Sutton & Wawne

Team Ministry

in 2008

WELCOME TO OUR WEB PAGES

may we extend a warm Welcome . .

. . to you all, and especially to all those
ex-Sutton & Wawne folk who
may have long since left these 'gentle climes'
for other abodes in the far corners of this globe.

For all those who were born and worshipped here,
were married here, or have loved ones resting here . .
to you all, an especially warm welcome indeed.
We're pleased you have discovered us . .
do enjoy . . .

If you click the music button, in the Menu Bar
on the left, you can hear a short peal of Sutton's bells.
They were added at Christmas, 2003.

For folks who may have a deeper interest in the history
of Sutton & Wawne, they may like to know that there has been
a reprint of the excellent book by Merrill Rhodes, with updates,
published on 10 April 2006 in a run of 500 copies.
They are available locally from the Church Office, the Old School,
and Sutton Post Office at £12.00 per copy.
For details of any mail order requests, click Old School button.

May you all enjoy your visit
and brief stay with us.

A PRAYER FOR MADELEINE

composed and provided on this page
by friends of the McCann family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with them all,
and especially at this time of Christmas,
when we know there will be a big hole in their family.
click here to read the prayer.

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.. to have visited our pages since
the installation of this new counter on
25 October 2002

We hope you find them of use,
and of comfort, if it is comfort you seek.

Do call again.
We also have this Guestbook, if you'd like to sign it .. ..

Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren
to dwell together in unity!

Psalm 133:1

photo: Terry King

This Home Page

now has a new web address, or URL for short.
The old address will still always work, but this one may be
easier to remember and pass on to your friends.
http://www.sutton-on-hull.co.uk/st-james.htm

The words below, by Helen Steiner Rice, were sent to me by a friend.
I thought how appropriate they are, and
that perhaps you would all like to share them too.

Things to Be Thankful For

The good, green earth beneath our feet
The air we breathe, the food we eat,
Some work to do, a goal to win,
A hidden longing deep within
That spurs us on to bigger things
And helps us meet what each day brings,
All these things and many more
Are thngs we should be thankful for . . .
And most of all our thankful prayers
Should rise to God because he cares.

Helen Steiner Rice
b. 1900 . . . d. 1981

this link is to an external page about her.