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Notices: Sunday 11th September 2016


Today:
11am Morning Prayer & Sunday School

Next Sunday 18th September:
10.30am Sunday School meets in Church
11am Church Family Service: Miniature Heroes - Miriam
7pm SNATCH - Aghavea Hall

This Week:
Monday 12th
8pm Bowling Club

Tuesday 13th
8pm Mothers’ Union - speaker: Pat Hey (Talking Newspaper)

Thursday 15th
7.30pm Safeguarding Trust refresher - Clabby Church Hall
9pm Football - Maguiresbridge

Coming Up:
Tuesday 20th
8.30pm Select Vestry

Wednesday 21st
6.30pm Girls’ Friendly Society
8pm Bible study - Rectory

Wednesday 28th
7pm Invest Youth Ministry Training - Enniskillen Methodist Halls (to register see facebook.com/clogherdyc )

Thursday 29th
4.30pm Diocesan Synod - St Patrick’s Monaghan

Sunday School:
Parents & Guardians, please collect your children & young people from inside the church hall at the end of Sunday School.

Clogher Rural Deanery
A Safeguarding Trust training & refresher course is being held on Thursday 15th September at 7.30pm in Clabby Church Hall. This evening is for all who volunteer with youth and children’s work in the parish and Rural Deanery.

Miniature Heroes
At our Church Family Services this year we will be learning about some Miniature Heroes - little people who played a big role in God’s story of rescue and redemption. Come along next Sunday to find out more about Miriam, and to celebrate birthdays!

Harvest Thanksgiving
Friday 30th
8pm Harvest Thanksgiving. Preacher: Rev Canon Ian Berry (Rector of Monaghan) & music by Marina Elliott & family

Sunday 2nd
11am Harvest Family Thanksgiving. Preacher: Mr Geoff Donaldson (Open Doors)
7.30pm Harvest Thanksgiving. Preacher: Rev Malcolm Kingston (Rector of St Mark’s Armagh)

Sunday 9th
7.30pm Brooke Hall Harvest Thanksgiving

Bible in One Year
11th Prov 19-20, 2 Cor 3
12th Prov 21-22, 2 Cor 4
13th Prov 23-24, 2 Cor 5
14th Prov 25-27, 2 Cor 6
15th Prov 28-29, 2 Cor 7
16th Prov 30-31, 2 Cor 8
17th Eccl 1-3, 2 Cor 9
18th Eccl 4-6, 2 Cor 10
The next fellowship group will be on Wednesday 21st September in the Rectory.

Prayer Diary: Pray without ceasing (1 Thessalonians 5:17)
Sun 11th Sunday School leaders & young people, beginning a new year today
Mon 12th The Bowling Club, for good friendship & fellowship together
Tue 13th Mothers’ Union members, living for Christ each day
Wed 14th Open Doors, helping persecuted Christians worldwide
Thur 15th Give thanks for volunteer youth & children’s leaders
Fri 16th Those who are housebound - for continued fellowship
Sat 17th Tomorrow’s Family Service, as we celebrate God’s saving power
Sun 18th SNATCH leaders & members
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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