Church Diary - 25th July to 1st August 2021
Sunday 25th July
Readings: Judges 8, Acts 12, Jeremiah 21, Mark 7
| 10am | Morning service in St John's. A live-stream will be available via the homepage of the Church's website |
| 12 noon | Wonderfully Made picnic at the Church Centre |
| 8.30pm | After 8s & TFG meet via Zoom |
Monday 26th July
Readings: Judges 9, Acts 13, Jeremiah 22, Mark 8
Jon away until Thursday 5th August
Teresa away until Wednesday 1st September
| 9.30am-5pm | Church Office open in the Church Centre in the morning and for 'phone calls in the afternoon |
Tuesday 27th July
Readings: Judges 10, Acts 14, Jeremiah 23, Mark 9
Mike's day off
| 9.30am-5pm | Church Office open in the Church Centre |
Wednesday 28th July
Readings: Judges 11, Acts 15, Jeremiah 24, Mark 10
| 9.30am-5pm | Church Office open for 'phone calls |
| 12-2pm | Staff meeting (Church Office closed during this time) |
| 8pm | Prayer Fellowship on Zoom (Nathan) - details in the notice sheet |
Thursday 29th July
Readings: Judges 12, Acts 16, Jeremiah 25, Mark 11
| 9.30am-5pm | Church Office open for 'phone calls |
Friday 30th July
Readings: Judges 13, Acts 17, Jeremiah 26, Mark 12
| 10.30am-3pm | Church Office open for 'phone calls |
Saturday 31st July
Readings: Judges 14, Acts 18, Jeremiah 27, Mark 13
Sunday 1st August
Readings: Judges 15, Acts 19, Jeremiah 28, Mark 14
| 10am | Morning service in St John's. A live-stream will be available via the homepage of the Church's website |
For more details about the daily Bible reading plan, including online readings, please visit our website.
Prayer Diary - 25th July 2021
The Collect for today - eighth Sunday after Trinity:
Almighty God, whose never-failing providence governs everything in heaven and on earth, humbly we ask you to remove all that is hurtful and to give that which is profitable to us, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Specific Requests for Prayer:
All those in our Church family (or their relatives) who are working in the NHS, care homes or in COVID-19 research; please pray for their safety at work and for their families (and especially children) not to be anxious but to know God's peace.
All those who: are faced with redundancy, had medical treatment cancelled, are caring full-time for family members, have lost job opportunities, had to postpone their wedding, missed out on a college/university place and many similar situations.
If you have a specific pastoral need or prayer request, please send us This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 'phone the Church Office.
Please also pray for...
the sick and the bereaved
our mission partners: for a local CAP Debt Centre and for Stephen & Catriona Bennett (CMS in Rwanda).
those leading Christian camps: James Robson (Ministry Director at Keswick) 17th July - 6th August.
school governors:
- for all in our congregation who serve as governors and for all the governing bodies of our local schools
- please pray that they would know God's peace as they take a break from this responsibility over the holidays
- please pray that more Christians would come forward to serve as Governors, to fill the many vacancies that exist.
