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Notices: Sunday 25th May 2014


Today:
10.00am Sunday School
11.00am Morning Prayer with Baptism - We welcome the family and friends of Erin Miller, who comes to be baptised
7.30pm SNATCH - Colebrooke Hall

Next Sunday: Sunday 1st June 2014
10.00am Sunday School
11.00am Gift Day Service of the Word
7.30pm Favourite Hymns Evening: Very Rev Raymond Ferguson

This Week:
Saturday 31st Mothers’ Union outing

Coming Up:
Friday 6th Can’t Cook, Won’t Cook in Aghavea Hall
Sunday 8th SNATCH BBQ for members &P7s joining us in September!
Sunday 15th Children’s Day and Parish Lunch: Mr Johnny Beare
Sunday 22nd Parish Reader Commissioning of Mr David Atwell in Magheracross Church, Ballinamallard

Parish Lunch
Children’s Day: Sunday 15th June
Please sign up on the list in the porch for catering purposes

Can’t Cook Won’t Cook
Rev Gary McMurray v David Atwell: Friday 6th June at 7.30pm in Aghavea Hall
Tickets £5 from the SEFF Office (6772 3884)
Supporting young people affected by terrorism to attend an international conference this summer

The Barnabas Cup
Thursday 19th June at Fisher Park, Ballinamallard
Fermanagh Churches 7-a-side knock out tournament (18+)
Anyone interested in forming a team, please speak to Gary.

Sunday School Trip
Saturday 7th June Funtasia Waterpark, Drogheda
Please sign up on the list in the porch or speak to Linda.

Favourite Hymns Evening
Next Sunday at 7.30pm. Remember to nominate hymns today!

Brookeborough Methodist Church
Flower Festival: Hymns Through The Seasons
Today 2pm - 9pm; Tomorrow 10am - 6pm with Praise Service at 8pm
(Preacher: Rev Andrew Kingston, former minister)
Refreshments available. All welcome

Prayer Diary
Sun 25th Myrtle and the choir, leading our praise
Mon 26th Good weather to help farmers with their work
Tue 27th All who mourn the loss of a loved one, for God’s comfort
Wed 28th SAMS missionaries preparing for the World Cup in Brazil
Thur 29th Young families, as parents tell children about Jesus
Fri 30th For our church family to be known as a place of grace
Sat 31st Give thanks for God’s blessings in this past month
Sun 1st Bishop John, for faithfulness as he leads Clogher diocese
Pray without ceasing - 1 Thessalonians 5:17
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