Parish Magazine March 2026• Spring, saints and special days, page 3• Church matters, page 5• Babies, Tots and Preschoolers Group, page 6• Julia’s Birthday Bash,, page 7• Lent Midday prayers, page 8• Event 42 dates, page 8• Woolpit Health Centre update, page 10• Farewell, Rod, page 14• Poets’Corner, page 18• Church services, back coverImage by Erika Varga from Pixabay
2The Parish Churches ofRougham, Beytonwith Hessett and RushbrookeDetails of Church services are on the back cover.Sunday SERviCES,WEddinGS, BaPTiSMS,FunERaLS and any oTHER REquESTSRev’d Canon Julia Lall07543 824837 [email protected](Available Sundays to Thursdays)Rev’d Sarah Lock07510 114359 [email protected](Available Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday)Follow us on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/roughamchurchesVisit our website: https://rbhr.org.uk/rbhr/Beyton Church/vestry Peter Pitcher 01359 271997BEnEFiCE CHuRCH WaRdEnSBeyton with HessettTony Ciorra 07515 754203 [email protected] Pitcher 01359 271997 [email protected] Ruddock 01359 270731 [email protected] Church Richard Ball 01359 232088Bell Tower Captain Maurice Rose 01359 270298Beyton and Hessett Floodlights Debbie Marshall 01359 [email protected] Floodlights Di Ruddock 01359 270731 [email protected] Secretary Peter Rutt 01359 242464PCC Treasurer Jackie HowardChoir Ros Pitcher 01359 271997
Dear Friends,As we move into March it feels as if we are standing on the threshold. Marchbrings the spring equinox, and is a gentle reminder of God’s rhythm woven intocreation, in the changing of seasons, life renewing, and hope steadily increasing.Winter has not quite loosened its grip, yet everywhere there are signs ofpromise: lighter evenings, birdsong returning to the hedges, and the first braveflowers pushing through the soil.It is a month of waiting and watching, which makes it a fitting companion tothe themes we explore in church at this time of year.The church celebrates the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday, and the long 40days of Lent invite us to slow down, to reflect, and to make space for God in theordinary patterns of our daily life. Like the fields resting before new growth, Lentis a preparation for what is to come.Our Lent course this year invites us to ‘Celebrate a Generous Lent’, wherewe discover how small acts of prayer, generosity, and kindness can quietlyreshape us. Come along and explore these themes on the Wednesdays in Lent– 25th February, and 4th, 11th and 18th March – in Beyton Vestry at 2pm.March also brings with it several saints’ days, reminding us of those whosefaith has encouraged and inspired us. Saint David’s Day is celebrated on 1stMarch in honour of the patron saint of Wales. David was renowned as a teacherand preacher, founding monastic settlements in both Britain and Brittany. Hisemblems are the daffodil or the leek.On 17th March, we celebrate St Patrick, whose story is one of courage,forgiveness, and persistence. He was taken to Ireland as a slave and laterreturned as a missionary. Patrick’s life reminds us that God can transform evenpainful experiences into sources of blessing for others.March also includes a number of special days:– the World Day of Prayer on 6th March, prepared for us by the women ofthe chosen country,– International Women’s day on 8th March highlights women’s rights andcelebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.– Mothering Sunday (15th March) is traditionally linked to people in the pastreturning to their “mother church,” and it has become a time to give thanks forthose who have nurtured us in faith and in life. For some, it is a joyful celebration;for others, it can be tender or difficult. As a church, we hold all these experiencestogether, praying for comfort where there is loss and gratitude where there is3Spring, saints andspecial days
4The Parish Churches ofRougham, Beytonwith Hessett and RushbrookeDetails of Church services are on the back cover.If you have any Safeguarding concerns, please contactour Parish Safeguarding Officer Ann Ciorra 07732 715248.or Rev’d Julia Lall 07543 824837Policies and Diocesan contacts may be found atwww.cofesuffolk.org/safeguardingDetails of our church services for the month and contact detailscan also be found on the ‘A Church Near You’ websitewww.acny.org.ukThe Rougham, Beyton, Hessett and Rushbrooke churcheswebsite is at https://rbhr.org.uk/rbhr/If you have a prayer request or would like someone from the church tocall on you or would appreciate help in some practical way, pleasecontact Rev’d Julia, Rev’d Sarah or any of the church members listedabove. We would be pleased to pray for you and help in any way that wecan. Alternatively you can use one of the “prayer boxes” outside each ofour church buildings: simply write your prayer.MagazineThe editor of the Parish Magazine is Jonathan Wilson.Contact him at [email protected] deadline for contributions is the second Sunday of the monthfor the following month’s issue.The magazine is published monthly except fordecember & January and July & augustwhich are joint editions.Advertising: Peter Pitcher 01359 [email protected]
