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Buckley Church Plant Questions/Discussion/Prayer th Sunday, 14 January Week 2 Welcome! Today 9:30am Prayer meeting “Worshipping God, 10:30am Morning Service loving his people, Preacher: John Richards making and equipping Theme: “Where are we heading?” disciples… 11:30am Service at Pantymwyn Village Hall locally and globally” Preacher: Kelvin Redmile Text: Lamentations 2* 2:30pm Service at The Cottage Please stay and join us 4:15pm Buckley plant meeting* for refreshments 6:00pm Evening service after the morning Preacher: John Richards and evening services. Theme: “Singing together” Preaching Away Next Sunday Please let us know if you’re 9:30am Prayer Meeting preaching away so we can 10:30am Morning Service: Communion pray for you! Preacher: John Richards James Mitton is Theme: The grace of giving preaching on Sunday at 11:30am Service at Pantymwyn Village Hall Denbigh at 10.30am. Preacher: Kelvin Redmile Adrian Patterson Text: Lamentations 3 preaching at Cymau 3:00pm Service at Bryn Yr Haul Chapel on Sunday 6:00pm Evening Service afternoon. Preacher: Ben Slatter Matt Wynn will be Text: 2 Sam 8-10 preaching at Holywell United Reform Church on Sunday Morning *Please see the notices for more info. This Week’s Diary Dates for Your Diary Mon 15th 7:30am Prayer meeting January Tues 16th 10:30am Coffee Morning Sun 14th 4:15pm 7:30pm Prayer meeting Buckley church plant Wed 17th 9:45-11:15am Playcorner questions & discussion* 7:30pm Deacons' meeting February 7:30pm Deaf Fellowship Tues 20th 7:30pm Thurs 18th 9:45-11:15am Playcorner Church Family Meeting 3:30-4:30pm Y Gorlan Fri 19th 9:00am-10:00am PCT meeting 6:15-7:15pm Jucos 7:30pm Covies Monthly Rotation at a Glance 1st Sun Communion PM Lexham Green Pen Y Fron 1st Tues Prayer Meeting 2nd Sun - The Cottage - 2nd Tues Home Groups 3rd Sun Communion AM Bryn Yr Haul - 3rd Tues Prayer Meeting 4th Sun - - - 4th Tues Home Groups 5th Sun Communion PM - - 5th Tues Home Groups *Please see the notices for more info. Book of the Term A Praying Life – connecting with God in a distracting world by Paul Miller. Books on prayer sometimes just leave you feeling guilty, this book doesn’t. It’s realistic about our struggles in prayer and encourages us to not go after prayer but after God – it’s a book about developing an intimate relationship with God, which after all is what being a Christian is all about. Buy it, read it, discuss it with someone and hopefully we’ll discuss it together towards the end of the term. Copies cost £5 each from Anne Peters. Notices Homegroups are like a mini-family Today is our last Sunday with you all, within the larger church family. we would like to THANK the Ebenezer They meet on the 2nd, 4th and 5th family for their LOVE and Tuesdays during term time to study OVERWHELMING GENEROSITY which and discuss the Bible, pray and chat. has greatly contributed to us having There are several groups in Mold as the funds for a car. We fly 06:20 on well as groups in, Buckley, Bwlchgwyn, Monday 15th arriving at 18:50 in RCI. Cilain, Gwernaffield, Leeswood and We will remain in Abidjan a week. Pantymwyn. If you’re not part of a Please pray as we settle back, and as group yet, we encourage you to Fidel will search for a car that week. consider joining one. Tchoumou family Homegroup study guides for this term Buckley church plant on 1 Corinthians 1-9 are now available questions/discussion/prayer – today from the foyer. Should you wish, @ 4:15pm. If you have any questions donations of £2 per copy can be made about the proposed new church, this via your homegroup leader. is a great opportunity to ask and Sunday Evening Service –Collection: discuss. We’ll also spend time praying In the Church Family Meeting held on for the plant. 5th December 2017, members The Christmas Day Offering raised a suggested that the collection bags be total of £2,208.41. passed around in the Sunday evening It is being donated as follows: services as well as the morning services £1014.17 to the SGA - Reach Russia because some folk, who want to Now Project contribute to the church funds, are £1194.24 to the Tearfund - Myanmar only able to attend evening services. Refugee Crisis. So, evening service collections will Many thanks. commence this evening. Pantymwyn Village Hall is continuing This Sunday evening service: the series on Lamentations. Our book of the term last term was This week is Lamentations 2: "Then Sings My Soul" which aims Arghh! All is lost! There just has to to re-ignite our passion for singing be a rescue plan, or is it really too together as God's people. We'll late! look together at what the Bible says Help would be much appreciated about singing and have some stacking the chairs in the function discussion around tables on the room after morning the service. subject. Thank you. Please send submissions for next week’s notices to [email protected] with ‘Notice Sheet’ in the subject line. Notices will appear for 1 week (unless otherwise requested). Serving Teams If you swap, please inform your team co-ordinator and the Church Administrator. Today [14th January] Next Week [21st January] A/V: Jono TBA Crèche: Cherry N., Eleanor H., Ammie W. Ruth S., Jo S. Yellow: Katherine, Ammie and Erin Becky R., Ben., Sarah E., Sarah M. Junior Church Blue: Helen, Ryan Alison, Helen W. Red: Ben, Carol W. Jon N., Henry N. Theos: Sarah & Jan Bryn & Lisa Teas & Coffees: Richards Edwards Welcomers: G. Wright, M. Harvey L. Miller, O. Faulkner Steward: Bob Dukeson Vera Arrowsmith Song Sheets: Ruth Dukeson Ibeth Walls Communion prep: - AM - Edwards For Your Service Children - There is a crèche for pre-school children from 0 to 3 years. Feel free to take them out at any point. The crèche is to the right of the stairs, through the door off the foyer. Sermon Audio - All of our sermons are audio captured and are available to download from our website or via iTunes. CDs can also be requested. Please contact Anne Peters for more details. Toilets are located directly off the foyer. For parents/carers – nappy changing facilities are also available. Hymns and Songs are projected onto a screen. Please ask a steward if you would like a paper copy. Loop System is in operation. Please use the 'T' setting or program 3 for digital hearing aids. Library: There is a lending library in the function room and a research library upstairs. E-Notices: The notice sheet can also be obtained online from www.ebenezermold.co.uk or via email from [email protected] Contacts Pastor: John Richards Ebenezer Baptist Church Assistant Pastor: Ben Slatter Glanrafon Road, Mold, Elders: Flintshire, CH7 1PA Jonathan Wells Website: www.ebenezermold.co.uk Matt Wynn Email: [email protected] Jon Edwards Like us on facebook.com/ebcmold Duty Elder for January: Jonathan Wells Duty Elder for February: John Richards .
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