A vicar’s daughter watched her father preparing a sermon. “How do you know what to say?” she asked. “God tells me”, he replied. “Then why do you keep crossing things out?”
There are various sorts of sermons, and today I want to try to preach a traditional text. This differs from a Theme sermon (today we will look at the theme of Giving), or an Expositional sermon (today we are going to expound Philippians 2, verse by verse, clause by sub-clause).
In Romans 10: 9 Paul says “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.”
Paul has never been to Rome. All through his letter to the church there, Paul has been talking about faith as the foundation of our relationship with God, and here he summarises the whole thing in one verse. It does not matter if you come to church regularly or hardly at all, if you come from the chosen race or not, know your bible inside out or are just starting to explore what it says, feel you are living a good moral upright life – or not .... All that matters is that you publically declare your faith in Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that he has been raised from the dead. Everything else will follow from that.
This is a good text to preach here at St Michael’s at St Michael’s tide. Everything we do is shaped by our desire to Encounter God and Grow in Him – both for ourselves and to help others. Each of us is on a journey of exploration and discovery, but the turning point comes when we encounter God in his Son Jesus Christ, when we see how this historical life lived 2,000 years ago has a direct relevance to our own lives today.
There are many ways that we can be led to this encounter. Some of these are stories we were told in Sunday School, reading the bible, singing hymns, or being a member of a local Christian community. Some of us have found that life-events, both happy and sad, have drawn us closer to God, while others have found they have made us question, doubt, and feel further away from faith.
A key factor is our response to Creation and the beauty of nature all around us. Paul goes so far as to say that the inner state of our hearts and minds towards God is revealed by the way that we respond to all that he has created.
We read in Romans 1: 18 The wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all the godlessness and wickedness of people, who suppress the truth by their wickedness, 19 since what may be known about God is plain to them, because God has made it plain to them. 20 For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.
21 For although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God nor gave thanks to him, but their thinking became futile and their foolish hearts were darkened. 22 Although they claimed to be wise, they became fools23 and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images made to look like a mortal human being and birds and animals and reptiles.
This is why Harvest is so important. It is our opportunity to remember where all our good things come from, and to give thanks to God who has so richly blessed us. I love the nature programmes on television, and the stories about all that we discover about genetics, string-theory, the exploration of space, the amazing way that life has developed here on earth. I love to hear about true scientists, whose minds are open as they seek to understand the mysteries of creation. I fear for those who say, in effect, we have explained it all (or are confident that we will soon be able to), and we do not see any room for God in that picture. They are, I am sure, good and moral people, but in denying the Creator, they are claiming the right to think as God for themselves; they are repeating the folly and sin of Adam and Eve in the garden, and they are starting on a road to ruin that will lead unstoppably to a denial of all that God is, and to all the evils and cruelties of our world today. G. K. Chesterton said “When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing – they believe in anything.” To be thankful is to express faith. If Jesus is the whole of the pyramid, and faith in his cross and resurrection are the pinnacle, then the broad base is to value and give thanks for all that he has created. To do anything less is to walk in to find a tidied house and beautifully prepared meal, and say “O, that’s a stroke of luck!”
So, to confess that Jesus is Lord is to acknowledge him in every part of our lives and to see his hand in everything around us. It is to marvel that, as we read in Philippians 2, his Lordship derives from a humble obedient heart that laid aside the privileges of equality with his Father and became actually part of the creation. This is a greater mystery than the science we discussed before. He humbled himself even to death, the ultimate degradation that we find in the created order, but he also was raised as living human body and is in the heavenlies right now praying for us.
The point of this is that Jesus is acknowledged as Lord – the one that we obey. We believe in the God of creation, whose Son Jesus died for us and rose again, and we find ourselves therefore obeying him. Anything less than this is to acknowledge him as a teacher or a moral example, or someone to be respected. But, Paul says, what flows from this is a loving life that puts others first, where God is at work helping us to be no longer conformed to a rebellious world system that does not acknowledge God, but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds, so that we may prove what the will of God is for us, and do it.
In this short treatment I am not able to address all the questions that spring from this; that is what our different groups give us an opportunity to do, and you are warmly invited to join us at one of them. One question, however, is what about those who do not confess Jesus as Lord, or believe in his resurrection? What about those who make themselves subject to wrath?
Looking at our gospel passage, we can see that there are those who are determined to be, in effect, their own Lords, and they have made up their minds. It does not matter if a prophet like John or the saviour himself comes to them; they already know an answer that suits them. But Jesus goes straight on to tell the story of a son who changes his mind and decides to fall in with his father’s wishes. In the same way the invitation is for each and every one of us this morning, to confess that Jesus Is Lord and to trust him in our hearts; let us ask God for the gift of faith and understanding, so that we may be truly open for all that he has for us, and encounter him for ourselves.
Discussion Questions
1. Jesus is Lord: what impact does this have on your daily life?
2. How would disbelieving in God as Creator lead to disobedience and evil living?
3. If a particular culture or belief system suggested that you do something wrong, how would you respond in the light of Paul’s teaching?
4. How might the resurrection of Jesus lead us to re-evaluate the whole of creation and our place within it?
Saturday, 24 September 2011
Sermon for Sunday 18 September 2011 –Matthew 20:1-16 and Philippians 1:21-30 - Kim
In this parable we see Jesus telling us something about everyday life and each of Jesus’ parables are either from the market place, the farm, the family. You could say that today’s parable is about salaries, wages, and a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work, it’s about the daily or hourly income. People always get tense, anxious and nervous when you talk about money, salaries, and income.
After reading this passage three times I asked myself what is the purpose of this parable? I believe the key to the story is the contrast between those who came at the last hour and those who came at the first hour. Regardless of when they clocked in, all were given a full day’s wage.
Those who were given a full days wage at the last hour felt that their wage was undeserved, unearned and a wonderful gift from the owner. The wage was a gift, a surprise, a wonderful delight. And there are Christians who feel that God’s generosity to them is unearned, undeserved, and they are surprised at the generosity of God. Such Christians have this attitude that life has been a wonderful gift from God such as these workers who came to work for only one hour and had received a full blessing from God.
