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Notices: 19th August 2012

Today:
11.00am Morning Prayer

Next Sunday:
Sunday 26th August
11.00am Morning Prayer with Holy Baptism

Coming Up...
Friday 31st August
Parish BBQ at 8pm

Thursday 13th Sept
‘Making History Talk: understanding the Ulster Covenant’ - free event in the Clinton Centre, Enniskillen at 7.30pm

Start Dates
9th September Sunday School (10am, Church Hall)
9th September Confirmation Group (10am, Church Hall)
11th September Mothers’ Union (8pm, Church Hall)
17th September Bowling Club (8pm, Church Hall)
3rd October GFS (6.30pm, Church Hall)

Fellowship Group
Have you ever wanted to go deeper into the Bible? Ever had questions you want to discuss? Want to be actively involved in praying for the mission of the church and your part in it? Why not come along to the new Fellowship Group meeting fortnightly on Wednesday nights at 8pm, beginning on 19th September. You won’t be required to read out loud or say anything, but you will be welcome to join in as you feel comfortable. More information from the Rector.

Work Party
If you are able to help tidy the church and halls this week, please speak to the Glebewardens (David and Kenny) today.
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