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Notices: Easter Sunday 27th March 2016


Today:
7am Dawn Service followed by breakfast
11am Easter Family Celebration

Next Sunday: Sunday 3rd April 2016
11am Holy Communion & Sunday School - Very Rev Raymond Ferguson

This Week:
Thursday 31st
9pm Football - Castle Park Centre, Lisnaskea

Coming Up:
Tuesday 5th
8pm Through the Bible Fellowship Group - Rectory

Wednesday 6th 8pm Easter Vestry - Church Hall

Tuesday 12th
7pm Ulster Rugby Tour - Fivemiletown College
8pm Mothers’ Union - speaker: Letitia Moffett

Friday 15th
8pm Police Male Voice Choir in Concert

Saturday 16th
7.30pm CDYC Event: Deeper into God’s World - Monaghan

Easter Vestry
The Easter Vestry will be held on Wednesday 6th April at 8pm in the Church Hall. At the meeting we will hear reports on church life, appoint and elect Churchwardens and Glebewardens, and elect the new Select Vestry. All are welcome to the meeting, but only Registered Vestry members can stand for election or vote.

The Police Male Voice Choir in Concert
Friday 15th April at 8pm
Tickets £6 including supper. Proceeds to Church repairs.

CVM Ulster Rugby Tour
Tuesday 12th April at 7pm in Fivemiletown College. Ruan Pienaar, Pete Browne, Louis Ludik and Franco van der Merwe will talk all things rugby and share their life changing stories. Open to everyone.

Mothers’ Union Outing
Saturday 7th May. Stopping at Cafe Vic-Ryn (Lisburn) for morning coffee, Ballymena, and Viscounts Dungannon for dinner. More details from MU members.

Core Skills: Children’s Ministry Course
Saturdays 7th May, 21st May & 4th June from 10.30am - 3pm in St Columba’s Church, Omagh. Booking form available from Gary,

CDYC: Deeper into God’s World
Saturday 16th April at 7.30pm. Monaghan Collegiate. Consent forms available soon from SNATCH leaders. Departing Aghavea Hall at 6.30pm.

Adult Confirmation
Thursday 5th May at 7.30pm in the Chapel at Portora Royal School. Please speak to Gary if you wish to be confirmed on this occasion.

Mothers’ Union Invitations
Monday 11th April - Maguiresbridge MU - speaker: Timothy Elliott
Thursday 14th April - Clogh MU - speaker: Valerie Stewart
Wednesday 20th April - Colebrooke MU - speaker: Eric McGirr
Saturday 23rd April - Ladies’ Breakfast hosted by Fintona PW in Valley Hotel, Fivemiletown - speaker: Valerie Murphy. Bookings close 18th April.

Bible in One Year
27th Josh 19-20, Luke 5:17-39
28th Josh 21-22, Luke 6:1-26
29th Josh 23-24, Luke 6:27-49
30th Judg 1-2, Luke 7:1-30
31st Judg 3-5, Luke 7:31-50
1st Judg 6-7, Luke 8:1-21
2nd Judg 8-9, Luke 8:22-56
3rd Judg 10-11, Luke 9:1-36
The next fellowship group will be in the Rectory at 8pm on Tuesday 5th April.

Prayer Diary
Sun 27th Give thanks that Jesus is alive - rejoice in the hope he gives us
Mon 28th Pray for farmers, continuing to work through holiday periods
Tue 29th SAMS partners, sharing the good news in South America
Wed 30th Pray for those preparing for marriage this year
Thur 31st Give thanks for God’s goodness in this past month
Fri 1st Bishop John, as he leads the diocese of Clogher
Sat 2nd Myrtle and the choir as they lead our praise tomorrow
Sun 3rd Raymond Ferguson, as he leads and preaches today
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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