Document 334852

 Serving Ministry
Church Cleaning
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18 October: Paul H & Kondwani Family
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25 October: Volunteers please
Greeting / Stewarding
This week: April; Cassie
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19 October: April; David B
PowerPoint / Sound
This week: Robert / Paul
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19 October: Robert / Paul
Evening Greeters
This week: John & Catharine
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19 October: John & Catharine
Hospitality
Please ask a Deacon
Setting up
This week: Karlis; James M
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19 October: Gisele & Miguel
Refreshments
This week: Andrew K; Sandra
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19 October: Andrew K; Sandra
Crèche
This week: Joan; Penny
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19 October: Ali; Gisele
CHURCH ELDERS
DEACONS
Rev. Paul Levy
Chris Cradock
Andrew Rae
Daphne Colpman
Paul Hosier
John Silva
Graham Weeks
Paul Meiners
Chuck Phillips
INTERNATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY 12th OCTOBER 2014
Morning Service
Alison Kelly
Adrian Little
Susan Barnes
Sunday 10:30am
CHURCH STAFF
Paul Levy - Minister
apaullevy@googlemail.com
Rachel Evans - Church worker
rachevans88@gmail.com
Steve Frost - Outreach
crownstaff@yahoo.com
Stuart Cashman – Assistant
Minister
cashman.stuart@gmail.com
Chris Roberts - Church worker
christopherroberts@bigfoot.com
Jess Lefroy - Admin
ipcealing@yahoo.co.uk
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“Our help is in the name of the LORD
who made heaven and earth.”
Psalm 124: 8 International Presbyterian Church Ealing, 53 Drayton Green, Ealing, London W13 0JE
(020) 8997 4706
www.ipc-ealing.co.uk
ipcealing@yahoo.co.uk
CCLI.No.773
Welcome
The Women's Bible Study on Tuesday mornings is now well under way!
It meets at the church building, 53 Drayton Green from 10:00 – 11.30am.
There is a crèche to make it possible for those with young children to
come.
Today
Sunday School for Children
9.30am
Meet in the crèche at the end of the corridor
Sunday School for Adults
9.30am
Meet in Room A162 down the corridor (“Phrases you think you
know – Being filled with/in the Spirit”)
or Room A203 (Heidelberg Catechism) upstairs (look for notices)
Refreshments
10.15am
In the foyer
All are welcome!
Please speak to Rachel Evans or Froukje Cradock for more information.
Bonfire Night
Coming up on Sunday 2nd November after the
evening service in the IPC garden. There’ll be
sparklers, food and a fantastic bonfire!
Morning Service
10.30am
Stuart Cashman will be preaching
Route 66
4.45pm
Why not invite your friends to the evening
service beforehand?
Meet @ 53 Drayton Green
Marta and Rachel may ask you to bring a
small contribution, so watch your emails.
Evening Service
6.00pm
At 53 Drayton Green.
Children
Advance Warning….
We welcome children of all ages to the service, and also provide a
crèche for children under 4. Sheets will be given out to the children
to help them follow the sermon. There’s one for little tots called ‘Gold
Diggers’, and one for older children called ‘Fact Finders’.
Parents / Carers
The service is relayed through to the foyer so you can listen to the
service while caring for very young children. Please be aware that
children need to be supervised after the service, and are not
allowed to roam around the building as there are other groups who
are meeting in the school. An adult needs to be with the children in
th
Clocks go back early on Sunday 26 October
Sunday Schools are now starting at 9.30am and finishing at
10.15am for refreshments.
From next week there will be two new streams to follow in Adult Sunday
School.
The first is a series of studies on God’s Illustrations – Images in the
Bible.
Translation
For overseas visitors there are Bibles in various languages
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Sermon Recordings
If you would like a recording of any of the sermons preached at IPC
please email ipcealing@yahoo.co.uk
In the second stream, we will be looking at “The Covenant – the God
who commits”.
