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Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, Mr Church tells the parish about the exciting plans for next week's awards ceremony, including revealing the special guest host .... Daniel Norcross!
Mr Gompertz reads a passage from The Good Book, all about how winning may be nice, but it's the memories and the friendships which are to be cherished more than anything.
WG talks about the vehicle through which many of those friendships are co-ordinated nowadays; the club WhatsApp group...
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
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Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
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Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, Mr Church deals with an angry local...
Mr Gompertz and WG Rumblepants both talk about the joy of following cricket overseas with radio commentary, inclusive WG's address, Mr Gompertz' reading from The Good Book, and the hymn, 'I Vow To Thee My Vision, O Radio 5'.
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
Check out all of their top equipment here
Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
- Twitter / X - @sundayservice22
Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, Mr Church talks about autumn and, just because the season has ended, it doesn't call for doom and gloom!
Mr Gompertz reads a story from The Good Book, where the young man visits his club the week after the end of the season and sees how it's already in hibernation for the winter.
WG Rumblepants talks about the sadness about the end of the season, but that cricket hasn't simply finished, but merely migrated.
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
Check out all of their top equipment here
Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
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Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, Mr Church talks about his feelings before the start of the final day of cricketing action for this summer in the northern hemisphere.
Mr Gompertz reads a story from The Good Book, where Young Michael Holding suggest to Young Mark Wood that he ought to move his run-up back.
WG Rumblepants talks about the legacy of the great John Wisden, not just through the annual cricket almanack in his name, but also his skills as a cricketer.
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
Check out all of their top equipment here
Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
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Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, Mr Church reveals the draft sketches for the new Parish bird bath, as well as regaling tales of animals at the cricket.
Mr Gompertz reads a very short, but very fitting passage from the Good Book about our beatiful game, and leads a rousing rendition of this week's hymn, 'Be Thou My Vixen'.
WG Rumblepants talks about the lies one tells oneself during September, such as 'I won't play again next season...'
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
Check out all of their top equipment here
Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
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Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, Mr Church gives us the match report on the latest fixture in the Parish XI calendar.
Mr Gompertz reads a passage from The Good Book about the importance of tailenders or, as they're called in The Good Book, 'end-of-the-tail'.
WG Rumblepants talks about the importance of club cricket, and how it's much more about the club than it is about the cricket.
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
Check out all of their top equipment here
Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
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Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, Mr Church devises his plan for the new bird birth, although the water feature leaves the image of Sir Geoffrey rather exposed...
Mr Gompertz reads a passage from the good book about the fine line between having love for Mother Cricket, as well as having love for one's life partner.
WG Rumblepants talks about the chaos in the Pakistan camp.
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
Check out all of their top equipment here
Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
- Twitter / X - @sundayservice22
Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, we hear the latest updates from Parish XI, who just played their fundraiser game against The Hairdressers of Upper and Lower Bottom. It was a terrific day all round, although not a very successful batting performance. Actually, come to think of it, the bowling performance wasn't great either.
Unfortunately, Mr Gompertz's messaging about the curfew last week clearly didn't get through, as two unnamed members of the Parish were seen in the clubs of the night after the fundraiser. So, this week, he's trying again, and that includes singing verse two of 'They've Lifted The Curfew', which was met with great excitement from certain members of the congregation.
WG Rumblepants talked about the Bodyline series and whether the MCC owe Harold Larwood a portrait in the Long Room.
And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give away; this week, a pair of batting gloves!
Check out all of their top equipment here
Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
- Twitter / X - @sundayservice22
Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, we hear the latest updates as the Parish XI prepare for their fundraiser game against The Hairdressers of Upper and Lower Bottom.
Mr Church has his updates from the Parish, WG Rumblepants speaks on the feeling of late-season cricket, and Mr Gompertz reads from The Good Book on 'The Curfew'.
The congregation sing 'They've Lifted The Curfew' and, we must say, they were in excellent voice.
And finally, curtosy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we give away the 360 cricket shoes! Listen to find out if you won...
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Please remember to send in any cricketing concerns, tales, or triumphs to us at:
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Welcome back to The Sunday Service!
This week, we hear the latest updates as the Parish XI prepare for their fundraiser game against The Hairdressers of Upper and Lower Bottom.
Mr Church and Mr Gompertz are also very excited as they perform their first 'bat-tism', as Rex has chosen to get his new piece of willow 'bat-tised' before he uses it in the fundraiser match.
The congregation sing 'I Vow To Thee My Willow' and Mr Gompertz reads from The Good Book about how one must care for their bat.
WG Rumblepants gives his 'Cricket in 3' on the how the definition of 'proper cricket' has changed as the game has evolved.
And finally, our good friends at Newberry Cricket have another terrific competition, this week giving away their brand new 360 cricket shoes.
Check out all of their top equipment here
To enter, just answer the question correctly and send it in to:
- Twitter / X - @sundayservice22
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The weekly cricket podcast that offers something a little bit different... Join Mark Church and George Gompertz every Sunday at 11 am to hear the latest updates from the Parish, Mr Church's sermon,…
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