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Notices: Sunday 21st June 2015


Today:
11am Children’s Day Family Service - we welcome Rev Adrian Dorrian (St Mark’s, Dundela & CMSI Chair) as our speaker
12.15pm Parish Lunch
7pm Evening Prayer - Brooke Memorial Hall

Next Sunday: Sunday 28th June 2015
11am Morning Prayer - 1 Thess 4: 13-18 Walking Worthy in Hope

This Week:
Monday 22nd - Friday 26th
Hall tidy-up week - any help will be gratefully received
Saturday 27th 7pm The Crosslinks Meeting - St Saviour’s, Dollingstown

Coming Up:
Sat 4th July SNATCH outing to Summer Madness - see below for details
Fri 28th Aug BBQ & Dance - Tickets £12.50 available from end of July. Music by Alistair Scott Ceilidh Band

Crosslinks Summer Camps
Junior Camp: A Great Escape - Castlewellan Castle 8th-12th August, ages 8-11.
Senior Camp: Rock Solid - Castlewellan Castle 8th-15th August, ages 12-17.
Reset: Dunluce Parish Centre, Bushmills 21st-23rd August, ages 18-30.
See flyers in porch for more information, or visit www.crosslinks.org/camps

Summer Madness
SNATCH are heading to Summer Madness on Saturday 4th July!
Bus leaves Colebrooke Church Hall at 12pm, stopping en route for lunch, before arriving at Glenarm Castle for the evening, including dinner with the Clogher subcamp and the evening worship session. Return home at 12am approx. Cost £10 entrance to Summer Madness, plus pocket money for lunch, snacks and bookshop. Consent forms available from SNATCH leaders.

Irish Women’s Convention
Holding on to Hope with Nancy Guthrie
Saturday 17th October 2015 in Assembly Buildings, Belfast
We’ve secured a limited number of tickets, priced at £17 (plus transport, to be arranged) - speak to Lynsey to book your place.

Prayer Diary
Sun 21st CMS Ireland’s Little Lights project in DR Congo
Mon 22nd All who are ill at home or in hospital
Tue 23rd Faithfulness to God’s word in the Church of Ireland
Wed 24th The witness of Christians in the workplace
Thur 25th Open Doors, standing with persecuted Christians worldwide
Fri 26th Residents and staff in local nursing homes
Sat 27th Myrtle and the choir as they lead our praise tomorrow
Sun 28th Give thanks for the hope we have through the Lord Jesus

I love the Lord, for he heard my voice; he heard my cry for mercy. Psalm 116: 1

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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