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Notices: Sunday 18th October 2015


Today:
11am Church Family Service

Next Sunday: Sunday 25th October 2015
11am Morning Prayer & Sunday School - John 5: 1-17

This Week:
Monday 19th
8pm Bowls match at home v Sallaghy

Tuesday 20th
8pm Select Vestry - agenda available today

Wednesday 21st
6.30pm GFS
7.45pm SNATCH leaders meet - Church Hall

Thursday 22nd
9pm Football - Castle Park, Lisnaskea

Saturday 24th
Anois youth weekend begins

Coming Up:
Monday 26th Aghavea Fun Pairs Bowls Tournament begins, until Friday
Wed 28th 8pm Christianity Explored Session 4 - Rectory

Clabby Parish Events
Tonight:  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. We 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:
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 18th Pray for a growing hunger for God’s word among us
Mon 19th Pray for all who mourn - for God’s comfort and hope
Tue 20th Select Vestry, for God’s wisdom in decision making
Wed 21st GFS members and leaders - give thanks for new members!
Thur 22nd Bible Society, bringing God’s word to new language groups
Fri 23rd Staff & residents in local nursing homes
Sat 24th SNATCH members at the Anois youth weekend, beginning today
Sun 25th Sunday School teachers as they share the good news of 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.
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