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The Little Dart Mission Community to Know Christ and Make Him Known The Little Dart Mission Community To know Christ and make Him known Diary Dates & Info Sunday 26 January 2020 A very warm welcome to you today May you know God’s blessing today and in the days ahead. East Worlington Sunday Club Sunday Club held on the 1st Sunday of each month in East Worlington School from 11:15 to 12:30 & is Free to children of primary school age to early teens. Chawleigh Sunday Club Sunday Club held on the 4th Sunday of each month in the Jubilee Hall Chawleigh from 10:30am to 12:00 & is Free to children of primary school age to early teens. Mission Shed Barnstaple Theme Joy 2020 Thursday 6th February 2020 7 pm for 7.30pm start - 9 p.m. at Boston Tea Party Cafe, Tuly Street, Barnstaple (by the Cattle market Car Park) A chance to pray and prepare together for the events taking place as part of the Joy 2020 Bishops in Mission event in North Devon in March 2020. Refreshments on arrival. Everyone Welcome. In the Diocese of Exeter pray grow serve with joy Burrington Quiz Night Saturday 8th February 7.30pm Start Quiz Night in Burrington Parish Hall in aid of Burrington Church. Teams of up to 6, £6 per person in Light Refreshments with Tea & Coffee included. Bring your own drinks. Call Gill Benson to book a table. St John the Baptist Witheridge The trials and tribulations of the village organist Sunday February 23rd 3pm at St John the Baptist Witheridge. A very light-hearted Sunday Afternoon Musical Talk given by Michael Pagliero accompanied by Piers Howell, Peter Johnson and John Harris on the organ as necessary. Donations appreciated for the Pipeup scheme set-up, to train local young organists and Witheridge Parish Church. Wednesdays Café in Chulmleigh Church Wednesdays from 11:00 am to 2pm. Free tea, coffee, biscuits and conversation. All welcome. Naturally Supernatural – Winter Conference Wednesday, 12 February → Saturday, 15 February 2020 at Soul Survivor Watford Warehouse 5 /7 WD24 7GP Each year a group travels up from the Little Dart Mission Community to take part in the Naturally Supernatural Winter Conference. Generally we travel up on the Wednesday morning and return on the Sunday as the conference finishes late on Saturday evening. An event pass cost £61.00 per person with food and accommodation extra. For more details see https://naturallysupernatural.co.uk/ If you would be interested in coming along please contact Tony Rockey 01769 581712 or [email protected] Services & Notices Sunday 26 January 2020 – 3rd of Epiphany Readings; Isaiah 9.1-4, Psalm 27.1, 4-12 1 Corin 1.10-18, Matthew 4.12-23 Collect God of all mercy, your Son proclaimed good news to the poor, release to the captives, and freedom to the oppressed: anoint us with your Holy Spirit and set all your people free to praise you in Christ our Lord. Sunday 02 February 2020 – Candlemas Chulmleigh 09:00 BCP Morning Prayer 10:30 Worship followed by lunch Chawleigh 10:30 Morning Worship Cheldon 15:00 Plough Service Wembworthy 09:30 Morning Prayer Witheridge 09:30 Holy Communion East Worlington 11:15 Holy Communion with Sunday Club Weekday Prayers in church Chulmleigh 09:00 Friday Chawleigh 09.00 Wednesday Witheridge 08.30 Daily House Groups Chawleigh House Group Meets at 7.30pm, every Monday, at Horseshoes Witheridge House Group Meets at 7.30pm, every Wednesday at the Vicarage, Witheridge. All welcome The Little Dart Mission Community Website This is the place to visit for details about the life of the 12 churches in the Mission Community www.littledartchurches.org.uk For Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals. In Chulmleigh, Burrington, Chawleigh, Cheldon, Thelbridge and Wembworthy please contact Rev’d Tony In Witheridge with Creacombe, Eggesford, Meshaw, Romansleigh, East Worlington and West Worlington please contact Rev’d Adrian Clergy Rev’d Tony Rockey. Tony’s rest day is Monday Tel. 01769 581712 email: [email protected] Rev’d. Adrian Wells. Adrian’s rest day is Friday Tel. 01884 861383 email: [email protected] Rev’d. Clive Jobbins. Clive is currently in France email: [email protected] Tel. 07745 684505 Rev’d. Janet May. Janet’s rest day is Friday Tel. 01769 580791 email: [email protected] .
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