Meanwhile, there are other religious people who were there at six o’clock in the morning and they worked all day long. They were born into the Christian faith; they were baptised into the Christian faith; they went to Sunday school; they went to Youth Group; they did confirmation; they were part of the fabric of the church; they sang in the choir; they served on The PCC; they came to church every Sunday. And they knew in their hearts that God owed it to them. They had the inner attitude: if anyone deserved to be blessed by God, they did because they had been faithful to God and his church all of their lives. God: I deserve your blessing. I have earned your blessing because of my faithful behavior to you and the church throughout the years.
Jesus said those who are last with an attitude of thanksgiving shall be first, and those who think they are first shall be last.
Tell me what did you do yesterday to deserve to be given the gift of life today? What did you do yesterday that was so good that you deserved to live today? To wake up, brush your teeth, have breakfast, see your family, come to church, be with nice people: what did you do yesterday on Saturday that you deserved to be alive on Sunday?
What about the young man who watched the marathon runners run passed him and then he leaps out of the crowd and runs towards the finishing line which was about a mile out from the end. As he was handed a medal another gentleman who had finished alongside him complained saying that the young man only ran the last mile, he doesn’t deserve a medal. The young man did get a medal and later that week; his picture was in his local newspaper. Several months before this young man had is left foot amputated after a car accident, he was a keen runner and even though the marathon runners had worked hard and trained well for the event and deserved their medals. For this young man, with a false foot, that one mile would have seemed like a marathon to him – that’s why the organisers allowed him a medal.
So it is with life and everything in life: life, the abundant life, and eternal life are free gifts of God to us, and we do nothing to deserve or earn them.
Jesus was telling the people around him that the parable was about salvation and that it was available to everyone, sadly he knew that only a few would take up his offer. When Jesus died on the cross for our sins, he paid the price for salvation for anyone who believed in him. It is his to give to anyone who comes to him. Some people accept Jesus, and have the joy of working for God for many years. Some people put off accepting Jesus until late in life, even until they are about to die. They only get to serve the Lord a short time. God makes salvation available to us all.
Today, our western ‘celebrity’ culture favours those who manage to push themselves to the front, whether it’s people with the most obvious talent or the stars with the busy agents. Sadly, that can spill over into the life of the church: famous leaders and preachers get attention and the ‘ordinary’ Christian becomes a passive spectator. We need to remember that there are no such people as ‘ordinary’ Christians. In the renewal of all things which Jesus spoke about, all sorts of people will stand out as the real heroes and heroines of faith, though nobody has ever heard of them before. They will be the ones who, whether for five minutes or fifty years served God with total and glad obedience, giving themselves completely to holiness, prayer, and the works of love and mercy. Such people are the pure gold of the church. But, so often, gold remains hidden and takes some finding.
God has called us to have an attitude of being humble, and thankful for our relationship with Him and not resentful of others who claim Jesus as Lord late in life. We should seek to work with Jesus to bring others to a relationship with him, to be humble enough to be the seed planters and allow others who will reap the reward of our sowing, to rejoice. To be humble enough not to want to covert another persons’ gift; but to be thankful for His many blessings bestowed on us.
Gracious Lord, help us to be humble enough to take whatever place we are given, and zealous enough to work wholeheartedly for your glory where and when you call us. Amen.
Questions:
1. How does Matthew 20:1-16 relate to today?
2. Have you been tempted to want to covet another persons’ gift, or position or property?
3. How do you feel that you may be one of the last?
4. Have you been treated unfairly? What did you do about it?
After reading this passage three times I asked myself what is the purpose of this parable? I believe the key to the story is the contrast between those who came at the last hour and those who came at the first hour. Regardless of when they clocked in, all were given a full day’s wage.
Those who were given a full days wage at the last hour felt that their wage was undeserved, unearned and a wonderful gift from the owner. The wage was a gift, a surprise, a wonderful delight. And there are Christians who feel that God’s generosity to them is unearned, undeserved, and they are surprised at the generosity of God. Such Christians have this attitude that life has been a wonderful gift from God such as these workers who came to work for only one hour and had received a full blessing from God.
Meanwhile, there are other religious people who were there at six o’clock in the morning and they worked all day long. They were born into the Christian faith; they were baptised into the Christian faith; they went to Sunday school; they went to Youth Group; they did confirmation; they were part of the fabric of the church; they sang in the choir; they served on The PCC; they came to church every Sunday. And they knew in their hearts that God owed it to them. They had the inner attitude: if anyone deserved to be blessed by God, they did because they had been faithful to God and his church all of their lives. God: I deserve your blessing. I have earned your blessing because of my faithful behavior to you and the church throughout the years.
Jesus said those who are last with an attitude of thanksgiving shall be first, and those who think they are first shall be last.
Tell me what did you do yesterday to deserve to be given the gift of life today? What did you do yesterday that was so good that you deserved to live today? To wake up, brush your teeth, have breakfast, see your family, come to church, be with nice people: what did you do yesterday on Saturday that you deserved to be alive on Sunday?
What about the young man who watched the marathon runners run passed him and then he leaps out of the crowd and runs towards the finishing line which was about a mile out from the end. As he was handed a medal another gentleman who had finished alongside him complained saying that the young man only ran the last mile, he doesn’t deserve a medal. The young man did get a medal and later that week; his picture was in his local newspaper. Several months before this young man had is left foot amputated after a car accident, he was a keen runner and even though the marathon runners had worked hard and trained well for the event and deserved their medals. For this young man, with a false foot, that one mile would have seemed like a marathon to him – that’s why the organisers allowed him a medal.
So it is with life and everything in life: life, the abundant life, and eternal life are free gifts of God to us, and we do nothing to deserve or earn them.
Jesus was telling the people around him that the parable was about salvation and that it was available to everyone, sadly he knew that only a few would take up his offer. When Jesus died on the cross for our sins, he paid the price for salvation for anyone who believed in him. It is his to give to anyone who comes to him. Some people accept Jesus, and have the joy of working for God for many years. Some people put off accepting Jesus until late in life, even until they are about to die. They only get to serve the Lord a short time. God makes salvation available to us all.
