The Rochford Methodist

Our newsletter is generally published bi-monthly on the even months. Copies of the latest edition published, along with some available previous editions, can be accessed from the box on the right (see note below). Anything not shown may still be available, but only in a paper form - contact us if you want a copy of anything not shown.

As much as possible of the content is 'home-grown' and it is intended to be a readable report on what has happened to our members and the things they get up to. It is a mixture of news, views and light-hearted articles, with one or two heavier items mixed in.

August/September 2010

June / July 2010

The April /May 2010 edition was lost due to a computer failure after it had been printed. if you are desperate to read this one, please contact us and we will arrange for a substitute version to be supplied.
 

The February/March 2010 edition was not published due to lack of material and time.

December 2009/January 2010

October / November 2009

August / September 2009

June / July 2009  

April / May 2009

February / March 2009

December 2008 / January 2009

October / November 2008

August / September 2008

June / July 2008

February / March 2008

December 2007 / January 2008

October / November 2007

August / September 2007

April / May 2007

February / March 2007

December 2006 / January 2007 

Oct / Nov 2006

August / September 2006

June / July 2006

April / May 2006

February / March 2006 
 

 
NOTES FOR DOWNLOADING COPIES OF THE

Rochford Methodist 

(Note: Editions dated before February 2006 have been deleted but hard copies are avaiable on request)

Copies are in Portable Document Format (PDF) so you will need a PDF reader, such as Adobe Reader, on your PC or Mac.To download the newsletter, RIGHT-click on the link in the Download box, choose 'Save Target As ...' and save the file to your hard drive.Then open it in your chosen PDF Reader.

To create a paper copy you can print from your Reader package using the double-siding option on your printer, or by printing on one side ofthe paper then turning the page over and printing on the other side. When you have printed all the pages, fold them in half to get an A5 document. The magazine is designed for printing on European A4 (210mm × 297mm) paper.

If you do not already have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, or if you have version 0, 1, 2 or 5, then you can get a free copy of the software from Adobe at www.adobe.com/uk/ BUT the latest version (9.3.6 at the time of this update) is well over 30Mb so you are advised to download it ONLY if you have Broadband, have a lot of patience, or are rich enough to pay for a 24-hour phone call! If you don't fit into one of these categories then you will find that cover-mount CDs/DVDs on computer magazines usually have a reasonably up-to-date version.