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Notices: Sunday 15th June 2014


Today:
10.00am Sunday School
11.00am Church Family Service - we welcome Johnny Beare as our speaker today. Johnny is the Youth Worker in St Elizabeth’s Church, Dundonald
7.00pm Evening Prayer - Brooke Memorial Hall

Next Sunday: Sunday 22nd June 2014
11.00am Morning Prayer - Titus 3:8-15 Devoted to good works
7.00pm Commissioning of David Atwell as Parish Reader - Magheracross Parish Church, Ballinamallard

This Week:
Tuesday 17th
8pm Select Vestry - agenda available today

Thurs 19th
The Barnabas Cup - Ballinamallard: Athletico Aghavea

Jungle Jamboree
Holiday Bible Club: Colebrooke Church Hall. Monday 23rd - Friday 27th June, 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Book your place: Ann Johnston 89531596

Irish Women’s Convention: Contentment
Saturday 11th October 2014
Assembly Buildings Conference Centre, Belfast
The convention always sells out quickly, so don’t delay!
To book your place, speak to Lynsey today. www.irishwomensconvention.com

Crosslinks Summer Camps
Castlewellan Castle, Co. Down
Junior Camp (8-11s) 9th - 13th Aug; Senior Camp (12-17s) 9th - 16th Aug
For more information see Gary or visit www.crosslinks.org/camps

Brookeborough Controlled Primary School
50th Anniversary Celebrations
Tuesday 17th June: 7pm - 9pm Photographic Display
Wednesday 18th June: 1.30pm - 3pm Concert

Prayer Diary
Sun 15th Pray for the young people of our congregation, that they too will trust in the Lord with all their heart
Mon 16th Bible Society in Brazil distributing 4 million Bibles during the World Cup
Tue 17th Select Vestry: wisdom discussing new mission partners
Wed 18th The work of Horizon West with children and families
Thur 19th Safety and fun at the Barnabas Cup churches football
Fri 20th Myrtle and the choir leading us in praise
Sat 21st Pray for new ways to reach out to friends and neighbours and also for conversions through God’s grace
Sun 22nd David Atwell, being commissioned as a Parish Reader tonight in Ballinamallard

My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion for ever. Psalm 73:26
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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