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Newsletter No 12  May 2008

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“Your call is important to us, please wait while we try to connect you!” Have any of you ever heard those words as you have telephoned somewhere and had to wait forever to get to speak to a living person. Just recently I had to ring a premium rate number as I am planning a trip abroad. After over 7 minutes of hearing how important my call was at €2.50 a minute I was totally frustrated and fed up with waiting and actually felt like throwing the phone down. It wasn’t just the waiting that frustrated me, it was the cost and also what I could have been doing while I was hanging on the end of a phone waiting for a call queue to reduce. Life involves a lot of waiting and in today’s world we are not good at it. As we heard from Rico Tice in our Autumn course “Christianity Explored”, we like instant coffee, instant credit and instant food. No time for waiting in our world today. But as I write these notes a few days after the Ascension, that is exactly what Jesus told his disciples to do.

In the opening chapter of Acts, while Jesus was staying with the Apostles, “he ordered them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the promise of the Father, which, he said, “you heard from me; for John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now.” (Acts 1: 4-5 English Standard Version) The waiting was necessary for two reasons. Firstly, the apostles needed to wait because it was a command of Jesus, and being a follower of Jesus calls for obedience to his words and way of life. Secondly, it was necessary because there was someone coming at the end of the period of waiting who would make the wait worthwhile and equip them for service and ministry. Of course as you all read these notes, in the church calendar the wait has just ended as we have marked Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit. This is who Jesus referred to when he uttered his command to wait. The Holy Spirit came and transformed that early group of followers of Jesus and it is because of them and their patience and obedience that you are reading about Jesus today. But waiting was an essential part of the equation.

The temptation for me would have been to just get on with it rather than waiting. After all, look at all the work we could get done while we were waiting. Perhaps we could convince ourselves that Jesus would be pleased with us for using our initiative and getting on with the mission of telling a lost world about a wonderful Saviour. But the wait was important because it showed obedience and commitment to Jesus’ words and teaching but it also culminated in a wonderful baptism in the Holy Spirit which equipped those early Christians for a mission which would result in many of them losing their lives. That would not have been possible without God fulfilling his promise and the faithfulness of the people.

As I hunger to see more people making life-changing decisions for Jesus, I am greatly encouraged by this passage. I’m encouraged that waiting can be part of the process of blessing. As we wait for transformation in our churches, let us be both obedient to the Word of God and allow it to shape our lives through the power of the Holy Spirit and let us hold to the promise that God will build His church.

Waiting for reply
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Church of Ireland CrossGeoff signature   Rev Geoff Wilson

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What is a Church Army Officer?

The sun is shining (at last!) and I'm finding my feet in this beautiful land. Thank you everyone who has helped the Beadle family settle here. I am aware that some of you have never heard of the Church Army before so here is a very short summary! Church Army was founded by an Anglican minister, Wilson Carlile in the 1880s.
It grew out of a desire to see the church reaching people it didn't usually reach the homeless, the poor, those in prison, the marginalised. Over 125 years on Church Army officers work throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. Nowadays Church Army are at the forefront of helping the church discover new ways to make Jesus real in the lives of people who often have never heard of Jesus in a positive way. Some work in established churches, others in very new places where the church has not been seen.
Our motto is "Sharing faith in words and action." There is a quarterly Church Army magazine 'Share it', and prayer diary which helps give a far better guide to the work than my few words. If you would like to get one please just let me know. I'd be delighted to get you one!
My own work here looks to help support, encourage the work of the group in seeing our lives filled with Jesus. A key task (but not the only task!) will be developing the work with children and young families. I long to see the church grow, our lives changed as Jesus becomes more rooted in our lives.
A final thought. I am not ordained and am not training to be ordained. I may be confused with Rectors and curates but I shall remain a Church army officer. I'm not planning to get ordained. One is not better - they are just different roles in God's kingdom. I am licensed by the Bishop as a Church Army Evangelist. My licensing in Killdallon Church in January included these vital ingredients:
A commitment to Jesus - without him I've nothing to share
A commitment to evangelism - to help people become disciples of Jesus
A commitment to service - to share the compassion of Jesus.
A commitment to learning and worship - to continue to grow in Jesus.
I can't think of a better starting point and let's see where God leads! My work will have a different emphasis to a curate, I bring different gifts, training and life experience to the table which I pray will help enrich the life of our church and team.

