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Sunday Services
Services up to 2nd December 2012
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| 14th April |
Rev Brian Gameson
No evening Service
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Women's Fellowship Anniversary
Rev Phil Warrey will be leading Cafe church at Rayleigh Methodist Church and the discussion will be on 'The lies we tell ourselves',the report from four of the main chuirches counteracting the myths about poverty and benefits.
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| 21st April |
Andy Thomas
Own arrangements
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Easter and Lent 'Songs of Praise' - a chance to sing those hymns and worship songs you didn't get to sing last month - let Val know ASAP what you want to sing.
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| 28th January |
Maureen Sams
Circuit service
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Easter Offering dedication service at Whittingham Avenue, 4pm
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| 5th May |
Andy Thomas
Rev Diane Smith
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| 12th May |
Famiily Day
No evening service
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Christian Aid Week hunger lunch. A simple soup meal, and you contribute an amount equal to what you would have spent to Christian Aid
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| 19th May |
Pam Freeborn
Rev Elizabeth Kirova
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| 27th May |
Rev Peter Perowne (S)
Rev Norman Hooks
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The preachers/leaders of worship planned over the next few weeks are shown but any appointment may be changed at short notice.
The top name for each date is the person leading the morning service and the bottom name is the person leading the evening service. Unless otherwise shown, these are at 11 am and 6.30pm. However, about 5 minutes before the morning service we have a brief quiet time as we calm our minds in preparation.
The morning service tends to be a more traditional form of Methodist worship and the evening service is more thoughtful.
We also have four Worship Leaders and encourage all Local Preachers and Ministers to make use of them wherever possible.
"No service" means that there will be no preaching service held at this time. We may go to another church, such as Hockley Methodist Church, or we may hold another act of fellowship at (or near) our church, such as a prayer meeting, a prayer walk, a house meeting, or even a meal together.
(S) indicates that the service includes the celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper (Holy Communion)
(LA) and (NPA) stand for Local Arrangement and No Preacher Available. It is up to the local church to make its own arrangements to ensure worship is maintained. Where these appear above it means we have yet to arrange a service or substitute preacher; when the service or preacher is arranged, the details of the service will be updated.
'Members' Own' is our local name for a Local Arrangement as the original term is meaningless to anyone other than a preacher!
'Pre-prepared service' - where the person or people leading the service is unaccredited but uses a service written by an accredited preacher. There are a series of these services held by the Circuit Administrator and are available to churches on request.
'TBA' means we are still awaiting the final plan with confirmed details on it.
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