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Notices: Sunday 15th February 2015


Today:
10am Sunday School
11am Church Family Service

Next Sunday: Sunday 22nd February 2015
10am Sunday School
11am Morning Prayer - Luke 12: 35-59 The Faithful Servant
7pm SNATCH - Colebrooke Hall

This Week:
Monday 16th
8pm Bowling Club

Tuesday 17th
8pm Select Vestry - agenda available today

Wednesday 18th
6.30pm GFS
8pm Lent Midweek Service

Coming Up:
Friday 27th Gospel Concert - tickets available now
Tue 3rd March Crosslinks Western Prayer Meeting - Aghavea Church Hall
Sun 19th April Easter Vestry

Gospel Concert
Featuring Kenny Archer, Ballybay Country Gospel Group, Marina Elliott & family
Friday 27th February at 8pm in Aghavea Church Hall
Tickets £6 (including supper) available now

Wisdom for Life
Lent Midweek Series in Proverbs
Wednesday nights at 8pm beginning this Wednesday 18th February

Confirmation
Bishop John will be with us in Aghavea for Confirmation on Sunday 26th April.
Preparation for Confirmation for young people will be held on the five Sundays in March, from 10am - 10.50am in the Church Hall. A further meeting will be on Sunday 19th April. Any adults wishing to be Confirmed should speak to Gary.

Mothers’ Union Invitations
Tuesday 3rd March: Brookeborough WI - 7.30pm in the Primary School.
Saturday 21st March: MU Quiet Day with Bishop Fanta Clarke in Clabby - 10.30am-3pm. Booking essential - speak to Valerie Crawford.

Women’s World Day of Prayer
Friday 6th March at 8pm in Colebrooke Parish Church. All welcome.

Mothers’ Union Outing
Saturday 23rd May 2015. Morning Coffee in The Tannery, Moira; shopping in Newtownards; Flower Festival and evening meal at St Mary’s Comber. To book your place, speak to Valerie Crawford or Helen Rutledge.

Dates for your Diary - Events in Aghavea Hall
Thursday 5th March Brookeborough Methodist Church - Fashion Show
Thursday 26th March Brookeborough Primary School PTSA - Cookery Demonstration with Noel McMeel (Lough Erne Hotel)

Prayer Diary
Sun 15th Myrtle and the choir as they lead our praise
Mon 16th The housebound, for continuing fellowship
Tue 17th Select Vestry meets tonight - for wisdom and guidance
Wed 18th Lent services begin- pray that we’ll grow in God’s wisdom
Thur 19th SAMS missionary Claire Holmes, serving in Paraguay
Fri 20th Horizon West, caring for children with cancer
Sat 21st Sunday School teachers preparing for tomorrow’s classes
Sun 22nd Pray for persecuted Christians for grace to keep the faith
I love the Lord, for he heard my voice; he heard my cry for mercy. Psalm 116: 1

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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