Today, our western ‘celebrity’ culture favours those who manage to push themselves to the front, whether it’s people with the most obvious talent or the stars with the busy agents. Sadly, that can spill over into the life of the church: famous leaders and preachers get attention and the ‘ordinary’ Christian becomes a passive spectator. We need to remember that there are no such people as ‘ordinary’ Christians. In the renewal of all things which Jesus spoke about, all sorts of people will stand out as the real heroes and heroines of faith, though nobody has ever heard of them before. They will be the ones who, whether for five minutes or fifty years served God with total and glad obedience, giving themselves completely to holiness, prayer, and the works of love and mercy. Such people are the pure gold of the church. But, so often, gold remains hidden and takes some finding.
God has called us to have an attitude of being humble, and thankful for our relationship with Him and not resentful of others who claim Jesus as Lord late in life. We should seek to work with Jesus to bring others to a relationship with him, to be humble enough to be the seed planters and allow others who will reap the reward of our sowing, to rejoice. To be humble enough not to want to covert another persons’ gift; but to be thankful for His many blessings bestowed on us.
Gracious Lord, help us to be humble enough to take whatever place we are given, and zealous enough to work wholeheartedly for your glory where and when you call us. Amen.
Questions:
1. How does Matthew 20:1-16 relate to today?
2. Have you been tempted to want to covet another persons’ gift, or position or property?
3. How do you feel that you may be one of the last?
4. Have you been treated unfairly? What did you do about it?
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Sermon for Sunday 18 September 2011 –Matthew 20:1-16 and Philippians 1:21-30 - Kim
In this parable we see Jesus telling us something about everyday life and each of Jesus’ parables are either from the market place, the farm, the family. You could say that today’s parable is about salaries, wages, and a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work, it’s about the daily or hourly income. People always get tense, anxious and nervous when you talk about money, salaries, and income.
After reading this passage three times I asked myself what is the purpose of this parable? I believe the key to the story is the contrast between those who came at the last hour and those who came at the first hour. Regardless of when they clocked in, all were given a full day’s wage.
Those who were given a full days wage at the last hour felt that their wage was undeserved, unearned and a wonderful gift from the owner. The wage was a gift, a surprise, a wonderful delight. And there are Christians who feel that God’s generosity to them is unearned, undeserved, and they are surprised at the generosity of God. Such Christians have this attitude that life has been a wonderful gift from God such as these workers who came to work for only one hour and had received a full blessing from God.
Meanwhile, there are other religious people who were there at six o’clock in the morning and they worked all day long. They were born into the Christian faith; they were baptised into the Christian faith; they went to Sunday school; they went to Youth Group; they did confirmation; they were part of the fabric of the church; they sang in the choir; they served on The PCC; they came to church every Sunday. And they knew in their hearts that God owed it to them. They had the inner attitude: if anyone deserved to be blessed by God, they did because they had been faithful to God and his church all of their lives. God: I deserve your blessing. I have earned your blessing because of my faithful behavior to you and the church throughout the years.
Jesus said those who are last with an attitude of thanksgiving shall be first, and those who think they are first shall be last.
Tell me what did you do yesterday to deserve to be given the gift of life today? What did you do yesterday that was so good that you deserved to live today? To wake up, brush your teeth, have breakfast, see your family, come to church, be with nice people: what did you do yesterday on Saturday that you deserved to be alive on Sunday?
What about the young man who watched the marathon runners run passed him and then he leaps out of the crowd and runs towards the finishing line which was about a mile out from the end. As he was handed a medal another gentleman who had finished alongside him complained saying that the young man only ran the last mile, he doesn’t deserve a medal. The young man did get a medal and later that week; his picture was in his local newspaper. Several months before this young man had is left foot amputated after a car accident, he was a keen runner and even though the marathon runners had worked hard and trained well for the event and deserved their medals. For this young man, with a false foot, that one mile would have seemed like a marathon to him – that’s why the organisers allowed him a medal.
So it is with life and everything in life: life, the abundant life, and eternal life are free gifts of God to us, and we do nothing to deserve or earn them.
Jesus was telling the people around him that the parable was about salvation and that it was available to everyone, sadly he knew that only a few would take up his offer. When Jesus died on the cross for our sins, he paid the price for salvation for anyone who believed in him. It is his to give to anyone who comes to him. Some people accept Jesus, and have the joy of working for God for many years. Some people put off accepting Jesus until late in life, even until they are about to die. They only get to serve the Lord a short time. God makes salvation available to us all.
Today, our western ‘celebrity’ culture favours those who manage to push themselves to the front, whether it’s people with the most obvious talent or the stars with the busy agents. Sadly, that can spill over into the life of the church: famous leaders and preachers get attention and the ‘ordinary’ Christian becomes a passive spectator. We need to remember that there are no such people as ‘ordinary’ Christians. In the renewal of all things which Jesus spoke about, all sorts of people will stand out as the real heroes and heroines of faith, though nobody has ever heard of them before. They will be the ones who, whether for five minutes or fifty years served God with total and glad obedience, giving themselves completely to holiness, prayer, and the works of love and mercy. Such people are the pure gold of the church. But, so often, gold remains hidden and takes some finding.
God has called us to have an attitude of being humble, and thankful for our relationship with Him and not resentful of others who claim Jesus as Lord late in life. We should seek to work with Jesus to bring others to a relationship with him, to be humble enough to be the seed planters and allow others who will reap the reward of our sowing, to rejoice. To be humble enough not to want to covert another persons’ gift; but to be thankful for His many blessings bestowed on us.
Gracious Lord, help us to be humble enough to take whatever place we are given, and zealous enough to work wholeheartedly for your glory where and when you call us. Amen.
Questions:
1. How does Matthew 20:1-16 relate to today?
2. Have you been tempted to want to covet another persons’ gift, or position or property?
3. How do you feel that you may be one of the last?
4. Have you been treated unfairly? What did you do about it?
After reading this passage three times I asked myself what is the purpose of this parable? I believe the key to the story is the contrast between those who came at the last hour and those who came at the first hour. Regardless of when they clocked in, all were given a full day’s wage.
