Saints Alive Summer 2017

Saints Alive!

ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH Summer 2017
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A Warm Welcome The Coptic Church is one of the most ancient churches
in the world, dating its origins to AD49 when the
from Apostle Mark is believed to have travelled to Egypt.
Today they constitute by far the largest Christian
Gareth Wardell community in the Middle East, accounting for an
estimated 10% to 15% of Egypt’s population of 85
Vicar at All Saints’ Hampton million.

Dear Friends The Palm Sunday attacks followed a spate of other
recent atrocities directed against Egypt’s Christians.
Twelve seconds of silence can feel like an eternity on They were clearly intended to sow fear and division
live television, but that’s how long it took Amr Adeeb, between Egypt’s Christian and Muslim communities
Egypt’s most famous TV Talk-Show host to find an who, for the most part, have lived together in peace, so
appropriate response, as he watched a reporter it was encouraging that on Easter Sunday many
colleague speak with the widow of the guard at St. Muslims gathered outside local churches, vowing to
Mark’s Cathedral in the coastal city of Alexandria. protect their Christian neighbours.

IS suicide bombers had chosen Palm Sunday, the day As our country prepares to go to the polls in a General
when Christians recall Jesus’s peaceful entry into Election we can count ourselves blessed that freedom
Jerusalem, sat humbly on a donkey, to attack Egyptian of religion, including the freedom for all people of faith
Churches, including St Mark’s Cathedral, as Christians to worship openly is one of our most cherished
met to worship, killing forty seven and injuring over a freedoms. But as a Christian, I can’t help also feeling
hundred others. deeply humbled and challenged by the powerful
witness to forgiveness modeled by Egypt’s Christians
In the aftermath of such an attack, one might expect and feeling there is so much we need to learn from
expressions of anger, hatred and revenge – but what them about what it means to be a follower of Christ.
was striking was that the exact opposite occurred.
“I’m not angry at the one who did this,” said the With warmest regards, Gareth
widow being interviewed, with her children by her
side. “I’m telling him, ‘May God forgive you, and we PS. In November 2015, I
also forgive you. Believe me, we forgive you. You put was part of an official group
my husband in a place I couldn’t have dreamed of.’” of clergy from the Diocese
of London, visiting the
As he watched in stunned Coptic Church in Egypt and
silence, the talk-show host was privileged to meet His
finally responded, his voice Holiness Pope Tawadros II,
cracking with emotion: “The the direct successor to St
Copts of Egypt … are made of Mark, as the Pope of
… steel! How great is this Alexandria.
amount of forgiveness you have! If it were my father, I
could never say this. But this is their faith and religious How to find us:
conviction.” Millions marveled with him across the
airwaves of Egypt and social-media was a-buzz with All Saints’ Church, The Avenue, Hampton, TW12 3RG
people discussing the interview.
020 8979 2102
Right across the Middle East ancient Christian www.allsaintshampton.co.uk
communities are under intense pressure, as never www.facebook.com/allsaintshampton
before. In part this is because, as Christians they
suffer from a kind of ‘guilt-by-association’. Western Baptisms, Weddings or Banns of Marriage
military actions are frequently portrayed as a To book for Baptisms, Weddings or Banns of Marriage, or to
Christian attack on Islam, with the result that, despite
having deep roots in the region that long pre-date discuss any other matters, you are invited to attend the
Islam, Christians feel increasingly marginalized in the weekly 'office' in the Church Porch every Saturday from 11
land of their birth. Many are choosing to emigrate,
while others have been forced to flee for their lives.
In Iraq alone, the Christian population, which
numbered 1.4 million in 2003 before the US invasion,
has dropped to just 275,000 today.

