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Notices: 4th November 2012

Today
10.00 am Sunday School and Confirmation Group
11.00 am Confirmation with Holy Communion. We welcome the family and friends of the twelve candidates being confirmed, as well as Bishop John, who will lead our service today.
3.00 pm Funeral Service: the late Fred Clarke. Cortege will leave his home at Littlemount at 2.30pm.
3.30 pm Rekindle by Crosslinks - Enniskillen Cathedral Hall. See postcards in the porch for more details.
7.00 pm Evening Prayer - Brooke Memorial Hall, Brookeborough
7.30 pm Diocesan Ministry of Healing service - Lisbellaw Parish Church. Speaker: Rev Isobel Nixon

Next Sunday
11th November 2012
10.45am Act of Remembrance - Brookeborough War Memorial
11.30am Morning Prayer including an Act of Remembrance
3.30pm Rekindle - Enniskillen Cathedral Hall

This Week
Monday 5th
8.00pm Bowls match at home v Lack/Ederney

Wednesday 7th
6.30pm GFS

Thursday 8th
11.30am A service of Remembrance and Reflection on the 25th anniversary of the Enniskillen Bomb - St Macartin's Cathedral, Enniskillen

Saturday 10th
10.00am - 12.30pm Coffee morning in Fermanagh Christian Fellowship Church - Belmore Street, Enniskillen to support the work of Jeff Gawn (SU Schools Worker)

Coming Up
Monday 12th Bowls match away v Sallaghy
Tuesday 13th Mothers' Union AGM
Wednesday 14th Fellowship Group Bible Study

Diocesan Magazine
Items for inclusion in the December and January edition of the Clogher Diocesan Magazine, including start dates for the new year, should be with the rector by Wednesday 7th November, please.
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