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Notices: Sunday 29th June 2014


Today:
11.00am Service of the Word - we welcome Robert Smyth, who comes to lead and preach. Robert has just finished first year at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute and is a parishioner of St Elizabeth’s Dundonald

Next Sunday: Sunday 6th July 2014
11.00am Service of the Word - Galatians 3:15-25 The point is Christ

Coming Up:
Thursday 3rd
GFS outing on the Kestrel

Friday 29th August
Annual BBQ & music by the Alastair Scott Ceilidh Band - Tickets £12.50 available from mid-July

Enniskillen 360: SU Mission
Tuesday 1st - Friday 4th July
Primary School age: Enniskillen Integrated PS 1.30pm - 4pm
Dancing, quizzes, crafts, singing, Bible stories & games
Secondary School age: 2pm - 4pm
Sport stream - Cathedral Halls; Art stream - Methodist Halls
Dance stream - Fermanagh Christian Fellowship
Drop in at Fermanagh Christian Fellowship 7pm - 9.30pm
Enquiries: enniskillen360@gmail.com

Congratulations
Our congratulations and best wishes to our new Parish Reader, David Atwell, following his Commissioning Service last Sunday in Ballinamallard. Thank you to the large number from Aghavea who attended the service to support David. We look forward to his participation in our services, and assure him of our prayers.

Prayer Diary
Sun 29th Robert as he proclaims God’s word today - and for open ears and hearts as we listen
Mon 30th Give thanks for God’s faithfulness and blessings in June
Tue 1st Bishop John as he leads Clogher Diocese - for faithfulness and fruitfulness
Wed 2nd SU camps and missions, especially Enniskillen 360 this week - for Jeff Gawn and the team
Thur 3rd GFS girls as they enjoy a fun day together on Lough Erne
Fri 4th Local churches, especially Brookeborough Elim’s new Assistant Pastor: Nathan Johnston
Sat 5th Bible Society Brazil, as they give away 4 million Bibles during the World Cup
Sun 6th Those who are housebound and unable to join with us on Sunday mornings - for continued connections

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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