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Who’s Who at All Saints’ Services at
All Saints’ Hampton
Vicar: Revd. Gareth Wardell
Regular Services
The Vicarage, 40 The Avenue, Hampton, TW12 3RS
020 8487 3823 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
[email protected] 8.30 am Morning Prayer
Parish Office Wednesday
9.30 am Holy Communion
020 8979 2102 Saturday
[email protected] 10.30 am Morning Prayer
The office is open Tuesday-Friday mornings. Sunday
At other times messages should be left on the 8.00 am Holy Communion
answering machine or via an email.
10.00 am The Parish Communion
Lay Ministers (1st Sunday of the month is Family Service)

Anne Walker 5.00 pm Evening Prayer
020 8941 0138 or [email protected]

Sarah Pain
020 8979 5140 or [email protected]

Chris Saul
[email protected]

Church Wardens

Paula Williams
020 8941 2082
[email protected]

Judith Butler
020 3729 9391
[email protected]

Pastoral Visiting Team 020 8979 2102

Organist and Choir Mistress Veronica Barnes

Youth Leader Mark Williams

Safeguarding officer Sarah Pain

At All Saints’ we take the safety of young people very
seriously. All our children and young people's volunteers are
DBS cleared, we have a child protection policy which is
reviewed annually and follow best-practice guidelines at all
times.

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Celebrating 60 years of serving in All Saints’ choir

Anne Walker celebrated her 60th year of singing with All Saints’ Church Choir on Sunday April 30th 2017

Anne in conversation with Veronica Barnes (Organist and Choir Mistress):

What role(s) do you have in All Saints’ Church?
I greatly enjoy singing in the choir each week and overseeing and helping arrange the church flowers. A Few years
ago I was licensed as a Lay Minister/Reader so I preach at, and lead, some of the services including funerals. I also
help in a variety of church activities such as the monthly parish lunch, services at our local residential home and
home communions.

How has music affected your life
Hugely! My father and grandmother were musical so I was encouraged to listen to music and to sing. During my
time at All Saints’ I have met several fine organists/choir directors who between them introduced me to a huge
variety of choral music which I still enjoy singing or listening to - everything from Messiah to
Taize chants and modern church songs. Also to secular music at parish entertainments!

Have you a special memory of the first Sunday you sang in the Choir at All Saints’?
It was a little scary because the choir was so large. I was kitted out in the smallest choir
robes and popped in the middle of the back row with the other choir girls. Juggling with
four sets of books, a hymn sheet and an unfamiliar service was a bit daunting. But sitting in
the large choir which sang so enthusiastically in four-part harmony, close to the organ, and
in the “middle of the action” was thrilling.
Was it usual to have girls in church choirs when you first sang here, or would you consider
yourself a pioneer?
Very few churches had choir girls but All Saints’ was one of the exceptions. The Revd. John Garrington admitted
senior girls and ladies shortly after he became vicar in the late 1940’s - so he was the real pioneer. However, the
age of joining for girls was reduced to eleven from fifteen when I was admitted and later it was reduced further.
Unlike the boys, girls were not paid on a monthly basis until 1964!

Do you have a favourite anthem or piece of music which you have sung? Faure Requiem

Do you have a favourite anecdote or incident you would like to share about your time here at All Saints’?
Many and various from the amusing and human to the more serious and what is best left unsaid! There was the
case of the bogus Vicar in 1960. He came to deputise for our Vicar who was away and conducted two weddings
whilst here. It later emerged that he was not ordained but was masquerading as a clergyman! It caused
enormous upset - especially to the two couples who had to be “re-married”! He ended up at the Old Bailey!
But on a very personal note, I had always wanted to sing in a cathedral choir - which was of course unheard of
when I was young - so the chance to sing Evensong with the choir in St Edmundsbury Cathedral as a girl was
particularly memorable.

What is your favourite hymn? I, the Lord of sea and sky. Lord of the dance.

Do you have a favourite Bible verse? Psalm 23, The Lord is My Shepherd

What one piece of music, one book (apart from The Bible) and one luxury would you take to a desert island?
African Sanctus; A set of detective stories; a box of baklava.

Tell us something about yourself which others may not know about.
As a child I adored climbing trees, later I enjoyed abseiling, and I still like exploring remote or off-beat locations.
I loathe housework!

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All Saints’ Registers Congratulations!

