The May Magazine
Our new online magazine seemed to go down well last month. Now we need to keep up the standard!
This time around, I’ve started with this online version. I’ll compile it all into the paper copy when this is done. Because not only are we doing this online, but ALSO the few copies we print will be processed at home, this month’s edition breaks new ground; we’re into full colour!
Do let us know what you think.
Finished – a bit later than I’d hoped. The online paper version will be on the Kildwick website soon. If the link below doesn’t work, please come back again soon. Keep visiting!
Deadlines
In the current situation, a Sunday publication day is less significant.
We’ll try to get the magazine online by the 1st of the month, rather than the First Sunday.
The 1st June is a Monday, so the deadline for that edition is Monday 25th May
Please let us have your material at least by then (earlier will be better!)
– and we’ll try to have the magazine ready for Monday, 1st June – though we may get there early … maybe!
The magazine in traditional “paper” format. Download this from the archive in the Kildwick website (which goes back to 2001!)
The Pastoral Letter. Julie considers Life after Lockdown, as we begin to yearn for the easing of current restrictions.
The Royal Maundy. A very special honour for one of our parish
The Thumb Nail Chain. An idea to start us talking and sharing just a snippet about ourselves
Shorts. A page for some otherwise uncategorised small snippets
What on earth is Zoom? Conferencing software is all the rage at the moment. What is it?
Readings for May – a variety of resources
Jigsaw. Two items from our link partners in the Philippines
CHUFFS. News from Church for the Under Fives (maybe photos later!)
Lockdown Bellringing. What those ringers get up to when they aren’t allowed out to play.
The Prayer Page. A selection of prayers chosen by Christine Anderton
Book Review. The Day the Revolution Started by Tom Wright
Overheard. A thought-provoking poem from the forest
Bible Search. A little challenge to find some books…
Farnhill Village. A last opportunity to enter the 2021 Calendar Competition
Grains of sand. One way to keep occupied during our lock-down
The Puzzle Page. Two sudoku and one crossword for you
The Birds in Your Garden. Mike Gray’s regular monthly column. This month, looking at the problems with cats – or not.