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Kidz Club

Ask many parents and they would recognise the importance of Sunday school in the nurturing of faith in their children. The Sunday school is incredibly important. Yet for all the wonderful creative work of so many of our faithful Sunday School leaders, the small numbers of children and size of the rooms used are limiting factors in what can be achieved. Kidz club seeks to build on the faith filled building blocks of our Sunday School, not replace it.
It makes the most of space of our halls with noise and creativity that would not presently be possible on a Sunday morning. It also unites us as children from across the group meet together whether in Ballyconnell or Newtowngore hall.
April saw Kidz Club meet for the first time in Newtowngore. We had a great time looking at God's creation with games, songs and a feast of food. God made some wonderful fruit and in truth we were fairly spoilt!
As you read this we are back in Ballyconnell for our Kidz club Pentecost Celebration on the 11th May (the Sunday this newsletter is distributed). Our June meeting is a week later 22nd - due to the Sunday School prize giving on Sunday June 15th.
We will then have a well earned rest for July and August. Our September meeting will return to Ballyconnell as our monthly Kidz club alternates between the two venues. Please continue to support this essential work.
Next Meeting 3.30pm -5pm Sunday 22nd June Newtowngore hall
Pentecost

Prayer

Remember the boat - 2 oars - praying and working hard at the same time.
I have been overjoyed to see the start of our weekly prayer meetings this month. I really do believe missing it is missing out! As I've said before, few of us are very confident in prayer. I think we all feel inadequate yet God is so encouraging! I know some felt that hosting a prayer meeting or going along to one was new and risky, a "stepping out of the boat moment", yet God has been so good to us. We have chatted, laughed and joked over tea or coffee. We have listened to songs that help us give thanks to God and we have prayed - sometimes out loud if we felt able - sometimes in the quiet of our hearts. We have prayed for our concerns from news on the TV to families, friends and church. It's amazing how quickly the hour flies in!
So there will continue to be a prayer meeting in a home somewhere in the group each week. Times and days will vary so as many people as possible can join in this crucial work of prayer. Come along if you possibly can even if it may be very new to you. Everyone is very welcome.

Here are the next dates.
Tuesday 13th May 8.30 pm Templeport at Abraham & Carol Graham's home.
Tuesday 20th May 10.30 am Kinawley at Mackie & Vi Breen's home.
Wednesday 28th May 3 pm Killdallon at Valerie’s (next to Kildallon Rectory)
Dates & venues for the next Corrawallen / Newtowngore & Ballyconnell to be confirmed
Finally thank you once again to all who have offered their homes.

Family at prayer
Man rowing a small boat
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Richard's signatureCaptain Richard Beadle

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News Items

GROUP NEWS

Ordination Service

Hazel’s big day is just around the corner at this stage – it seems amazing how quickly her year with us has flown. Hazel has made a significant contribution to our Group in so many different ways and I know her ministry has been well received and appreciated. Her service of ordination will take place at 4pm on Sunday 1st June 2008 in Kilmore Cathedral – please do make a special effort to be there and offer your support. We will say a final farewell to Hazel at our Group service in Kildallon at 3pm on Sunday 15th June.