Those who were given a full days wage at the last hour felt that their wage was undeserved, unearned and a wonderful gift from the owner. The wage was a gift, a surprise, a wonderful delight. And there are Christians who feel that God’s generosity to them is unearned, undeserved, and they are surprised at the generosity of God. Such Christians have this attitude that life has been a wonderful gift from God such as these workers who came to work for only one hour and had received a full blessing from God.
Meanwhile, there are other religious people who were there at six o’clock in the morning and they worked all day long. They were born into the Christian faith; they were baptised into the Christian faith; they went to Sunday school; they went to Youth Group; they did confirmation; they were part of the fabric of the church; they sang in the choir; they served on The PCC; they came to church every Sunday. And they knew in their hearts that God owed it to them. They had the inner attitude: if anyone deserved to be blessed by God, they did because they had been faithful to God and his church all of their lives. God: I deserve your blessing. I have earned your blessing because of my faithful behavior to you and the church throughout the years.
Jesus said those who are last with an attitude of thanksgiving shall be first, and those who think they are first shall be last.
Tell me what did you do yesterday to deserve to be given the gift of life today? What did you do yesterday that was so good that you deserved to live today? To wake up, brush your teeth, have breakfast, see your family, come to church, be with nice people: what did you do yesterday on Saturday that you deserved to be alive on Sunday?
What about the young man who watched the marathon runners run passed him and then he leaps out of the crowd and runs towards the finishing line which was about a mile out from the end. As he was handed a medal another gentleman who had finished alongside him complained saying that the young man only ran the last mile, he doesn’t deserve a medal. The young man did get a medal and later that week; his picture was in his local newspaper. Several months before this young man had is left foot amputated after a car accident, he was a keen runner and even though the marathon runners had worked hard and trained well for the event and deserved their medals. For this young man, with a false foot, that one mile would have seemed like a marathon to him – that’s why the organisers allowed him a medal.
So it is with life and everything in life: life, the abundant life, and eternal life are free gifts of God to us, and we do nothing to deserve or earn them.
Jesus was telling the people around him that the parable was about salvation and that it was available to everyone, sadly he knew that only a few would take up his offer. When Jesus died on the cross for our sins, he paid the price for salvation for anyone who believed in him. It is his to give to anyone who comes to him. Some people accept Jesus, and have the joy of working for God for many years. Some people put off accepting Jesus until late in life, even until they are about to die. They only get to serve the Lord a short time. God makes salvation available to us all.
Today, our western ‘celebrity’ culture favours those who manage to push themselves to the front, whether it’s people with the most obvious talent or the stars with the busy agents. Sadly, that can spill over into the life of the church: famous leaders and preachers get attention and the ‘ordinary’ Christian becomes a passive spectator. We need to remember that there are no such people as ‘ordinary’ Christians. In the renewal of all things which Jesus spoke about, all sorts of people will stand out as the real heroes and heroines of faith, though nobody has ever heard of them before. They will be the ones who, whether for five minutes or fifty years served God with total and glad obedience, giving themselves completely to holiness, prayer, and the works of love and mercy. Such people are the pure gold of the church. But, so often, gold remains hidden and takes some finding.
God has called us to have an attitude of being humble, and thankful for our relationship with Him and not resentful of others who claim Jesus as Lord late in life. We should seek to work with Jesus to bring others to a relationship with him, to be humble enough to be the seed planters and allow others who will reap the reward of our sowing, to rejoice. To be humble enough not to want to covert another persons’ gift; but to be thankful for His many blessings bestowed on us.
Gracious Lord, help us to be humble enough to take whatever place we are given, and zealous enough to work wholeheartedly for your glory where and when you call us. Amen.
Questions:
1. How does Matthew 20:1-16 relate to today?
2. Have you been tempted to want to covet another persons’ gift, or position or property?
3. How do you feel that you may be one of the last?
4. Have you been treated unfairly? What did you do about it?
Saturday, 10 September 2011
Saturday, 4 December 2010
DIARY FOR DECEMBER 2010
1 December
7.30pm Encounter Group Social at The Vicarage
3 December
7am-7pm Day of Prayer for the work of St Michael’s
4 December
10am-4pm Wedding Workshop Day in Church & Hall
3.00pm Christingle Workshop in Hall
5 December SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
4.00pm Christingle Service
7 December
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session 4 at St Paul’s
8 December
10.30am Carols at Beaumont Lodge Nursing Home
9 December
3.00pm Carols at Derek Horn Court
10 December
6.30pm SMYL Party
2-3pm Bellringing
12 December THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
3.00pm Special Carol Service
13 December
7.30pm Growing Leaders mentor’s meeting in Hall
14 December
12.30pm Mothers’ Union Christmas Lunch
15 December
2.00pm Lyndhurst School rehearsal in Church
8.00pm Mission Without Committee in Parish office
16 December
9.30am Lyndhurst School rehearsal in Church
3.00pm Messy Church
7.00pm Carols in Park Street
17 December
10.30am Lyndhurst School Carol Concert in Church
7.30pm Choir practice
19 December FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion 1662
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm Carols by Candlelight
24 December CHRISTMAS EVE
12 noon Carols in Main Square
3.00pm Crib Service
11.00pm Holy Communion
25 December CHRISTMAS DAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
10.00am Family Communion
26 December FEAST OF ST STEPHEN
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
29 December
11.00am Wedding Samuel Conway & Gemma Patton
7.30pm Encounter Group Social at The Vicarage
3 December
7am-7pm Day of Prayer for the work of St Michael’s
4 December
10am-4pm Wedding Workshop Day in Church & Hall
3.00pm Christingle Workshop in Hall
5 December SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
4.00pm Christingle Service
7 December
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session 4 at St Paul’s
8 December
10.30am Carols at Beaumont Lodge Nursing Home
9 December
3.00pm Carols at Derek Horn Court
10 December
6.30pm SMYL Party
2-3pm Bellringing
12 December THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
