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Notices: Sunday 1st June 2014


Today:
10.00am Sunday School
11.00am Gift Day Service of the Word
7.30pm Favourite Hymns - preacher: Very Rev Raymond Ferguson

Next Sunday: Sunday 8th June 2014
10.00am Sunday School
11.00am Holy Communion - Titus 3:1-7 Heirs of hope
7.30pm SNATCH BBQ - Colebrooke Halls

This Week:
Friday 6th
7.30pm Can’t Cook, Won’t Cook - Church Hall

Coming Up:
Sunday 15th Children’s Day and Parish Lunch - preacher: Mr Johnny Beare (St Elizabeth’s, Dundonald)
Sunday 22nd Parish Reader Commissioning of Mr David Atwell in Magheracross Church, Ballinamallard

Can’t Cook Won’t Cook
Rev Gary McMurray v David Atwell
Friday 6th June at 7.30pm in Aghavea Church Hall
Tickets £5 from the SEFF Office (6772 3884)
Supporting young people affected by terrorism to attend an international conference this summer

Parish Lunch
Children’s Day: Sunday 15th June
Please sign up on the list in the porch for catering purposes

The Barnabas Cup
Thursday 19th June at Fisher Park, Ballinamallard
Fermanagh Churches 7-a-side knock out tournament (18+)
Anyone interested in forming a team, please speak to Gary.

Sunday School Trip
Funtasia Waterpark, Drogheda & shopping in Newry
Saturday 7th June
Please sign up on the list in the porch or speak to Linda by today.

Favourite Hymns Evening
Tonight in the church hall at 7.30pm
Join us as we sing some well-loved hymns

SNATCH News
‘Growing in Faith through Fellowship’
End of year BBQ - Sunday 8th June at 7.30pm Colebrooke Church Halls
For all young people of secondary school age.
P7s joining us in September are also invited to come along for the BBQ

INSPIRE
Thursday 12th June at 7.30pm in the Cathedral Hall, Enniskillen
An evening for all youth leaders with food, teaching, fellowship and encouragement. Organised by CIYD & CDYC. To come along, speak to Gary

Irish Women’s Convention: Contentment
Saturday 11th October 2014
Assembly Buildings Conference Centre, Belfast
In previous years the convention has sold out quickly, so don’t delay!
To book your place, speak to Lynsey. www.irishwomensconvention.com

Prayer Diary
Sun 1st Bishop John, for faithfulness as he leads Clogher diocese
Mon 2nd Partnership with other local churches & their pastors
Tue 3rd All who are housebound - for ongoing connections with the church family
Wed 4th Jeff Gawn (SU) and the It’s Your Move lessons with P7s
Thur 5th Crosslinks Belfast office, as Team Leader Trevor Johnston moves to new ministry in All Saints’ Belfast
Fri 6th Those who study and teach the Bible in different venues
Sat 7th Safety and enjoyment for the Sunday School and families on their outing today
Sun 8th SNATCH finishes for the summer tonight - give thanks for growth and discipleship over the past year

Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. Romans 12:12

Prayer Diary updates can be accessed each morning at our Facebook page or by downloading the free ‘PrayerMate’ app for your smartphone and adding the Aghavea Church feed.
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