Baptisms Ellie and Jonny were married at All
We welcome into the Family of Christ’s Church: Saints’ Church on Saturday 8th
Emilia Grace Elizabeth Burns April.
Noah William Burt Jonny and Ellie have a long history
William Ralph Anidjar-Romain associated with All Saints’
Hampton and Jonny is the son of
Weddings our Church Warden Paula
We congratulate: Williams and her husband Clive.
Jonathan Williams and Eleanor Mitchell
and wish them every happiness together Hall Hire at All Saints’

Funerals All Saints’ has three halls
available to hire for parties,
We pray for the families of those who have died recently: exercise classes, children’s
clubs, tuition, meetings and
Marjorie Seymour Elizabeth Green other functions.
Joan Gregory Josephine Cobb
Rita Jenkins Ian Searle Contact the Parish Administrator to discuss hall hire
Maneck Dalal Robert Harle on
Paul Thompson Patricia Austin
Denise Turner Jekaterina Ozernova 020 8979 2102 or
James Tolley email [email protected]

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Music for Todos Santos! Hampton Carnival

Saturday 2nd September June 10th 2017

at All Saints’ Church This year the Hampton Carnival is growing and joining
forces with Hampton Music Festival to create a larger
Come and join us on Saturday 2nd September for an event that will spread from Nursery Green all the way
evening of music and praise to raise funds for the High through to Hampton Square. As well as all the usual
School of Todos Santos in our link parish of Nacala, fun, stalls and events, there will be a stage with live
Mozambique. The theme will be “Music through the music all day, dance performances from Hampton
Church Year” and there will be a selection of hymns, High and KDA Dance School, and Radio Jackie too!
organ and choir pieces.
Todos Santos School currently has 900 students who are All Saints’ Summer Fete will be taking place opposite
taught in 3 shifts to ensure maximum use of it’s Nursery Green offering a further selection of stalls for
premises. In his recent visit to All Saints’, as featured in you to enjoy.
the Spring issue of Saints Alive, Bishop Manuel Ernesto
asked us to help raise funds for the school in order to The two WIs of Hampton will be hosting a grand
improve and enhance the school’s facilities. We hope to Teddy Bear’s Picnic area at the carnival. We invite you
raise £2500. to pack your picnic lunch and your teddy bear and
Further details are available from the Parish Office. join us in Hampton Square between noon and 4pm.
There will be cakes, tea and coffee for sale, music to
listen to and cake decorating competition entries to
admire.

To enter the Cake Decorating Competition - decorate
three small individual cakes with a Teddy Bear’s Picnic
theme!

There are three categories to enter:
1) 10 years or younger 2) 11–16 years
3) 17–107 years

All entries should be delivered to the WI picnic area
before 1pm on Saturday 10th June. For further details
and rules please visit www.thehamptonwi.com

Inside the community centre, the Model Railway
group will host a display of miniature trains, alongside
three separate art exhibitions and a display of
Hampton’s history.

There’s still time to apply for a stall if you haven’t
done so yet. Just contact [email protected]

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Hampton Infant and Nursery School Visit All Saints’ Church

We had the pleasure of welcoming Hampton Infant and Nursery School to All Saints’ Church one morning in April.
As part of the Religious Education curriculum, the Year One classes visited Gareth and All Saints’ to learn about the
history of the church, what happens in a church and explore various areas of the church building.

Gareth began his talk asking the children what a church was, explaining that the church was the people rather than
the building. Gareth continued to tell the children what happens in a church., that joyous events like weddings,
baptisms and Christmas services take place, as well as sad events such as funerals.

The children heard about the history of All Saints’, which was built in 1908, and that the foundation stone was laid
by Queen Victoria’s daughter, Princess Christian.

The children had the chance to try on church robes worn during different services, ring the church bell and stroke
Libby, Gareth’s yellow Labrador. They also got to stand in the pulpit and see the artistic wall-hanging, the font used
for baptisms and the church foundation stone.

One of the pupils at Hampton Infants wrote a letter to Gareth about their trip to All Saints’:

“Thank you for letting us come to your church. I liked standing in the pulpit because it was very high up. I learnt
how important God is to us. I want to now know how many stories there are in the bible.”

