06 October 2013
Weekly Diary (for information and prayer) Sunday 6 th … 10.00am Prayer meeting in the Prayer Room 8.00pm The Net (at St Mary’s) (Y 10+) th Monday 7 … 9.00 Old School Nursery (Mon-Fri)# 9.30am Parish Staff Meeting & prayers 8.00pm SCC F & S meets (Venue TBC) 10.00am ACORNS 8.15pm Housegroup at 25 The Mere th Wednesday 9 ... 8.30am Prayers in church (Wed – Fri) 10.15 & 10.45am KS2 & KS1 assemblies at Meadowbank 12.00pm Lunchtime Communion & Lunch 6.30pm All Stars Club (Y5 & 6) th Thursday 10 9.00-11.00 Church Office open … 10.30am Funeral of Lola Parkes in church 2.00pm Church Café St Cuthbert Labyrinth opens 3.30pm After School Club th Friday 11 … 9.00-12 noon St Cuthbert Labyrinth 12.15pm OSN Committee meets 1.00pm Knit and Natter 7.00-9.00pm St Cuthbert Labyrinth 7.30pm Friday Club th Saturday 12 … 8.00am – 4.30pm St Cuthbert Labyrinth / Day of Prayer 9.00am In Stitches th Sunday 13 … 10.00am Prayer meeting in the Prayer Room 8.00pm The Net (at St Mary’s) (Y 10+) Please pray for The Sick ... In homes / housebound… Bereaved … Edith Bell (in St Anne’s Hospice), Barbara Beynon, Di Latimer, Daniel Adu-Dwumma, Carol Simms, Emma Capper, Mabel Hodgetts, Colin France, Gwen, Mike Johnson, Les Fennell, Mary Wolstenholme, Joy Hayward (Heather’s sister) & Eddie Scrase-Field Bessie Skeer, Dora Jones, Pauline Price, Herbert Ormiston Winnie Burrows & Rosemary Railey The family & friends of Lola Parkes, especially her children, Gillian & Michael. 06 October 2013 Much is required from the person to whom much is given Lk 12.48 Minister: Mike Newman (428 5212) Wardens: Andrew Pugh (610 2570) Lindsay Burrows (485 1509) Time for God volunteer: Theresa Heering 07582484721 e-mail: enquiries@stcuthberts.org web: www.stcuthberts.org Welcome to St Cuthbert’s today especially if you are a visitor The morning service is usually projected and so no books are required. For those who prefer, printed sheets are available containing the songs. There is a crèche throughout the morning service in the lower lounge. For children aged three to school Year 9 inclusive there are separate activities which commence before the reading. Noticesheet items should be sent to Fiona – fiona.earnshaw@sky.com 286 2823 - by Wednesday Prayer Ministry is available at all Sunday services with a particular provision at Communion service. Please move to the front after the service or speak to a member of the Prayer Ministry team. It is our policy not to take public collections, but if you wish to give towards the work of St. Cuthbert’s please use the offertory box. If you are a tax payer please think about completing a Gift Aid declaration Ten per cent of all that we receive is in turn given away to the following mission agencies: OMF, CMS & Crosslinks. We also support YFC/ Covies, & The Eden Bus Project. If you know of anyone sick or in any sort of need pass the details to Liz or Ruth our Pastoral Workers Drinks are served after both morning and evening services. Please do join us if you can. Special Prayer for the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity O God, forasmuch as without you we are not able to please you; mercifully grant that your Holy Spirit may in all things direct and rule our hearts; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen. This Sunday 10.30 am Ten Thirty Service Theme: 125th Anniversary Leader: Mike Newman Preacher: Rt. Rev Peter Forster Read: John 1.43-51 6.30pm Evening Service / HC Theme: Nineteenth after Trinity Leader: Mike Newman Preacher: Phil Newsome Read: Habakkuk 1.1–4; 2.1–4 2 Tim. 1.1–14; Luke 17.5–10 Next Sunday 9.45am Service with baptism Theme: Called to serve Leader: Malcolm Winton Preacher: Mike Newman 11.15am Holy Communion Theme: Called to serve Leader: Phil Newsome Preacher: Mike Newman 6.30pm Evening Service Theme: Twentieth after Trinity Leader: Liz Duxbury Preacher: Catherine Johnson Administrative Assistant on an Internship Basis ROC is an established charity recognised for the way it brings people and organisations together to improve the lives of individuals and communities. The post would ideally suit someone who is well organised with a friendly outgoing personality, a positive attitude and a passion to see communities and lives changed for the better. To apply please email a full CV with a