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Notices: 15th September 2013


Today:
10.00 am Sunday School
11.00 am Church Family Service
7.30 pm SNATCH - Colebrooke Hall

Next Sunday: Sunday 22nd September 2013
10.00 am Sunday School
11.00 am Morning Prayer - Daniel 4 The Madness of King Nebuchadnezzar

This Week:
Monday 16th 8pm Bowls
Tuesday 17th 8pm Select Vestry
Wednesday 18th 6.30pm GFS begins - for girls age 3 and up
Thursday 19th 7.30pm SU Training Night for children’s and youth work - Enniskillen Presbyterian Church

Coming Up:
Wednesday 25th Bible study begins
Thursday 26th Clogher Diocesan Synod
Saturday 28th Ladies’ Breakfast, Holy Trinity Dromore at 10am. To book: Eveline (028) 82898911.

AGHAVEA HARVEST THANKSGIVING 2013
Friday 4th 8pm Ven David Huss, Rector of Donegal
Sunday 6th 11am Mr Ellis Barnsley, The Cleenish Centre
7.30pm Canon Brian Courtney, Carrickfergus
Sunday 13th 7.30pm Brooke Memorial Hall Harvest

Diocesan Magazine
Free sample copies are available in the porch. FINAL CALL for articles for the October magazine - by today, please.

Brookeborough Methodist Harvest Services
We have been invited to join with our friends at their harvest thankgsiving:
Sunday 29th September 10.45am Rev Colin Milligan
7.30pm Rev Ruth Watt
Monday 30th September 8pm Mr Ian Graham

Prayer Diary
Sun 15th The young people and leaders at SNATCH (Sunday Night at the Church Hall)
Mon 16th CMS Ireland, especially Shyogwe diocese in Rwanda and Bishop Jered
Tue 17th Select Vestry meets - for wisdom and guidance
Wed 18th GFS leaders and girls as they meet tonight for the first time this term, for new members
Thur 19th Those recently married, and those preparing for marriage
Fri 20th Pray for all who study and teach God’s word
Sat 21st Joy and gladness as we meet together as a church family tomorrow
Sun 22nd Those who are ill, at home or hospital, and those who care for them

Hear my cry for mercy as I call to you for help. (Psalm 28:2)
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