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Notices: Sunday 6th March 2016


Today:
11am Holy Communion and Sunday School

Next Sunday 13th March:
11am Morning Prayer and Sunday School - Luke 19:1-10
7pm SNATCH - Aghavea Hall

This Week:
Monday 7th
8pm Bowls

Tuesday 8th
8pm Mothers’ Union - speaker: Joan Watson

Wednesday 9th
6.30pm GFS
8pm Lent Midweek Service: Out of the Storm Job’s Confrontation
9pm Select Vestry special meeting

Thursday 10th
8pm Erne Bowling League Play-off - Aghavea Hall
9pm Football - Castle Park, Lisnaskea

Saturday 12th
10.30am - 12.30pm SU Coffee Morning: Enniskillen Presbyterian Church Halls

Coming Up:
Monday 14th 8pm Bowls AGM & Closing Night
Tuesday 15th 8pm Select Vestry
Sunday 20th 7.30pm Palm Sunday Praise, led by SNATCH - Aghavea Hall

Out of the Storm: The Suffering of Job
Wednesday nights during Lent at 8pm in the Parish Church:
9th March - Out of the storm: Jobʼs confrontation
16th March - Restoration: Jobʼs conclusion

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

Scripture Union Coffee Morning
Saturday 12th March from 10.30am - 12.30pm
Enniskillen Presbyterian Halls. All welcome

Advance Notice: Easter Vestry
Wednesday 6th April at 8pm in the Church Hall. More information in due course.

Bible in One Year
6th Deut 1-2, Mark 11:1-19
7th Deut 3-4, Mark 11:20-33
8th Deut 5-7, Mark 12:1-27
9th Deut 8-10, Mark 12:28-44
10th Deut 11-13, Mark 13:1-13
11th Deut 14-16, Mark 13:14-37
12th Deut 17-19, Mark 14:1-25
13th Deut 20-22, Mark 14:26-50
The next fellowship meeting for people following the reading plan will be in the Rectory on Tuesday 5th April at 8pm.

Cross Purposes
What did the cross achieve?
Monday 21st - Reconciliation - Aghavea
Tuesday 22nd - Peace - Brookeborough Methodist
Wednesday 23rd - Victory - Aghavea
Thursday 24th - Freedom - Brookeborough Methodist
Good Friday 25th - Forgiveness - Aghavea
Join us at 8pm each evening.

Dawn Service
Easter Sunday 27th March at 7am (BST) at Aghavea Hall car park.
Followed by breakfast. Please sign up in the porch for catering purposes.

Prayer Diary
Sun 6th Give thanks for mothers; pray for expectant mothers-to-be
Mon 7th Local churches as we work together to proclaim the gospel
Tue 8th Mothers’ Union worldwide, helping families to live faithfully
Wed 9th Christians in their workplaces - for grace to live out their witness
Thur 10th Those who mourn, that they would know God’s comfort
Fri 11th Open Doors: pray for Christians in labour camps in North Korea
Sat 12th Students at C of I Theological Institute, preparing for ordination
Sun 13th Sunday School members, as they learn more about 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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