3.00pm Special Carol Service
13 December
7.30pm Growing Leaders mentor’s meeting in Hall
14 December
12.30pm Mothers’ Union Christmas Lunch
15 December
2.00pm Lyndhurst School rehearsal in Church
8.00pm Mission Without Committee in Parish office
16 December
9.30am Lyndhurst School rehearsal in Church
3.00pm Messy Church
7.00pm Carols in Park Street
17 December
10.30am Lyndhurst School Carol Concert in Church
7.30pm Choir practice
19 December FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion 1662
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm Carols by Candlelight
24 December CHRISTMAS EVE
12 noon Carols in Main Square
3.00pm Crib Service
11.00pm Holy Communion
25 December CHRISTMAS DAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
10.00am Family Communion
26 December FEAST OF ST STEPHEN
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
29 December
11.00am Wedding Samuel Conway & Gemma Patton
Saturday, 13 November 2010
DIARY FOR NOVEMBER 2010
2 November
7.30pm Alpha 6 at RSVP in Camberley
3 November
10.00am Knit & Natter at 35 The Avenue
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
5 November
7.00am Half hour of Quiet Prayer/Meditation in Church
7 November THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
9 November
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
7.30pm Alpha 7 at RSVP in Camberley
10 November
7.30pm Wednesday Encounter Group at 30 Moorland Road
11 November
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
6.30pm SMYL in Church Hall
13 November
7.30pm ‘PURE’ Youth Sports Event at The Arena
14 November SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT—REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
2.00pm British Legion Service of Remembrance
6.00pm Wedding rehearsal
15 November
1.00pm Wedding David TERRY & Angela PARKER
16 November
7.30pm Alpha 8 at RSVP in Camberley
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session 3 at ST PAUL’S
17 November
10.00am Knit & Natter at 35 The Avenue
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
7.45pm PCC in Church Hall
18 November
3.00pm ‘Messy Church’
19 November
7.30pm Weddings Reunion Party in Church Hall
20 November
10.00am Alpha Awayday at Ascot Priory
21 November SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT—CHRIST THE KING
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
23 November
7.30pm Alpha 9 at RSVP in Camberley
24 November
8.00pm Mission Without Committee in Parish Office
25 November
6.30pm SMYL in Church Hall
26 November
8.00pm Butterflies Social Evening
8.00pm Friends Committee meeting in Parish Office
27 November
10am-4pm Advent Quiet Day at Ascot Priory
3.30pm Bellringers’ District Meeting/Service/Tea
28 November FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Holy Baptism
29 November
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders meeting at 13 Theobalds Way
30 November
7.30pm Alpha 10 at RSVP in Camberley
3 December
7.00am-7.00pm Day of Prayer for the work of St Michael’s
7.30pm Alpha 6 at RSVP in Camberley
3 November
10.00am Knit & Natter at 35 The Avenue
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
5 November
7.00am Half hour of Quiet Prayer/Meditation in Church
7 November THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
9 November
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
7.30pm Alpha 7 at RSVP in Camberley
10 November
7.30pm Wednesday Encounter Group at 30 Moorland Road
11 November
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
6.30pm SMYL in Church Hall
13 November
7.30pm ‘PURE’ Youth Sports Event at The Arena
14 November SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT—REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
2.00pm British Legion Service of Remembrance
6.00pm Wedding rehearsal
15 November
1.00pm Wedding David TERRY & Angela PARKER
16 November
7.30pm Alpha 8 at RSVP in Camberley
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session 3 at ST PAUL’S
17 November
10.00am Knit & Natter at 35 The Avenue
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
7.45pm PCC in Church Hall
18 November
3.00pm ‘Messy Church’
19 November
7.30pm Weddings Reunion Party in Church Hall
20 November
10.00am Alpha Awayday at Ascot Priory
21 November SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT—CHRIST THE KING
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
23 November
7.30pm Alpha 9 at RSVP in Camberley
24 November
8.00pm Mission Without Committee in Parish Office
25 November
6.30pm SMYL in Church Hall
26 November
8.00pm Butterflies Social Evening
8.00pm Friends Committee meeting in Parish Office
27 November
10am-4pm Advent Quiet Day at Ascot Priory
3.30pm Bellringers’ District Meeting/Service/Tea
28 November FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Holy Baptism
29 November
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders meeting at 13 Theobalds Way
30 November
7.30pm Alpha 10 at RSVP in Camberley
3 December
7.00am-7.00pm Day of Prayer for the work of St Michael’s
Saturday, 23 October 2010
DIARY FOR OCTOBER 2010
1 October
7.00am Early Morning Quiet Prayer in Church
7.00pm Friends’ Harvest Home in Church Hall
3 October EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
12.00pm Bring & Share Harvest Lunch & Auction
5 October
7.30pm Alpha 3 at RSVP in Camberley
6 October
10.00am Knit & Natter at 35 The Avenue
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
7 October
8.00pm Baptism Preparation in Parish Office
8 October
6.00pm Start of 24 hours away for Growing Leaders
9 October
10.00am Charities Fair in Church Hall
10 October NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12 October
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Church Hall
7.30pm Alpha 4 @ RSVP in Camberley
13 October
8.00pm Mission Without Committee in Parish Office
14 October
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
6.30pm SMYL in Church Hall
15 October 7.30pm Encounter Group Leaders meeting
16 October
TBC Growing Leaders Mentor Training Day
17 October TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
4.00pm Confirmation Service at Bagshot
19 October
7.30pm Alpha 5 @ RSVP in Camberley
7.30pm Growing Leaders in Church Hall
20 October
10.00am Knit and Natter at 35 The Avenue
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
8.00pm Mission Support Committee at Diamond Ridge
21 October
3.00pm Messy Church in Church and Hall
22 October
6.00pm Wedding rehearsal
23 October
3.00pm Wedding Dean RUSSELL & Katrina CROOK
24 October LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY - BIBLE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Baptism: Hugo McENTEGART & Oliver NEILSON
6.00pm Deanery Service at St John's Windlesham
27 October
7.45pm Mission Within Committee at Parish Office
29 October
7.30pm Friends’ AGM in Church Hall
31 October FOURTH SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT - ALL SAINTS SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm Service of Light followed by fireworks/BBQ
7.00am Early Morning Quiet Prayer in Church
7.00pm Friends’ Harvest Home in Church Hall
3 October EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
12.00pm Bring & Share Harvest Lunch & Auction
5 October
7.30pm Alpha 3 at RSVP in Camberley
6 October
10.00am Knit & Natter at 35 The Avenue