Gareth and Libby at All Saints’
by a pupil at

Hampton Infant and Nursery School

Summer Craft: Sparkly Sun Catcher Butterfly

This pretty butterfly looks lovely up against the window, or hanging in the breeze .
You will need:

Bright coloured paper or card
Multi coloured glitter
Laminating pouch and laminator / contact paper (sticky backed plastic)
Green foam or card
Wiggly eyes

Instructions:
 Fold the paper in half, then cut out a butterfly wing shape. Cut another shape about an inch in so that you

have a frame when you unfold the butterfly.
 Lay the shape carefully in your laminating pouch or on the sticky side of your contact paper.
 Fill the centre of the butterfly with glitter. Carefully lay the top layer of the pouch over the butterfly and feed

through the laminator (supervised by an adult) . If you are using contact paper make sure you completely
cover the sticky bit with the other side .
 Cut around your butterfly.
 From green craft foam or card, cut a body for your butterfly and stick it on with glue or double sided tape. If
you are going to hang your butterfly up, you might want to sandwich a length of thread between the butter-
fly and the body before you glue them together. Add two wiggly eyes and put your butterfly out on display.

(Craft idea provided by activityvillage.co.uk)

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Children’s Activities at All Saints’

A relaxed environment for For preschool children and TNT is All Saints’ youth group for 10 -13-
children aged 0-4 to play and their parents and carers year-olds. . TNT is on a break now until
their parents and carers to have a September when they will meet on a
Crafts, painting, bible stories Friday evening 7.30-9pm.
hot drink! and songs and toys
Every other Thursday Every other Thursday YF is a youth group for 13 - 18-year-olds.
10 - 11.30 am The group meet every Sunday between
10 - 11.30 am 15, 29 June 7.30–9.30 pm in the Church Hall. It’s an
13 July opportunity to take part in activities: film
22 June (term time) nights, games evenings, trips out with
people of the same age.
6 July
To find out more please call Mark
(term time) Williams (020 8941 2082), or just come
along and join us.

Did you know that… All Saints’ holds a regular Sunday School?

At the Sunday 10am Service, there is a children’s crèche and a Sunday School. They run every Sunday apart from
the first Sunday in the month when we have a Family Service. Everyone is welcome!

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Activities at All Saints’

Ladies Club All Saints’ Choir

All Saints’ Ladies Club meet on Tuesday evenings at If you enjoy singing and are aged 7 and above you may

7.45pm in the Church Hall. A varied programme of like to join All Saints' Choir.

speakers and outings are planned for Summer 2017. All Practices for Junior and Senior choristers take place in
are warmly invited to come along. The charge is £2 per the Church Choir Vestry alternate Friday evenings 6.30-
evening, which includes tea/coffee/biscuits. Some 7.30pm.
activities include:

13th June: Outing to Polesden Lacey If you would like to know more,

20th June: Kew Palace, with Nigel Arch please email Veronica on:
27th June: The Tesco Effect, with Pam Goodall [email protected] or
4th July: My Work as a Journalist, with Steve McCubbin contact the Parish Office.

11th July: Summer Salad

Community Lunch Club CLEAR PLUMBING AD

Our Lunch Club meets once a month, usually the last
Wednesday in the month (do check the weekly notice
sheet). We offer great company together with a choice
of 2 main courses and 2 desserts, followed by coffee or
tea for only £5!

We need to know in advance how many people we are
catering for, so if you’d like to join us please add your
name and your meal choice to the list in the Church
Porch.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Love Yoga Grow at All Saints’ Church

My name is Nina Airey and I teach yoga at All Saints’.

I trained to teach yoga in 2013 and teach part-time around
caring for my 2 year old. I have practised yoga since 2001
and I have always loved how it makes me feel – grounded,
uplifted, connected, calmer in both my body and mind as
well as physically fitter and stronger. As a busy wife and
mum it really helps keep me stay on track. I bring personal
experience of yoga through pregnancy, birth and post
natal recovery to my teaching, and can happily say I love
the practice and I love what I do.

