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Radio. 4 Well we're counting down towards Christmas every Sunday morning through Advent It's the 2nd Sunday in Advent if you go to our Twitter feed with it the 2nd candle in our Ivan I invite you to stay with me this Sunday morning for a program that's all about either life in our faith communities and it's been a real privilege this past week to be out in those communities in some Martins church in Jersey in the Methodist church there for our Christmas carol service there and also in the Shiloh church in go and see for a Christmas carol service there and you'll be able to hear those services on Christmas Day and on Boxing Day but you also have to hear a flavor of them later on in this morning's program we've been playing some of your favorite carols and seasonal song. Already And we're going to tell you know what's going on in Island church life and where we're ticking off the islands today sorry we're not in Sark today but we're in all the other islands all the other principal islands anyway as we come together to celebrate Christmas and we'll be looking at some much laughter additions hearing local choirs and will be together preparing for the big day itself so please do stay with me now in this half hour of the program why our pilgrimage is a sacred experience we hear about the journey to the shrine of our lady at Walsingham in Norfolk this taking place in May Still to come today we're also going to take you to Nativity with a difference we'll be hearing about a life size nativity scene that's going to be created total in Guernsey later today . Now we're all on a journey only a spiritual journey perhaps or a journey through life maybe it will end up with a spiritual just a nation and along the way we learn all sorts of things not only about ourselves but also about the journey and the people with whom we share that journey much like life when we learn along the way we hope will reach our final destination and for Christians that final destination they believe is heaven Well the Anglo-Catholic churches in Jersey sent looks and sent Peters their Anglican churches but they have a tradition of Catholicism within them they're taking pilgrims to the shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham in Norfolk next year Laura price went to the parish of St Peter in Jersey to meet with the rector their father Michael Phillips who is going to be leading the pilgrimage this is the 3rd year that we've been and St Luke's in the east of the island and seen Peter's in the West with both what are called Anglo Catholic churches within the Church of England and we join together to take pilgrims to the shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham which is in Norfolk 3 years ago never been done from the island before and the 1st year we got 17 and now we're up to 30 so. It's growing and it's a wonderful thing to go away on pilgrimage to a place like waltz again this particular program it is very significant Anglican and Catholic tell me why so this is the Anglican shrine there which it takes quite a long time to get there Norfolk is big you get to London you think of we nearly there but you know not. At this journey this is part I think of the Bill Graham it because you're all of a coach together and rubbing shoulders one with another and of course that that does sort of bring you closer together and you're on the journey together and the travelling. On the bus and the traveling in terms of a spiritual journey a sort of interlinked if you like and we're all on a journey at another level called life and one day we get to the final destination which is heaven so a pilgrimage is in microcosm if you like. Analogise with the greater journey that we are all on because it's so significant to these 3 different communities it can be such a great way of bringing people together what would you say about that when we went and the time of year that we go it's individual retreat pilgrimages but there are various times in the year when the whole village comes alive with thousands and thousands of people and there's a great procession through the village as well. All the choirs and the clergy and so on and it's just a wonderful wonderful occasion and it brings people of all different Christian faiths together and there's a wonderful experience at the National pilgrimage is in May on on the bank holiday in May Why do people tend to go on pilgrimages and I think there are these places in the world which although we can meet God anywhere and in any situation there are places in the world which seem to God makes himself known in a deeper way than in other places and was and is one of those places and it's been the case for you know 1000 years as you mentioned before it can be just as much a spiritual on an emotional journey as it is a physical one and what can people get from number one. It's it's not it's not. Hard work in the sense that as I said earlier we're all on the same journey ring good company we're in each other's company and there's great fellowship it's body mind and spirit that's been thought of so so bodies are attended to because the food there is excellent I can tell you it is the so the Norfolk beer and we're attending 2 minds because we meet we discuss we hear talks. And live and spiritually is the worship and this wonderful atmosphere that there because you're all in the same journey father Michael Phillips who is the rector of St Peter in Jersey who's leading the pilgrimage next May to the shrine of Our Lady and Walsingham in Norfolk it's a pilgrimage made up of members of judges Anglo-Catholic Anglican churches and Luke's and St Peter's it will set off in May over the bank holiday weekend he was talking