BUC News #597 (1 August 2008)
Email Newsletter of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the United Kingdom and Ireland
Contents:
LARGEST ATTENDANCE EVER AT BUC CAMPOREE.
SECOND DFID PROJECT FOR MYANMAR.
A SHELTER FOR YOU.
GLASGOW CELEBRATES UNITY IN DIVERSITY.
DEATH OF MRS RUTH TAYLOR.
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR PASTOR DAVID SPEARING.
THIS WEEK'S "IN CONVERSATION".
COMING EVENTS.
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LARGEST ATTENDANCE EVER AT BUC CAMPOREE [Catherine Boldeau/Kennedy Kundan]
"BUC Camporee 2008" officially opened its doors on Sunday, 27 July with nearly 1,200 campers in attendance. With pomp and ceremony akin to that of the army, the drum core from the Holloway church accompanied the drilling and marching of the 60 clubs from across the UK and Ireland. Giving an international flavour guest clubs from Germany, Spain and France also joined the event.
Present at the opening ceremony was the Mayor of Chelmsford, Councillor Tom Willis, accompanied by the Mayoress, his wife, Mrs Jane Willis. The Mayor commended the leaders of the church for organizing an event that "keeps children off the streets" and trains them in "good moral values". He was presented with a special gift and his wife with a beautiful bouquet of lilies. Lilies were also given to Mrs Rowena Davis and Mrs Jennifer Sweeney who accompanied their husbands, Sam Davis (SEC President) and Ian Sweeney (NEC President). Using the Word of God as their guide, and with much humour and style, they both welcomed their respective campers to the event. David Neal, (Irish Mission President) and camper, also welcomed the Irish Pathfinders to the campsite.
With dignity and grace Don McFarlane, President of the BUC, sponsors of the event, also welcomed the campers. He received the warmest ovation when he asked the campers, some who had been standing on ceremony for at least 40 minutes, to 'please sit'. Pastor McFarlane congratulated Pastor Des Boldeau, BUC Youth Ministries director and his team for the organisation of this "tremendous event".
Pathfinders are now enjoying a week packed with over 30 activities, including a very popular arial runway across a lake, crafts, abseiling and pioneering as well as trips offsite and plenty of fun. During the week we have been blessed by the ministry of Pastor A J Grant, an Indian from Canada, who lives and works in Australia. Pastor AJ's messages are full of humour and pathos, but with a real spiritual heart. An alter call on the second evening led to 100 young people making a commitment. So far 10 of them have asked for baptism this coming Sabbath morning.
Accompanying and prior to the sermon each evening is a "soap opera" entitled SOS, written and directed by Kay Rodney who is a drama teacher and one of the camporee staff. The soap depicts the journey of two young men, Jez and Tom and their respective choices.
Pastor Boldeau says, "Planning has been stressful, but it is so gratifying to see the event come to fruition. But the biggest blessing is the ten young people who want to give their hearts to Jesus Christ. This makes all the hard work and the long nights worthwhile".
A selection of 200 photos from the Camporee are available on the BUC picture gallery: <
www.adventist.org.uk>.
Please note: With such a large camp there is limited extra capacity on the camp site. Only day visitors with pre-booked Sabbath tickets will be allowed on site on Sabbath.
SECOND DFID PROJECT FOR MYANMAR
ADRA-UK has secured an additional project funded by DFID (The Department for International Development,) to help improve access to clean water in the cyclone Nargis hit delta in Myanmar (Burma). The project, valued at £65,291, is now restoring access to clean water by desalinating 106 reservoirs (or 'ponds') that locals have been using for rainwater collection.
Returning from his second trip to the region since the disaster, ADRA-UK Programmes director, Mark Castellino was able to visit the Labutta Township, one of the areas worst affected by the cyclone, and the centre of ADRA's response to this disaster. "It was extremely good to be able to meet with people who are benefiting from our first DFID co-funded project," he states. "I met families who had lost all their personal belongings, and looking inside their homes realised that the household kits provided by ADRA were really the only possessions they now had." These packs include basic cooking utensils, blankets, soap and clothing. Mark was moved. "When you see this you begin to realise the extent of the devastation to people's lives and you also recognise how important the items that we have been able to provide really are."
