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Notices: 2nd December 2012

Today:
11.00 am Holy Communion
7.00 pm Evening Prayer - Brooke Memorial Hall

Next Sunday:
Sunday 9th December 2012
10.00 am Sunday School
11.00 am Morning Prayer with Baptism

This Week:
Monday 3rd
8.00 pm Bowls

Wednesday 5th
6.30 pm GFS

Thursday 6th
8.30 pm Bowls match away v Derrygonnelly

Coming Up...
Tuesday 11th
MU carol singing at Northwick House

Wednesday 12th
GFS Christmas Party
Fellowship Group Bible Study

Friday 14th
Sunday School Christmas Party

Brookeborough Primary School
Invite you to a Pudding Night and Christmas Crafts this Friday (7th) at 7pm. All welcome.

Brookeborough District LOL Carol Service
Sunday 9th December at 3pm in the Brooke Memorial Orange Hall. All welcome

Christmas Fair & Art Exhibition
Thank you to all who contributed in any way to the Christmas Fair on Wednesday evening. A great night was had by all who attended, with £2768 being raised so far. The GFS also raised £231 for GFS Funds.

Aghavea Kite Photo
The photo of Aghavea taken from a kite is now available to order: As framed in the porch - £60; Print only - £30. Speak to Frances Cartwright to place your order.

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