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Services for Sunday October 8 , 17 Sunday After Trinity Morning Prayer st th October 1 2017, 16 Sunday after Trinity Website: ballisodare.achonry.anglican.org Services for Sunday October 8th , 17th Sunday after Trinity Morning Prayer 9.30am Emlaghfad, Ballymote Midday Holy Trinity, Ballisodare Informal Worship at: 10.45am St. Paul's, Collooney Forthcoming Events and News Knitted Items for the Kenyan Water Project You are very welcome to give any knitted items of Mother’s Union Conference vests, toys etc. to Myrtle Nairn byb22nd Oct and This year the conference is again taking place in she will bring them to Ballina Rectory where they Sligo at the Raddison Blu Hotel, Rosses Point, Co. will be packed in suitcases for their trip to Kenya. Sligo. It is the weekend of October 20th/21st with conference leader, Mary Good and keynote The Knitting Group Reminder speaker, Alice Leadbeter. For further details and Tuesday 3rd October, from 1.30 - 3pm in the an application form contact Mary Bourke church hall, Holy Trinity Church, Ballisodare. ([email protected]), Barbara Clarke Julie would welcome any help to set up, serve ([email protected]) or indeed the Rector drinks and tidy away at the end of the session. ([email protected]). She will open up at 1.00pm to prepare the space. Holy Trinity Clothes Collection R.E.A.L. conference day for Women An advanced notice that the annual clothes Churches in Sligo and the surrounding area have collection will be taking place in November as come together to organise a conference for women usual/ on Saturday 14th October from 9.30 to 4.30 in the Methodist Church, Sligo. The day will include St Paul’s Church Select Vestry Meeting worship, a choice of workshops and prayer. There will be a meeting in the school room on Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Please Thursday, October 5th at 8.00pm. Please make take a leaflet at the back of church and book your every effort to attend as we have some big place early if you would like to attend. Call Julie decisions to be made. Ison on 9133217 for more details about this exciting local celebration. News Congratulations to Errol and Maure Williams on ALPHA Course the recent arrival of a new grandchild! Have you ever wanted to do the ALPHA Course? A new course is starting in the Knocknarea area Sligo Cathedral Harvest Lunch on Wed, 4th October. To book a place call Helen St John’s Church Harvest Lunch will be on on 087 950 1443 or speak to Julie Ison on 913 Sunday October 8 th . Please see poster for further 3217 details Website Please check out the website regularly for further information. I am posting book reviews and other Contact Details information which you may find useful. In Website: ballisodare.achonry.anglican.org addition, the calendar is active meaning you can Rector: Rev. Andrew Ison check out what is on when and where. Tel: 071-9133217 (089-2221483) E-mail: [email protected] Ballisodare Men’s Sheds A Newsletter is available at the back of church. .
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