What's On

This morning's worship is a Local Arrangement and led by members of our congregation. Thank you to all who have helped to organise it and take part.

Please stay for refreshments in the hall if you can.

 

 

This week

 

Monday 20 May:

9.30am-11am: Little Angels mother and baby group meets here.

12.45pm-1.45pm: The weekly prayer meeting meets in the Quiet Room to pray for the Church activities of the week and for anyone known to us who would like our prayers. If you know of anyone who would like us to pray for them, or someone else, could you let either Pauline, Ruth or Andrew know, or email him on [email protected]. You should obtain the person's permission before doing so

2pm-4pm: Meet Up Mondays meets here. Please come along to help or enjoy, and please bring a friend to enjoy a cuppa and a chat. Andy Dunn, an IT specialist, will join us again, to provide advice to anyone who may have an IT query. If you have any problems with your computer, why not come and see Andy for some free advice?

 

Wednesday 22 May:

9am: The ecumenical Holy Communion service here is led by Keith Linzner from Woodmancote. As always, a warm welcome awaits you.

2pm: The Wednesday Fellowship meets here. In a change to the published programme, our speaker this week will be our own minister, Reverend Jayne Webb. This will be an opportunity for those of you who do not worship at our church to meet her and get to know more about her. All are welcome. There will be the usual sales tables and refreshments.

 

 

Notices from Andrew

 

On Sunday 9 June, we will be taking part in this year's Street Fair. We are joining forces with our friends from Churches Together this year. I have met with Lucy Barbour and Lucy Betts from St. Michaels and we will focus on the theme of "Treasure". The Street Fair will be open from 12noon until 4pm. If you are willing and able to help with the running of this stall, would you please let me know? Thank you.

 

I would value your regular prayers for God's blessings on the work of this church within the Community, for Jayne and those in positions of leadership and authority