I grew up in Belfast and have been living in Hampton for 7
years so the chances are, if you bump into an Irish
speaking stranger in the village who pets your dog, keeps
you talking for a while or is running around after a toddler
wearing yoga trousers – it’s me, so say hello!

The various classes I teach are designed to appeal to
everyone and are comprised of:

Vinyasa Flow Yoga - Weds 8-9pm & Sat 9.40-10.40am
This class is suitable for everyone, beginners to improvers.
Vinyasa in Sanskrit means "to place in a special way",
meaning each pose links to the next with the connecting
breath, allowing everyone to work at their own pace in
this dynamic flow.

Pregnancy Yoga - Saturday 8.30-9.30am Did you know… Communion wine
This class is suitable from 12 weeks until birth. The class
builds strength, stamina, and prepares for labour and At All Saint’s we only use ethically sourced Poterion
birth. It‘s a great class to meet other local mums-to-be. Fair Trade Communion Wine. It’s produced by one
of South Africa’s leading Fair Trade wine estates,
Mum & Baby Yoga – Wednesday 10.45-11.30am Stellar Winery and is both organic and suitable for
This class is suitable from Mum's 6 week check & babies vegans.
up to crawling. It aids recovery, strengthens, tones, and
builds a strong connection with baby, as well as involving In keeping with its organic status Stellar Winery
them with movements & songs to help their development. keeps Indian Runner Ducks in the vineyard as a
A great follow-on from the pregnancy yoga class. natural way to keep snails (which they love) and
other grape-destroying pests at bay!
I also teach Private yoga sessions for individuals and small
groups. For more information please visit Love Yoga Grow
on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or
[email protected]

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Weekly Classes at All Saints

Some classes and Sunday School do not run in the
school holidays. Please check with the Parish Office

Monday Townswomen’s Guild (1st Monday) Need help to unwind?
9.00-12:00pm Karate
4.15-6.15pm Kelly’s Dance Class Why not try a relaxing
8.30 - 9.30pm
Tuesday Perform2Perfection Pilates REFLEXOLOGY treatment or an
9.15-10.45am Line Dancing INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE?
1.10-3.10pm Soundsteps Music Class
4.00-6.00pm Ladies Club with local therapist Aileen Yule
7.45-10pm
Wednesday Mother and Baby Yoga (M.A.R. Association of Reflexologists)
10.30-11.45am Powerhoop To book an appointment Tel: 07930 328690
11.00-12.00pm Perform Drama Class
4.00-6.00pm Zumba Email: [email protected]
7.00-8.00pm Vinyasa Flow Yoga £5 discount on mention of this advert
8.00-9.00pm Rubies Dance Class
8.00-10.00pm If you would like to
Thursday Messy Church / Coffee & Play advertise here please
10.00-11.30am Line Dancing contact:
10.10-12.10pm Rubies Dance Class 020 8979 2102
7.00-7.45pm Kelly’s Dance Class
8.00-10.00pm
Friday Hartbeeps
9.30– 12.00pm Children and Parent Yoga
1.30-2.30pm Kelly's Dance Class
4.00-5.00pm Children's Choir
6.45-7.15pm Adult Choir
7.00-8.00pm Church Youth Group (TNT)
7.30-9.00pm
Saturday Vinyasa Flow and Antenatal Yoga
8.15-10.45am Soundsteps Keyboard Class
10.00-12.00pm
Sunday Sunday School
10.00am Ilm Tree Studies
10-00-4.00pm Church Youth Group (YF)
7.30-9.30pm

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Summer Gardening by Bob Singers

This time round, I must start on a rather unsavoury subject which, if not dealt with, will devastate your garden:
SLUGS!