there to Laura price and if you'd like to know more about that pilgrimage do get in touch with Father Michael Peters rectory I said off the top of all mail showing them all check on the headlines and the tippity with a difference Christmas isn't Christmas without the nativity story I went to see my youngest son James in his school nativity on Tuesday morning he played a wise man cast against type and he had a whole line to say which he delivered with great aplomb but was a wonderful wonderful occasion and very special of his 2 and I'm sure you've probably seen a few Nativity over the years but what about a life sized one is that a new experience for you let's head to the top of all church in Guernsey Today they're celebrating during Advent as they continue their kowtow towards Christmas the rector's warden there is Sue Brooks the rector is the Reverend Mark charming and they've been talking to Stephanie Gabbert about their nativity. We've been talking about it and thinking we've got an amazing field. But we really want to do something at Christmas so. You can explain it so well I came up with the idea and actually it wasn't just me there were other parishioners who said why don't we have a right so I continue to stick with sort of life science characters and so having been well drilled and don't do it scarecrow So we've got to cast. A number of us it's not just a church thing it's a parish thing just saying have helped and the general public have helped as well and so we've got back to stable in the in the field we've got some characters with. Got some life on the wall scumming along. For all the welcome to come and have a look at it as you say lots of people have been involved both of the people together with the building where. We can move from a shattered. New supply go to getting his parents undone. So it's a real parish event it's not just a church of interest you know we want to send a message of Christmas to the general public mainly it's not just about the presents and the parties and all the rest of it it wasn't for the fact that Jesus was born on Christmas Day we will be celebrating the top really and I think we have to really get out this journey so this is talk also I think it is the 1st time we've tried it with a lot of got it absolutely right but this is a lie and it's to carry on you certainly do learn as you go along Sue Brooks that who is the rector's warden and the rector himself the Reverend Mark charming TOEFL churching can see where they have a life size Nativity on the home of their before he turned down towards the church in the field. Office encourage you to think about the story than the Timothy but more importantly to celebrate Christmas with them they were talking there to Stephanie gap. 16. It's past 7 let's bring up to date with the latest news headlines in the newsroom for us this morning Alan Bollard Good morning it's as he put a Titian review in progress on the island's new hospital has described a state situation to appoint a company to manage the project is putting the cart before the horse construction company mace has been chosen to see the scheme at Jazzie businesses traveling to Lebanon to help underprivileged people disabilities get care and support particularly for their mental health and see just who has reclaimed his boat books and titles from various He won them in a shock result in James just raised become the 4th heavyweight in sports history to win them back in a direct rematch here weather for today right before dawn then fat Sunday periods maximum temperature of 12 degrees and a minimum of 8. That start out at sea because of the bad weather today very windy quite stormy stop shipping every move their savings around they reach each of them and brought them forward to leave guns at 12 noon and depart soccer 1 o'clock so just to sailings today the Clipper arrived in the u.k. But it's not now coming in from just your port into guns it's been counted it was during this evening at 5 past 9 It also means that it will be sailing from the u.k. To Jessie to arrive the saving it's been Council completely the property from Somalia's jus into Jersey at 5 to 8 back to Somalia with 8 foresee the challenge chieftainess deliver the papers it isn't Peter Port it was there at 6 o'clock and it's heading back to Jersey at 830 so arrival shuttle that on the roads in Jersey just wanted to tell you about some towns right is one way between Tower Road and cheap so I think if you got an update for a particular If it was wet and windy and all the other words overnight maybe there's a little broad tree down or some leaves or something standing water do get in touch years old number and I will share that information with you share your travel. With Always and always $188.00 a b.b.c. Radio Jersey. And still to come this. Morning we're going to the candy museums in Kenzie to find out about their Christmas festivities. 