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Intimations – Sunday 11 August 2013

MORNING SERVICE

 

Greetings and Intimations

Hymn    CH                                                                           

Reading                                   Genesis 37 : 1-4 and 12 – 28

                                                                                      (Pew Bible Page 41)

Hymn    CH                                                   

Prayer

Offering                                 

Prayer

Reading                                   Matthew 14 : 22 – 33 (Pew Bible Page 981)                                     

Hymn    CH                                       

Sermon

Hymn  CH

Benediction

EVENING SERVICE

 

Greetings and Intimations

Hymn                                                             

Prayer

Offering                                 

Reading                          Revelation 14 : 14 – 20 (Pew Bible Page 1243)

Sermon

Hymn

Benediction

After Morning Worship Fellowship : After Morning Worship today     Tea , Coffee, Juice and biscuits will be served in the Church.  Please stay behind for as long or short a time as you can manage and enjoy a time of fellowship with other members of the congregation and with visitors to our church.

 

Crèche:    There is a crèche in the Church Hall behind the Church if anyone wishes to leave their children there during the morning service.

 

Vestry Hour :  The Minister now holds a regular Vestry Hour when he is available to discuss any matters that members of the congregation might wish to  raise with him.   These meetings are held in the Vestry each Tuesday evening from 5.45 to 6.45 pm.

 

Sunday School & Youth Fellowship  are closed for the duration of the school Summer holiday period.   Classes will meet again on the first Sunday

after school resumes.

 

The Ladies’ Bible Study Group  will not meet during the Summer holiday period.   The next meeting of the group will be at the end of August.

 

The Prayer Fellowship group will meet in the Church Hall at 7.00 pm this coming Tuesday evening.   All are welcome to attend.

 

Coffee Mornings :  Coffee Mornings, in aid of church funds  are held in the Church each Thursday from 10.30 – 12.00  Please come and support this fund raising initiative.
Holidays : With the holiday period upon us, members of the congregation will be visiting many different parts of the country.   If anyone visits a church elsewhere and finds that, like Portree Parish Church, spare copies of a magazine are available to visitors then the Magazine Committee would be extremely grateful to receive a copy.   These can provide ideas for future articles in our own magazine.

Any magazines obtained can be placed in the Magazine Folder in the Front Vestibule.


Church Magazine  –  Summer Edition

Preparations for the Summer edition of the Church Magazine are starting.

A folder has been placed in the Front Vestibule of the church and

anyone who has an item (poem, article, prayer etc.) that they wish to

be considered for inclusion in the Spring or other editions of the magazine is asked to place it in the folder.  . Items may also be sent directly to the editors, Jenni & Patrick Jones, at jennipatrick@btinternet.com

This is the magazine of your church.  It is also circulated to many people who either never or very seldom come to worship with us.  By submitting your own articles these people will see that we have an active congregation which might encourage some of them to come and join us in worship.
Iona 2014 :  Rev. David Kellas, Glenelg, is in the process of arranging for a group of 15 people from Churches within our Presbytery to take part in an Open Week in the Abbey on Iona in 2014.

Full details of likely dates and costs are given in the notice which has been posted in the Front Vestibule

 

Visit of the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland  –  Soup & Pudding Lunch

It has been agreed that after Morning Worship on 25 August, at which the Moderator, the Right Rev. Lorna Hood, will preach, a Soup & Pudding Lunch will be served in the Church Hall.   Anyone wishing to help set up for this event, to prepare a dish or to assist with serving on the day should give their name to Susan or Fiona.

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