Welcome to our services today 9 November 2014 Remembrance Sunday

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Welcome to our services today
9 November 2014
Remembrance Sunday
www.stmarys-grassendale.co.uk
Seeking to be…
A church that grows together through our Worship
A church that grows up through our Teaching
A church that grows more through our Outreach
A church that grows out through our Love in action
8.30 Holy Communion (A)
Amos 5.18-24 page 920
1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 page 1188
Matthew 25.1-13 page 994
COLLECT
OFTHE
THE
DAY
COLLECT OF
DAY
Heavenly Father,
whose blessed Son was revealed
to destroy the works of the devil
and to make us the children of God and heirs of
eternal life:
grant that we, having this hope,
may purify ourselves even as he is pure;
that when he shall appear in power and great
glory
we may be made like him in his eternal and glorious kingdom;
where he is alive and reigns with you,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever.
10.50 Remembrance Day and Praise
Service
1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 page 1188
6.30 Service of Hope
Revelation 7.9-17 page 1238
Organ Music:
Andante Tranquillo - Whitlock
RAF March Past – HW Davies
ALTERNATIVE COLLECT
NEXT SUNDAY - 16 November
8.30 Holy Communion (D)
1 Kings 21.1-16 page 364
1 Thessalonians 5.1-11 page 1188
Matthew 25.14-30 page 994
Sidespersons - Ron Collings, Ann
Dodd
11.00 Morning Prayer
1 Kings 21.1-16 page 364
Sidespersons - Joy Voght, Ken
Buckley, Tony Sargent, Cassie Lindsay
6.30 Evening Worship
As at 8.30 service
Sidespersons– John Pomfret,
Pauline Begley
Organ Music
Berceuse – Vierne
Faust (Soldiers’ Chorus) – Gounod /
Marsh
We hope that through our worship you
will encounter the Living God. If you are
new to St Mary’s please fill in one of the
Welcome cards on the pews and give it
to one of the sidespeople. We warmly
welcome children to our church.
ALTERNATIVE COLLECT
God, our refuge and strength,
bring near the day when wars shall cease
and poverty and pain shall end,
that earth may know the peace of heaven
through Jesus Christ our Lord
For your prayers

For Bishop Paul and his family as they
prepare for his installation

For all those who have lost loved ones, and
for those who have family have come back
injured, give them comfort.

For the challenges we face as a church keeping our buildings in good repair.

For those who are sick, please pray for
healing and wholeness.
Pew bags are available for younger children who would like to use them. We have a loop system for the hard
of hearing. Please adjust your hearing aid to the T position to benefit from this system. There are toilets by
the St Mary’s Road entrance
THIS WEEK
Monday - Friday 9.05 Morning Prayer
Monday 9.30-11.30 Church open.
Tuesday 6pm Short Act of Remembrance at
Garston Cenotaph, Long Lane
Wednesday 11.30 L.I.N.C in the Hall
Thursday 8pm Pilgrim at St Mary's
Confirmation 2014
If you are interested in being confirmed this
year then please do speak to Paul.
Riverside Partnership Dates
Thursday the 6th November at 8pm
the monthly meeting will be at St
Michaels Church all are invited and welcome.
Sunday the 16th November
4pm Partnership Praise at St Michaels
Church open to all.
And one for the ladies..
A message from Lesley Harvey
I have booked the Spice Brasserie,
Garston for Friday 14th November
7.30pm.
Any ladies wishing to come along, if you
could email me by the end of October
that would be great. rolandharvey68@gmail.com
And one for the men ….
We have booked the Spice Brasserie,
Garston for Friday 28th November
7.30pm.
email: cmarsdencmjb@aol.com
by the 14th November
Traidcraft
A hamper with Traidcraft items is being put
together for the Christmas Fayre. Donations
of goods or money will be greatly appreciated. 10% of all sales on the stall go to Church
funds
Christmas Bazaar 2014
The Christmas Bazaar is approaching
- Saturday 22nd November. Thank you to
everyone who has donated goods
throughout the year. This month we are
collecting bottles. Any type will do from
ketchup to champagne! There is box at the
back of church. Thanks.
Fundraising Team
Due to the escalating costs of keeping our
buildings well maintained, it has been
decided we need a fundraising team. If you
are interested in joining please see Paul or
the Wardens.
Use and Abuse of the Bible Lectures :
The topics are slavery, women,
anti-semitism and homosexuality. If anyone
is interested in attending this series of 4
lectures running from Tuesday 11/11/14 at
7.30pm (Bold Street Methodist Church,
Warrington) please let me know. Thanks.
Hazel (I can offer lifts)
Shoebox Appeal
Unfortunately due to other commitments I
won't be able to organise the shoebox
appeal this year. If anyone has filled boxes
or items for boxes I will be happy to pass
them on. Perhaps someone would like to
think about taking on the appeal next
year. Alison Rive
Archbishop Blanch Memorial Lecture
Wednesday, November 12th at 7.00p.m. 9.00p.m. (refreshments from 6.30.)
At the Lecture theatre of Eden building,
Hope University. (car parking £2, payable at
a machine) The theme is "The Book of Life:
the Bible as a means of Grace." Speakerthe Very Rev. Dr. Pete Wilcox, Dean of the
Cathedral.
Tickets are free and can be booked
through www.eventbrite.co.uk, ( Archbishop
Blanch lecture in search bar).
Then the Lord called Samuel. Samuel answered, “Here I am.”
1 Samuel 3: 4