New Vicar for central Accrington
 

Hi everyone. I am the new vicar for St James in the town centre and St Paul's on Plantation Street. I am here with my wife and youngest child. We have known and visited Accrington for a long time but only just moved here from (most recently) Warwick. We have been missionaries in East Africa and I have previously been a vicar in Kelsall, Cheshire.

Fiona teaches Pilates and is trained as a physiotherapist. Our son is about to start A levels. We have a daughter at York University, another daughter currently working on cruise ships around Australia and New Zealand, and our oldest daughter is married, lives in Cheshire, and works in her local bank.

I enjoy running, local history and fixing things that are broken.

If you see me around do say hello.

Ian

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Welcome to the forum . A comprehensive introduction.
Happy posting.

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Alright Rev? Enjoy the site for what it is & let us worry about our own immortal souls & you'll get a pleasant enough welcome. ;)

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Pilates? Are they the albino Brazilian street waifs we've heard so much about? Won't be an overcrowded class will it?
Welcome anyway.😊

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Welcome to the forum, listen to DinG n yeh won't go far wrong, hes pretty intellegent fer a scouser.:D

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I will accept your assesment that he is "Pretty":D

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Welcome to the nuthouse,Ian.

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Welcome to the group, I use to sing in the choir at St James many moons ago

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ow do, and welcome.

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Welcome to the forum Ian my names Jason.
I was wondering what the chances of arranging a visit to St James's was?
I'd like to take a few pictures from the roof area of the belfry as well as the other area's of the church.
If you was willing to allow such a visit it would be greatly appreciated.

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Welcome brother Ian . :)

Beware of the history .

As the Blessed John Henry Newman said : “To be deep in history, is to cease to be Protestant.” :cool:

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Greetings and felicitations.

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Hello and welcome, was a boy "sprout" at St Pauls many moons ago.

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Hello and welcome Ian. Run Fast, Keep Low and stay safe. Trifle thee not as thy time is short.

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I wouldn't mind betting that Ian is our first 'man of the cloth'. Am I the first 'tall man dressed in blue' ?

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That's not what we called you at AGS, Bob!

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I wouldn't mind betting yeh would lose yer bet Bob. If yeh had said our first sane man of the cloth, yeh may have stood a chance.;)

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Welcome, Reverend. New vicar for central Accy eh? Good luck with that...can't see you picking up many converts down there. ;)

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As I remember you were a "little squirt" - being 2 years behind. However I can confirm your fixation on the colour blue, but thought that was actually the fixation on a particular item of clothing the Hyndburn Park girls displayed during netball practice:alright:

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Welcome Reverend Ian, I think you will really enjoy the discussions and debates on Accy Web !:o:):o

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Tabernac' ... a man of the cloth.

Welcome/Bienvenue to AccyWeb International.

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Hi Ian welcome from Montreal, Canada.

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Welcome Vicar, Yer a brave man comin on ere, keep yer ed down and dodge the flack.

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It was a pleasure to meet you Ian :).

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