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30 September 2007Next Sunday: 07 October 2007
We give the assurance of our thoughts and prayers to all who are unwell, awaiting or undergoing treatment, or anxious or grieving for the loss of loved ones. CommunionThe offering will be for the Fund for World Mission. Please note this will be a “coming forward” Communion. “Share the Feast”As next Sunday we celebrate Holy Communion, the Worship Group wishes to draw attention to the following: “Share the Feast” : 5 copies of this much-commended, very-readable book have been purchased to help our knowledge and understanding of the Sacrament of Holy Communion. They are available on the table at the back of the worship area for anyone to borrow, read, and return. Property Points
IBRA Bible Reading materialOrders for study material and daily notes may be placed through Jean, who can supply further details of available publications. Hymn Tune Writing CompetitionThrough personal connections with Settle Methodist Circuit, Heather has information about their Eighth Annual Hymn Writing Festival : 9th-11th November This year's competition is to compose a hymn tune with the title “Charles Wesley” - there is an open class (as well as a closed Settle Circuit class!). Rules can be summarised as
Closing date - 9th October. Entry forms with further details on Vestibule table. United Nations Millennium Development Goal no 7 - Ensure environmental sustainabilityAction Ideas to prolong the life of the planet:
There is a supply of cards on the Vestibule table. Meetings this week
Support other OrganisationsScottish Bible SocietyOur support through the Bible-a-Month Club is invited in October for work in Nigeria. See library area noticeboard for more details. Our prayerful attention is drawn this week to:
Rotary Shoe Box Scheme“Every Christmas Rotary International runs a scheme through schools, churches and offices where individuals are encouraged to fill a small box labelled with small gifts for a child, teenager, for a household or an older person. The boxes are driven out to such countries as Romania, Bulgaria, and Belarus for distribution. Last year some members from Fife supported this initiative and as a local organiser, I would like to extend the invitation to other organisations' members. We supply the flat-pack boxes that make up to a size similar to a shoe-box and provide guidance on the type of things to fill the box. A visit to the 'one pound shop' would soon fill a box. I will leave a sheet on the table where you can sign up if you are interested and I will deliver boxes during October for collection back in early November. When thinking about Christmas shopping, just think of the joy you could bring to someone who could be celebrating Christmas with no gifts at all. With many thanks for your support, Alan Suttie” Forthcoming events
Prayer Points for this week
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