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 Hazel Hicks

Girls Friendly SocietyGFS Logo

On Sunday 27th April the GFS set out by minibus to the annual diocesan service at Bailieborough. The service, prize giving and tea were a wonderful joyful celebration. The service included a telling of the story of the lost son using bars of chocolate and a super fast action song. Well done to all the girls from the GFS and a big thank you to the leaders Matilda and Jackie for their hard work throughout the year.
The different age winners for the GFS from our Killdallon branch were:
Diocesan Winners
Ruth Beadle 1st Hand craft
Maria Lynch 1st Hand craft
Eleanor Lynch 2nd Hand craft
Kerrie Hyland 2nd Bible Study
Aoife Pollock 2nd Bible Study
Sophie Young 2nd Hand craft

All Ireland Winners
Ruth Beadle 2nd Hand Craft
Maria Lynch 3rd Hand Craft

GFS winners

To protect the children their faces have been blured.

 

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Newtowngore School Enrolment

Parents / Guardians wishing to enrol their child in Newtowngore School for September 2008 may obtain the relevant forms from the Principal (049-4333955).

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Bereavements

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We extend our sincere sympathies to Carrie Howden and Robert Hassard on the loss of a sister and to Sylvia Breen on the loss of her father. All of them had reached a good age but the sense of loss is no less painful. May each of you know the comfort God brings those who grieve and mourn through His Holy Spirit.


Death of Mrs Talbot

And it is with sadness that I inform folk of the death of Mrs Rita Talbot. Rita was the wife of the late Dean Talbot who ministered in the Parishes of Swanlinbar and Templeport. She was a popular woman and will be sadly missed by many people. She passed away peacefully at her home in Abbeyleix, Co Laois in October 2007.

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Newly elected Select Vestries for 2008

Our Easter Vestries are now over and I would like to take this opportunity of thanking everyone who served on Vestry over the past year and wish God’s blessing upon each of our newly elected vestries for the incoming year. These are the newly elected vestries;
Tomregan, Ballyconnell

Rector’s Churchwarden:           Hazel Kells
People’s Churchwarden:           Roy Mitten
People’s Glebewarden:             Eric Mitten
Secretary:                                 Cyril Foster
Treasurer:                                 Mervyn Foster

                Select Vestry
Charlie Marsden     David Breiden
Richard Breiden     Phyllis Cassidy
Minnie Mitten         Ronald Johnston
Caroline Morton     Noel Mitten
Kenneth Morton     Mervyn Foster
Cyril Foster             Harry Wallace

Christ Church, Kildallon

Rector’s Churchwarden:         Kenneth Magee
People’s Churchwarden:         Desmond Young
Rector’s Glebewarden:           Victor Young
People’s Glebewarden:           Eric Magee
Secretary:                               Gertie Woods
Treasurer:                               Evelyn Morton

                Select Vestry
James R Young            Gertie Woods
Eric Cowan                  David Morton
Roy Woods                 Norman Whyte
James Graham             Sophia Whyte
Stanley Morton            Basil Arnold
Beryl Spotten               Evelyn Morton

St Augustine’s, Swanlinbar

Rector’s Churchwarden:           Tommy Fisher
People’s Churchwarden:           Ivan Stubbs
Rector’s Glebewarden:             Ernest Breen
People’s Glebewarden:             Mervyn Gould
Secretary:                                 Lorna Graham
Treasurer:                                 Hazel Crawford

                Select Vestry
Sam Wilson                     Mary Thornton
Leslie Wilson                  Lorna Graham
Stephen Crawford          Violet Clements
May Rooney                   Mackey Breen
Alan Hassard                  Abraham Veitch
Raymond Humphreys      Hazel Crawford

St Paul’s, Kinawley

Rector’s Churchwarden:           Freddie Crawford
People’s Churchwarden:           George Graham

                Select Vestry
Sam Wilson                     Mary Thornton
Leslie Wilson                   Lorna Graham
Stephen Crawford           Violet Clements
May Rooney                   Mackey Breen
Alan Hassard                  Abraham Veitch
Raymond Humphreys       Hazel Crawford
St Patrick’s, Newtowngore

Rector’s Churchwarden:           Carl Johnston
People’s Churchwarden:           Alec Graham
People’s Glebewarden:             Thomas Johnston
Secretary:                                 Florence Bayliss
Treasurer:                                 Miriam Fisher

