberedw

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil.) Morning Prayer Holy Communion

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist

21st Annual Kilvert Pilgrimage Sunday 28th July 2019 8 1/2 miles 0900 Eucharist at Bryngwyn. Transport available to Newchurch

1000 Assemble at Newchurch (10-10.30) 1030 Short service at the Grave of Emmeline Vaughan (bring a small posy) 1100 Leave for Bryngwyn 1230 Readings and Musical Recital, followed by BYO lunch (tea provided) 1300 Leave for Llanbedr 1500 Short Rest at Ireland 1600 Afternoon Tea at Llanbedr 1700 Leave for Llandewi Fach 1800 Readimngs and final Prayer at Llandewi Fach 1830 Disperse. Transport back to Newchurch All Welcome. Join at any stage. Enquiries 01497 821414 (Adrian)

Humphrey used to attract a large congregation from neighbouring villages and further afield, who liked the Book of Common Prayer, Humphrey’s inclusive style and his idiosyncratic preaching. He started the leaving of out refreshments for walkers and visitors in the Church, which we still do. He preached at the Newchurch Chapel, where he was held him in great affection – they showed great understanding when he descended into dementia. Humphrey and Helga were also regular attenders at the Quaker meeting House in Almeley, where they treated him with similar kindness.

Obituary: The Revd Dr Humphrey Fisher Humphrey Fisher, born 1933 and died 20th May this year. In the month of the Kilvert Pilgrimage – a good time to reflect on the life of its cofounder. Humphrey was buried at Newchurch, next to Helga on 31st May. His family had organised a wonderful and musical service, and mourners came from all parts of the country and overseas.

There are many stories that be told of Humphrey and Helga, but there is no space here. Their company was warm and good humoured, and there was always a delightful welcome at Rose Cottage.

Humphrey retired came to Newchurch after a very distinguished career at SOAS. Before that he had been educated at a Quaker and Christian colleges in the USA and at Harvard and Oxford Universities. He had befriended and studied the Almaddiya, a persecuted peaceful Muslim sect in Nigeria, managed a farm for Palestinian refugees in Jordan and done missionary and academic research in Sierra Leone.

Having spent nearly all his life in other countries, Humphrey was not attuned to the niceties of British social intercourse. He could put his foot in it and get on the wrong side of people. His friend and supporters, however, well outnumbered the others. When we needed to raise the £5000 to restore the Church bells, he wrote to his friends and the money was forthcoming Dementia took hold over a long period, hastened by Helga’s unexpected death in 2013. The congregation dwindled and Humphrey slowly disengaged from the life of the church.

Humphrey, already an Anglican lay reader, was urged by our Rector to put himself forward for ordination, and went for pastoral training to a Roman Catholic college in London. The Church in Wales at first hesitated to ordain Humphrey, who seemed to have an imperfect grasp of the workings of that Church, and whose views and background were unorthodox. The Bishop, after due consideration, intervened, and Humphrey became NSM at Newchurch.

At SOAS, Humphrey had gone out of his way to ensure that overseas students, disoriented in a new country and institution, got his full help and support. Humphrey’s lifelong concern had been the plight of the displaced and the persecuted, and this concern remained with him to the end, as did his Faith. 12

Congratulations to Janet Day and Meinir Ronicle who were ordained as Deacons on Sunday. Meinir will be serving as Curate in the Benefice of Gwastedyn and Janet joins us in Builth.

Do you recognize anyone in this photograph taken outside the Gold Club in Builth Wells? We have some of them but if you have any information, please contact us via the contact details on the back page.

Do you recognise anyone in this photograph?

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We welcome any faith, religion or belief so suitable for everyone. You can create something different or have a traditional funeral with a church service. Return back to nature and choose your final resting place. Plots are available to be reserved. Richard and Sarah Vale Busnant Farm, Glascwm, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 5SE Tel 01982 570701 info@haymeadowburials.co.uk www.haymeadowburials.co.uk

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