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
7 October
8.00pm Baptism Preparation in Parish Office
8 October
6.00pm Start of 24 hours away for Growing Leaders
9 October
10.00am Charities Fair in Church Hall
10 October NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12 October
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Church Hall
7.30pm Alpha 4 @ RSVP in Camberley
13 October
8.00pm Mission Without Committee in Parish Office
14 October
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
6.30pm SMYL in Church Hall
15 October 7.30pm Encounter Group Leaders meeting
16 October
TBC Growing Leaders Mentor Training Day
17 October TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
4.00pm Confirmation Service at Bagshot
19 October
7.30pm Alpha 5 @ RSVP in Camberley
7.30pm Growing Leaders in Church Hall
20 October
10.00am Knit and Natter at 35 The Avenue
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
8.00pm Mission Support Committee at Diamond Ridge
21 October
3.00pm Messy Church in Church and Hall
22 October
6.00pm Wedding rehearsal
23 October
3.00pm Wedding Dean RUSSELL & Katrina CROOK
24 October LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY - BIBLE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Baptism: Hugo McENTEGART & Oliver NEILSON
6.00pm Deanery Service at St John's Windlesham
27 October
7.45pm Mission Within Committee at Parish Office
29 October
7.30pm Friends’ AGM in Church Hall
31 October FOURTH SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT - ALL SAINTS SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion BCP
9.15am Family Service
9.50am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm Service of Light followed by fireworks/BBQ
Saturday, 1 May 2010
DIARY FOR MAY 2010
1 May
12.30pm Wedding: Carl WEAVING and Emma HYDE
2 May FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion [1662]
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
1.00pm Wedding: Morgan BOND and Zoe SQUIRE
4.00pm Renewal of Vows: Colin and Sheila HOLLOWAY
3 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
12.30-3.30pm Private Party in Hall
4 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
8.00pm PCC in Hall
5 May
10.00am Knit ‘n’ natter at 35 The Avenue
6 May
7.30pm Camberley Speakers in Hall
8.00pm Mission Without Committee
8 May
9.30am-4pm Bible Society Walk
9 May SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.15pm Pub Lunch at Crab & Dragon
10 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
11 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
7.15pm Stamp Club in the Hall
12 May
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
13 May ASCENSION DAY
6.00pm SMYL in Hall
8.00pm Holy Communion for Ascension Day
14 May
8.00pm Fete Planning Group in Parish Office
15 May
10-3.00pm Creating Sparks Workshop [Kate Davies for info]
16 May SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion (Liquid)
12.30pm Holy Baptism—Sebastian GARLICK
17 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
18 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
19 May
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
20 May
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s Church
7.30pm Camberley Speakers in Hall
German visitors from St Kilian’s arrive
22 May
7.30pm Acts of the Apostles (dramatic reading) @ St Paul’s
23 May PENTECOST
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30pm Parish Communion
3.00pm Commemoration Service
24 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
German visitors depart
25 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
7.15pm Stamp Club in Hall
8.00pm Mission Within Committee in Parish Office
26 May
8.00pm Deanery Synod
27 May
6.30pm SMYL in Hall
30 May TRINITY SUNDAY
8.00pm Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Baptism & Holy Communion
31 May
2.00pm Wedding: Steve MILES & Lisa BARNARD
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12.30pm Wedding: Carl WEAVING and Emma HYDE
2 May FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion [1662]
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
1.00pm Wedding: Morgan BOND and Zoe SQUIRE
4.00pm Renewal of Vows: Colin and Sheila HOLLOWAY
3 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
12.30-3.30pm Private Party in Hall
4 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
8.00pm PCC in Hall
5 May
10.00am Knit ‘n’ natter at 35 The Avenue
6 May
7.30pm Camberley Speakers in Hall
8.00pm Mission Without Committee
8 May
9.30am-4pm Bible Society Walk
9 May SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.15pm Pub Lunch at Crab & Dragon
10 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
11 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
7.15pm Stamp Club in the Hall
12 May
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
13 May ASCENSION DAY
6.00pm SMYL in Hall
8.00pm Holy Communion for Ascension Day
14 May
8.00pm Fete Planning Group in Parish Office
15 May
10-3.00pm Creating Sparks Workshop [Kate Davies for info]
16 May SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion (Liquid)
12.30pm Holy Baptism—Sebastian GARLICK
17 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
18 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
19 May
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
20 May
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s Church
7.30pm Camberley Speakers in Hall
German visitors from St Kilian’s arrive
22 May
7.30pm Acts of the Apostles (dramatic reading) @ St Paul’s
23 May PENTECOST
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30pm Parish Communion
3.00pm Commemoration Service
24 May
10.00-12noon Talking Tots in Hall
German visitors depart
25 May
10-11.30am Busy Little Bodies in Hall
7.15pm Stamp Club in Hall
8.00pm Mission Within Committee in Parish Office
26 May
8.00pm Deanery Synod
27 May
6.30pm SMYL in Hall
30 May TRINITY SUNDAY
8.00pm Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Baptism & Holy Communion
31 May
2.00pm Wedding: Steve MILES & Lisa BARNARD
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Saturday, 10 April 2010
DIARY FOR APRIL 2010
1 April MAUNDY THURSDAY
6.30pm Maundy Thursday Agapé Supper in Hall
2 April GOOD FRIDAY
10.00am Workshop followed by Family Service
12.15am March of Witness in Town Centre
2.00pm Last Hour before the Cross
3.30pm Final rehearsal for Stainer’s Crucifixion
6.30pm Churches Together Joint Act of Worship to include Stainer’s Crucifixion at St Paul’s Church
3 April EASTER SATURDAY
8.00pm Confirmation & Holy Baptism at Guildford Cathedral
4 April EASTER SUNDAY
7.00am Churches Together Son-Rise Service at RMA
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
10.00am Easter Family Communion
8 April
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
9 April
6.00pm Rehearsal Williams/Powell wedding
8.00pm Mission Support Committee at Diamond Ridge
10 April
3.30pm Wedding Williams/Powell
11 April SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Holy Baptism
13 April
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
8.00pm Baptism Preparation in Parish Office
14 April
9.30am Warden’s meeting at The Vicarage
16 April
7.45pm Annual Parochial Church Meeting in Hall
17 April
9.30am-12 noon Churchyard clean-up—ALL WELCOME!