                Select Vestry
Keith Richardson           Sandra Richardson
Miriam Fishe                 Alan Richardson
Norma Richardson         Jenny Taylor
Herbert Lipsey               Molly Richardson
John Taylor                   Florence Bayliss
Herbert Pollock            George Taylor

St Columba’s, Correwallen

Rector’s Churchwarden:           Greg Bayliss
People’s Churchwarden:           Robert Moynihan
People’s Glebewarden:             Aubrey Hyland

                Select Vestry
Keith Richardson            Sandra Richardson
Miriam Fisher                 Alan Richardson
Norma Richardson         Jenny Taylor
Herbert Lipsey               Molly Richardson
John Taylor                    Florence Bayliss
Herbert Pollock             George Taylor

St Peter’s, Templeport

Rector’s Churchwarden:           Robert Clarke
People’s Churchwarden:           Abraham Graham
People’s Glebewarden:             Cecil Howden
Secretary:                                 Carol Graham
Treasurer:                                 Linda Lovett

                Select Vestry
Carol Graham              Ivan Hewson
Victor Lovett               Bertie Howden
Linda Lovett                Ivan Kells
Hazel Howden            Grace Gould
Joyce Kells                 Nigel Rofe
William Kells               Ivan Gould

The Swanlinbar - Kildallon Group

Parochial nominators and Diocesan Synodsmen /women & supplementarys elected on 6th April at the Day of Vision service in Tomregan.

S-K Group Parochial nominators
Kenneth Magee (Kildallon)
Abraham Graham (Templeport)
Alan Richardson (Newtowngore)
Ernest Breen (Swanlinbar)

S-K Group Supplementary nominators:
Roy Woods (Kildallon)
Cecil Howden (Templeport)
Kenneth Morton (Ballyconnell)
Florence Bayliss (Corrawallen)

S-K Group Synodsmen:
Mervyn Cowan (Kildallon)
Mervyn Foster (Ballyconnell)
Norma Richardson (Newtowngore)
Linda Lovett (Templeport)
Tommy Fisher (Swanlinbar)

S-K Group Supplementary synodsmen:
George Graham (Swanlinbar)
Molly Richardson (Newtowngore)
Stanley Morton (Kildallon)
Hazel Kells (Ballyconnell)
Carol Graham (Templeport)

Service for Newly Elected Vestries at Kilmore Cathedral

All newly elected Vestries (that means all Vestry members, not just new members!) are invited to a service of dedication in Kilmore Cathedral on Tuesday 5th June 2008. The purpose of the service will be to dedicate ourselves in God’s service through our Vestry membership. Please do try and attend this service as it should be a time of encouragement and inspiration for all of us.

Kilmore Cathedral

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Sunday School Prize Giving and Group BBQ

Make a note in your diary, hide your umbrella and get your sun cream ready!! Sunday the 15th June 2008 will be the day of our Sunday School Prize giving service and Group BBQ. As promised last year, the service will held in the Parish Church Kildallon at 3.00pm and then followed by a Group BBQ and fun day for our children, including a bouncy castle at the Rectory in Kildallon.
Anyone who attended last year’s service and BBQ, I think would agree that it was a great afternoon and a nice way of thanking our children for their commitment to Sunday School throughout the year – it was also a great opportunity for the adults to chat and catch up from they last saw one another.
Over the course of the last year, a great deal of time, money and effort has been spent in refurbishing the Rectory in Kildallon and both Richard and Pauline are only too delighted to open their home in this way and say thank you to everyone concerned.
This service and BBQ is another way in which we can build the body through fellowship. Someone commented to me very recently that there is a greater sense of fellowship in our church, a comment which I find very encouraging. Please do come along on the day and be part of that fellowship as we seek to build the kingdom of God and move Forward together.
There will be no charge whatsoever for this as our Forward steering group have spent wisely and are in a position to subsidise this particular venture. Please do make a big effort to travel the extra distance to support the children on this important day. This will be the only service in our Group that day.