2 hours of easy music every Sunday afternoon with May time to go on this week's show up to take you back to 976 a look at the hits and headlines of the time you know news time for you just finding out what was on offer what you saw on the embassy records live in our cover story plus there's about $50000.00 stereo a little scream thing there's a $66.00 point couple of free Beatles classic on the way in right wrong remember and it struck us that gets it in this week's club a classic join me tell me Gillum something is it new here on b.b.c. Radio Jersey. Thank you Tony looking forward to that very much indeed 18 minutes past 7 o'clock the something morning today and every day and weekend up until Christmas there's a whole host of farm taking place at the county museums in can see visitors of all ages are invited to come along and share in the festive spirit on a Sunday as they to get into that Advent countdown Vicki Graham works for the visitor services at the gansey Museum each Sunday leading up to Christmas through December. The festive things going on against the museum. Santas Grutter a from 11 to 3 man himself. Which is 5 pounds a child we've got Mrs Claus and to make it making appearances as well. Festive trails through the museum we've got a certain famous Snow Queen making an appearance with her snowflakes Roe and Christmas facts about Japan to go without Japan themed exhibition at the moment as well as Christmas crafts for all ages we've got. Christmas Card making using a printing technique and making rug wreaths using recycled material from t. Shirts bags things like that and festive films every day if you want to show. We've got 3 different films each Sunday fabulous That sounds like a bit of a different offering to the places in Gans is that right yes you know we wanted to offer something different with a bit of a cultural backgrounds you can learn a bit as you go and chill areas because I'm busy thing something for everyone and what kind of age range is would you say it's targeted towards young and old all family friendly family friendly for sure but young I notice something for everyone for sure the films we're showing a kind of modern Christmas d.v.d. Classics and then we've got the exhibitions is the background as well so if you haven't seen them yet what with coming along and it's the last chance for people with the Japanese exhibit is that right yes yes 31st of December is the very last day so it's the last month this exhibition is fantastic lots of building going on in-house lots of fantastic things to see for and did it seem popular you expect a lot of people to come along it was very popular Yes And we're hoping to continue to grow it seems everyone who comes enjoys it and get a lot of good comments about it as someone who's going to run it that's quite a busy month you December very busy yeah I feel a bit like some terms of sometimes. That's fabulous and can you tell me a little bit about what people can expect from Cannes to museums in the new year with the new exhibits Yes we've got lots going on next year lots of photography and art exhibitions we're starting the year with our wildlife photography from the Natural History Museum as that's always a really good one stop you fabulous and do you think it's important to kind of bring children into the museum at a young age to get them familiar with kind of learning and having fun at the same time definitely it's really important we actually run a mini muses which is a total agree to get people engaged right from the very start and a lot of those families we're seeing now is the children of grown older still coming back to the museum and they're the future so it's yet to really get see so if someone is. Never come to Candy museums before Salat tell me why should they go wash the car in December and they should come because that is all against the history in place they exhibitions we've got the mame and a really interesting elements of guns is history in terms of the not connections you necessarily expect Japan exhibition the link skins it has to Japan like a lot of people we've had come in and say they've just didn't know about it or they've heard bits about the house that summer park but not know the detail of it and we've also got in the greenhouse William Lasher who established links with Costa Rica with the coffee trade and then you've got the art galleries and the archaeology and the folklore. Because Graham there from the candy museums in Guernsey talking to Stephanie gathered this Sunday today and every Sunday up until Christmas indeed a whole week and there's a whole host of activities taking place at the museums in Kensi and visitors of all ages are invited to come along and enjoy the seasonal spirit and to visit Father Christmas as well. It's time to decorate the plates with boughs of holly polish the Bulls and string up the lights as the Christmas parade descends on Sunday Holly at this Sunday expect battler flowers floats full of festive cheer and join me Jenny Macklin and me Sarah baby as we guide you through the festive delights will be at the water print this Sunday from 445 wrapped up warm and he's not here join us it's free it's fun and it's seriously festive but it could be a bit windy and very wet but don't take my word for it let's find out now from Sharon Marin who's at the Met Office Good morning to you Sharon Good morning Matthew Well rankly of the island just a very short while ago but there are showers over islands in the Celtic see that are going to make their way down to the channel by this afternoon the winds on the increase today is the art of bass tighten up over Britain and then the Channel tonight storm. Extends its influence down here if you are planning on going to the battle of flowers Christmas parade in Jersey stay in touch with the latest forecast and the updates from the organizers as it's going to be very windy with showers the weather improving then on Monday as the winds gradually ease and the showers die out. But forecast for today then welfare all sunny periods cloud your spells and scattered blustery showers developing by the afternoon cation heavy with the risk of thunder the temperature currently 11 degrees and the 11 or 12 is likely to be a top temperature this morning the wind on the increase today West freshness 5 to strong 46 increasing strong for 6 to 7 this afternoon with gusts of 50 miles per hour then strong for 7 to gale force 8 by early evening the sea rather rough for the Los while increasing rough this morning and very rough this evening on 2 tonight while cloud your spel