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Information & Dates for your diary
Early Morning Prayer
Gathering at IPC
Tuesday 21st October
Any time between 6.30 and
8.00am
House Groups
have now started the new term —
studying John
If you'd like to join a group you'd
be more than welcome — do pick
up one of the leaflets at the back
or speak to one of the greeters
and they can direct you to the
right people.
International
Café for
Students
will be meeting
next on Monday
20th October
7.00 – 9.00pm
at Harris+Hoole
Café, Ealing
Broadway
Book Of The Term:
Taking God at his Word —
Why the Bible is worth
trusting, knowing and loving.
1 Chronicles 29 (ESV)
Does it shape the way we
think and feel and act?
We all have questions about it.
Leader:
Blessed are you, O Lord,
Can we trust it completely?
Does it really contain
everything we need for our
complicated lives?
Can we really know what it
teaches, or just our own
interpretation of it?
and you rule over all.
Only £7
October Half Term Arrangements
Ealing Lunchtime Talks and Thursday/Friday day-time Bible
Studies will still be meeting.
the God of Israel our father,
forever and ever.
Yours is the kingdom, O Lord,
and you are exalted as head above all.
Both riches and honour come from you,
And shouldn't we focus on
Jesus, rather than the Bible?
Little Stars, Tuesday Women’s Bible Study and all the Kids’ Clubs
will take a break during half term (27/10 – 31/10).
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Call to worship
By Kevin DeYoung
The Bible stands at the heart
of the Christian faith, but what
do we really believe about it?
All:
In your hand are power and might,
and in your hand it is to make great
and to give strength to all.
And now we thank you, our God,
and praise your glorious name. 3
Opening Hymn – O Worship The King!
Psalm 104
Robert Grant (1779-1838)
What’s On This Week
1 O worship the King,
4 Your bountiful care
all-glorious above;
what tongue can recite?
O gratefully sing
It breathes in the air,
his power and his love:
it shines in the light,
our shield and defender,
it streams from the hills,
the Ancient of days,
it descends to the plain,
pavilioned in splendour
and sweetly distils
and girded with praise!
in the dew and the rain.
2 O tell of his might!
5 Frail children of dust
O sing of his grace,
and feeble as frail,
whose robe is the light,
in you do we trust,
whose canopy space!
nor find you to fail;
His chariots of wrath
your mercies how tender,
the deep thunder clouds form,
how firm to the end
and dark is his path
our maker, defender,
on the wings of the storm.
Redeemer and friend!
3 The earth, with its store
6 O measureless Might!
of wonders untold,
O infinite Love!
Almighty, your power
While angels delight
has founded of old,
to praise you above,
established it fast
your ransomed creation,
by a changeless decree,
with glory ablaze,
and round it has cast,
with true adoration
Club 16
For school years 1-6
6.00 – 7.00pm
like a mantle, the sea.
shall sing to your praise!
24-7
For school years 6-9
7.00 – 8.15pm
Route 66
For school years 10-13
8.15 – 9.15pm
MON 13
th
Little Stars Baby / Toddler Group
9.15 – 11.15am @ IPC
TUE 14
th
Ealing Lunchtime Talks
1.10 – 1.40pm @ Ealing Town Hall
Women’s Bible Study (with crèche)
10.00 – 11.30am @ 53 Drayton Green
Contact: Rachel Evans
House Group
7.00pm @ the Raes’
WED 15
th
English Language Classes
10.00am @ 53 Drayton Green
House Groups
8.00pm @ 53 various locations
THUR 16
th
NO Women’s Bible Study
Lunch and Prayer
12.30pm @ 53 Drayton Green
Children and Youth Clubs at 53 Drayton Green:
FRI 17
th
NO Daytime House Group
Prayer For God’s Blessing
SAT 18
4
Reading Of God’s Word – Deuteronomy 2: 14-19 & 2: 24-37
p 144
(page 144 in the church Bibles)
th
SUN 19
th
Book Table
Offering literature and informal discussion
in West Ealing Broadway (by Sainsburys)
Contact: David Barnes
Adults’ and Children’s Sunday Schools (see page 11)
9.30am @ Drayton Manor High School
9
Hymn - Salvation Belongs To Our God
Closing Hymn – O Church, Arise
Keith Getty & Stuart Townend © 2005 Thankyou Music
1 O church, arise
3 Come, see the cross
and put your armour on;
where love and mercy meet,
Adrian Turner & Pat Howard
1 Salvation belongs to our God
2 And we the redeemed shall be strong
who sits upon the throne
in purpose and unity
hear the call of Christ our captain;
as the Son of God is stricken;
and unto the lamb
declaring aloud
for now the weak can say that they are
then see his foes
be praise and glory, wisdom and thanks
praise and glory, wisdom and thanks
honour, and power, and strength
honour, and power, and strength!
