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Notices: Sunday 6th September 2015


Today:
11am Holy Communion

Next Sunday 13th September:
11am Morning Prayer & Sunday School - ‘Come and see’
7pm SNATCH begins - Colebrooke - Registration Forms available

This Week:
Monday 7th
8pm Bowling Club opening night - new members welcome

Tuesday 8th
8pm Mothers’ Union - The Cecil Frances Alexander Story with Eva Baxter

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

Coming up:
Tuesday 15th
8pm Select Vestry meets - items for agenda by Thursday

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

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)

Lay Ministry Opportunities
Anyone who would like to begin training to become a Parish Reader or Diocesan Lay Reader should speak to Gary over the next month. Closing date for applications is mid October.

Children’s Ministry Commissioning Service
Tonight at 7pm in Enniskillen Cathedral, for all Sunday School leaders and helpers. Organised by Clogher Diocesan Board of Religious Education.

Prayer Diary
Sun 6th Our new series - We have seen his glory - as we meet with Jesus
Mon 7th The Bowling Club as it begins tonight - for fun and fellowship
Tue 8th Mothers’ Union members, living for Christ in their families
Wed 9th CDYC, preparing for the Deeper youth events this year
Thur 10th All who mourn, that they would know God’s comfort & strength
Fri 11th SAMS Ireland staff - Bishop Ken Clarke and Gillian Neill
Sat 12th Sunday School teachers and children, beginning tomorrow
Sun 13th SNATCH begins a new term tonight - for young people & leaders
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.
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