While in Labutta, and more specifically in the Pyinsalu Sub-township, Mark was able to see for himself the real challenges facing people as they continue to rebuild their lives. One such challenge is access to clean drinking water. In the aftermath of the cyclone all these reservoirs were contaminated with salt water, debris, and animal and human remains, making the ponds unusable. This new DFID funded project targets a total of 65,000 people covering approximately 16,250 households who live in the area. This is where ADRA has focused its integrative package of goods and services for the communities hardest hit by the cyclone.
ADRA is doing a lot to assist people in this area, with water purification units, distributing water containers and cleaning wells. Mark says, "the most important thing at the moment, as we are still in the monsoon season, is to address the need to collect and store rainwater to use for drinking during the dry season, set to commence in October." This is why this new grant from DFID, and their second to ADRA-UK for this relief effort, is so crucial. There is a window of opportunity over the next three weeks to clean as many water reservoirs/ponds as possible so that they can refill with rainwater and provide drinking water to thousands of people. On his return from the front-line Mark reflects, "It's gratifying to see our team of dedicated staff working together with communities to clean and restore these ponds, and thereby give hope for the future to many people."
There are 417 reservoirs or ponds with flat bottoms averaging 2 - 7 feet in depth in the sub-township. This includes one hundred that measure 25-acre in size; one hundred that measure 1-acre in size; and one that measures 18 acres in size. Others were dug by villagers and are varying in size and shape.
The project came about after discussions between DFID representatives and Mark Castellino, in Yangon, Myanmar.
A SHELTER FOR YOU [Maroria Oroko, Yvonne Bauwens & Karl Da Silva]
"The work was long and hard," states Karl, part of the Scottish Mission Project to Romania. However, he came back satisfied. "I praise God for each ounce of strength that He has given us to accomplish more than we thought possible in the little time that we had."
Between 7 - 20 July the Scottish Mission Youth department organized a volunteer trip to Zarenesti, Romania, in order to assist with the building of three low cost homes enclosed in one building, which will house three street families, and to run a children's Bible Vacation Programme within two housing blocks.
Karl states, "When we first got to the building site, we found a skeleton of a house, the bare bone structure of a building. The outside plywood walls, inside main beams, roof structure and basic outside tiling was what met us. During the two weeks (7 full working days), we put up inside supporting beams, installed windows and doors in all three houses, insulated the inside and outside walls, put up the inside walls of the rooms, reinforced and covered the ceiling, put up a fence around the parameter of the building, and completed the roof tiling."
Another Scottish team member, Yvonne, worked within the Vacation Bible School: "It was such an inspiring trip and a real eye-opener for me," she says. "Whilst the building work was going on, another team ran the children's holiday Bible club in the afternoons. I was mainly involved with the club. Each day, we based our activities around Bible characters including David and Goliath, baby Moses, Esther, Joseph and Daniel. Having safely brought my guitar over on the plane, I was able to play for the children as we taught them songs such as 'This little light of mine', 'The Creation Song' and their all time favourite, 'With Jesus in the Vessel,' which they sang perfectly both in Romanian and English!
There were just under fifty children ranging from age 3-17 years attending the Bible club. On the second Sabbath, we went to a church in a nearby town called Bran. Throughout the week, we had put together a programme involving some of the children from the club. On the Sabbath morning, the children sang songs and quoted memorized Bible texts about the characters they had been learning about at the club. For some of these children, it was the first time they had been to church. As part of the service, some of the young people from our team did a little skit about the parable of the wedding banquet from Matthew 22:1-14. Having collected and written words of encouragement on some pebbles, we gave each child a basket of pebbles to hand out to the congregation. Each person received a stone. The one thing I noticed in particular from working at the club was how eager all the children were to learn about God."
The 12 from Scotland were far from alone in their endeavour to show God's love to the people of Zarenesti. The local church, young and old alike, joined forces with the team. Zarnesti is a small village church. They offered their sanctuary as a dormitory for two weeks and two female members cooked for the team. Bran, a larger church, and Brashov, a city church, encouraged their young people to come and help; and they did! Others travelled all the way from Bucharest to take part, having worked with the Scottish team in previous projects. Yvonne reflects, "It was a great blessing to meet and work with such a varied group whose main common ground was a passion for God's work." Together, this made a team of about thirty, many of them joining the Scottish team in their lodgings - making for a warm, family atmosphere.