strong
lie crushed beneath his feet,
in the strength that God has given.
for the Conqueror has risen!
Be to our God forever and ever
Be to our God forever and ever
With shield of faith and belt of truth
And as the stone is rolled away,
be to our God forever and ever
be to our God forever and ever
we'll stand against the devil's lies;
and Christ emerges from the grave,
be to our God forever and ever Amen
be to our God forever and ever, Amen
an army bold whose battle cry is “Love!”
this victory march continues till the day
reaching out to those in darkness.
every eye and heart shall see him.
2 Our call to war, to love the captive soul,
but to rage against the captor;
and with the sword that makes the
wounded whole
4 So Spirit, come,
put strength in every stride,
give grace for every hurdle,
that we may run with faith to win the prize
we will fight with faith and valour.
of a servant good and faithful.
When faced with trials on every side,
As saints of old still line the way,
we know the outcome is secure,
retelling triumphs of his grace,
and Christ will have the prize
we hear their calls and hunger for the day
for which he died —
when, with Christ, we stand in glory.
an inheritance of nations.
Confession Of Sin
All: O God our Father and King,
forgive us for thinking less of you than we ought;
for we think your truth too high, your will too hard and your power too remote;
but they are not!
We pray that you would resolve our confused minds with your Word,
redirect our divided wills with your law,
restore our troubled consciences with your forgiveness,
and revive our anxious hearts with your presence,
for the sake of your Son, Jesus Christ,
Benediction – Declaration Of God’s Blessing
The LORD bless you and keep you;
who loved us and gave himself for us. Amen.
Numbers 6: 24-26
the LORD make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you;
the LORD lift his countenance upon you and give you peace.
The Assurance Of Pardoning Grace
(1 John 2: 1b-2 ESV)
... [I]f anyone does sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the
Do stay for tea and coffee after the service.
You are welcome to join us at our evening service at 6.00pm,
which will be held in our church building at
53 Drayton Green, West Ealing, W13 0JE
righteous. He is the propitiation for our sins, and not for ours only but also for
the sins of the whole world.
5
Hymn – My Heart Is Filled With Thankfulness
Stuart Townend & Keith Getty
1 My heart is filled with thankfulness
to him who bore my pain;
who plumbed the depths of my disgrace
and gave me life again;
3 My heart is filled with thankfulness
to him who reigns above;
who crushed my curse of sinfulness,
and clothed me in his light,
whose wisdom is my perfect peace,
and wrote his law of righteousness
whose every thought is love.
with power upon my heart.
For every day I have on earth
is given by the King.
2 My heart is filled with thankfulness
So I will give my life, my all,
to him who walks beside;
to love and follow him.
who floods my weaknesses with strength
and causes fear to fly;
whose every promise is enough
for every step I take;
sustaining me with arms of love
and crowning me with grace.
Pastoral Prayer
Confession Of Faith – Heidelberg Catechism (Lord's Day 41)
Q 108 What does the seventh commandment teach us?
A
1
That all unchastity is cursed by God.
We must therefore detest it from the heart
and live chaste and disciplined lives, both within and outside of holy marriage.