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Jars of Grace and Lenten Collections

Sincere thanks to everyone who contributed so generously to the Jar of Grace appeal throughout Lent this year. Our grand total, including loose offerings at our Lent services, was €3,036.45 & £893.80.
Every penny and cent you contributed will be going to ease the suffering of those affected by AIDS on the African continent.

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Jar of Grace - full!

Swanlinbar Parish Outing

This is an annual event in the calendar for Swanlinbar Parish, but is open to everyone in our Group and indeed beyond. In previous years, a coach-load of folk have gone to Blanchardstown, Rosses Point & Sligo, Cultra & Bangor. This year, the plan is to head for Coleraine and Portrush. It will be possible for people to take in a bit of shopping in Coleraine and also Portrush, or to simply go to one location or the other. The outing will be on Saturday 31st May and the cost will be £8 / €10.50 (more details regarding pick-up points to follow in weekly News Sheets). Anyone wishing to go should contact Mary Thornton on 048 6634 8662 as soon as possible as the coach fills on a first come, first served basis with no preference given to anyone.

Tour bus

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Confirmation in Swanlinbar

The number of people who commented positively on our confirmation service in Swanlinbar was most encouraging. As usual, our Bishop spoke with clarity and relevance and encouraged our candidates to be real in their Christian faith and to run the race well. Thank you to everyone who took part in the service, those who provided and served the lovely tea afterwards, and all those who came along to support the candidates.

To protect the children their faces have been blured in the photograph.

Confirmation candidates with Bishop Ken, Haxel Hicks & Rev Geoff Wilson

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Informal Praise

Our next Informal Praise service takes place in the Parish Church, Kildallon at 8pm on Sunday 11th May. Rev Tanya Woods will speak on the work of the Holy Spirit on what is the feast of Pentecost. Everyone welcome.

Family in Church

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Swanlinbar Kildallon Group Youth Fellowship

I was a bit disappointed with the numbers at our last meeting of Youth Fellowship – 3 young people turned up. But I do want to thank those who did come as we had what I would honestly consider to be the best night so far! People often comment in parishes that there is nothing for young people, but then when there is something for young ones it may not always be well supported. I would encourage parents with secondary aged children to consider bringing them along on a Sunday evening. The program varies with a movie night, a games night and a Bible night each month – something for everyone! It meets on the 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Sunday of each month between 6.30pm & 8.30pm in Ballyconnell Parish Hall. Everyone is most welcome to attend.
Swanlinbar Kildallon Group Youth Fellowship

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Mothers' Union News
Mother's Union logo

Please don’t forget about the evening the Young Families Unit have organised with Dr Dickie Barr between 7 & 10 pm on Tuesday 20th May in Florencecourt Parish Centre – the theme of the evening is Time Out For Parents. Further information can be obtained by contacting Ann Howard on 043 45848.

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Thanks from Gill & David Heyworth

Just a line to say a most sincere thank you to everyone we have met over the last 6 months and who have made us feel so welcome in such a short time. We enjoyed the services at Ballyconnell, Templeport and Newtowngore - we never managed to attend at the other churches. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers as you move forward in your plans for the Parishes, so that they thrive and grow. We will take with us very many happy memories of Cavan, the people and the beautiful countryside - a real taste of rural Ireland - we know it will stand us in good stead in rural France.     Thank you from us both,         Gill & David

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Come and meet
HAZEL ROLSTON
 between 11.00 am and 1.00 pm
on
Thursday 29th May 2008
at the
Evangelical Bookshop
8 Dublin Rd. Enniskillen

She will sign copies of her book,
Beyond the Edge

The book is about her journey out of post-natal depression and anxiety.
It is useful both for sufferers of depression and those who seek to help them.

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New Birth

Congratulations are in order on the occasion of another arrival in the Hewson household, Ballinamore. Lorna had another little boy, well quite a big boy actually, as Alastair was born on Tuesday morning weighing in at 8lbs 14ozs. We wish every blessing upon both Ivan and Lorna as they now nurture Holly, Andrew and Alastair and provide a safe, loving environment in which they might grow and develop.

