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Notices: Sunday 7th August 2016


Today:
11am Holy Communion

Next Sunday: Sunday 14th August 2016
11am Morning Service - Psalm 95

This Week:
Thursday 11th
9pm Football - Maguiresbridge

Coming Up:
Friday 26th
8pm Aghavea BBQ - tickets available now

Thursday 15th September
7.30pm Safeguarding Trust Refresher - Clabby Church Hall

Hospital Visiting
To ensure you receive a pastoral visit while in hospital, please inform the Rector. This is because hospitals no longer provide clergy with admissions information, due to data protection.

Organisation Start Dates in September
Mon 5th 8pm Bowling Club - Church Hall
Tue 13th 8pm Mothers’ Union - Speaker: Pat Hey (Talking Newspaper)
Wed 21st 6.30pm GFS - Church Hall
TBC: Sunday School, SNATCH & Bible Study

Diocesan Magazine
Notes for the September edition of the Diocesan Magazine, including start dates for organisations should be with Gary by Sunday 14th August.

Crosslinks Mission Partners
A new prayer letter from Trevor, Andrea, Emily, Grace & Alice Watson (Sweden) is available to collect today. Please keep them in your prayers.

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 our parish and the wider Rural Deanery.

Bible in One Year
7th Ps 79-81, Rom 8:1-18
8th Ps 82-84, Rom 8:19-39
9th Ps 85-87, Rom 9
10th Ps 88-89, Rom 10
11th Ps 90-92, Rom 11:1-21
12th Ps 93-95, Rom 11:22-36
13th Ps 96-98, Rom 12
14th Ps 99-102, Rom 13
The next fellowship meeting will be in the Rectory on Wednesday 7th September.

Prayer Diary: Pray without ceasing (1 Thessalonians 5:17)
Sun 7th Myrtle and the choir, as they lead our praise today
Mon 8th Crosslinks Senior Camp: for leaders & campers in Fivemiletown
Tue 9th God’s comfort and strength for those who mourn loved ones
Wed 10th The Watsons, moving into their new apartment in Sweden today
Thur 11th Ask God to create in us a greater hunger for his word
Fri 12th Consider who you could invite along to the Parish BBQ
Sat 13th Leaders preparing for the organisations for the autumn term
Sun 14th Look for opportunities to encourage others as we meet to worship
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