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SUNDAY 3rd
JANUARY 2016
EPIPHANY
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8.30
am
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Holy
Communion (BCP) at BurtonOvery
Celebrant:
Revd Dr Bernard Higgins
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10.30
am
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Holy
Communion (CW) at Great Glen
Celebrant:
Revd Dr Bernard Higgins
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SUNDAY 10th
JANUARY 2016 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
am
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Holy
Communion (CW) at Great Glen
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6.30
pm
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Evensong
at Burton Overy
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SUNDAY 17th
JANUARY 2016 2nd
SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY
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8,30
am
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Holy
Communion (BCP) at Great Glen
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10.30
am
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Holy
Communion (CW) at Great Glen
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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.
To
All at St Cuthbert's, St Andrew's and St Mary's, I want to wish
all of you a New Year full of God's very best. Whatever this year holds and whatever comes
your way, I pray that you will always know the love and peace of God
surrounding you through the joys and the sorrows. You are in my thoughts and prayers as we all
journey into 2016 together. Many
blessings now and always, Kim.
Tuesday 5th
January
7.30
pm Bible Study House Group at the
Springs Carlton Lane,
Burton Overy
Wednesday 6thJanuary
9.00
am Prayer Group at St Cuthbert’s
Thursday 7th
January
ALL DAY Electrical
Inspection by Alden Electrics at St Cuthbert’s -Church closed
Friday 8th
January
7.15 pm Choir Practice
at Great Glen
Sunday 10th
January
Church Breakfast following 8.30 Service
Monday 11th
January
9.30 am Sparklers
Wednesday 13th
January
9.00 am Prayer Group at
St Cuthbert’s
NOTICES
NEW
YEAR NEW VISION for the congregations at St Cuthbert's. We will be welcoming Rev Dr Stuart Burns on
the 20th February to come and help us look to what the future holds (details to
follow shortly). We will start with
where we've come from and look towards where we feel the Lord is leading us. Please mark this date in your diary so that we
can journey into what the Lord would have for us together.
THE NEW BISHOP OF LEICESTER is to be the Rt Revd Martyn Snow, currently Bishop of
Tewkesbury. The Bishop will be installed
in Spring 2016.
THE
FLOWER LADIES thank everyone who kindly gave donations for the Christmas
flowers. Your generosity is much
appreciated.
LADIES
NIGHT OUT is 7.30pm on
Wednesday January 20th 2016
at Oadby’s Grange Farm Pub. Please e-mail or ring me, if I don’t see you at
church, to book your place. Thank you. Carole Henson hensonc@talk21.com Tel. 0116 2403368
GREETINGS CARDS Please do have a look at the cards in church which are for sale. There are several new ones. Mother’s Union cards are priced at cost and that money goes towards funding Mother’s Union projects around the world. There are other cards in a separate box which are either handmade or from redundant stock for which we would appreciate a voluntary donation for church funds.
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.
Please pray for:-
·
Margaret Bannister, Elizabeth Tacey, Colin Lacey, Paul Amos, Martin Tacey, Christine Higgins, Alan Selway, and all who are ill.
·
the people in
Ukraine, Syria, Iraq, and Gaza, and all other places of conflict in the world,
that peace may return
·
victims and families of the floods in Northern
England and Scotland as they recover from the storm damage to their homes
·
the people in drought stricken Ethiopia
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