18 April THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion (Liquid)
6.30pm Celtic Spirituality Evening with Guest Speaker: Revd Simon Reed
20 April
8.00am General Election Hustings Meeting at St Tarcisius
21 April
10.00am Knit ‘n Natter at 35 The Avenue
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
21 April
7.30pm Mentor’s meeting at St Paul’s
22 April
6.30pm SMYL
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s Church
23 April
7.30pm Friends’ Committee meeting at Parish Office
25 April FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER - COMMISSIONING SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30pm Parish Communion
3.00pm St George’s Day Scouts Service
26 April
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders meeting
27 April
2.00pm Surrey Heath Museum Action Group in Hall
30 April
6.00pm Rehearsal wedding Weaving/Hyde
6.30pm Maundy Thursday Agapé Supper in Hall
2 April GOOD FRIDAY
10.00am Workshop followed by Family Service
12.15am March of Witness in Town Centre
2.00pm Last Hour before the Cross
3.30pm Final rehearsal for Stainer’s Crucifixion
6.30pm Churches Together Joint Act of Worship to include Stainer’s Crucifixion at St Paul’s Church
3 April EASTER SATURDAY
8.00pm Confirmation & Holy Baptism at Guildford Cathedral
4 April EASTER SUNDAY
7.00am Churches Together Son-Rise Service at RMA
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
10.00am Easter Family Communion
8 April
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
9 April
6.00pm Rehearsal Williams/Powell wedding
8.00pm Mission Support Committee at Diamond Ridge
10 April
3.30pm Wedding Williams/Powell
11 April SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Holy Baptism
13 April
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
8.00pm Baptism Preparation in Parish Office
14 April
9.30am Warden’s meeting at The Vicarage
16 April
7.45pm Annual Parochial Church Meeting in Hall
17 April
9.30am-12 noon Churchyard clean-up—ALL WELCOME!
18 April THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion (Liquid)
6.30pm Celtic Spirituality Evening with Guest Speaker: Revd Simon Reed
20 April
8.00am General Election Hustings Meeting at St Tarcisius
21 April
10.00am Knit ‘n Natter at 35 The Avenue
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
21 April
7.30pm Mentor’s meeting at St Paul’s
22 April
6.30pm SMYL
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s Church
23 April
7.30pm Friends’ Committee meeting at Parish Office
25 April FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER - COMMISSIONING SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30pm Parish Communion
3.00pm St George’s Day Scouts Service
26 April
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders meeting
27 April
2.00pm Surrey Heath Museum Action Group in Hall
30 April
6.00pm Rehearsal wedding Weaving/Hyde
Saturday, 30 January 2010
DIARY FOR FEBRUARY 2010
2 February
7.30pm Launch of Seekers Group in the Hall
8.00pm Mission Within Committee
6 February
10.00am Weddings Workshop in Hall
7 February SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
9 February
2.15pm MU
10 February
7.30pm Encounter Groups Open Evening
13 February
12.30pm Wedding Chris WILLIAMS & Jo BATES
14 February SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE LENT (Chocolate Sunday)
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.30pm Valentine’s Service
16 February
4.00pm Family Fun - Pancakes & Games
8.00pm Mission Support Committee
17 February ASH WEDNESDAY
8.00pm Holy Communion & Imposition of Ashes
18 February
8.00pm Baptism Parents Information Evening (Parish Office)
20 February
12.00pm Lent Lunch in the Hall
21 February FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion (Liquid)
24 February
8.00pm Prayer for Camberley (at High Cross)
27 February
12.30pm Lent Lunch in the Hall
28 February SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30pm Baptism & Holy Communion
7.30pm Launch of Seekers Group in the Hall
8.00pm Mission Within Committee
6 February
10.00am Weddings Workshop in Hall
7 February SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
9 February
2.15pm MU
10 February
7.30pm Encounter Groups Open Evening
13 February
12.30pm Wedding Chris WILLIAMS & Jo BATES
14 February SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE LENT (Chocolate Sunday)
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.30pm Valentine’s Service
16 February
4.00pm Family Fun - Pancakes & Games
8.00pm Mission Support Committee
17 February ASH WEDNESDAY
8.00pm Holy Communion & Imposition of Ashes
18 February
8.00pm Baptism Parents Information Evening (Parish Office)
20 February
12.00pm Lent Lunch in the Hall
21 February FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion (Liquid)
24 February
8.00pm Prayer for Camberley (at High Cross)
27 February
12.30pm Lent Lunch in the Hall
28 February SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30pm Baptism & Holy Communion
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
DIARY FOR DECEMBER 2009 & JANUARY 2010
December 1
8.00pm PCC in the Hall
December 2
1.00pm Floristry class in Hall
December 5
10.00am Weddings Workshop in Church
2.30pm Christingles Workshop in Hall
December 6 SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
4.00pm Christingle Service
December 7
2.00pm Lyndhurst Rehearsal
December 8
12.30pm MU Christmas Lunch
December 9
2.00pm Lyndhurst Rehearsal
8.00pm Baptism Parents Information Evening
December 10
2.00pm Lyndhurst Carol Service
December 12
9.15am Men’s Walk
December 13 THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion (Sunday Club Nativity)
3.00pm Special Carol Service
December 17
7.30pm Open Air Carol Concert, Park Street
December 20 FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm Nine Lessons and Carols
December 24 CHRISTMAS EVE
TBA Carol Singing in Main Square
3.00pm Crib Service
11.00pm Holy Communion
December 25 CHRISTMAS DAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
10.00pm Christmas Family Communion
December 27 FIRST SUNDAY OF CHRISTMAS
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
January 3 SECOND SUNDAY OF CHRISTMAS
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
January 10 THE BAPTISM OF CHRIST—FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Holy Baptism
January 12
2.15pm MU in Hall
January 16
10.00am Growing Leaders Awayday
January 17 SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
6.30am Street Angels Launch Service
January 19
8.00pm PCC in Hall
January 24 THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
January 27
12.30pm Surrey Heath Deanery Chapter in Hall
January 31 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
8.00pm PCC in the Hall
December 2
1.00pm Floristry class in Hall
December 5
10.00am Weddings Workshop in Church
2.30pm Christingles Workshop in Hall
December 6 SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
4.00pm Christingle Service
December 7
2.00pm Lyndhurst Rehearsal
December 8
12.30pm MU Christmas Lunch
December 9
2.00pm Lyndhurst Rehearsal
8.00pm Baptism Parents Information Evening
December 10
2.00pm Lyndhurst Carol Service
December 12
9.15am Men’s Walk
