Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity 6th October 2019
 | Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity 6th October 2019 | |
| Welcome to St. Mary Magdalene, Bolney Please stay for refreshments afterwards. |  | |
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| 8:00 | Holy Communion BCP (Said) | This Service is at Bolney today | |
| 9.30am | Sung Eucharist | P:572 Praise to the holiest in the height (t. Gerontius) G:517 O love that wilt not let me go O:12 Alleluia, sing to Jesus R:249 Great is thy faithfulness | Habakkuk 1: 1-4; 2: 1-4; Psalm 37: 1-9 2 Timothy 1: 1-14 Luke 17: 5-10 |
Welcome to our worship today. Please stay for refreshments and conversation afterwards.
A belated thank you (with apologies) to our dedicated team of flower arrangers for the beautiful arrangements they did for Harvest last week. Church looked stunning with simple designs.
Our harvest gifts have been collected for FSW.
Intercessions - Please continue to pray for those who are sick and in need within our families and community especially - Adrian Morris, Hannah Buhler, Jo Clements, Richard Ford, Les and Christina Hamstead, Louise Carter, Michael Hudson, John Humphreys, Helen James, Sarah Jenks, Ann Mill, Kerry Parsons, Flora Young, Henry Parsons, Steven Stone, Trevor and Lucy Mitchell.
There is a comprehensive list in our Prayer Corner at the side of the organ for all those we wish to pray for.
Years Mind: Pat Wollheim, Alex Pym, Ray Sheridan and Dorothy Millen
A prayer for our interregnum for us all to use regularly.
A vital point that we can all participate in prayer during this time:
Loving God, as we journey together through this period of interregnum,
let us look to the journey of our Patron, St Mary Magdalene, for inspiration:
As she and the other disciples walked alongside Christ, give us joy in each other,
as we share responsibility for our church and our community
and may the gift of interregnum be a period of deeper love and fellowship.
As she stood at the foot of the Cross give us courage to face our future and embrace the unknown.
As she waited and watched by the Tomb give us patience to wait and wisdom to live and trust in the waiting.
As she witnessed Christ in the stillness of early morning grant that we may witness his presence with us at all times
and let us look forward to rejoicing in that presence with our new Vicar. Amen
A vital point that we can all participate in prayer during this time:
Loving God, as we journey together through this period of interregnum,
let us look to the journey of our Patron, St Mary Magdalene, for inspiration:
As she and the other disciples walked alongside Christ, give us joy in each other,
as we share responsibility for our church and our community
and may the gift of interregnum be a period of deeper love and fellowship.
As she stood at the foot of the Cross give us courage to face our future and embrace the unknown.
As she waited and watched by the Tomb give us patience to wait and wisdom to live and trust in the waiting.
As she witnessed Christ in the stillness of early morning grant that we may witness his presence with us at all times
and let us look forward to rejoicing in that presence with our new Vicar. Amen
The Week Ahead - What's New - Coming Soon
| Said Eucharist Thursday 10th October at 9.30am Sunday 13th October 9.30am Sung Eucharist Rev Peter Sills to preside Please refer to the website for updated information | Habbakuk 1: 1-4 and 2: 1-4; Psalm 37: 1-9 2 Timothy 1: 1-14 Luke 17: 5-10 |
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Our Primary School will be holding their Harvest Festival in church at 2.15pm on Wednesday 9th October. Everyone is welcome to attend. Picture and Video of Sue Ayres receiving her Order of St. Richard Award from + Martin is available on the website homepage and ■Video section. And an invitation for men of Bolney from Cuckfield.....you are invited to join them for their regular 'Mens Suppers' on Wed 16th Oct : Skittles The Bull Henfield and/or Wed 20th Nov: Bowling Crawley Bowl. Contact Ron Leggett if you are interested. |
| Information |
| Please help by being vigilant Some churches in the Diocese have experienced recent break-ins and metal theft; St Margaret's, West Hoathly have recently experienced metal theft from the churchyard. If you see anything untoward in or around church, please report it to the police and notify the churchwardens. Plastic milk bottle tops Please continue to save your plastic milk bottle tops and drop them in the bin in church (washed!) They raise funds for the Chestnut Tree Children's Hospice resources. It is worth noting that these tops cannot be recycled in your wheelie bin. |
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