Though spending all day lifting, drilling, nailing, insulating, perspiring, teaching and eating together (and negotiating priority in the shower queue), the most central and uplifting activity that the team got together for was undoubtedly to praise God. Every morning at 8 am and every evening at 9 pm they sat in a big circle to sing songs, pray and share a devotional thought. "We all took it in turns to prepare the devotional," Maroria says. "At each prayer time, the floor was opened not just for requests but also for one of the number to step in the centre and be prayed for personally by everyone. That was truly special." Also special was the praise, lead skilfully by the two instrumentalists, Karl and Yvonne. "No one ever stopped praising for the whole two weeks - no matter what they were doing!" Maroria added. "In this way, the two weeks became so much more than the altruistic purposes we came to effect: it was amazing to watch our friends burst forwards in faith, some of whom did not come with any to begin with!" God be praised for the project, which not only touched the lives of the locals, but very much those of the participants too.
GLASGOW CELEBRATES UNITY IN DIVERSITY [John Wilby]
"What's colourful, comes in nearly thirty varieties and speaks volumes for the Gospel message?" Those present at Glasgow church's International and Visitors' Day on Sabbath, 26 July found the answer in a packed programme of study, worship, praise and fellowship.
A common theme emerged. Martin Pearson's imaginative presentation of the week's study of Jesus, Pastor Clifford Herman's sermon on the divine origins of cultural diversity and the range of national narratives and songs, reminded us of God's purpose for the whole of mankind and how individual spiritual gifts can be brought to bear in His service.
The day was not without its humour - all with underlying messages. It ranged from claims and counter claims about which country was "at the heart of Africa" to an "Arab visitor" claiming our common origins from the seed of Abraham who was quickly unmasked as the Church Clerk!
The adage that "armies march on their stomachs" was not neglected. The Christian soldiers present were treated to a multi-cultural fellowship lunch, further enhancing the day's palpable "feel good" atmosphere. As one member from the white British community observed, "The day exemplified the global reach of our passion for Jesus Christ".
DEATH OF MRS RUTH TAYLOR
We regret to inform you of the death of one of our retired workers, Mrs Ruth Taylor who passed away on Monday, 28 July. Ruth gave just over 42 years secretarial service to the NEC, BUC, ESDA, SEC and Newbold College. She will be remembered by many staff and alumni at Newbold for her faithful and good humoured service both within the academic records and then the finance department.
The funeral will be held on Monday, 4 August at 12 noon at the Newbold Church Centre. The family request no flowers. Donations may be made to the Duchess of Kent Hospice, c/o J B Hall, Funeral Directors, 142 Finchampstead Road, Wokingham, Berks, RG41 2NU.
She is survived by her husband, Colin G Taylor, her brother, Pastor Paul Clee and her sister Susan Mansfield.
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR PASTOR DAVID SPEARING
Following the death of Pastor David Spearing on Monday, 23 June we can now inform you that a Memorial Service will be held in David's memory on Wednesday, 3 September at the Newbold College Church Centre commencing at 10.00 am. David's father, Tony Spearing, writes on behalf of the whole family, wishing "to thank all our dear friends everywhere for their overwhelming demonstration of heartfelt love and sympathy. A most touching response to the devastating, untimely death of our beloved son, David." Tony states, "Until now, I have never appreciated the concept of a church family, yet David's death has shown us an immensity of love we never dreamed existed."
