Sunday 23rd July 2017
(Liturgical Colour: Green)
THE SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY (Proper 11)
8.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
Rev’d Canon Barry Wright
Readings: Romans 8:12-25 (p.797); Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43 (p.691)
10.00am Sung Eucharist (CW)
Rev’d Canon Barry Wright
Readings: Isaiah 44:6-8; Romans 8:12-25; Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43
12.15pm Baptism of Alana Boe John Baptiste
Rev’d Jane Edwards
6.30pm Evensong
Rev’d Canon Barry Wright
Readings: Psalm 67; 1 Kings 2:10-12 and 3:16-end; Matthew 13:10-17
Welcome to our Services. If you are a visitor, we hope you will feel at home and part of our Church Family as we worship God together. Leaflets and our monthly magazine are available at the back of church with information about our activities. Also, please look at our website – www.allsaintsbelvedere.com
Please join us for refreshments after the 10am Service
The Week Ahead
Mon 24-Tues 25 Jane on leave
Wed 26th 9.15am Morning Prayer in Church
10.00-12 noon Art Club in Church Hall
Thurs 27th 10.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
(Readings: Exodus 19:1-2, 9-11, 16-20; Matthew 13:10-17)
7.45pm Table tennis/Pool Club in Hall
Fri 28th 9.30am -11.30am Friday Coffee Morning in Church Hall
12.30pm-2.30pm Willow Club in Church Hall
7.00pm -8.30pm Choir Practice in Church
Sun 30th The Seventh Sunday after Trinity
8.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
10.00am Sung Eucharist (CW)
1.00pm Burial of Ashes in Memorial Garden
Prayers
Anglican Communion: Osun North East (Ibadan, Nigeria) Bishop Humphery Olumakaiye
Diocese: Link Diocese of Kondoa in Tanzania; Bishop Given Gaula
Parish/Deanery: Alana John Baptiste being baptised today, her parents and godparents; for the guests and helpers at Willow Club; for those living in Grove Road and Orchard Avenue
Our Country/The World: Children as they begin the school holidays; families travelling at this time.
For healing and wholeness: Doreen French, Maisie, Fran & Don Knight, Ann-Marie, Joan Watkins, Laura Gisbourne, Georgiana Nicol, John Davies, Carrie Stanley, Baby Miriam, Michael Smith (Michelle’s Dad), Andrew Davis, Roy Hunking, Shirley Miles, Peggy Stubberfield, Rachel Newby, Mary Dewsall.
Those who have died: We pray for all who mourn.
NOTICES
Deanery Fun Day Sat 16 Sept 1-4pm @ St. Martin’s Barnehurst. Bouncy castle, Animal days out, BBQ, Face painting Come as a family £1.00 per person. Book with Laura on 07735410698
Confirmation: Anyone interested in being confirmed this year, please speak to Jane or Clive. Young people need to be over the age of 11yrs. If you're not baptised, it is possible to be baptised at the same service, or received into membership of the Church of England if you were baptised in another denomination.
‘Being Disciples’: We continue with our 6-week sermon series today on Rowan William’s book of the same name. Copies of this are available for a small donation. Come mid-week on Wednesday evenings from 7.30pm-9.00pm to learn and share more on the topic.
Banner Booklet: Sue Moore has produced a booklet on our Church Banners, priced at £1.50. Do take a look – they are at the back of Church near the magazines.
Showtime, presented by Erith Operatic Society, Saturday 16 Sept 7.30pm in Church Hall. Join us for a selection from popular musicals and operetta, including Les Miserables, Disney’s Aladdin, Jungle Book and Lion King, Phantom of the Opera, and Chess, as well as ‘Antonio’ the 5 minute opera; and sing along to your favourites from Rogers & Hammerstein and other American blockbusters. Tickets £6 (on the door, in Church, or call Janette on 02083002990). All proceeds to be divided between EOS and All Saints.
Dates ahead
Sat 5 Aug 9.00am-10.00am Prayer Walk
Thurs 8 Aug 7.45pm Standing Committee
Sun 13 Aug 10.00am Family Service
Sat 19 Aug 11.30am-4.00pm Church Hall Work Party
Sat 16 Sept 1.00pm-4.00pm Deanery Fun Day @ St. Martin’s Barnehurst
7.30pm Fund-raising concert in Church Hall
Sun 8 Oct Harvest Thanksgiving
Sun 29 Oct 3.00pm All Souls Memorial Service, followed by tea
Sun 5 Nov All Saints Sunday 10.00am Confirmation Service
The Charity Bowl - July and August. We will be raising funds for ‘Maggie’s:
In May 1993, Maggie Keswick Jencks was told that her breast cancer had returned and was given two to three months to live. She joined an advanced chemotherapy trial and lived for another 18 months. During that time, she and her husband Charles Jencks worked closely with her medical team, which included oncology nurse, Laura Lee, now Maggie’s Chief Executive, to develop a new approach to cancer care. In order to live more positively with cancer, Maggie and Charles believed you needed information that would allow you to be an informed participant in your medical treatment, stress-reducing strategies, psychological support and the opportunity to meet other people in similar circumstances in a relaxed domestic atmosphere. Maggie was determined that people should not “lose the joy of living in the fear of dying”. In November 1996, the first Maggie’s Centre opened in Edinburgh and what Maggie had planned became a reality. There are two centres in London at Charing Cross Hospital, W6 and the Cancerkin Centre, NW3. Two more are planned at The Royal Marsden Hospital & St Bartholomew's Hospital.Chris Martin