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Notices: Sunday 26th January 2014

Today:
10.00 am Sunday School
11.00 am Morning Prayer

Next Sunday: Sunday 2nd February 2014
10.00 am Sunday School
11.00 am Holy Communion - Luke 7: 18-35
7.30 pm SNATCH - Aghavea Hall

This Week:
Monday 27th
8pm Bowls match home v Fawney

Wednesday 29th
6.30pm GFS
8pm Bible Study - Ruth 2 (don’t read ahead!)

Coming Up:
Friday 7th February
SAMS Friday Night Live, Craigavon

Sunday 9th
Missionary Sunday - speaker: Colin Morris (Crosslinks)

Mothers’ Union Invitations
Thursday 6th February: Lisnaskea MU Visitors’ Night in the Trinity Hall - CMSI representatives with the Market Stall of crafts produced overseas.
Saturday 15th February: Clogher Diocesan Prayer Breakfast, Killyhevlin Hotel - Canon Kathy Trimby (MU Faith & Policy). Cost £8, book by 5th Feb with Valerie Crawford or Helen Rutledge.

More 2 Life
Every night this week at Brookeborough Elim Church - speaker: Darryl Kidd. Tonight at 7pm, tomorrow - Friday at 8pm. All welcome.

Maguiresbridge Silver Band in Concert
Tonight at 7pm in Rossorry Church. Donations received.

CMSI Annual Project Roadshow
Enniskillen Cathedral Hall - drop in any time between 4.30pm and 6.30pm on Thursday 6th February.

Annual Gospel Concert
James Strange with Justified and Supporting Artists
Friday 28th February at 8pm
Tickets £6 including supper available from today
Proceeds in aid of Parish Funds

EXCLUSIVE: Crosslinks Conference
Speaker: Don Carson
Friday 31st January & Saturday 1st February
St Anne’s Cathedral Belfast.
To book, visit www.crosslinks.org/exclusive or speak to Gary

The Pantry (A Helping Hand)
Thank you for your continued support for the new foodbank in Lisnaskea. Those who are in need are being helped, and are discovering God’s love through our practical actions. Non-perishable donations can be left in the box at the back of the church building. If you or someone you know needs help, contact The Pantry at the rear of Val Irvine’s shop on Main Street, Lisnaskea.

Prayer Diary
Sun 26th The church family as we gather today around God’s word, that we will hear and obey
Mon 27th Those who are mourning, that they will know the comfort and strength of God
Tue 28th Neighbours - and that we will be good neighbours as a witness for Jesus
Wed 29th The Bible study group as they dig into God’s word - for information and transformation
Thur 30th Crosslinks, as final preparations are made for their conference in Belfast this weekend - for Don Carson as he prepares to proclaim God’s word
Fri 31st Give thanks for God’s mercy and faithfulness as we finish the first month of this new year
Sat 1st Bishop John as he travels throughout the diocese, leading and encouraging the parishes - for God’s protection and guidance in all he does
Sun 2nd Those who are housebound and unable to join with us in the church building on Sundays

Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen. - Ephesians 3:20-21
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