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Have You Anything You Can Contribute to this Newsletter?

If you have a digital camera and could take photographs of your local parish activities we would love to hear from you or, just send your photos to the new office.

 

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Ice Cream Party

The PTA for Ballyconnell Central National School are organising an ice cream party for Saturday 24th May in the Parish Hall, Ballyconnell between midday & 3pm and they would like your support! The party is for children of all ages (even adults!) and all proceeds will be going to the Down Syndrome Association Ireland.
Ice cream cone

 

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Swanlinbar - Kildallon Group Office

By the time you read this, the computers will be in situ, the copier in place and the admin assistant will have commenced her work DV. We welcome Phyl Canty to our team. Phyl is originally from England, having moved to Corlough around 2 years ago – she worships in Templeport Parish Church. Her interests include reading and horses and she has a lovely Labrador called Tatum. We all wish you well Phyl as you adjust to working in a new context and get to grips with Geoff’s little quirks.

Thank you so much to Sophia for helping out for the few weeks prior to Phyl’s appointment. In that short time, Sophia got through an immense amount of work and was more than efficient in all that she did. God bless you Sophia for being so willing to help in the way you did.

If you need to contact a member of the leadership team regarding some administrative issue, such as passport countersignature, school grant applications, family history research, then you can visit the Group Office during the surgery hours (which may have to change if emergencies arise).

Provisional Surgery hours in Group Office
Day Date Times Leader available
Monday 19th May & 9th June 10.00 - 12.00 Richard & Geoff
Tuesday 27th May 11.30 - 1.30 Geoff
Thursday 5th June 2 pm - 4 pm Geoff

The telephone number of the office is: 049 9527705 (from Northern Ireland 00353 49 9527705). The email address is: email address

 cluttered office desk
Sophia Whyte
computer

 

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New School

McGovern’s really have made an excellent start to our new school in Ballyconnell, ably assisted by Adam and Kenneth as our photos show at the cutting of the sod on 18th April. You would not recognise the site now, it’s completely cleared and the concrete foundations should be poured by the time you read this.

Please do keep praying for safety for all involved in this work as a building site can be an extremely dangerous place. Watch this space each month as we give you regular updates on the building progress.

Cutting the first sod Cutting the first sod Cutting the first sod Cutting the first sod Leveling & preparing the site digging the foundations

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The faces of the children in the photographs have been blured to protect their identity.

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Time off!

Geoff will be taking his Easter week break from Thursday 29th May to Wednesday 4th June inclusive. During this week he will out of the country and will not be available for contact.
For this reason the next (June) Newsletter will not be published until Sunday 15th June at the Group Service in Kildallon
Any emergencies during this period should be referred to Richard on 049 9527834.

 

   Holiday location - Sunny day

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Now isn’t it time for a smile?

A smile is a curve that can put a lot of things straight!

Jumping to conclusions is the wrong type of exercise.

Those who scatter sunshine cannot live in shadow.

Conscience is the inner voice that warns us that someone may be looking!

May peace and plenty be the first to lift the latch on your door. - Old Irish blessing.

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Church of Ireland Cross     Prayer points for May & June    Church of Ireland Cross

Let us continue to listen to God in prayer and develop a daily routine of praying for the following on the day of the week indicated;

Monday:
At the beginning of each week, remember those who are returning to school and are preparing for important examinations – pray that they would not feel over-pressured but remained focussed in their studies.;
Tuesday:
Pray for Happy Tots – give thanks for all the support it has brought to parents, and remember the committee as the group prepares to embrace members from the New Irish communityl;
Wednesday:
Pray for the new school in Ballyconnell – that it would be a work that would know God’s protection and blessing as we seek to provide first class facilities for our children;
Thursday:
Pray for those who are ill, sick or distressed in any way – that the peace of God, which passes all understanding, would permeate the hearts of all those who are troubled;
Friday:
Pray for our ministry team as they manage change in our Group – may they know wisdom in decision making and courage to make tough decisions;
Saturday:
Pray for those who are too busy to take in the beauty of God’s creation – pray that we might all take more time to dwell on the things of God and his wonderful world;
Sunday:
Pray that we might develop a lifestyle that is shaped and moulded by God’s word and His Holy Spirit – may we each become more like Jesus in our character and lives.