5joy. Come along to our Mothering Sunday Celebration – details on page 11.As we journey through this month of spring, saints, and special days, may wenotice the quiet signs of God at work around us and within us, and may we walkforward with trust into the light that lies ahead. Blessings, Julianews from the ParishesIn loving Memory: Anne Ward, and Bernard Walmsley, Hessett.Barry Waterman, Beyton.Contact us if you would like to hold a wedding, baptism or funeral service inone of our churches. We can also assist with funerals at the Crematorium.PS Don’t forget to follow us on www.facebook.com/groups/roughamchurches and please take a look at our website:https://rbhr.org.uk/rbhr/Church matters...Thank you for your generosity!We have been really encouraged by the response to our Generosity Week inNovember 2025, with people making one-off and regular payments towardskeeping our churches open and enabling all the ministry that we are able to offerto the communities we serve. This will continue to be a strong focus for us inthe year ahead. We are also incredibly grateful for all the different ways in whichpeople have come forward to offer their help in lots of different ways. We couldn’tdo it without you! – so we will be holding a Thank You party in the RectoryGarden in the summer for everyone who has offered their time and talents. Moredetails will be given nearer the time.our new BishopIt was wonderful to be at the enthronement of the Rt Revd Dr Joanne Grenfellon Saturday January 24 in St Edmundsbury Cathedral. More than 800 wellwishers along with young people and Bishops from Tanzania packed Suffolk’scathedral for a service of welcome and enthronement for the 12th Bishop of StEdmundsbury and Ipswich. Bishop Joanne said: “When it was first announcedthat I would become Bishop, I visited Suffolk. I was immediately encouraged bythe warmest of welcomes offered to me from parishioners in their communities.I now look forward to building on this welcome, strengthening our ties throughoutSuffolk and supporting the Church to be the light of Jesus Christ in everycommunity.\"As Bishop, Joanne plays a crucial role in spiritual leadership, safeguarding,community engagement and administrative oversight for the Church of Englandin Suffolk
6Wednesday Warriors£2 Made for MEN!We meet EvERy WEdnESday from 10am-12 noon inthe SMALL MEETING ROOM at Rougham Sports Hall.Enjoy great company, light-hearted competitions,group activities and a refreshing cuppa!Just turn up… and be ready for anything!
Ministry beyond the age of 70I will turn 70 this year on 29th March, the usual age for retirement within theChurch of England, but following agreement from the PCCs, and a satisfactoryhealth check, Bishop Joanne has agreed to my ministry here being extendedfor a further year.I am extremely grateful to the Ministry Team and PCCs for their support, hardwork and willingness to share in ministry together for another year.So with that in mind…….Julia’s Birthday Bash!Although I will be celebrating with my family, I would love to celebrate with you,my ‘other family’ and I warmly invite you to a Birthday Bring and Share lunch onSunday 29th March in Rougham Church at 12.30, (following the Palm SundayService).There will be Bubbly and Cake, and any donations towards the work of thechurches would be much appreciated. Do come along and make it a day toremember!7CLERGy avaiLaBiLiTyRev Julia: Sundays to Thursdays.Rev Sarah: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and ThursdayHESSETT & BEyTon viLLaGE HaLLWeekly on Thursdays Tea, Chat & Cake2.30-4pm All welcome!Saturday 14 March Blokes’ Brunch & Russian Talk9.30am–11am All blokes welcome!Booking essential: please contact [email protected] 21 March Hessett ChurchPreservation Society aGM10am All welcome!Tuesday 24 March Hessett Parish Council meeting7.30pm–9.30pm All welcome!******************************************************************* BooKinG EnquiRiES PLEASE TO: Kathy Kreetzer07714 242408 [email protected]
8Village Hall Event 42 Future DatesSave The Date25th April 7-9pm Fish & Chips + Quiz 6th June 7-9pm meal event TBA18th July 10-12 Brunch CaféArranged by Happy Hessett and Brilliant Beyton Village HallEmail [email protected] Covid-19day of ReflectionOver the past few years, the Covid-19pandemic touched every one of us indifferent ways, whether through loss,illness, or isolation, we all experienceddifficult times.To mark this special day, you arewarmly invited to visit our parishchurches.From Sunday 8th March and rightthrough that week, in each church,you will find a dedicated quiet space inwhich to remember and reflect.You will be able to:• Light a candle in memory of a lostloved one;• Reflect on unexpected kindnesses;• Sit quietly with your thoughts andprayers; and• Write a reflection, prayer, or messageof gratitudeEveryone is very welcome to takepart.Lent Midday prayersAs you consider what you are going togive up during Lent, you are invited totake something up instead.Why not join Rev’d Sarah and othermembers of the Team for just 10 minutesat midday each Monday to Saturdaythroughout Lent for a time of quiet prayerand reflection. This will be held inHessett Church and all are welcome topop in and feel the special presence ofGod in this lovely old building. It will justbe for a few minutes but it helps us tocentre ourselves and think about whatLent is as we head towards Holy Weekand Easter.
