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Notices: Sunday 31st July 2016


Today:
11am Morning Prayer - We welcome Very Rev Raymond Ferguson, who will lead and preach this morning.

Next Sunday: Sunday 7th August 2016
11am Holy Communion

This Week:
Tuesday 2nd
8pm Through the Bible Fellowship Group - Rectory

Thursday 4th
9pm Football - Maguiresbridge

Coming Up:
Fri 26th Aug 8pm Aghavea BBQ - tickets available now
Thur 15th Sep 7.30pm Safeguarding Trust refresher - Clabby Church Hall

Church Repair & Renovation
Plans for the repair and renovation of the parish church are available for inspection in the Church Hall after this morning’s service.

Diocesan Magazine
Notes for the September edition of the Diocesan Magazine, including start dates for organisations should be with Gary by Sunday 14th August. You can email them to aghavea@gmail.com or drop a note through the Rectory letterbox.

Aghavea Parish BBQ
Friday 26th August
Music by Nigel Livingstone
Tickets £12.50

Clogher Rural Deanery
A Safeguarding Trust training & refresher course is being held on Thursday 15th September at 7.30pm in Clabby Church Hall. This evening is for all who volunteer with youth and children’s work in the parish and Rural Deanery.

Bible in One Year
31st Ps 62-64, Rom 1
1st Ps 65-67, Rom 2
2nd Ps 68-69, Rom 3
3rd Ps 70-72, Rom 4
4th Ps 73-74, Rom 5
5th Ps 75-77, Rom 6
6th Ps 78, Rom 7
7th Ps 79-81, Rom 8:1-18
The next fellowship group will be this Tuesday 2nd August at 8pm in the Rectory.

Prayer Diary: Pray without ceasing (1 Thessalonians 5:17)
Sun 31st Give thanks for God’s blessings over this past month
Mon 1st Local churches, as we seek to work together to share the gospel
Tue 2nd Tonight’s Bible study - as we grow in grace and knowledge
Wed 3rd Bishop John as he leads the diocese of Clogher
Thur 4th Students waiting for exam results: for God’s peace in their hearts
Fri 5th CMSI mission partners in Madi West Nile diocese (Uganda)
Sat 6th The Pantry, sharing God’s love - how could you contribute?
Sun 7th Myrtle and the choir, as they lead our praise today
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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