SERVICES AND NEWS
Friday 6 September 2024
Services for Sunday 6 October
Church | Time | Service |
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Clehonger | 9.00am | Holy Communion (BCP) |
Clifford | 9.30am | Morning Worship |
Dorstone | 9.30am | Holy Communion |
Kingstone | 9.30am | Morning Praise |
Madley | 10.30am | Family Service Harvest Festival |
Thruxton | 10.30am | Harvest Festival with Holy Communion |
Turnastone | 10.30am | BCP Morning Prayer with harvest hymns and theme |
Rowlestone | 10.30am | Holy Communion |
Ewyas Harold | 11.00am | Harvest Songs of Praise followed by lunch |
Blakemere | 11.15am | Holy Communion |
Bredwardine | 3.00pm | Harvest Festival |
St Margaret's | 3.00pm | Holy Communion |
Llanveynoe | 6.00pm | Harvest Festival and supper |
Kilpeck | 6.30pm | Evening Prayer |
Services for Sunday 13 October
Church | Time | Service |
---|---|---|
Clifford | 9.30am | Holy Communion |
Clodock | 9.30am | Morning Worship |
Kentchurch | 10.30am | Morning Prayer |
Peterchurch | 10.30am | Morning Worship |
Moccas | 11.00am | Harvest Festival and luhcn with guest preacher Nicholas Lowton |
Bacton | 11.15am | Harvest Festival with Bishop David |
Michaelchurch Escley | 11.30am | Harvest Festival and lunch |
Eaton Bishop | 3.00pm | Harvest Festival |
Hardwicke | 6.00pm | Sung Evensong (BCP) |
Dore Abbey | 6.30pm | Evening Prayer |
Tyberton
AGAPE
Tues 10 September, 5.30pm.
Sharing bread and wine recalling the meals Jesus shared with the disciples.Â
Madley, Saturday 14 September at 5.00pm
BCP Holy Communion with Harvest Hymns
W@TT 10.30 Wednesday
18 September, Holy Communion
Let Us Pray
Readings
Sunday 8 September
Old Testament Isaiah 35: 4-7a
New Testament James 2: 1-10, (11-13), 14-17
Gospel Mark 7: 24-37
Psalm 146
Sunday 15th September
Old Testament Isaiah 50: 4-9a
New Testament James 3: 1-12
Gospel Mark 8: 27-38
Psalm 116: 1-8
Bishop Richard's Weekly Message ...
9.oo am Bikers’ Breakfast.
Full English breakfast at Madley Methodist Chapel.
No charge but donations gratefully appreciated.
Every fourth Saturday of the month.
MORE EVENTS
Hedgerow Communion
An evening of Words and Music at Dore Abbey
Friday 6 September 2024 at 7.00pm
An entertaining programme of Romantic piano music interspersed with poetry including a complete performance of L’histoire de Barbar by Francis Poulenc
Christopher Needham – piano
Tim Bannerman – narrator
Shubert Impromptu in A Flat
Brahms Late piano pieces
Chopin Masurkas and 2nd Scherzo
Schumann Kinderszenen with poems by Tim Bannerman
L’histoire de Babar by Francis Poulenc
Wine and soft drinks at the interval (cash only)
If you have any old Barbar books or toys you might like to bring them with you to put on display.
Tickets on sale on eventbrite.co.uk, or call 01981 345135, or on the door.
Communications to contemplate
Houses of Prayer – An Invitation
Would you be interested to receive a Reflection and Prayers via email to support you in your personal prayer time?
Sometimes we need a little encouragement to set regular time aside for prayer so it may be helpful if we know we are sharing this time with others.
Houses of Prayer, in its on-line version, has grown out of something called House of Prayer, a small group of friends who used to meet in person on a weekly basis in my home before Covid came along and prevented us from meeting in this way. So we went on-line with a weekly email which includes a reflection written by one of our group, prayers, music and a time for reflection and silence.
Though the email goes out weekly on a Tuesday evening you might prefer to try it on a monthly basis and see how it goes, and whether it’s helpful to you or not.
If you are interested I suggest a trial run of three monthly emails by which time you will know if it works for you. Â Just ask to be included on the Houses of Prayer list and I will send it to you ready for the first Wednesday in the month.
Please email me, pwright.wright97@gmail.com
AÂ review of qualifications for membership of PCCs and PCC Codes of Conduct by The Elections Review Group (ERG)
To help with this review, the ERG would welcome the views of any interested person but would particularly invite the views of PCC members. The ERG will use any feedback received to bring forward proposals on how to streamline the qualifications for PCC membership to General Synod in 2025. It is hoped that this will support PCCs by encouraging and enabling more people to put themselves forward to join PCCs.
The ERG is also keen to understand and share good practice from PCCs relating to conduct.
If you are interested please complete the form which can be found in the link here, https://forms.office.com/e/HPSh9QEmsJ, The form should take no more than 15 minutes to complete, and any responses should be sent in by 30 September.
Any queries regarding the review or the online form should be sent direct to consultation@churchofengland.org
James Adedeji | Governance & Office Administrator