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Notices: Sunday 5th February 2017


Today:
11am Holy Communion & Sunday School
7pm SNATCH - Aghavea Hall

Next Sunday: Sunday 12th February 2017
11am Morning Prayer & Sunday School

This Week:
Monday 6th
7pm Confirmation group - Rectory
8pm Bowling Club

Wednesday 8th
6.30pm GFS
7.30pm CDYC meets in the Rectory

Thursday 9th
9pm Football - Maguiresbridge

Coming Up:
Tue 14th 8pm Mothers’ Union - speaker: Joy Loane (Real Life, Enniskillen)
Wed 15th 8pm Bible Study
Sun 19th 7pm Revive cafe-church in the Church Hall
Mon 20th 8pm Bowls match at home v Derrygonnelly
Tue 21st 8pm Select Vestry
Wed 22nd 8pm Life Explored begins, running for 7 weeks
Thur 23rd 8pm Clogher Diocesan Information Evening with the Charity Commission - Aghavea Hall
Fri 24th 8pm Gospel Concert - tickets £7.50 now available

REVIVE
Cafe-style church on Sunday evenings in Aghavea Hall. Join us for a more relaxed format of praise, prayer, Bible talk, coffee and cake! Sundays 19th February, 19th March and 9th April at 7pm. Come along and bring your friends.

LIFE EXPLORED: What’s the best gift God could give you?
This seven week series begins on Wednesday 22nd February at 8pm in Aghavea Hall. Through video presentations and discussion groups we will discover together what life is all about, and the God behind it all. Life Explored is organised in partnership with Brookeborough Methodist Church.

Gospel Concert
Featuring James Strange and Testify; Churchill Ensemble; Men in Black
Friday 24th February at 8pm in Aghavea Church Hall
Tickets £7.50 (including supper) available now.

Clogher Diocesan Magazine is available to order. Ten editions are published each year, at a cost of £10. Please speak to Frances Cartwright to order your copy.

Bishop’s Roadshow
Bishop John is marking the 500th anniversary of the Reformation by presenting a special talk on ‘Some aspects of the Reformation.’ The talk will be repeated several times, at 7.30pm each evening. You are invited to attend whichever event is most convenient: Tuesday 14th in Enniskillen Cathedral; Tuesday 21st in St Patrick’s Monaghan; Tuesday 28th in Clogher Cathedral.

New Scottish Hymns Concert on Thursday 9th February at 7.30pm in Fermanagh Christian Fellowship. Tickets £10/£8 www.newscottishhymns.com/events

Bible in One Year
6th Lev 21-23, Ps 37
7th Lev 24-25, Ps 38
8th Lev 26-27, Ps 39
9th Num 1-4, Ps 40
10th Num 5-7, Ps 41
11th Num 8-10, Ps 42
12th Num 11-13, Ps 43
13th Num 14-16, Ps 44
14th Num 17-18, Ps 45
The next Bible study will be on Wednesday 15th February at 8pm in the Rectory.

Prayer Diary
Sun 5th Sunday School teachers and young people, learning about Jesus
Mon 6th Pray for those who mourn - for God’s comfort and hope
Tue 7th Our church family, as we seek to grow together in love and faith
Wed 8th Clogher Diocesan Youth Council meeting tonight in the Rectory
Thur 9th Open Doors, working with Christians enduring persecution
Fri 10th The Pantry, sharing God’s love with those in need
Sat 11th The Watson family, serving the Lord Jesus in Gothenburg
Sun 12th Myrtle and the choir as they lead our praise today
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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