You have just completed the planting of borders, tubs and hanging baskets, the lawn is cut and neatly edged when
along comes Mr Slug and family. There are many different chemically-based remedies for this
problem sold in garden centres which work really well but there are also ‘The Grandfather
Methods’, of which the best-known are crushed eggshells, salt, sawdust and sand. All these have
been commonly used by gardeners to tackle slugs. Personally, I find crushed eggshells to be very
effective. Salt is very good but, beware, this might kill salt-intolerant plants. Whatever you choose
to use against slugs, once you have it in place you can sit back and enjoy the fruit of your labour – even treat
yourself to some well-earned refreshment – but don’t forget dead heading and watering have to be kept up in
order to maintain a constantly colourful garden.

If you decide to plant during the summer months, extra care must be taken. The soil must first have a generous
dressing of compost, vital to allow the root system to grow. Plants need to be fully hydrated before being planted
by placing the pot or tray in water until all the air bubbles cease to appear. Another method is “pudding-in”. This is
achieved by soaking the plant in half-strength liquid fertilizer and then by digging a hole, filling it with water and
waiting until the water has soaked away before planting.

I’m sure we’d all agree that the unglamorous jobs of getting rid of pests and doing maintenance work is essential if
we want our garden to thrive, but there are ways of making even a small garden stunning. One day last summer a
friend, Lynn, invited us around for tea and although her garden was rather on the small side – no more than 35ft x
12ft – I was pleasantly surprised by what I saw. Now Lynn is your typical Car Boot Sale Warrior and, I must say, she
had certainly used her skills on her garden.

In the centre of her garden she had built a bird bath complete with a solar-powered water
fountain. Twisted tin-foil streamers hung from the overhanging trees, catching the sunlight as
they moved in the light breeze. A trellis had been erected; clematis and honeysuckle clambered
all over it and solar powered fairy lights nestled among them. A truly magical touch was achieved
using mirrors – courtesy of a car boot sale – placed strategically on certain parts of the fencing,
which had the effect of giving extra width and depth to the garden. Where space allowed, there
were pots filled with plants of every colour of the rainbow. The soundtrack was provided by wind
chimes tinkling soothingly and the chirping of numerous birds at the bird feeders. The overall
effect gave a mystical feeling to the garden as we later sat there watching a blood red sun
setting. Lynn had created a garden of true peace and tranquillity, confirming my belief that, with a little
imagination, wonders can be achieved even in a limited space and with a tiny budget.

Gardening lets us be at one with Mother Nature and that in itself is very rewarding but it can be equally rewarding
to sit back and just enjoy the scent and beauty your all-year-round effort has produced.
Enjoy Your Garden. You Deserve It.

Let it Grow

Summer 2017 Weeding/Hedge Trimming
Leaf clearance/Lawn mowing
Garden Planning/Landscaping

Vegetable Gardens/Raised
Beds

Fencing

David Austin
Phone 07766 630 483
E mail: [email protected]

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Summer Recipes

Chicken Fillet en Papillote Super Speedy Chocolate Mousse

2 x 100g chicken fillets 400ml (14oz ) whipping or double cream
2bay leaves 2 drops vanilla extract
Peppercorns 140g (5 oz) dark chocolate melted
2 tablespoons of white wine 140g (5oz) milk chocolate melted
2 large tomatoes 40g (1.5 oz) dark chocolate to decorate (grated)
2 teaspoons of olive oil
Sprinkle thyme leaves or dried thyme To make:
200g green beans
Whip the cream and vanilla together in a bowl until it
To cook: just begins to thicken. Pour in the melted chocolate
Preheat oven to 180C/gas 4. and slowly stir everything together with a whisk until
Put each chicken fillet on a foil square. Place a bay the mixture is smooth. Then whisk for 2-3 minutes
leaf and a few peppercorns on top of each and drizzle until it has thickened.
with white wine. Form a parcel by folding foil loosely Spoon mixture into 4 ramekin dishes. Put into fridge
around the chicken. Place in an oven proof dish. for at least 30 minutes to set. To serve decorate with
Cut the tomatoes in half, sprinkle with thyme, a pinch the grated dark chocolate.
of salt and pepper. Place them in a second ovenproof
dish and bake with chicken for 30 minutes.
Cook the beans separately on the hob, drain and
serve with chicken and tomatoes.

Recipes provided by Sandra Saunderson

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