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Notices: Sunday 11th October 2015


Today:
11am Holy Communion & Sunday School
7pm SNATCH - Colebrooke Hall
7.30pm Harvest Thanksgiving - Brooke Memorial Hall

Next Sunday 18th October:
11am Church Family Service

This Week:
Monday 12th
8pm Bowling Club

Tuesday 13th
8pm Mothers’ Union - Jeff Gawn (SU)

Wednesday 14th
6.30pm GFS
8pm Christianity Explored (3) - Rectory

Thursday 15th
8pm SU Prayer Meeting - Derrygonnelly Methodist Church
9pm Football - Castle Park, Lisnaskea

Saturday 17th
Irish Women’s Convention - bus leaves Aghavea at 8am

Coming up:
Tuesday 20th 8pm Select Vestry meets - items for agenda by Thursday
Saturday 24th Anois Youth Weekend begins

Irish Women’s Convention
Holding on to Hope with Nancy Guthrie. Saturday 17th October at Assembly Buildings, Belfast. Bus leaves Aghavea at 8am. Tickets £17 (payable to Lynsey) + bus £10 (payable to Jean Armstrong). Speak to Lynsey for more details.

Clabby Parish Events
Sunday 18th October:  Praise Evening at 7:30pm. Newmills Praise group. Donations to Church Missions.
Saturday 31st October: Come and join us to watch the Rugby World Cup Final at 3:30pm for kick off at 4:00pm, in Clabby Parish Church Hall followed by a curry. 
Friday 4th December: New Irish Choir and Orchestra Christmas Concert. e have a few seats left in the bus. Please contact Clabby Rectory 02889521697 as soon as possible, if you would like to go. £22 for students & those over 60 years; other ticket price £24. Bus price to be given on the night £5 per person.

Brookeborough & Tempo Surgery
Open Flu Vaccination Clinics this October:
Mon 12th: 2.10pm - 4.15pm - Tempo. Wed 14th: 2.10pm - 4.30pm - Brookeborough.
Wed 21st: 2.10pm - 4.30pm - Brookeborough. Mon 26th: 2.10pm - 4.15pm - Tempo
The shingles vaccine is also available for patients aged 70, 71, 72, 78 or 79 on 1st Sept 2015. If you received it last year, you don’t need it this year.
Brookeborough Surgery: 028 8953 1225

Prayer Diary
Sun 11th SNATCH members as they discover ‘My Awesome God’
Mon 12th Those who are housebound, continuing in fellowship together
Tue 13th Mothers’ Union, supporting Christian families worldwide
Wed 14th Christianity Explored members, as we discover why Jesus came
Thur 15th Open Doors, and the persecuted Christians they’ll help today
Fri 16th The Pantry, as it demonstrates God’s love to the community
Sat 17th All attending the Irish Women’s Convention today
Sun 18th Pray for a growing hunger for God’s word among us
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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