Rev. David Yabbacome - Induction and Installation - 20th April 2013.

 

The Right Rev. Paul Butler Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham and the Rev. David Yabbacome - 20th April 2013.

The Right Rev. Paul Butler Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham and the Rev. David Yabbacome

 

It was a bright sunny evening on Saturday, the 20thApril 2013 where the church of St. John the Baptist, Collingham was full of parishioners from the East Trent Group of Parishes. They were there to welcome and witness the Induction and Installation of their new Rector, the Rev. David Yabbacome. Joining them were David’s family and friends from his old parish of St. Nicholas’ Church, Newport, Lincoln.

The service was lead by the Right Rev. Paul Butler, Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham. The Induction and Installation ceremony was carried out by the Venerable David Picken, Archdeacon of Newark. Assisting the ceremony was the Area Dean, the Rev. David Milner. David was formerly the Priest-in-Charge of the East Trent Group of Parishes. He now resides in Farndon, where he is the Priest-in-Charge, along with the parishes of Thorpe, Hawton and Cotham.

Among the priests, as guests, were retired Canons Dendle French, John Smith and the Rev. Michael Briggs. All three priests being very supportive to the East Trent Group of Parishes, covering the vacancy of David Milner who left in January 2011; Revs. Mark Roberts, Collingham’s Methodist Minister; David Anderton from All Saints’ Church, Coddington; Canon David Osbourne, Area Dean of Christianity Deanery in Lincoln; Rev. Steve Holt, Curate at Grimsby Minster; Rev. Lucy Cleland, the Bishop's Chaplain and Amanda Redgate, the Diocesan Registrar, who presented the 'Licence to Officiate' to Rev. David Yabbacome. 

During the service greetings were given to the new Parish Priest and his wife Esther by representatives of the Deanery, the parishes and local communities. The service ended with a blessing by the Bishop and the ‘Sending Out’ at the church door.

Following the service a cheese and wine reception was held in the Memorial Hall, Collingham, where David and Esther were able to meet their new parishioners.

Rev. David Yabbacome was born and brought up in south east London and trained to teach in Sussex. He taught English and drama in a boys' sec­ondary modern school in Sevenoaks, Kent, before training for the ministry at Lincoln Theological College. He was ordained in 2000 at Guildford and initially served in a parish by the Thames at the end of Staines Bridge. He then joined the ecumenical team ministry in central Telford in Shropshire before being appointed Rector of Cheadle with Freehay, Staffordshire. In the past 13 years he has been Vicar of St Nicholas' Church, Newport, Lincoln.

The East Trent Group of Parishes consists of eleven churches.

St. Helens Thorney; All Saints’ Harby with Swinethorpe; St. George the Martyr, North and South Clifton; St. Cecilia, Girton; Holy Trinity, Besthorpe; St. Helena, South Scarle; All Saints’ and St. John the Baptist, Collingham; St. Bartholomew, Langford; St Giles, Holme, and All Saints' Winthorpe.

 Pat Finn. May 2013.

Footnote.

Induction.

The final stage in the appointment of a clergyman to a benefice, following presentation and institution, or collation. It was at this point that the clergyman took possession of the temporalities of the benefice. After institution the ordinary (usually the bishop) would issue a mandate to the archdeacon or other empowered person to carry out the induction, which involved laying the hands of the clergyman being appointed on the doors of the church and the tolling of a bell. Induction did not normally take place on the same day as institution. In the Clergy of the Church of England Database, this event is not normally recorded, and will usually only be found in instances where records of institutions are deficient. Where inductions are recorded, the evidence for the event may be derived either from a record of the induction itself or from the issuing of an induction mandate.

 Installation.

The term describing the event by which a canon or prebendary, or other cathedral dignitary such as an archdeacon, was given possession of his office by being placed in his stall. It was also used of the placing of a diocesan bishop on his throne

These two items came from:-

www.theclergydatabase.org.uk/reference/glossary.

 

St. John the Baptist Church, Collingham - 20th April 2013.

15 minutes to go before the start of the Induction and Installation Service of the Rev. David Yabbacome at St. John the Baptist Church, Collingham.

 

The Rev. David Yabbacome and Rev. David Anderton, Coddington's Rector - 20th April 2013.

The Rev. David Yabbacome and the Rev. David Anderton, Rector of All Saints' Church Coddington.

 

Invited priests about to enter St. John the Baptist Church for the Induction and Installation of the Rev. David Yabbacome - 20th April 2013.

Invited priests about to enter St. John the Baptist Church, Collingham for the Induction and Installation Service of the Rev. David Yabbacome.

 

 The Church Registrar with the Venerable David Picken, Archdeacon of Newark and the Right Rev. Paul Butler Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham - 20th April 2013.

Amanda Redgate,the Diocesan Registrar with the Venerable David Picken, Archdeacon of Newark. The Right Rev. Paul Butler Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham and the Rev. Lucy Cleland, the Bishop's Chaplain.

 

 The Rev. David Milner, Area Dean - 20th Apl 2013.

The Rev. David Milner, Area Dean for Newark and Southwell.

 

Rev. Mark Roberts, Collingham Methodist Minister talking to St. John the Baptist Church Warden Mick Narracott - 20th Apl 2013. 

Rev. Mark Roberts, Collingham Methodist Minister, talking to the East Trent Group Lay Chairman, Mr. Nick Narracott.

 

 

St. John the Baptist Church Warden, Mr. Mick Narracott introducing representatives of the East Trent Group of Parishes, who are offering their greetings to the Rev. David Yabbacome - 20th April 2013.

East Trent Group Lay Chairman, Mr. Nick Narracott introducing representatives of the East Trent Group of Churches, who are offering their greetings to the Rev. David Yabbacome.

 

 

Mr. John Nelson, PCC member of All Saints' Church, Winthorpe offers his greetings to the Rev. David and Esther Yabbacome - 20th Apl 2013.

Mr. John Nelson, PCC member of All Saints' Church, Winthorpe offers his greetings to the Rev. David and Esther Yabbacome.

 

 Winthorpe resident, Mr. Peter Foden offers his greetings to the Rev. David Yabbacome. Waiting is Joanne and Martin Evans - 20th Apl 2013. 

Winthorpe resident, Mr. Peter Foden offers his greetings to the Rev. David Yabbacome. Waiting is Joanne and Martin Evans.

 

Mr. Steven Jackson, Chairman of Winthorpe with Langford Parish Council offers his greetings to Rev. David Yabbacome - 20th April 2013.  

Mr. Steven Jackson, Chairman of Winthorpe with Langford Parish Council offers his greetings to the Rev. David Yabbacome. In the foreground is the Rev. Lucy Cleland, the Bishop's Chaplain.

 

 All Saints' Church, Winthorpe PCC members, Ian and Christine Hasman at the cheese and wine reception in Collingham's Memorial Hall - 20th Apl 2013. 

 All Saints' Church, Winthorpe PCC members, Ian and Christine Hasman at the cheese and wine reception in Collingham's Memorial Hall.

 Rev. David Yabbacome with Mr. & Mrs. John Nelson at the cheese and wine reception - 23rd April 2013.

 Rev. David Yabbacome with Winthorpe Church members, Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson at the cheese and wine reception in Collingham's Memorial Hall.