1
Lev 18:30; Eph 5:3-5.
Q 109
2
Jude 22, 23.
3
2
3
1 Cor 7:1-9; 1 Thess 4:3-8; Heb 13:4.
Offering
2 Corinthians 8: 9 (ESV)
“For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ that, though he was rich, yet for your sake
he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich.”
There will be an opportunity to give to support the ministry at IPC during the
following hymn.
Details about how to give tax-efficiently can be found in the foyer.
Hymn – Lord Of The Church
Timothy Dudley-Smith
1 Lord of the church, we pray for our renewing:
Christ over all, our undivided aim;
fire of the Spirit, burn for our enduing,
wind of the Spirit, fan the living flame!
3 Lord of the church, we long for our uniting,
We turn to Christ amid our fear and failing,
true to one calling, by one vision stirred;
the will that lacks the courage to be free,
one cross proclaiming and one creed
the weary labours, all but unavailing,
to bring us nearer what a church should be.
reciting,
one in the truth of Jesus and his word!
So lead us on, till toil and trouble ended,
2 Lord of the church, we seek a Father’s
blessing,
one church triumphant one new song shall
sing,
a true repentance and a faith restored,
to praise his glory, risen and ascended,
a swift obedience and a new possessing,
Christ over all, the everlasting King!
with the Holy Spirit of the Lord!
filled
We turn to Christ from all our restless striving,
unnumbered voices with a single prayer:
the living water for our souls’ reviving,
in Christ to live, and love and serve and care.
Does God in this commandment forbid nothing more than adultery and similar
shameful sins?
A Since we, body and soul, are temples of the Holy Spirit, it is God's will that we keep
Preaching of God's Word – Stuart Cashman
ourselves pure and holy. Therefore he forbids all unchaste acts, gestures, words,
6
1
thoughts, desires, and whatever may entice us to unchastity.
1
Mt 5:27-29; 1 Cor 6:18-20; Eph 5:3, 4.
2
1 Cor 15:33; Eph 5:18.
2
7 Hymn – My Heart Is Filled With Thankfulness
Stuart Townend & Keith Getty
1 My heart is filled with thankfulness
to him who bore my pain;
who plumbed the depths of my disgrace
and gave me life again;
3 My heart is filled with thankfulness
to him who reigns above;
who crushed my curse of sinfulness,
and clothed me in his light,
whose wisdom is my perfect peace,
and wrote his law of righteousness
whose every thought is love.
with power upon my heart.
For every day I have on earth
is given by the King.
2 My heart is filled with thankfulness
So I will give my life, my all,
to him who walks beside;
to love and follow him.
who floods my weaknesses with strength
and causes fear to fly;
whose every promise is enough
for every step I take;
sustaining me with arms of love
and crowning me with grace.
Pastoral Prayer
Confession Of Faith – Heidelberg Catechism (Lord's Day 41)
Q 108 What does the seventh commandment teach us?
A
1
That all unchastity is cursed by God.
We must therefore detest it from the heart
and live chaste and disciplined lives, both within and outside of holy marriage.
1
Lev 18:30; Eph 5:3-5.
Q 109
2
Jude 22, 23.
3
2
3
1 Cor 7:1-9; 1 Thess 4:3-8; Heb 13:4.
Offering
2 Corinthians 8: 9 (ESV)
“For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ that, though he was rich, yet for your sake
he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich.”
There will be an opportunity to give to support the ministry at IPC during the
following hymn.
Details about how to give tax-efficiently can be found in the foyer.
Hymn – Lord Of The Church
Timothy Dudley-Smith
1 Lord of the church, we pray for our renewing:
Christ over all, our undivided aim;
fire of the Spirit, burn for our enduing,
wind of the Spirit, fan the living flame!
3 Lord of the church, we long for our uniting,
We turn to Christ amid our fear and failing,
true to one calling, by one vision stirred;
the will that lacks the courage to be free,
one cross proclaiming and one creed
the weary labours, all but unavailing,
to bring us nearer what a church should be.
reciting,
one in the truth of Jesus and his word!