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10Meet andi – a newrecruit at WoolpitHealth CentreAt Woolpit Health Centre we are proudto operate a ‘total triage’ model, writesPrimary Care Network ManagerSamantha Rushton.Every patient access request,whether online, telephone or walk-in,is clinically assessed and triaged byour ‘on the day’ GP team. A senior GPmentor who is always available toguide clinical decisions.Requests are prioritised based ontheir level of urgency, then assigned tothe healthcare professional bestsuited to meet individual needs. Thismay result in an urgent or routine callor appointment or self-care/signpost toother services.In the 12 months since we switchedour online request service to Anima,we have received over 45,000requests, an average of 175 per day(Monday–Friday). Approximately onethird of these requests are completedby our reception team on behalf ofpatients who telephone or walk-in.And now please meet, Andi, ournew Virtual Care Navigator!On Thursday 5th February, welaunched a new automated systemcalled Andi, designed to help improvehow we manage patient requests andphone calls.Andi is a Virtual Care Navigator andhas been created by the same teambehind Anima. We will be trialling thesystem over the next three months.What is virtual Care navigation?When you call the surgery, instead ofwaiting in a queue, you can speak toAndi, who will ask you questions, takedown your request and send it to thetriage team for review.Benefits for patients• No need to wait in a call queue.• A quick and easy way to submityour request.• Fast and efficient triage.Benefits for the Health Centre• Frees up staff time to focus onpatient care.• Helps us manage requests fairlyand efficiently.• Reduces waiting times and phoneline pressure.A quick note: Andi isn’t a roboticsounding voice – he sounds quitenatural! This may feel a little unusualat first, but we encourage you to giveit a try.Thank you and best wishesfrom Woolpit Health Centre.Church floodlight sponsorsIf you would like to sponsor the lights at any of our churches (inmemory of a relative or friend or just to help with the costs) pleasecontact:RouGHaM: Di Ruddock 01359 270731 [email protected] and HESSETT: Debbie Marshall 01359 [email protected]
11Hessett Church Preservation SocietyJOIN US AT THE AGMSaturday21 MaRCHVILLAGE HALL10.30amCome along for coffee and cake,a talk on church history andhear about our plans for 2026and how you can help
12KNIT AND naTTER!Would you like to join something new in 2026?Come and see us at Knit and Natter in Beyton Church Vestry,from 10am to noon, on the first Monday and the thirdThursday of each month:• Monday 2 March • Thursday 19 March• Monday 13 april (no meetings on 6 April – aBank Holiday – or Thursday 16 April.)We are a friendly, welcoming and supportive group!Do come along, bring any yarn project, or simplycome for a chat.For more information, please contact Debbie on01359 271314 or 07548 990988SALE TRAILSaturday 9 MayTo raise funds forHessett Church Preservation SocietyPlease email [email protected] 31 March if you would like a stall.Suggested donation: £10 per stall
13Hessett Church needs you!Please become a member ofHessett ChurchPreservation SocietyFor a small annual amount, you will helpto raise funds to protect this historic building.Membership forms in the church or [email protected]
