SUNDAY 4th JANUARY
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8.30 am
10.30
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Holy Communion (BCP) at Burton Overy
Holy Communion (CW) at Great Glen
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TUESDAY 6th
JANUARY
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10.30
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Epiphany Service at Great Glen
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SUNDAY 11th
JANUARY
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BAPTISM OF
CHRIST
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8.30
am
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Holy Communion (BCP) at Great Glen
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10.30
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6.30
pm
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Holy Communion (CW) at Great Glen
Evensong at Burton Overy
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At Communion
Services
If you are a communicant member of a Christian Church,
you are welcome to come up to receive the bread and wine. Otherwise you are welcome to either remain in
your seat or come up to receive a blessing.
Keeping your hands down by your side will signify to the Vicar that you
wish to receive a blessing. If you have
difficulty coming up to the Communion Rail and would like the Vicar to come to
you, then please inform a sidesman.
DIARY
Tuesday
6th January –
7.30 p.m. Bible Study House Group at The Springs,
Carlton Lane, Burton Overy.
10.30 a.m. Epiphany Service at Great Glen
Wednesday
7th January
9.00 am Prayer Group at St Cuthbert’s Church
Friday
9th January
7.15 pm Choir Practice at St Cuthbert’s Church
DROP-IN AT ST
CUTHBERT'S CHURCH
There will be no
Thursday drop-in during December and January.
MORNING PRAYER
Mondays and Tuesdays – 8.40 a.m. at St Peter’s;
Wednesdays and Thursdays – 8.30 am at *St
Cuthbert’s;
Fridays and
Saturdays – 8.40 am at St Paul’s.
*There will still
be a prayer meeting at St Cuthbert’s on Wednesdays at 9.00 am. There is a Prayer Request Box at the back of
St Cuthbert’s Church – please do use it and encourage everyone to use it
whether they share our faith and our church-going habits or not!
ST CUTHBERT’S
CHURCH.will
be open on Saturday 20th December from 2.0 – 4.0 pm. Come and relax have a
cup of tea or coffee and a seasonal treat while the children engage in crafts
or enjoy playing.
TEAM ALPHA COURSE- Do you have questions
about life and what Christianity means? Would you like to refresh the basics of
your faith? Then the Alpha Course is just the right place to do both. The
taster evening is on the 7th of January from 7pm to 9pm at St Paul's in
Oadby. You can come and see if it is for you, there is no obligation. If you
have any question please call Kim on 0116 2592238 or see her after a service.
EPIPHANY SERVICE 6th JANUARY Although we no
longer have a branch of Mother’s Union in our benefice, there are still several
people who belong to this organisation and we are hosting this service to celebrate
the Feast of the Epiphany. We shall be
inviting members from across the deanery to join us at this service and would
love to see others of our congregations here to welcome them.
WHY NOT put an extra
can or packet in your shopping basket to bring to church services. St Cuthbert’s supports Leicester Cathedral’s
Welcome Group for destitute asylum seekers and St Andrew’s supports a homeless
charity. Suggestions: rice, pasta
(mainly spaghetti), oil, sugar, tea, coffee, tinned goods (tomatoes, fruit,
meat, fish, baked beans and sweet corn), shampoo, shower-gel, toothpaste,
deodorants, shaving cream/gel.
Lifts to Services – If you need a
lift to any of our services, please contact Howard Bartlett (259 3747) at Glen
or Richard Bloor (259 2440) at Burton Overy and they will arrange one for you.
Keeping
people in touch – Please do take copies of this news-sheet to anyone you know
who might be interested, especially to those who can’t get to church at the
moment.
CARPARKING ON CHURCH ROAD For safety reasons, please do not park too
close to the old A6. As a guide, cars
should not be parked beyond the last street lamp at the top of Church Road on
the Church side.
Please pray:-
·
For Peter Folwell, Margaret Wood, Peter Wood,
Arthur Whitfield, Myra Humphrey, Rachel Stevens
(the daughter of Bishop Tim and Wendi),
Heather Alexander, Chris Taylor, Margaret Bannister, Christine Higgins,
and all who are ill.
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For
the people in Ukraine, Syria, Iraq, and Gaza, and all other places of conflict
in the world, that peace may return.
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For
the hostages held by IS militants.
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For
all those suffering from the Ebola virus and the aid workers who are treating
them.
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