covering letter explaining how your previous skills and experience will be of value to this post and why you are applying to: recruitment@roc.uk.com. Closing date: 1st November. Interviews: 8th November. Start date: 18th November A warm welcome to the Bishop of Chester Peter Forster, our Diocesan Bishop, joins us this morning for the last event in our year of 125th Anniversary celebrations. We appreciate his leadership and he, in turn, is looking forward to talking to as many of us as possible over coffee. Please do stay on after that for a special Church lunch of either lasagne or curry at £3.00 / £1.50. St Cuthbert’s Calling Please help us distribute our Parish Newsletter by collecting your bundle today. New helpers are always welcome. World Mental Health Day Tricia Berry is involved in the Diocesan work on mental health. The Board of Social Responsibility is putting on a free one-woman show by Revd. Eva McIntyre at Patches Chabala’s church, St Michaels, in Chester on Monday 7th October from 7 to 9 pm. Her show is called: “God is depressed! Who on earth can shine some hope on the situation?” Flyers are in the foyer, or see Tricia for more details. St Cuthbert Labyrinth / 50 Days of Prayer From Saturday 12 October to Sunday 01 December everyone at St Cuthbert’s is asked to join in 50 Days of Prayer for this and other local churches. Prayer cards and further information will be available on the day, but for now please note the St Cuthbert’s Labyrinth with which we will launch the initiative. This will provide quiet, space and resources to help us consider the Lord’s call on our lives. Times are shown opposite and in the Diary section with the church being open all day Saturday 8.00-4.30 and with three set gatherings at 8am, 12 noon and 4pm. Please help us - volunteers are needed to staff the church as shown on the notice in the foyer. Maranatha Lecture Presented by Sir Peter Fahy Chief Constable, Greater Manchester Police Force “Do not judge and you will not be judged” The challenges of being a Police Officer and a Christian, and the balance between punishment, rehabilitation and blame. Wednesday 13th November 2013 7.30pm. Weston Theatre, Manchester Conference Centre, Sackville Street, Manchester M1 3BB. Tickets cost £5. Telephone Kevin McKenna: 0161 282 5523 or email: lecture@maranathacommunity.org.uk Operation Christmas Child Please help yourself to a free flatpack ‘go’ box and leaflet (in the foyer) and bring the shoebox to church during the first two weeks in November. Remember to give £3 on line or put a cheque for that amount in the box and put the relevant label on the front of the box. Thank you for doing a box. New Format Noticesheet As part of our changes to services, we are altering the way we share information. From next week the noticesheet will be replaced with a compact weekly "diary" sheet. All other notices will be available on the powerpoint in church, in the foyer, and shortly on the new website. We'll also have a monthly "catch-up" sheet to share news and events. If you have any notices, news or events you'd like published, please send them to Lindsey: lindseycampbell@ymail.com / 07546 588042. For those who can, a PPT slide of your notice would be appreciated. Please be patient as we work out the changes! City Centre Ministries Steve Brown called in the week in CCM’s new van to pick up our Harvest offerings and says a bi ‘thank you’ to all who gave. Visit their website or wait out on the forthcoming newsletter for more information. Service of Confirmation / Affirmation of Faith This will be held on Sunday 09 February 2014 at 6.30pm. It is likely that we will have a good number of candidates. If you are interested in being one of them please speak to Mike or one of the Wardens (adults) or Kate or Gary (young people). Christmas Hosts Required Could you make the world a friendlier place by offering an invitation to an international student at a UK university, for just a day, a weekend, or three days at Christmas? Young adults from many countries would love to have a homely break and discover the real life of this country. HOST is a well-established charity which takes care in linking students with volunteer hosts. www.hostuk.org or call Alan Lodge 01845 527448.
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