Skip to main content

Notices: Sunday 30th August 2015


Today:
11am Morning Prayer

Next Sunday: Sunday 6th September 2015
11am Holy Communion - John 1: 1-18 The Word became Flesh

This Week:

Tuesday 1st
8pm Crosslinks Prayer Meeting - Church Hall

Thursday 3rd
9pm Football - Castle Park, Lisnaskea

Coming Up:
Tuesday 8th
8pm Mothers’ Union - The Frances Alexander Story with Eva Baxter

Wednesday 9th
7.30pm MU Diocesan Prayer Chain meeting - Aghavea Hall
8pm CDYC meets in the Rectory

Tuesday 15th
8pm Select Vestry

Organisation Start Dates
Mon 7th 8pm Bowls - Church Hall
Tue 8th 8pm Mothers’ Union - Church Hall
Sun 13th 11am Sunday School - begins in the morning service
Sun 13th 7pm SNATCH Youth Fellowship - Colebrooke Church Hall
Wed 16th 8pm Bible Study - Rectory
Wed 23rd 6.30pm GFS - Church Hall

BBQ
Thank you to everyone who helped to make the BBQ work so well on Friday night - by supplying food, preparing the hall, cooking the food, cleaning and tidying up afterwards. A great night was had by all. Thank you!

Clabby Parish Midnight Walk
Friday 4th September at 11.30pm. Walking approximately 5 miles - wear reflective clothing and bring a torch. Adults £10, Families £20, Students & children £5. Proceeds to Clabby Parish Restoration Fund.

Ordinations
Please pray for our recent preachers being ordained in the next few weeks:
6th Sept - Alistair Donaldson, Curate of Roscommon (Kilmore, Elphin & Ardagh)
- Robert Smyth, Intern Deacon of Kilkeel (Down & Dromore)
13th Sept - Dennis Christie, Intern Deacon of Muckamore (Connor)
20th Sept - Robbie Robinson, Curate of Omagh (Derry & Raphoe)

Prayer Diary
Sun 30th Look for ways you can encourage someone at church today
Mon 31st Give thanks for God’s grace to you this past month
Tue 1st Crosslinks mission partners, as we host tonight’s prayer meeting
Wed 2nd Bishop John, as he leads the diocese of Clogher
Thur 3rd Football tonight - for safety fun and fellowship on the pitch
Fri 4th Rev Anita Kerr, being instituted Rector of Galloon tonight
Sat 5th The emergency services, as they serve the community
Sun 6th Our new series - We have seen his glory - as we meet with Jesus
Pray without ceasing (1 Thessalonians 5:17)

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.

Comments

  1. wonderful bb at Aghevea the food was Lovely a Great nightx

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hiroshima Remembrance

Hi folks Today, 6th August 2025, is the 80th anniversary since the United States of America dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Shortly afterwards, they dropped a similar device on another Japanese city of Nagasaki. Between the two events, over 200,000 people died, and Japan surrendered - ending the Second World War. The ripples from these two horrific events are still felt today, and the lessons from them are more relevant in today's world than ever before! Each day we hear about the tensions around the world regarding nations developing nuclear weapons, threatening to release havoc upon the world. Although the weapons are often referred to as deterants, the danger is that the whole world could be effectively ended within minutes if someone decided to release their particular weapon upon an enemy state! I pray that today reminds the world leaders about the absolute devastation that these weapons bring. They do not distinguish between combatants or civilians. ...

Eighth Sunday after Trinity

Hi folks Please find the service sheet for Sunday 10th August 2025, Morning Prayer Two. As usual, we will be streaming the service via Facebook at 11am. Regards Johnny     

August Hymns and Readings

 Hi folks Here's the next list for the readings, readers and hymns for our services throughout August. There are five Sundays this month, and in our normal pattern, our fifth Sunday will be a Cafe Church service in the Parish Hall. As ever - this is just a guide, if you need to swap your date - just let someone know. Thank you to everyone who has volunteered to read each month, and if you'd like to join the list, please let the church wardens or the Rector know. If we need to do so, both David and the Rector are more than happy to fill in for any given reading!