Worship Services
Sunday Eucharist
| Parish Eucharist | |
| 10am Sunday 1st November | |
| All Saints Day / All Souls Day | |
| Sunday School is in the Hall during the service, followed by Kids’ Council and a Thanksgiving feast | |
| All Saints Day Readings: | Revelation7 v 9-end |
| 1 John 3 v 1-3 | |
| The Gospel of the day: | Matthew 5 v 1-12 |
| All Souls Service at 3pm | |
| All Souls Day Readings: | John 5 v 19-25 |
| 1 Peter 1 v 3-9 | |
Music for the Service
| Gathering | 310 | Thanks be to God for his saints of each past generation |
| Gradual | 304 | Let saints on earth |
| Offertory | 312 | Ye watchers and ye holy ones |
| Communion | 193 | All heaven declares |
| Dismissal | 308 | Rejoice in God’s saints, today and all days! |
Coming this Week
| Monday November 2nd | All Souls Day |
| Pray for: the Faithful Departed | |
| Tuesday November 3rd | St Martin De Porres |
| Pray for: Public Health Workers | |
| Open Church: 2:30-4:00pm | |
| Wednesday November 4th | St Charles Boromeo, Bishop |
| Pray for: Spiritual Leaders | |
| Thursday November 5th | Feria |
| Pray for: Our Children & Young people & their families | |
| 9.30am Morning Prayer, followed by refreshments | |
| Friday November 6th | St Leonard, Religious |
| Pray for Public Health Workers | |
| Saturday November 7th | Feria |
| Pray for: Our PCC | |
| Sunday November 8th | 10am Eucharist | Remembrance Sunday |
| Readings: 1 Thessalonians 4 v13-end |
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| Gospel: Matthew 25 v1-13 |
Dates for the Diary
| Sunday 1st November | All Souls Day service |
| in the church @ 3pm – Remembering loved ones with love and light. A reflective service with readings and prayers, opportunity to light a candle and hear the name of your loved one read aloud. Come and remember. |
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| Sunday 8th November | Remembrance Sunday |
| Remembrance Service @10AM | |
| Sunday 15th November | Patronal Festival |
| with Bishop Alastair celebrating with us | |
| Sunday 22nd - Saturday 28th November | Christmas Tree Festival |
| for the 4th year running, the church will be transformed into a twinkly, magical wonderland of Christmas trees. Do get involved, decorating a tree or helping out. Speak to Christine Maggs or Amy Sheldrake for more details. |