14Rod Scott, who has died aged 79, was a familyman, a collector of military memorabilia, builder,musician, district councillor, charity supporter,local storyteller and probably a lot more, writesGraham Jones.I had the pleasure of knowing Rod for morethan 30 years. Our initial contact came whenRod suggested to my wife Barbara that our frontdoor looked far from perfect (a mess actually)and could do with a good coat of paint; specialpaint as he called it.Rod’s process consisted of many alternativelayers of base paint and solvent thinner, with several hours dryingbetween coats. Of course, the door had to remain open during eachdrying sequence – not too much of a problem you might think ...except Rod chose the month of January to do the job.I must admit, however, that the finished door looked beautiful andhe never charged me, just asked for a donation to Beyton Church.Connection to the armed forces was never far from Rod`s life,especially his world-famous collection of memorabilia and hisassociation with the Desert Rats for which he was awarded the BritishEmpire Medal. I remember how proud he and his wife Tina were tobe honoured in a ceremony held by the Royal Family. His militaryvolunteering extended to poppy collection for the Royal British Legion,again he was awarded, this time for his longevity to the cause andreceived a special badge for more than 70 years’ service. He wasalways the star collector in Beyton – no doubt his gift of the gab servedhim and the RBL well.Beyton Church has a lot to thank him as he painstakingly repairedlarge parts of the boundary wall, I know that he gave his time for thisand many other activities free of charge. Rod also (with Andy Corpe)Rodney Scott BEM:A personal memory
15helped repair a log wall at St Nicholas’ Church, Rushbrooke. Beytonhas a lot to thank Rod for service over seven decades.However, it may be the way he discussed history that he will beremembered most. My own memory is encapsulated in the followingsentence: “I discussed this with Rod; he did the talking and I did thelistening.”Rest in peace, old friend.Graham Jones is Chairman of Beyton Parish Council.As the magazine went to press, Rod’s funeral was due to take placeon Friday 20th February at 2pm in St Ethelbert Church, Hessett. - – – – – – – – – –
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17THURSDAYSTea,Chat&CakeAt Hessett Hessett & Hessett & B Hessett & Be Hessett & Bey Hessett & Beyt Hessett & Beyto Hessett & Beyton Hessett & BeytonVillage H illage Ha illage Hal illage Hall illage Hall2.30 to 4 .30 to 4. 30 to 4.30pmAll are W ll are We ll are Wel ll are Welc ll are Welco ll are Welcom ll are Welcome ll are WelcomeCome and borrowor swap books!Adult and children’s books are availablein St Mary’s Church,RoughamWe have a great selection of fiction to suitmost tastes.For those who wouldlike to stay to read,there is acomfortable seating area.Donations of‘nearly new’books(FICTION ONLY please)are most welcome.Blokes’ BreakfastSaturday 14 March, 9.30amplus‘TheView from Moscow’John Foreman CBEat Hessett & Beyton Village HallJohn will talk about living and working in Russia,Putin’s wicked invasion of Ukraine, why Russians behavelike they do, and what may come next.Cost £5 including sausage/bacon rolls andtea and coffee.You need to reserve your place by email [email protected] statingif a veggie option is requiredLimited space so book early!