THIS WEEK'S "IN CONVERSATION"
Whether helping out flood victims in his community, supporting the family of a murdered teenager, or leading in his local church, a good word to describe Pastor Andrew Rashford-Hewitt would be 'involved'. Enjoy his story on "In Conversation" this week on the Hope Channel at the times listed below or view on demand at <
www.hopetv.org.uk>:
Friday 1 August: 4:30 am and 8:00 pm: David Foster
Sabbath 2 August: 12:30 am and 3:00 pm: David Foster
Monday 4 August: 3:00 am and 7:00 pm: Andrew Rashford-Hewitt
Wednesday 6 August: 8:30 am: Andrew Rashford-Hewitt
Friday 8 August: 4:30 am and 8:00 pm: Andrew Rashford-Hewitt
Sabbath 9 August: 12:30 am and 3:00 pm: Andrew Rashford-Hewitt
Hope Channel Europe is available on satellite and online at <
www.hopetv.org.uk>. Please remember that Hope Channel Europe is changing frequency. For latest details and instructions on re-programming your set-top box please visit <
www.hopetv.org.uk>.
COMING EVENTS
A full list of coming events is located on the BUC website at: <
www.adventist.org.uk>. Only brief details are listed below.
THE NAKED TRUTH EVANGELISTIC SERIES. Continuing to Sabbath, 2 August. Evangelist Enoch Adu, graduate of Oakwood College, is the guest speaker for the 2 week campaign. Venue: Nottingham Bulwell Church, 1 Ragdale Road, Bulwell, NG6 8GQ. Please invite family and friends to "The Naked Truth" Evangelistic Series. Contact Elder Fakeye on 07988326578/07828740975 for further details. Email: <tayofak@yahoo.com>.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2008. Continuing to Friday, 8 August. We've got the solution to summertime boredom... Send your children to Power Lab where they'll discover Jesus' miraculous power! Power Lab is great for children between 2 years and 12 years old. The fun starts at 9:30 am and will end at 3:30 pm each day. Run by the Norbury Seventh-day Adventist church Children's Ministries department and will be held at 45-49 Union, off Whitehorse Road, Croydon, CR0 2XU. Prices: £5 Registration Fee per child, £2.50 per day per child. For more information please visit the website or phone Sandra on 07958055689 or Adrian on 07716392555. Contact: Sandra <vbs@norburysda.org.uk>.
THE LOVE ME TENDERLY SERIES. Sabbath, 9 - 16 August. Presented by Drs Alanzo and June Smith from New York: international motivational speakers and authors, licensed marriage and family therapists and mental health counsellors. Times: Sabbath 9 at 10.00 am - "Angry Man: Stubborn Woman", 6.00 pm - "Love Me Tenderly", Sunday 10 at 7.00 pm - "Too Hot to Handle", Monday 11 at 7.00 pm - "What Men & Women Want Each Other to Know", Tuesday 12 at 7.00 pm - "Single, Sassy and Sweet", Wednesday 13 at 7.00 pm - "Let No One Put You Down". NO MEETING Thursday/Friday, Sabbath 16 at 10.00 am - "Getting It All Together". Venue: New Life Seventh-day Adventist Church, St Andrew Church Hall, Bethune Road, London, N16 5DU. Contact Pastor A Lawrence, 07957 274 246 for more information. Email: <augustusclawrence@googlemail.com>.
HANDSWORTH HOME COMING DAY. Sabbath, 9 August. Come and enjoy a special Home Coming Day at Handsworth Seventh-day Adventist church, featuring the dynamic speaker from the Midlands - Adrian Roberts, enjoy the melodies of the reunited Handsworth Youth Chorale and much more. Bring your families and friends and enjoy a blessed day with us. No need to prepare as lunch will be there. Church address: 98 Hutton Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, B20 3RD. Contact: Winston Brown <bulletin@handsworthsda.org.uk>. Phone: 07973233398.
MUSIC FOR THE MIND. Sabbath, 9 August. A programme of praise and thanksgiving by musicians and poets intended to edify the mind. Time: 5:00-6:30 pm. Venue: Yardley Church, Friends Institute, Berkley Road, Hay Mills, Birmingham, B25 8NW. For more information call Diana on 07886203696, email <dsinclair@necadventist.org.uk>.
NEAL MORSE IN CONCERT. Sabbath, 9 August. Internationally renowned Christian singer and songwriter Neal Morse will be in concert at the Newbold Church Centre, Binfield, Bracknell, RG42 4AN on Sabbath, 9 August at 7.30 pm. Just Neal, his guitar and his Bible, bringing worship. Contact: Steven Hulbert <steven@hulbert.org.uk>. Phone: 07920820242.
