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Notices: Sunday 29th May 2016


Today:
11am Morning Prayer & Sunday School
7.30pm Clogher Rural Deanery Select Vestry Commissioning Service - preacher: Ven Craig McCauley (Virginia)

Next Sunday: Sunday 5th June 2016
11am Gift Day Service & Sunday School
7.30pm Favourite Hymns Evening - Church Hall

This Week:
Tuesday 31st
8pm Through the Bible Fellowship Group - Rectory

Wednesday 1st
7.30pm CDYC meets in Monaghan Rectory

Thursday 2nd
7.30pm Select Vestry sub-committee
9pm Football - Castle Park, Lisnaskea

Coming Up:

Tuesday 7th
8pm Crosslinks Prayer Meeting

Thursday 9th
Barnabas Cup - Ferney Park, Ballinamallard
CDYC Youth Leaders’ event - Corick House

Saturday 11th
10am - 12.30pm Sunday School Family Fun Morning

Sunday 12th
7pm SNATCH - Aghavea Rectory

Tuesday 14th
8pm Parish meeting - building project update

Clogher Rural Deanery: Select Vestry Commissioning
Sunday 29th May at 7.30pm in Aghavea Church. Preacher: Ven Craig McCauley (Archdeacon of Kilmore & Rector of Virginia). All welcome.

Favourite Hymns Evening
Sunday 5th June at 7.30pm. Hymn nominations open until Sunday 29th May for you to suggest your favourite hymns. We’ll sing a selection of the most popular hymns.

Barnabas Cup
This year’s competition will be on Thursday 9th June at Ferney Park, Ballinamallard. Training continues on Thursday nights at 9pm at Castle Park, Lisnaskea. For more information speak to Alan Johnston.

Crosslinks Partnership
We are beginning a new mission partnership with Trevor and Andrea Watson. The Watsons are moving to Gothenburg, Sweden this summer to work with a local church. More information shortly!

Bible in One Year
29th 1 Chr 26-27, John 11:18-46
30th 1 Chr 28-29, John 11:47-57
31st 2 Chr 1-3, John 12:1-19
1st 2 Chr 4-6, John 12:20-50
2nd 2 Chr 7-9, John 13:1-17
3rd 2 Chr 10-12, John 13:18-38
4th 2 Chr 13-16, John 14
5th 2 Chr 17-19, John 15
The next Fellowship Group will be this Tuesday 31st May at 8pm in the Rectory.

Tearfund: Behind The Scenes
Saturday 4th June at 7.30pm in Rossorry Church Hall. Learn more about the ‘No Child Taken’ campaign with stories from India. Emmanuel Murangira, from Tearfund Rwanda & Burundi will also share stories. Book your free ticket at https://behindthescenesenniskillen.eventbrite.co.uk/ or Real Life bookshop, Enniskillen.

Sunday School Fun Day
Saturday 11th June from 10am - 12.30pm at the Church Hall. Lots of fun for all the family, including bouncy castle, My Teddy Magic, food and much, much more!

The Servant Queen and the King She Serves
This year, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth celebrates her 90th birthday. Major celebrations will be held nationwide on the weekend of her official birthday (Saturday 11th June), including a Service in St Paul’s Cathedral and the Trooping of the Colour. We’ll be distributing the special book published to mark the occasion at our service on Sunday 12th June. Don’t miss out on your copy!

CrossLinks Summer Camps
Junior Camp: ‘On His Majesty’s Service’. Sunday 17th - Saturday 23rd July Fivemiletown College. Cost: £110. P4-P7 (as of June 2016)
Senior Camp: ‘It Makes Sense’. Sunday 7th - Saturday 13th August
Fivemiletown College. Cost £110. Year 8 - 17 years old (as of June 2016).
For more details, see www.crosslinks.org/camps or ring 028 9079 6028.

Prayer Diary
Sun 29th Tonight’s Rural Deanery service, for all who serve on vestries
Mon 30th Tomorrow night’s Bible study - for encouragement and growth
Tue 31st Give thanks for God’s faithfulness this past month
Wed 1st Bishop John, Mary & Dorothy, for family life in the See House
Thur 2nd Preparations for the Parish Meeting on Tuesday 14th
Fri 3rd Couples preparing for marriage
Sat 4th The Pantry, sharing God’s good gifts with those in need
Sun 5th Give thanks for the gift of music, as we sing God’s praise together
Pray without ceasing (1 Thessalonians 5:17)
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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