Back on the menu
After a month's break, Narberth WI Country Market re-opened at the Queen's Hall yesterday (Thursday).
Sponge cakes, sausage rolls, quiches and shepherds pie, jams etc. were all there, plus many craft items, such as hand-made cards and knitwear.
The market is a co-operative, so anyone who would like to cook produce or bring along a craft is very welcome to join the market - male or female!
QUIZ NIGHTS
The entertaining quiz nights resume after the Christmas break on Sunday, February 15, at the Angel. The last one will be on February 29 at the Dragon. The quizzes start at 8 pm and everyone is welcome.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass - 5 pm Sunday and 7 pm Tuesday.
GLANRHYD BAPTIST CHURCH
This Sunday, the communion service at 2 pm will be conducted by Rev. Roger Hart, of Pembroke Dock.
TABERNACLE
UR CHURCH
This Sunday, the service at 10 am will be taken by Rev. Russell Gordon.
BONUS BALL
WINNERS
Using the National Lottery bonus number for their fund-raising activities, the winners of the £30 prize in the A and B groups of Narberth Soccer Club last Saturday were: Maureen Johns and Philip Scourfield with bonus ball number 40.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
Services this Sunday are as follows: 10.30 am Morning Worship and Sunday School; 6 pm Evening Witness. Minister, Rev. C. P. Rees.
Tuesday: 10.30 - 11.15 am Morning Worship; 7.15 pm Prayer meeting and Bible study.
Wednesday: 2.30 pm Ladies Fellowship.
All welcome.
Templeton United Reformed Church
The service on Sunday will be at 2.30 pm and will be conducted by Rev. Russell H. Gordon.
A warm welcome is extended to all. Croeso i bawb.
Rugby Fixtures
Tomorrow (Saturday), Narberth are away to Blackwood in Division One of the Lloyds TSB Welsh National League. Kick-off is at 2.30 pm. The supporters' bus will leave the clubhouse at 11.45 am.
Tickets priced £6 can be obtained from the club steward at the clubhouse. Early booking is essential in view of the number of supporters travelling to away matches this season.
MEAT DRAW
Winners of Narberth RFC Supporters' Club's meat draw this week: beef - Elwyn Davies; lamb - Steven Evans; pork - John Daye.
KCF- WEST WALES
Professor Roy Peacock, who has the Chair in Aeronautical Studies at Pisa University, Italy, was the speaker at KCF.
When interviewed by Paul Dando concerning 'how can you be a scientist and believe in God?', he replied 'that is not the question, the question is how can I be a scientist and not believe in God?'.
Professor Peacock said that as a scientist you simply have to believe there is a God and then listed several outstanding people through the centuries who were scientists and believed in God. He then opened the Bible and spoke from Luke 4 on Jesus being anointed to preach the good news and wholeness coming to people's lives.
The meeting commenced at 10.30 am and ended at 1 pm.
KCF are an active all age church, a member of the evangelical alliance and a registered charity, gathering every Sunday at 10.30 am in the Queen's Hall in Narberth.
NARBERTH BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP
We live in a world where certain individuals hold great sway. Terrorist leaders have sufficient influence that many are prepared to murder and be killed for their cause. The day of the personality cult has its dark side.
The media bombards us with so called personalities. Often it doesn't really matter what the people stand for or what they believe, but their image, how they come across, is everything. The early church in Corinth was the same. These Christians were getting into cliques based on personality cults.
Something was not right in the Corinthian Church. Their behaviour suggested that when it came to maturity, these Christians were still in their nappies! St. Paul wrote: "I fed you with milk, not solid food; for you were not ready for it" (1 Corinthians 3:2). The immature behaviour in view was their childish rivalry of each other and their leaders.
The attention of the Corinthian Christians should have been fastened on God who alone brings about spiritual growth. The world famous tenors, Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti, were performing together back in the early '90s. A reporter tried to press the issue of competitiveness between the three men.
"You have to put all of your concentration into opening your heart to the music," Domingo said. "You can't be rivals when you're together making music."
The same is true of God's church.
We concluded with prayer for those who are sick and we sang that wonderful hymn, 'Nearer my God to Thee'.
NBF is a member church of the South Wales Baptist Association and meets at 6.30 pm Sundays in the chapel at Pant-y-Gorphwys Farmhouse, near the Penblewin roundabout.
NARBERTH BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP
We live in a world where certain individuals hold great sway. Terrorist leaders have sufficient influence that many are prepared to murder and be killed for their cause. The day of the personality cult has its dark side.
The media bombards us with so called personalities. Often it doesn't really matter what the people stand for or what they believe, but their image, how they come across, is everything. The early church in Corinth was the same. These Christians were getting into cliques based on personality cults.
Something was not right in the Corinthian Church. Their behaviour suggested that when it came to maturity, these Christians were still in their nappies! St. Paul wrote: "I fed you with milk, not solid food; for you were not ready for it" (1 Corinthians 3:2). The immature behaviour in view was their childish rivalry of each other and their leaders.
The attention of the Corinthian Christians should have been fastened on God who alone brings about spiritual growth. The world famous tenors, Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo, and Luciano Pavarotti, were performing together back in the early '90s. A reporter tried to press the issue of competitiveness between the three men.
"You have to put all of your concentration into opening your heart to the music," Domingo said. "You can't be rivals when you're together making music."
The same is true of God's church.
We concluded with prayer for those who are sick and we sang that wonderful hymn, 'Nearer my God to Thee'.
NBF is a member church of the South Wales Baptist Association and meets at 6.30 pm Sundays in the chapel at Pant-y-Gorphwys Farmhouse, near the Penblewin roundabout.
International Tickets
Tickets for the Wales v France rugby international match at Cardiff on Sunday, March 7, are available for collection in the Narberth RFC Clubhouse by members who applied for tickets. Members are reminded that tickets must be collected by Saturday, February 14.
Anyone who has been unsuccessful in obtaining a ticket can phone the clubhouse from Monday, February 16, as they may be allocated tickets that have not been collected which will then be available for re-allocation.
Applicants are reminded that they are responsible for payment for tickets allocated, which have not been collected or re-allocated.