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SUNDAY 17th
JANUARY 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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SUNDAY 24th
JANUARY 3rd
SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY
Service
for Christian Unity
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8.30
am
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Holy
Communion (BCP) at Burton Overy
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10.30
am
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Prayer
for Christian Unity at Methodist Church
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6.30
pm
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Evensong
at Great Glen
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SUNDAY 31st
JANUARY 4TH SUNDAY OF
EPIPHANY
Presentation
of Christ in the Temple
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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 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.
Monday 18th January
9.30
am Sparklers
Wednesday 20thJanuary
9.00
am Prayer Group at St Cuthbert’s
7.30
pm Ladies Night Out at Grange Farm
Friday 22nd
January
7.15 pm Choir Practice
at Great Glen
Monday 25th
January
9.30 am Sparklers
7.30 pm St Cuthbert’s PCC
Meeting at the Church
Wednesday 27thJanuary
9.00
am Prayer Group at St Cuthbert’s
3.30-4.30 Time of Quiet
Prayer and Meditation at 20 Kingfisher Close, Great Glen
Friday 29th
January
7.15 pm Choir Practice
at Great Glen
11.0 am Funeral
NEW YEAR
NEW VISION: Rev Dr Stuart Burns will be joining us on February
20th, for vision setting day for St Cuthbert's.
The day will begin at
9:00 am with coffee with the discussions starting at 9:30 am. We will be
meeting at the Barnabas Centre (next to St Paul's church in Oadby).
There will be time to reflect, talk and look towards what God has for us in the
future. Lunch will be provided. If you would like to join us please put you
name on the list in at the back of the church so we know how many to cater
for. We can also provide lifts for those who are unable to drive.
ALTAR FLOWERS Please will
all the flower ladies look at the Calendar at the back of St Cuthbert’s Church
and enter the dates when they can arrange the flowers on the Altar.
FEBRUARY LADIES NIGHT OUT will be on Wednesday 24th at 7.30pm, venue to be decided. Please
keep this date free if you would like to have an evening of fellowship, food
and optional wine! Any enquiries please see me in church or email/telephone hensonc@talk21.com 0116 2403368 Thank you. Carole Henson.
The next TIME OF QUIET PRAYER AND MEDITATION will be at 20 Kingfisher Close
on January 27th at 3.30 to 4.30pm.
Everyone is welcome. Do just come
along, or for more information please contact Christine Higgins on 259 2624 or
chrisples@btinternet.com.
ELECTRICAL
TESTING The full electrical systems inspection has
taken place at St Cuthbert’s. Currently
the cooker must not be used until a
circuit fault is investigated; other requirements will be actioned. Two lights have been replaced in church and
the internal and external porch lights are now sensor controlled. For safety reasons the outside vestry light
is also to become sensor controlled.
ECCLESIASTICAL
INSURANCE SURVEY Following this survey at St Cuthbert’s two
requirements concerning the Health and Safety Act are being implemented and the
other recommendations will be considered at the next PCC.
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:-
·
Paul
Amos, Margaret
Bannister, Christine Higgins, Bernard
Higgins, Colin
Lacey, Alan Selway,
Elizabeth
Tacey, Martin Tacey, 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
·
those killed and injured following the suicide
bomb attacks in Istanbul and Indonesia
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