So lead us on, till toil and trouble ended,
2 Lord of the church, we seek a Father’s
blessing,
one church triumphant one new song shall
sing,
a true repentance and a faith restored,
to praise his glory, risen and ascended,
a swift obedience and a new possessing,
Christ over all, the everlasting King!
with the Holy Spirit of the Lord!
filled
We turn to Christ from all our restless striving,
unnumbered voices with a single prayer:
the living water for our souls’ reviving,
in Christ to live, and love and serve and care.
Does God in this commandment forbid nothing more than adultery and similar
shameful sins?
A Since we, body and soul, are temples of the Holy Spirit, it is God's will that we keep
Preaching of God's Word – Stuart Cashman
ourselves pure and holy. Therefore he forbids all unchaste acts, gestures, words,
6
1
thoughts, desires, and whatever may entice us to unchastity.
1
Mt 5:27-29; 1 Cor 6:18-20; Eph 5:3, 4.
2
1 Cor 15:33; Eph 5:18.
2
7 Hymn - Salvation Belongs To Our God
Closing Hymn – O Church, Arise
Keith Getty & Stuart Townend © 2005 Thankyou Music
1 O church, arise
3 Come, see the cross
and put your armour on;
where love and mercy meet,
Adrian Turner & Pat Howard
1 Salvation belongs to our God
2 And we the redeemed shall be strong
who sits upon the throne
in purpose and unity
hear the call of Christ our captain;
as the Son of God is stricken;
and unto the lamb
declaring aloud
for now the weak can say that they are
then see his foes
be praise and glory, wisdom and thanks
praise and glory, wisdom and thanks
honour, and power, and strength
honour, and power, and strength!
strong
lie crushed beneath his feet,
in the strength that God has given.
for the Conqueror has risen!
Be to our God forever and ever
Be to our God forever and ever
With shield of faith and belt of truth
And as the stone is rolled away,
be to our God forever and ever
be to our God forever and ever
we'll stand against the devil's lies;
and Christ emerges from the grave,
be to our God forever and ever Amen
be to our God forever and ever, Amen
an army bold whose battle cry is “Love!”
this victory march continues till the day
reaching out to those in darkness.
every eye and heart shall see him.
2 Our call to war, to love the captive soul,
but to rage against the captor;
and with the sword that makes the
wounded whole
4 So Spirit, come,
put strength in every stride,
give grace for every hurdle,
that we may run with faith to win the prize
we will fight with faith and valour.
of a servant good and faithful.
When faced with trials on every side,
As saints of old still line the way,
we know the outcome is secure,
retelling triumphs of his grace,
and Christ will have the prize
we hear their calls and hunger for the day
for which he died —
when, with Christ, we stand in glory.
an inheritance of nations.
Confession Of Sin
All: O God our Father and King,
forgive us for thinking less of you than we ought;
for we think your truth too high, your will too hard and your power too remote;
but they are not!
We pray that you would resolve our confused minds with your Word,
redirect our divided wills with your law,
restore our troubled consciences with your forgiveness,
and revive our anxious hearts with your presence,
for the sake of your Son, Jesus Christ,
Benediction – Declaration Of God’s Blessing
The LORD bless you and keep you;
who loved us and gave himself for us. Amen.
Numbers 6: 24-26
the LORD make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you;
the LORD lift his countenance upon you and give you peace.
The Assurance Of Pardoning Grace
(1 John 2: 1b-2 ESV)
... [I]f anyone does sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the
Do stay for tea and coffee after the service.
You are welcome to join us at our evening service at 6.00pm,
which will be held in our church building at
53 Drayton Green, West Ealing, W13 0JE
righteous. He is the propitiation for our sins, and not for ours only but also for
the sins of the whole world.
5
Opening Hymn – O Worship The King!
Psalm 104
Robert Grant (1779-1838)
What’s On This Week
1 O worship the King,
4 Your bountiful care
all-glorious above;
what tongue can recite?