CULTURAL MELA GUNNERSBURY PARK. Sunday, 10 August. 9 am - 6 pm. Free MOT: body mass index, blood pressure, eye testing, carbon monoxide testing and massage (except blood sugar and cholesterol £2). Sex education emphasis. This will be the largest event for the SEC Health Ministries department for 2008. Medical professionals, allied professional and non medical personnel are all welcomed to assist. Please forward your availability and interest to: <estaple@secadventist.org.uk> or contact Natalie Simon on 0207723 8146 or <nsimon@secadventist.org.uk>. Phone: 0207723 8146.
WEDNESFIELD (WOLVERHAMPTON) FAMILY FUN DAY. Sunday, 10 August. Wednesfield Seventh-day Adventist church Family Fun Day from 11.30 am - 2.30 pm. Book a table for £5 - book early to avoid disappointment. Bring your "wares" and sell them, or make a 10% donation to a worthy cause. Contact: Jo Fisher <jolofishface@yahoo.co.uk>. Phone: 07896 493 458.
SEX, LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS RETREAT. Monday, 11 to Friday, 15 August. The Sex, Love & Relationships Retreat is an innovative and groundbreaking retreat designed to deal with one of the biggest issues young people are facing today, an honest, open look at all aspects of dating in the 21st century. Sex, Love and Relationships will empower young people to make better informed choices about their sex life and assist them to live an alternative lifestyle that will bring them less negative consequences. Sex, Love and Relationships is the idea of the WAY, a group of young people who are making a difference, working in conjunction with the Thames Valley Youth Federation. Special guest, amongst others is Dr Annie Perez (from the USA) a trusted Adventist educator in this area. Contact: Robert Hines <robhines01@hotmail.com>. Phone: 07974 159742.
LETS ANNUAL SEMINAR. Wednesday, 13 to Sunday, 17 August. LETS (Lay Evangelism Training Seminar) annual training initiative is an outreach training programme. No one is ever the same after attending. Venue: Manchester University, Victoria Park Campus, Manchester. Main Presenter: Dr Patrick Vincent, international presenter from Florida. Application forms are available from the North England Conference PM department. Contact: Pastor R Morgan <rmorgan@necadventist.org.uk>. Phone: 0115 960 6312.
AREA 2 YOUTH DAY OF FELLOWSHIP. Sabbath, 16 August. Venue: Worle Community School, Redwing Drive, Weston Super Mare, North Somerset, BS22 8XX. Theme: 'Between the Beginning and the End.' We are all on a journey, looking at where we have come from, where we are and where we are ultimately heading and who is ultimately in control. Combined with modern day examples the theme will relate to the youth of today in relation to the journey of life in the 21st century. Speaker: Jermaine Wong from Kennington, London. The day will commence at 10:00 am with Prayer, Praise and Worship whilst having breakfast. The afternoon will feature a mini concert event with special items being offered. Contact: Tanisha de'Cordova <tanishadecordova@hotmail.co.uk>. Phone: 07890338307.
TASTES OF THE TROPICS - SUMMER BANQUET. Sunday, 17 August @ London Irish Centre. Strictly 18 years and over only! You are cordially invited to another elegant black tie evening hosted by Holloway Seventh-day Adventist church. The evening will begin with a drinks reception at 5.00 pm followed by a 3-course meal, enthralling entertainment including a live DJ, a Fashion Show, and Test Your Knowledge-Culture Edition. There will also be the return of the acclaimed "A-Factor Competition". This year's competition will be much tougher with first prize winning a cash prize. Groups, solo artists, poets, rappers - all welcome. So get practicing and come prepared to win! A photographer will be present to take keepsake pictures on the night. All of this for £30 each/£50 per couple. Please get your tickets early to avoid disappointment as last year's banquet was sold out! Contact Keshinda Johnson Lewis, <keshindaj33@hotmail.com> or Ranette Prime <rai118@hotmail.com> for tickets ASAP. Phone: 07786736626.