Poets’ CornerMarchWilliam Cullen Bryant (1794-1878)The stormy March is come at last,With wind, and cloud, and changingskies,I hear the rushing of the blast,That through the snowy valley flies.Ah, passing few are they who speak,Wild stormy month! in praise of thee;Yet, though thy winds are loud andbleak,Thou art a welcome month to me.For thou, to northern lands, againThe glad and glorious sun dost bring,And thou hast joined the gentle trainAnd wear’st the gentle name of Spring.And, in thy reign of blast and storm,Smiles many a long, bright, sunny day,When the changed winds are soft andwarm,And heaven puts on the blue of May.Then sing aloud the gushing rillsAnd the full springs, from frost set free,That, brightly leaping down the hills,Are just set out to meet the sea.The year’s departing beauty hidesOf wintry storms the sullen threat;But in thy sternest frown abidesA look of kindly promise yet.Thou bring’st the hope of those calmskies,And that soft time of sunny showers,When the wide bloom, on earth that lies,Seems of a brighter world than ours.18To MarchEmily Dickinson (1830-1886)Dear March, come in!How glad I am!I looked for you before.Put down your hat —You must have walked —How out of breath you are!Dear March, how are you?And the rest?Did you leave Nature well?Oh, March, come right upstairs with me,I have so much to tell!I got your letter, and the birds’;The maples never knewThat you were coming, — I declare,How red their faces grew!But, March, forgive me —And all those hillsYou left for me to hue;There was no purple suitable,You took it all with you.Who knocks? That April!Lock the door!I will not be pursued!He stayed away a year, to callWhen I am occupied.But trifles look so trivialAs soon as you have come,That blame is just as dear as praiseAnd praise as mere as blame
19“Written In March” William Wordsworth (1770-1850)The cock is crowing,The stream is flowing,The small birds twitter,The lake doth glitterThe green field sleeps in the sun;The oldest and youngestAre at work with the strongest;The cattle are grazing,Their heads never raising;There are forty feeding like one!Like an army defeatedThe snow hath retreated,And now doth fare illOn the top of the bare hill;The plowboy is whooping- anon-anon:There’s joy in the mountains;There’s life in the fountains;Small clouds are sailing,Blue sky prevailing;The rain is over and gone!And with the hope that Spring is justaround the corner...SpringGerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889)Nothing is so beautiful as Spring –When weeds, in wheels, shoot longand lovely and lush;Thrush’s eggs look little low heavens,and thrushThrough the echoing timber does sorinse and wringThe ear, it strikes like lightnings to hearhim sing;The glassy peartree leaves andblooms, they brushThe descending blue; that blue is all ina rushWith richness; the racing lambs toohave fair their fling.What is all this juice and all thisjoy?A strain of the earth’s sweet being inthe beginningIn Eden garden. – Have, get, before itcloy,Before it cloud, Christ, lord, and sourwith sinning,Innocent mind and Mayday in girl andboy,Most, O maid’s child, thy choice andworthy the winning.The Enkindled SpringD.H. Lawrence (1885-1930)This spring as it comes bursts up inbonfires green,Wild puffing of emerald trees, andflame-filled bushes,Thorn-blossom lifting in wreaths ofsmoke betweenWhere the wood fumes up and thewatery, flickering rushes.I am amazed at this spring, thisconflagrationOf green fires lit on the soil of the earth,this blazeOf growing, and sparks that puff in wildgyration,Faces of people streaming acrossmy gaze.And I, what fountain of fire am I amongThis leaping combustion of spring?My spirit is tossedAbout like a shadow buffeted inthe throngOf flames, a shadow that's gone astray,and is lost.
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21THuRSTon EvEninG WiMembers and visitors are welcome to ourmeetings on the first Thursday of the month(usually!), 7.30pm at Cavendish Hall, Thurston.5th March Our 107th Birthday Party, with entertainmentby Home Cooked Blues2nd april Bystanders can be Lifesavers CPR Training, Paul Doe14th May Annual Meeting, Resolutions (and cake!)For more information, please contact Lesley Styanon 07854 156572. You are most welcome to join us! BEyTon CoFFEE MoRninGSThe second Thursday of the month isthe date for these informal get-togethers.The next event will beTHuRSday 12 MaRCH10am-noon in Beyton vestryAs usual there will be the opportunityto chat to friends over coffee.
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Services in MaRCHSLive Worship Online: Thursdays at 7pmhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/roughamchurchesPlease join us at any of our services. We welcome everyone to join us inworship or just enjoy the peace and serenity of our historic churches.Sunday 1st MarchWorship For All, Hessett, 10.30amHoly Communion, Rougham, 10.30amSunday 8th MarchBenefice Holy Communion, Beyton, 10.30amSunday 15th MarchSaid Holy Communion, Beyton, 8.30amMothering Sunday Celebration Service, Rougham, 10.30amCoffee and pastries from 10am, children’s crafts available too.Sunday 22nd MarchBenefice Holy Communion, Beyton, 10.30amThursday 26th MarchReflective Holy Communion, Rougham, 10amSunday 29th March, Palm SundayBenefice Holy Communion, Rougham, 10.30amFollowed at 12.30pm by Julia’s 70th Birthday Bring and Share lunch in aidof church funds.Monday 30th MarchHoly Week Evening Worship, Hessett, 7pmTuesday 31st MarchHoly Week Evening Worship, Rushbrooke, 7pmWednesday 1st AprilHoly Week Evening Worship, Rougham, 7pm