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SERVICES AND
2nd The Fourth Sunday before Advent -All Saints Patronal Festival
10.30am
Celebration Communion Heb 12
18-24 Matt 5 1-12
6.00pm All
Souls Service
Luke 24 13-35
5th Wednesday
10.15am Holy Communion
6th Thursday
10.45am Beaumanor
9th The Third Sunday before Advent
10.30am
Rememberance Service Matt 25
1-13
6.00pm Sung
Evensong Judges
7 2-22 John 15 9-17
12th Wednesday
10.15am Holy Communion
13th Thursday
10.30am Circle service
16th The Second Sunday before Advent
10.30am Service
of Word Matt 25
14-30
6.00pm Parish
Communion Matt
25 14-30
19th Wednesday
10.15am Holy Communion
23rd The Sunday next before Advent
10.30am Parish Communion – Christ the King Matt 25 31-end
4.00pm 4 @ 4
6.00pm Sung Evensong
2 Sam 23
1-7 Matt 28 16-end
26th Wednesday
10.15am Holy Communion
30th Advent Sunday
10.30am Parish
Communion Isa 64 1-9
Mark 13 24-end
6.00pm Parish
Evensong Isa 1
1-20 Matt 21 1-13
Weekday Services
Please see above
Parish Meetings and Events
November
2ndIn the morning we will be holding our All Saints Patronal Festival which will be presided over by the Venerable Paul Hackwood who will also be preaching, following on from this service will be a Celebration Lunch, all are welcome.
At 6pm we will be holding an All Souls Thanksgiving Memorial Service, all are welcome to attend. We wish to pray by name for those we miss so you are welcome to let us have any names you want to remember (whether you are able to attend or not), just add the name to the list available.
9th
10.30am Remembrance Sunday.
At 4pm there will be a performance of Faure’s Requiem in Leicester Cathedral, this is being arranged by ‘Hope against Cancer’. This is an opportunity to reflect on loved ones past and present. No ticket necessary but there will be a retiring collection for Hope against Cancer.
11th
Remembrance Day. A Service of Remembrance will be held in Queen’s Park starting at 10.45am and Rachel will be taking this service.
16th
There will be no baptisms on this Sunday; instead we will be holding a Service of Word. Also, as it is the third Sunday of the month, then it must be ‘Curry Evening’. Please see Rachel if you are interested.
30th
Advent Sunday. In the morning we will be holding our Advent Sunday service and in the evening it will be the advent Carol Service, all are welcome to attend.
COULD YOU PRAY FOR YOUR LOCAL SCHOOL?
S.O.a.R. (Schools, Outreach And Resources) is setting up a prayer network covering each of the schools in the Loughborough Area.
• Do you have children or grandchildren at school?
• Do you live near a local school?
• Could you spare half an hour each month to meet with others and pray?
There are already groups like this meeting in the area and they have been really encouraged to see their prayers being answered. If you are at all interested please contact us and we will let you know what is happening in your local school.
Hilary Ayling Email: soar@btconnect.com Tel: 01509 890115
Could you do Lunch? Could you offer Sunday Lunch once a month to a student? If so, please contact Stephen.
A Stranger for Christmas
Visits from strangers at Christmas began with shepherds turning up at a Bethlehem stable, and continued with the arrival of wise men from a foreign land. You could carry on this tradition, by inviting an international student to spend Christmas in your home. HOST is a well-established charity, backed by the Foreign Office and many universities, which links adults studying in the UK with hospitable volunteers throughout Britain. Guests come from all over the world, including many from China. They speak English, are keen to share their own culture, while longing to know more about our way of life. Welcoming a student who might otherwise spend Christmas on a deserted campus, fosters international understanding, and will make Christmas special. See www.hostuk.org or call 0207 254 3039, for more information. HOST arranges visits throughout the year, so if your 'inn' is full this Christmas, you can still offer an invitation at another time.
Local Author raising money for Unicef, selling Bible Stories for children
Leanne Kilpatrick from Burbage is raising money for Unicef by compiling books of Bible stories specifically for young children aged about 4 – 8 years. She plans to release five books in time for Christmas. Leanne’s first book, “Two by Two” will be available from the publishers (Oleander Press) very soon. The style and rhymes in the books are inspired by Dr Seuss of Cat in the Hat fame. For more information, go to the publisher’s website www.oleanderpress.co.uk or order from www.amazon.com
Tower
The next edition of the Tower will be coming out in the beginning of December, so if you wish to have an article included then please contact either the parish office or see Stephen.
Future Events
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