O gratefully sing
It breathes in the air,
his power and his love:
it shines in the light,
our shield and defender,
it streams from the hills,
the Ancient of days,
it descends to the plain,
pavilioned in splendour
and sweetly distils
and girded with praise!
in the dew and the rain.
2 O tell of his might!
5 Frail children of dust
O sing of his grace,
and feeble as frail,
whose robe is the light,
in you do we trust,
whose canopy space!
nor find you to fail;
His chariots of wrath
your mercies how tender,
the deep thunder clouds form,
how firm to the end
and dark is his path
our maker, defender,
on the wings of the storm.
Redeemer and friend!
3 The earth, with its store
6 O measureless Might!
of wonders untold,
O infinite Love!
Almighty, your power
While angels delight
has founded of old,
to praise you above,
established it fast
your ransomed creation,
by a changeless decree,
with glory ablaze,
and round it has cast,
with true adoration
Club 16
For school years 1-6
6.00 – 7.00pm
like a mantle, the sea.
shall sing to your praise!
24-7
For school years 6-9
7.00 – 8.15pm
Route 66
For school years 10-13
8.15 – 9.15pm
MON 13
th
Little Stars Baby / Toddler Group
9.15 – 11.15am @ IPC
TUE 14
th
Ealing Lunchtime Talks
1.10 – 1.40pm @ Ealing Town Hall
Women’s Bible Study (with crèche)
10.00 – 11.30am @ 53 Drayton Green
Contact: Rachel Evans
House Group
7.00pm @ the Raes’
WED 15
th
English Language Classes
10.00am @ 53 Drayton Green
House Groups
8.00pm @ 53 various locations
THUR 16
th
NO Women’s Bible Study
Lunch and Prayer
12.30pm @ 53 Drayton Green
Children and Youth Clubs at 53 Drayton Green:
FRI 17
th
NO Daytime House Group
Prayer For God’s Blessing
SAT 18
4
Reading Of God’s Word – Deuteronomy 2: 14-19 & 2: 24-37
p 144
(page 144 in the church Bibles)
th
SUN 19
th
Book Table
Offering literature and informal discussion
in West Ealing Broadway (by Sainsburys)
Contact: David Barnes
Adults’ and Children’s Sunday Schools (see page 11)
9.30am @ Drayton Manor High School
9
Information & Dates for your diary
Early Morning Prayer
Gathering at IPC
Tuesday 21st October
Any time between 6.30 and
8.00am
House Groups
have now started the new term —
studying John
If you'd like to join a group you'd
be more than welcome — do pick
up one of the leaflets at the back
or speak to one of the greeters
and they can direct you to the
right people.
International
Café for
Students
will be meeting
next on Monday
20th October
7.00 – 9.00pm
at Harris+Hoole
Café, Ealing
Broadway
Book Of The Term:
Taking God at his Word —
Why the Bible is worth
trusting, knowing and loving.
1 Chronicles 29 (ESV)
Does it shape the way we
think and feel and act?
We all have questions about it.
Leader:
Blessed are you, O Lord,
Can we trust it completely?
Does it really contain
everything we need for our
complicated lives?
Can we really know what it
teaches, or just our own
interpretation of it?
and you rule over all.
Only £7
October Half Term Arrangements
Ealing Lunchtime Talks and Thursday/Friday day-time Bible
Studies will still be meeting.
the God of Israel our father,
forever and ever.
Yours is the kingdom, O Lord,
and you are exalted as head above all.
Both riches and honour come from you,
And shouldn't we focus on
Jesus, rather than the Bible?
Little Stars, Tuesday Women’s Bible Study and all the Kids’ Clubs
will take a break during half term (27/10 – 31/10).
10
Call to worship
By Kevin DeYoung
The Bible stands at the heart
of the Christian faith, but what
do we really believe about it?
All:
In your hand are power and might,
and in your hand it is to make great
and to give strength to all.
