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Fourth Sunday After Trinity Bincombe with Broadwey; Upwey and Online worship will also continue. Buckland Ripers. REOPENING OUR CHURCHES The churches at Bincombe and Broadwey will now be open for private prayer. Bincombe will be open daily while Broadwey will be open Part of the Weymouth Ridgeway Team during the following times: Sunday 10am to 12noon and Wednesday 12noon to 2pm Sunday 5 July 2020 VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY In order to open St Laurence’s safely; we are seeking volunteers who may be able to 72nd Anniversary of the founding of the NHS be in the church on a Wednesday afternoon between 2pm and 4pm. Please let Philip or the churchwardens know if you would like to do so. OUR WORSHIP WEEKLY QUIZ OUR ONLINE WORSHIP IS NOW AVAILABLE TO VIEW ON YOUTUBE. Answers to last week’s quiz: SPOUSES OF U.K. PRIME MINISTERS JUST USE THE FOLLOWING LINK: http://upweyconnections.co.uk/services.html 1 Sarah Brown 2 Norma Major Press the “ctrl” key and click on the link to open it. 3 Denis Thatcher 4 Mary Wilson Prayer for the NHS 5 Clementine Churchill 6 Clarissa Eden God of healing and compassion, 7 Violet Attlee we thank you for the establishment of the National Health Service, 8 Audrey Callaghan and for the dedication of all who work in it: 9 Dorothy Macmillan give skill, sympathy and resilience 10 Elizabeth Douglas - Home to all who care for the sick, 11 Cherie Blair and your wisdom to those engaged in medical research. Strengthen all in their vocation through your Spirit, BIRDS QUIZ that through their work many will be restored to health and strength; 1 Flags are out through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 2 Source of motor power 3 Account for some of the cutlery 4 Frolic 5 Engloeaedgl (anagram) SUNDAY WORSHIP IN CHURCH I am delighted that, following an announcement from 6 Would colour help the auctioneer? the Prime Minister, we will be able to begin with a phased reopening of our churches 7 Danger signal to begin with on Sunday 5 July. 8 William seems angry The following churches will be open for Sunday worship across the team : 9 Was George V a keen one 10 Or we will brawl (anagram) St Andrew, Preston 09:30 11 Hard shell for a chick to crack St Laurence, Upwey 11:00 12 Sounds a bit coarse St Francis, Littlemoor 11:00 13 Yelorgsaogeg (anagram) St Nicholas, Buckland Ripers 16:00 14 Change one letter for a polisher 15 Peddle 10 July Friday, Feria Answers will be provided next week along with another quiz. Gospel for Today St Matthew 10: 16 - 23 In our Prayers: Pewsey Deanery Kalendar 11 July St Benedict of Nursia, Abbott, Patron Saint of Europe 5 July The Fourth Sunday after Trinity Gospel for Today St Luke 18 : 18 - 22 The Collect for today In our Prayers: Savernake O God, the protector of all who trust in you, without whom nothing is strong, nothing is holy: For those who have asked for our prayers: Eleanor Dymott, Hartley Georges, Harriet increase and multiply upon us your mercy; Damen, Andrew Scott, Matthew Roper, Amie George, Win, Lynn Barrell-Brand, that with you as our ruler and guide we may so pass through things temporal that we Marjorie Peat, Michael Manning, The Winkle family, Caroline Smith lose not our hold on things eternal; grant this, heavenly Father, for our Lord Jesus Christ’s sake, Please send all prayer requests to Philip at who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, [email protected] or phone (01305) 459 971 one God, now and for ever. Amen. " They would rather die of Covid-19 than hunger ” is the really distressing plea Gospel for today St Matthew 11: 16 – 19, 25 - end In our prayers: Those who work of our schools and children in our parishes. delivered by Archbishop Ezekiel Kondo in Khartoum, Sudan. Anglican Cycle of Prayer: The United Church of Pakistan, ++Humphrey Peters This shocking statement and appeals for help from church leaders throughout the Sudans has led Bishop Nicholas to launch an Emergency Appeal for the Sudans. He is 6 July St Thomas Moore, scholar and St John Fisher, bishop, Martyrs asking our Diocese to give generously for this desperate need and help him raise £50,000 in a month The £50,000 will be divided equally between the Churches in Gospel for today: St Matthew 9: 18 - 26 Sudan and South Sudan, with whom we have had a long and close relationship for In our prayers: Upper Kennet almost 50 years. 7 July Tuesday, Feria Go to our Just giving page: https://bit.ly/sudansemergency Gospel for today: St Matthew 9: 32 - end Or donate by sending a cheque made payable to Salisbury DBF (marked ‘Sudans In our prayers: Marlborough Appeal’ on the back) to Church House, 99 Crane St, Salisbury SP1 2QB. 8 July Wednesday, Feria Watch Bishop Nicholas’s video appeal here, Gospel for today: St Matthew 10; 1 - 7 In our prayers : Whitton Sudan and South Sudan: +Elijah Matueny of Cueibet BIBLES FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS This year we will be presenting Bibles to those who will be leaving our Church School 9 July Thursday, Feria of St Nicholas and St Laurence. Please contact Philip at [email protected] or phone (01305) 459 971 if you wish to Gospel for Today St Matthew 10: 7 - 15 make a contribution towards the cost of this. In our Prayers: The Diocesan Synod, Bishop’s Council, Diocesan Chancellor COLLECTIONS FOR LITTLEMOOR FOOD BANK Thank you to all who have supported this and continue to do so. Donations are still gratefully accepted. Collections are made every Thursday. Please contact Philip if you wish to make a donation..
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