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Notices: Sunday 12th January 2014


Today:
10.00 am Sunday School begins
11.00 am Morning Prayer with Baptism
7.00 pm Evening Prayer - Brooke Memorial Hall

Next Sunday: Sunday 19th January 2014
10.00 am Sunday School
11.00 am Church Family Service
7.30 pm SNATCH - Aghavea Hall

This Week:
Monday 13th
8pm Bowls match home v Clogh
7.45pm Youth Council Consultation - Ballinamallard

Tuesday 14th
8pm Mothers’ Union Communion Service - Church

Wednesday 15th
6.30pm GFS begins
8pm Bible Study begins

Thursday 16th
7.45pm Youth Council Consultation - Monaghan

Coming Up:
Tuesday 21st
Select Vestry (items for agenda, please)

Wednesday 22nd
Bowls match away v Clogh
Youth Council Consultation - Lisnaskea

Thursday 23rd
Diocesan Listening Process on Human Sexuality - Aghavea Hall. To register your attendance contact the Diocesan Office on 028 66347879 by 20th

The Pantry (A Helping Hand)
Non-perishable food donations can be left in the box at the back of the church building to help this new Foodbank. If you or someone you know needs help, contact The Pantry at the rear of Val Irvine’s shop on Main Street, Lisnaskea.

Clogher Diocesan Youth Council
Consultations with youth leaders to chart the course for the new Youth Council are being held at 7.45pm each night: 13th in Ballinamallard; 16th in Monaghan; 22nd in the Trinity Hall, Lisnaskea. Please try to be present at one event (Lisnaskea?) to share your thoughts on the way ahead.

EXCLUSIVE
Crosslinks Conference
Speaker: Don Carson
Friday 31st January & Saturday 1st February
St Anne’s Cathedral Belfast.
To book, visit www.crosslinks.org/exclusive or speak to Gary

Register of Vestrymen
The Church of Ireland is democratic in its decision making. At the Easter Vestry, members elect the Select Vestry each year and Parochial Nominators and Diocesan Synod Representatives every three years. Diocesan Synod elects our General Synod Representatives. If you are not on the Register of Vestrymen, you don’t have a say in the local, diocesan and national Church. The Register of Vestrymen will be revised on Tuesday 21st January, and is open to all aged 18 and over who attend and have subscribed at least £50 to church funds in the last calendar year. Forms are available from the Rector and Churchwardens.

Clogher Diocesan Magazine
Articles for the Clogher Diocsean Magazine February edition should be with Gary by Tuesday at the latest, please. To begin to receive the magazine at £10 per year, please speak to Frances Cartwright

Prayer Diary
Sun 12th Pray for open hearts in all who hear God’s word today
Mon 13th Jeff Gawn (SU) as he speaks in school assemblies
Tue 14th Mothers’ Union begins - pray for new members to join
Wed 15th GFS leaders and girls in their activities on Wednesdays
Thur 16th SAMS: Esperenza Foster Home in Paraguay
Fri 17th Those who are ill, at home or in hospital, for healing
Sat 18th For those who will go hungry today and for the Pantry
Sun 19th Myrtle and the choir as they lead our praise
Pray without ceasing - 1 Thessalonians 5:17
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