And now we thank you, our God,
and praise your glorious name. 3
Welcome
The Women's Bible Study on Tuesday mornings is now well under way!
It meets at the church building, 53 Drayton Green from 10:00 – 11.30am.
There is a crèche to make it possible for those with young children to
come.
Today
Sunday School for Children
9.30am
Meet in the crèche at the end of the corridor
Sunday School for Adults
9.30am
Meet in Room A162 down the corridor (“Phrases you think you
know – Being filled with/in the Spirit”)
or Room A203 (Heidelberg Catechism) upstairs (look for notices)
Refreshments
10.15am
In the foyer
All are welcome!
Please speak to Rachel Evans or Froukje Cradock for more information.
Bonfire Night
Coming up on Sunday 2nd November after the
evening service in the IPC garden. There’ll be
sparklers, food and a fantastic bonfire!
Morning Service
10.30am
Stuart Cashman will be preaching
Route 66
4.45pm
Why not invite your friends to the evening
service beforehand?
Meet @ 53 Drayton Green
Marta and Rachel may ask you to bring a
small contribution, so watch your emails.
Evening Service
6.00pm
At 53 Drayton Green.
Children
Advance Warning….
We welcome children of all ages to the service, and also provide a
crèche for children under 4. Sheets will be given out to the children
to help them follow the sermon. There’s one for little tots called ‘Gold
Diggers’, and one for older children called ‘Fact Finders’.
Parents / Carers
The service is relayed through to the foyer so you can listen to the
service while caring for very young children. Please be aware that
children need to be supervised after the service, and are not
allowed to roam around the building as there are other groups who
are meeting in the school. An adult needs to be with the children in
th
Clocks go back early on Sunday 26 October
Sunday Schools are now starting at 9.30am and finishing at
10.15am for refreshments.
From next week there will be two new streams to follow in Adult Sunday
School.
The first is a series of studies on God’s Illustrations – Images in the
Bible.
Translation
For overseas visitors there are Bibles in various languages
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Sermon Recordings
If you would like a recording of any of the sermons preached at IPC
please email ipcealing@yahoo.co.uk
In the second stream, we will be looking at “The Covenant – the God
who commits”.
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Serving Ministry
Church Cleaning
th
18 October: Paul H & Kondwani Family
th
25 October: Volunteers please
Greeting / Stewarding
This week: April; Cassie
th
19 October: April; David B
PowerPoint / Sound
This week: Robert / Paul
th
19 October: Robert / Paul
Evening Greeters
This week: John & Catharine
th
19 October: John & Catharine
Hospitality
Please ask a Deacon
Setting up
This week: Karlis; James M
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19 October: Gisele & Miguel
Refreshments
This week: Andrew K; Sandra
th
19 October: Andrew K; Sandra
Crèche
This week: Joan; Penny
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19 October: Ali; Gisele
CHURCH ELDERS
DEACONS
Rev. Paul Levy
Chris Cradock
Andrew Rae
Daphne Colpman
Paul Hosier
John Silva
Graham Weeks
Paul Meiners
Chuck Phillips
INTERNATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY 12th OCTOBER 2014
Morning Service
Alison Kelly
Adrian Little
Susan Barnes
Sunday 10:30am
CHURCH STAFF
Paul Levy - Minister
apaullevy@googlemail.com
Rachel Evans - Church worker
rachevans88@gmail.com
Steve Frost - Outreach
crownstaff@yahoo.com
Stuart Cashman – Assistant
Minister
cashman.stuart@gmail.com
Chris Roberts - Church worker
christopherroberts@bigfoot.com
Jess Lefroy - Admin
ipcealing@yahoo.co.uk
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“Our help is in the name of the LORD
who made heaven and earth.”
Psalm 124: 8 International Presbyterian Church Ealing, 53 Drayton Green, Ealing, London W13 0JE
(020) 8997 4706
www.ipc-ealing.co.uk
ipcealing@yahoo.co.uk
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