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C of I Cross   Service Schedule for the remainder of May and June   C of I Cross
Day
Date
Time
Church
Service
Speaker
Passage
2nd passage
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Sunday
18th
10.00
Swanlinbar
MP 2
George
Acts 3: 1-26
John 21: 15-19
 
18th
11.00
Newtowngore
United
Geoff
Acts 3: 1-26
No 2nd reading
 
18th
11.30
Templeport
MP 2
George
Acts 3: 1-26
John 21: 15-19
Sunday
25th
10.00
Kinawley
MP 1
Richard
Acts 4: 1-31
John 13: 36-38
 
25th
10.30
Corrawallen
HC 2
Geoff
Acts 4: 1-31
John 13: 36-38
 
25th
11.30
Ballyconnell
MP 1
Richard
Acts 4: 1-31
John 13: 36-38
 
25th
12.00
Kildallon
HC 2
Geoff
Acts 4: 1-31
John 13: 36-38
Tuesday
27th
2 pm
Breffni Centre
HC 1
Richard
 
 
        June      
Sunday
1st
10.00
Swanlinbar
MP 2
 Richard
Matthew 8: 1-4
Leviticus 14: 1-7
 
1st
10.30
Newtowngore
MP 1
George 
Matthew 8: 1-4
Leviticus 14: 1-7
 
1st
11.30
Templeport
MP 2
 Richard
Matthew 8: 1-4
Leviticus 14: 1-7
 
1st
12.00
Kildallon
MP 1
George 
Matthew 8: 1-4
Leviticus 14: 1-7
 
1st
4 pm
Kilmore Cathedral
Ordination
Hazel Hicks
 
 
 Thursday
5th
8 pm  
Kilmore Cathedral
Select Vestries
 
 
 
Sunday
8th
10.00
Kinawley
HC 2
Geoff 
Matthew 8: 5-13
Matthew 28: 16-20
 
8th
10.30
Corrawallen
MP 2
Richard 
Matthew 8: 5-13
Matthew 28: 16-20
 
8th
11.30
Ballyconnell
HC 2
Geoff 
Matthew 8: 5-13
Matthew 28: 16-20
 
8th
12.00
Kildallon
MP 2
Richard 
Matthew 8: 5-13
Matthew 28: 16-20
Sun
15th
3 pm
Kildallon
United
Geoff
Matthew 8: 23-27
No 2nd reading
Sun
22nd
10.00
Swanlinbar
MP 1
 Geoff
Matthew 15: 32-39
Isaiah 25: 6-9
 
22nd
10.30
Corrawallen
MP 1
 George
Matthew 15: 32-39
Isaiah 25: 6-9
 
22nd
11.30
Templeport
MP 1
 Geoff
Matthew 15: 32-39
Isaiah 25: 6-9
 
22nd
1200
Kildallon
MP 1
 George
Matthew 15: 32-39
Isaiah 25: 6-9
Tue
24th
2pm
Breffni Centre
HC 1
Geoff
 
 
Sun
29th
1000
Kinawley
MP 2
 Richard
Psalm 136: 1-9
John 14: 15-31
 
29th
1030
Newtowngore
HC 1
 Geoff
Psalm 136: 1-9
John 14: 15-31
 
29th
1130
Ballyconnell
MP 2
 Richard
Psalm 136: 1-9
John 14: 15-31
 
29th
1200
Kildallon
HC 1
 Geoff
Psalm 136: 1-9
John 14: 15-31
1 after Service type indicates Traditional    2 after Service type indicates Contemporary
After the United Services there will be a cup of tea in the Church or local hall  Tea cup

 

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