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SMALL ADS
INVERNESS BRANCH SABBATH SCHOOL. Commencing Sabbath, 2 August at 11.00 am regular Sabbath services will be held at the Strathdearn Hall, Tomatin, Inverness-shire, IV13 7YN. For full details call Michael Walker on 07528295716; or Pastor J B McCormac on 01224 744883. Check each week for updates. All are welcome.
AU PAIR NEEDED. 82-year-old, partially disabled Adventist lady living in Dartford, Kent, is looking for a live-in female au pair who can do odd jobs in the house during the week between 1-3 months trial basis initially to be extended by mutual agreement. For further information please contact Pastor Claude Lombart at <pastorclaude@sky.com>, Tel. 01842-824494 or Mob. 07962-901-194.
CALLING ALL MOBILES PHONES. Harper Bell School is upgrading its library system and needs your support. Do you have any old mobile phones? Would you like to help improve the environment? You can support Harper Bell School by recycling your old mobile phones. The phones collected can be of any age and condition (please remove all sim cards) and there are prizes to be received for each phone collected. For more details, log on to <
www.fones4schools.co.uk>. There are fun things for the children to do and learn about the environment, along with prizes to win. There are letters that can be printed off to give to your neighbours or businesses to inform them of the project. It couldn't be easier. So join in the fun, help the school, improve the environment and start collecting now! Phones should be sent to Harper Bell Adventist School, 29 Ravenhurst Street, Camp Hill, Birmingham, B12 0EJ. For enquiries email <harperbellsdaschool@hotmail.co.uk> or telephone 0121 693 7742.
JOB VACANCIES. ADRA-UK is seeking to recruit an Advancement Officer. There are also a number of job vacancies for teaching, administration and support staff at The Eden Seventh-day Adventist School in London (Secondary and Primary), the John Loughborough Secondary School in North London and at Stanborough Secondary School in Watford. For full details of these vacancies please visit the BUC job vacancy website: <
www.adventistnews.org.uk/vacancies.php>.
THE KING'S HERALDS new MySpace site is complete with a store that allows you to purchase and download songs from their recordings. While not everything is currently available, the last 3 albums and two previous albums are now available. They are working on creating an archive of all recordings from 1982 until the present time. For more details visit: <
www.myspace.com/thekingsheralds>. The store link is on the homepage, and allows you to listen to short sections of each song available before you purchase. Their regular site is: <
www.theheralds.org>.
STOKE NEWINGTON CHURCH GRAND BANQUET. Sunday, 12 October starting at 6:00 pm at the Irish Centre, Tottenham, London, N17 8DX. Price: £35 per person. Age 18 and over. A 3-course meal will be provided. Featuring: Best dressed male/female; Fashion Show; Entertainment Galore. Contact Nellis Riley on 07960181009 or email <jonel@hotmail.co.uk>.
AU PAIR NEEDED. Liesl and Hartley Holtzhauzen are looking for a really relaxed, patient and fun person to help look after their two children. There really isn't a lot to do and you will have a lot of free time. We are a warm family and once in you would be treated as one of the family. Jemma is 3 and Jude is 15 months. They're lovely kids and a whole lot of fun. Jemma will be starting Nursery in September and she also does ballet and Kindermusiek. Jude has just started walking and loves walks to the park and the outdoors. Hartley works in London and Liesl is a stay at home mum studying part-time from September so will need some help with the kids (probably 2-3 hours a day). We have a lovely home in Burgess Hill which is only a 20 minute train journey to Brighton and an hour train journey to London. For further information, please contact: Liesl on 07876564135 or Hartley on 07884234069 or email: <liesl.holtzhauzen@gmail.com>.
TWENTY YEARS OF HARPER BELL (1988 - 2008). Have you been involved with Harper Bell during the last 20 years? If so - we want to hear from you. We plan a year of activities to celebrate 20 years of Harper Bell including international speakers, alumni (calling all ex-students), special banquets, fun days, open days and much more. If you would like to be part of this trip down memory lane and celebration of success, send us your details (stating your involvement) to <harperbell20th@googlemail.com>. We are looking for pictures and names of people whom you remember. We wish to let you know what will be happening and look out for further adverts too. First date for your diary: Special Breakfast Gathering: Sunday, 28 September. More details to follow shortly.
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