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Sutton & Wawne
Team Ministry

ST ANDREW'S CHURCH

SUTTON PARK

KINGSTON upon HULL

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Welcome to Our Church

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VICAR OF ST. ANDREW'S

Shaun Sandham
has been appointed
and has taken over from
Rachel Ganney
who took responsibility during
the "interregnum"
Tel : 827339


Other members of the
Sutton & Wawne Team Ministry


Our Times of Worship are:

1st Sunday of each month
at 10 am
a short Family Service
join us and be amongst friends
everyone very welcome

Following Sundays
at 10 am
Holy Communion
followed by tea or coffee

1st Saturday in the month
9am to 10am
Prayer Breakfast

Every Friday
at 9am
a short Morning Prayer

Last Friday in the month
(except August and December)
Coffee Morning 9.30am to 11am.
Cakes, bric-a-brac, and books etc for sale too.


HOLY WEEK 2010
April 1st
Maunday Thursday
Service at 7pm

April 2nd
Good Friday
Devotional Service 2pm to 3pm

April 3rd
Service of Light 7.30pm

April 4th Easter Sunday
10am ... Holy Communion
followed by a Faith Lunch


WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
Tuesdays
9.30am to 11am ... Slimming World
12noon ... Short said Communion
2pm to 4pm ... Stroke Association
6pm to 7pm ... Majorettes

Wednesdays
7pm to 9pm ... Line Dancing & Latin Dancing

Thursdays
2pm to 3pm ... Parent and Toddler group
6.30pm to 8pm ... Karate

Fridays
6.30pm ... Boys Brigade


FUTURE EVENT
Thursday, 8th July 3pm to 4.30pm .... Table Top Sale


The hall is very popular and available
for children's party bookings (room for a bouncy castle !)


The area of Sutton Park was formerly part of several farms,
all within the general area of the Parish of Sutton on Hull.
For tracing Family History, the memorabilia and records held
in the Old School in Church St, Sutton, is your history too ...
Visit the Old School pages to find what is available to see ...
THE OLD SCHOOL

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MAIN HOME PAGE

a link to the Wikipedia Page
for a brief history of the life of St Andrew



The Cross of St Andrew

. . . . is also the national flag of Scotland,
St Andrew being the patron saint of Scotland.

The national flag of Scotland features a white saltire, a Crux decussata(X-shaped cross) representing the cross of the Christian martyr Saint Andrew(Scotland's patron saint) on a blue field.

In heraldic language, it may be blazoned Azure, a saltire argent. There is no official definition of the exact shade of blue which should be used as the field. At various times colours as light as sky blue or as dark as dark navy have been used (a selection apparently motivated by which colour of blue dye was cheapest at the time), although recent versions have largely converged on the unofficial recommendation of Pantone 300. In 2003 a committee of the Scottish Parliament declined to set an official value for the field's colour.

The Scottish saltire and field are one of the components of the Union Flag.

More information about this can also be seen at The Wikipedia Page, from which the following information is reproduced.
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