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Notices: Sunday 10th July 2016


Today:
11am Service of the Word

Next Sunday: Sunday 24th July 2016
11am Service of the Word - Colossians 1: 15-24 - Mr Andrew Irwin (Student at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute)

This Week:
Thursday 14th
9pm Football - Maguiresbridge

Coming Up:
Tues 2nd Aug 8pm Through the Bible Fellowship Group - Rectory
Fri 26th Aug 8pm Aghavea BBQ - tickets available later in July
Thur 15th Sep 7.30pm Safeguarding Trust Refresher - Clabby Church Hall

Bible in One Year
10th Ps 1-3, Acts 16:1-15
11th Ps 4-6, Acts 16:16-40
12th Ps 7-9, Acts 17: 1-15
13th Ps 10-12, Acts 17:16-34
14th Ps 13-16, Acts 18
15th Ps 17-18, Acts 19:1-20
16th Ps 19-21, Acts 19:21-41
17th Ps 22-24, Acts 20:1-16
The next fellowship group will be on Tuesday 2nd August at 8pm in the Rectory.

Prayer Diary
Sun 10th Ask God to give us joyful hearts as we meet to sing his praise
Mon 11th Couples preparing for marriage - building their lives on Christ
Tue 12th A peaceful day across the province
Wed 13th The Watson family, attending Crosslinks Orientation this week
Thur 14th Those enjoying holidays - for rest, relaxation and refreshment
Fri 15th Residents and staff at local nursing homes
Sat 16th Our church family, that we will grow in love and grace together
Sun 17th Andrew Irwin, as he leads and preaches this morning
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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