2018 October 28 - Pew News
ServicesSunday 28 October 2018 - Last after Trinity – Bible Sunday Collect for the Last Sunday after Trinity Sunday 4 November 2018 - All Saints Sunday
This WeekMonday 29 October 2018 to Friday 2 November 2018 Wednesday 31 October 2018 Monday 29 October 2018 Thursday 1 November 2018 Friday 2 November 2018 News and EventsWoodmancote Works First Friday Lunch, 2 November 2018 - will support the Tabora League for Children in Tanzania which works with hungry, vulnerable and orphaned children and their families. Supper Lectures – thanks to all who ensured a good evening on Saturday 20 October 2018 when Robina and Terry Richter talked on “Our time in Tabora, Tanzania”. The final lecture in this series is on Friday 23 November with a talk from Gillian Keegan, MP. Tickets now, from Susie D (contacts in church). Harvest Produce - Thank you to the school and all those who donated produce at the Harvest Festival for Stonepillow. It was collected and gratefully received for St Joseph's, the Hub and stored for later in the year. Coffee, tea, UHT milk and tinned meat are always needed, so please keep the goods coming in and place them in the red boxes at the back of church. 28 October 2018 at 9.30am, Sue Puttick and Debbie Purdy will be on the start line for the Dublin Marathon to raise money for Walk the Walk Breast Cancer charity. If you would like to support us or find out more please visit: On Bible Sunday, it seems the right time to draw attention to a new leaflet about five different series of Bible Reading notes published by Bible Reading Fellowship, to be seen at the West End of the Church's Welcome Area with other similar material. Please contact Dennis Farr if you think you might be interested. Sunday 4 November 2018 - Friends’ and Relatives’ Remembrance Service at 3.00pm. If you have a loved one who has died in 2017 or 2018 and whose name we might read in the course of this service, please have a word with the Rector. November Wednesday evening talks – details will appear in future pew sheets, but please note that the venue will be the Church, not the Parish Hall as stated in the Magazine. Each talk will be preceded by evening communion at 7.00pm. Remembrance Sunday, 11 November 2018 - The village Remembrance Service will begin at the War Memorial at 10.50am. There is an earlier 8am Communion that day and a beacon-lighting event on the Rectory Lawn at 6.45pm. Emsworth Surgery - a public consultation on the venue for the future surgery - in the church on Tuesday 6 November, from 5.30pm to 8.30pm. Christmas Fair, 1 December 2018 - please bear in mind the need for new gifts, bottle tombola, chocolate, gift bags, raffle, jam and chutney and crafts. Stall holders please make yourselves known to Jane Stuttard (contact details on back of pew sheet). Thank you. This is the Diocesan Year of PrayerSend your holy angels to watch over us, O God, that on our lips will be found your truth and in our hearts your love; so we may ever taste your goodness in the land of the living; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen |
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