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Notices: Sunday 18th September 2016


Today:
11am Church Family Service
7pm SNATCH - Aghavea Hall

Next Sunday: Sunday 25th September 2016
11am Morning Prayer & Sunday School - Haggai 2: 10-19 Clean or Unclean?

This Week:
Monday 19th
8pm Bowling Club

Tuesday 20th
8.30pm Select Vestry

Wednesday 21st
6.30pm Girls’ Friendly Society
8pm Bible study - Rectory

Thursday 22nd
9pm Football

Coming Up:
Wednesday 28th
7pm Invest Youth Ministry Training - Enniskillen Methodist Halls (to register see facebook.com/clogherdyc )

Thursday 29th
4.30pm Diocesan Synod - St Patrick’s Church, Monaghan

Harvest Thanksgiving
Friday 30th
8pm Harvest Thanksgiving. Preacher: Rev Canon Ian Berry (Rector of Monaghan) & music by Marina Elliott & family

Sunday 2nd
11am Harvest Family Thanksgiving. Preacher: Mr Geoff Donaldson (Open Doors)
7.30pm Harvest Thanksgiving. Preacher: Rev Malcolm Kingston (Rector of St Mark’s Armagh)

Sunday 9th 7.30pm Brooke Hall Harvest Thanksgiving

SNATCH YF
Our Youth Fellowship for all young people at secondary school begins tonight at 7pm (until 9pm) in Aghavea Hall. Parental consent forms are available this morning, or can be completed tonight on arrival. For more information, speak to Gary or Lynsey.

XPLORE: Love
The first of the Clogher Diocesan Youth Council events will be on Saturday 8th October at 8pm in Newtownbutler Church Hall. Consent forms from SNATCH.

ANOIS
The CIYD weekend is back! Saturday 29th - Monday 31st October at Wilson’s Hospital School, Multyfarnham, Co. Westmeath. CDYC are subsidising the weekend for Clogher young people, so you pay just £15 for a great weekend of fun and fellowship! Booking forms from SNATCH, to be returned by Sunday 9th October.

Postcard from Göteborg
All five of us are now at school! Praise God for how the girls have settled so far. They’ve made some good friends but we’re still praying for at least one Christian friend each.
Language study brings almost daily gospel opportunities. Trevor and Andrea are studying with many other immigrants from Syria, Iran, Iraq, India, China, Brazil … and more! Please pray especially for A from Syria, R from India and C from Brazil who have shown much interest. Also praise God for P from Iran, in Trevor’s class, who is a new Christian. As part of Andrea’s course, she will have a work placement in a nursing home that is close to our apartment. We praise God for all his gracious provision.
On Friday 16th September we will begin a fortnightly Youth Bible Study in our apartment. Please pray for fruit that lasts. Trevor, Andrea, Emily, Grace & Alice xx

Bible in One Year
18th Eccl 4-6, 2 Cor 10
19th Eccl 7-9, 2 Cor 11:1-15
20th Eccl 10-12, 2 Cor 11:16-33
21st Sng 1-3, 2 Cor 12
22nd Sng 4-5, 2 Cor 13
23rd Sng 6-8, Gal 1
24th Isa 1-3, Gal 2
25th Isa 4-6, Gal 3
The next fellowship group will be on Wednesday 21st September in the Rectory.

Prayer Diary
Sun 18th SNATCH leaders & members, meeting tonight
Mon 19th SU - as GSUS Live begins 5 weeks at Fermanagh schools
Tue 20th Select Vestry meets tonight - for God’s wisdom & guidance
Wed 21st GFS leaders & girls - for new members to join this year
Thur 22nd Football brings men together - pray for evangelism opportunities
Fri 23rd Healing and strength for all who are ill, at home or in hospital
Sat 24th Bible Society, bringing God’s word to new people groups
Sun 25th Pray as you invite people to come along to our harvest services
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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