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The quiz answers are:
a) Pontius Pilate 39, 31
b) Last Supper 13, 32
c) Palm, Easter 10, 28
d) Escalop, Cleopas 33, 40
e) Money Changers 25, 37
f) Mary Magdalene 12, 42
g) Eden, Gethsamane 18, 43
h) Cast Lots 19, 6
i) Bread, Wine 22, 9
j) Ninth Hour 24, 5
k) Friday, Shepherd 30, 36
l) Passion Play 35, 4
m) Upper Room 21, 11
n) Calvary, Golgotha 34, 41
o) High Priest 7, 29
p) Mark, Luke 15, 16
q) Kidron 2, 1
r) Passover 14, 8
s) Aloes, Myrrh 23, 27
t) Simon Peter 26, 20
u) John, Matthew 17, 38
Usually we ask for donations for Easter flowers in memoriam, but given the current circumstances, here instead are some photos of past Easter flowers. Remembering our loved ones in our own way today.
From the Archives…
Revd Gordon Parry reads the prayer of Absolution in which God is asked to forgive us our sins and to help us pursue better lives in future.
From the Book of Common Prayer,
Choral Evensong, February 2017.
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Ian, who works in our churchyard maintenance team, writes:
Due to the current situation, the churchyard at St Nicholas’ will now be left to naturalise – good for nature, but not for access to graves. With both and our volunteering at Nymans Gardens on hold, and with a spell of good weather, we have had no excuses for not getting our own garden ship-shape.
So the spring jobs that we have been doing include:
As you may know, we are undertaking a sizeable building project encompassing work at both St Nicholas’ and St Barnabas’. A visit from the Crawley Planning Officer to St Barnabas’ in January advised us that the proposed size and position of our new porch were acceptable to the planning officers, but the material was a concern. Having revised our drawings and changed to a ‘brick and tiles’ porch, the work has gone out to tender with four contractors: Valley Builders, Corniche Construction Ltd, Dane Elliot Construction and Copperstones Projects Ltd.
Robin of Dane Elliot Construction and Darren of Corniche Construction Ltd were able to visit the church prior to the lockdown, with the remaining firms saying they would view the exterior as soon as possible, and see the interior at a later date.
It is with huge thanks to Phyl who has made several grant applications that we are delighted to announce:
Of course, more funding is still needed and with the current situation, all our fundraising is on hold. Therefore, if you would like to support this project, all donations would be very gratefully received. Our bank details are: Worth PCC, Sort Code: 40-18-22 Account Number: 61223372 and please use the reference: “St B project”.
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In this quiz, the answer to each clue is formed by two words from the numbered list below.
Each word is to be used only once so that when all 21 clues have been answered, 42 of the 43 words have been eliminated. This leaves only one unused word. What is that word?
Warning: some words may fit more than one clue. Eliminate wisely!
Answers
1. Ron 2. Kid 3. Lamb 4. Play 5. Hour 6. Lots 7. High 8. Over 9. Wine 10. Palm 11. Room 12. Mary 13. Last 14. Pass 15. Mark 16. Luke 17. John 18. Eden 19. Cast 20. Peter 21. Upper 22. Bread 23. Aloes 24. Ninth 25. Money 26. Simon 27. Myrrh 28. Easter 29. Priest 30. Friday 31. Pilate 32. Supper 33. Escalop 34. Calvary 35. Passion 36. Shepherd 37. Changers 38. Matthew 39. Pontius 40. Cleopas 41. Golgotha 42. Magdalene 43. Gethsemane
Questions
a) The first to wash his hands of it all
b) Two that together make he first Eucharistic feast?
c) Two associated with ‘Sunday’
d) Two anagrams
e) A group cast out of the temple
f) One of the first to witness the risen Christ
g) Two associated with ‘garden’
h) What the soldiers did to decide the fate of Christ’s garments
i) The menu for Christ’s last meal?
j) The time of day at which Christ died according to the King James Bible
k) Two associated with ‘good’
l) A seasonal entertainment?
m) The place of Christ’s last meal
n) Two names for the ‘place of the skull’
o) Caiphas’s role
p) Gospel writers with a lion and ox as their symbols
q) Two words that together make the brook, according to John, that Christ crossed before entering the garden
r) Two words that together make an annual Jewish feast
s) Two ingredients Nicodemus brought to the tomb according to John
t) The disciple Christ told to “Feed my sheep”
u) Two of Bach’s passions
The answers are here.