Notices: 14th July 2013

Today:
11.00 am Morning Prayer - we welcome Mr Robbie Robinson who will lead our service and preach. Robbie is an ordinand at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute and has just finished first year.

Next Sunday: Sunday 21st July 2013
11.00 am Morning Prayer - Ken Rutledge

This Week:
Thursday 18th July GFS Outing to Jonny Rocko’s (Irvinestown)

Coming Up:
Friday 30th August Parish BBQ - tickets available soon

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In the event of a pastoral emergency this week, please contact Rev Kyle Hanlon (028 89521030).

Diocesan Magazine
The next Diocesan Magazine deadline will be Sunday 11th August. Please forward any notes, including start dates for organisations, to Gary in good time.

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