December 13 THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion (Sunday Club Nativity)
3.00pm Special Carol Service
December 17
7.30pm Open Air Carol Concert, Park Street
December 20 FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm Nine Lessons and Carols
December 24 CHRISTMAS EVE
TBA Carol Singing in Main Square
3.00pm Crib Service
11.00pm Holy Communion
December 25 CHRISTMAS DAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
10.00pm Christmas Family Communion
December 27 FIRST SUNDAY OF CHRISTMAS
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
January 3 SECOND SUNDAY OF CHRISTMAS
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
January 10 THE BAPTISM OF CHRIST—FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
12.30pm Holy Baptism
January 12
2.15pm MU in Hall
January 16
10.00am Growing Leaders Awayday
January 17 SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
6.30am Street Angels Launch Service
January 19
8.00pm PCC in Hall
January 24 THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
January 27
12.30pm Surrey Heath Deanery Chapter in Hall
January 31 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EPIPHANY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
Saturday, 7 November 2009
DIARY FOR NOVEMBER 2009
November 1 FOURTH SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT—ALL SAINTS DAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
4.30pm Family Games in Hall/Church
5.30pm Service of Light in Church
6.00pm Fireworks, Bonfire, BBQ on Vicarage Garden
November 4
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders meeting
November 7
9.15am Men’s Fellowship walk departs car park
November 8 THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT - REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
2.00pm British Legion Remembrance Service
November 10
2.15pm Mothers’ Union—Advent reflections– in Hall
November 11
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
November 13
7.00pm Uganda Talk & Ethnic meal in Hall
November 15 SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
November 16
8.00pm Mission Without in Parish Office
November 17
9.30am Magazine Group in Parish Office
November 18
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
November 19
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s
November 20
7.30pm Wedding reunion party in Hall
November 21
9.00am Churchyard Cleanup
10.00am Alpha Awayday
November 22 SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT—CHRIST THE KING
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
6.00pm Group Confirmation Service at St Martin’s
November 25
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
7.15pm Saltmine Theatre perform ‘Robin Hood’
at High Cross Church
November 27
7.30pm Friends’ Trustees & Committee meet at Parish Office
November 28
10-4pm Quiet Day at Ascot Priory
November 29 FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
4.30pm Family Games in Hall/Church
5.30pm Service of Light in Church
6.00pm Fireworks, Bonfire, BBQ on Vicarage Garden
November 4
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders meeting
November 7
9.15am Men’s Fellowship walk departs car park
November 8 THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT - REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
2.00pm British Legion Remembrance Service
November 10
2.15pm Mothers’ Union—Advent reflections– in Hall
November 11
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
November 13
7.00pm Uganda Talk & Ethnic meal in Hall
November 15 SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
November 16
8.00pm Mission Without in Parish Office
November 17
9.30am Magazine Group in Parish Office
November 18
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
November 19
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s
November 20
7.30pm Wedding reunion party in Hall
November 21
9.00am Churchyard Cleanup
10.00am Alpha Awayday
November 22 SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT—CHRIST THE KING
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
6.00pm Group Confirmation Service at St Martin’s
November 25
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
7.15pm Saltmine Theatre perform ‘Robin Hood’
at High Cross Church
November 27
7.30pm Friends’ Trustees & Committee meet at Parish Office
November 28
10-4pm Quiet Day at Ascot Priory
November 29 FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
DIARY FOR OCTOBER 2009
October 1-3
Flower Gala at Guildford Cathedral
October 1
8.00pm Mission Without Committee at Parish Office
October 3
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs car park
October 4 SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY—HARVEST
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Harvest Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Harvest Morning Worship
12.00pm Bring & Share Lunch/Auction
October 6
7.30pm Alpha 1 @ Bonnys
October 7
7.30pm Pray Camberley @ High Cross
October 9
7.00pm FRIENDS AGM in Church Hall
7.30pm Friends’ Fundraising Quiz Night in Church Hall
October 11 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm 9.15 Families Tea Party at Church Hall
October 13
9.30am Magazine Group meeting at Parish Office
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Church Hall
7.30pm Alpha 2 @ Bonnys
October 14
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
October 15
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s Church
October 17 am
Belltower cleaning/maintenance
October 18 NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
October 20
7.30pm Alpha 3 @ Bonnys
October 21
2.00pm Surrey Heath Museum Action Group in Church Hall
7.30pm Deanery Synod: Open Meeting in the Hall
October 24
10-12noon Charities Fair in Church Hall
25 October LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY - BIBLE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
October 27
8.00pm Mission Support Committee
October 31
3.30pm Wedding De Andrade/Walker
Flower Gala at Guildford Cathedral
October 1
8.00pm Mission Without Committee at Parish Office
October 3
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs car park
October 4 SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY—HARVEST
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Harvest Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Harvest Morning Worship
12.00pm Bring & Share Lunch/Auction
October 6
7.30pm Alpha 1 @ Bonnys
October 7
7.30pm Pray Camberley @ High Cross
October 9
7.00pm FRIENDS AGM in Church Hall
7.30pm Friends’ Fundraising Quiz Night in Church Hall
October 11 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
4.00pm 9.15 Families Tea Party at Church Hall
October 13
9.30am Magazine Group meeting at Parish Office
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Church Hall
7.30pm Alpha 2 @ Bonnys
October 14
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
October 15
7.30pm Growing Leaders at St Mary’s Church
October 17 am
Belltower cleaning/maintenance
October 18 NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
October 20
7.30pm Alpha 3 @ Bonnys
October 21
2.00pm Surrey Heath Museum Action Group in Church Hall
7.30pm Deanery Synod: Open Meeting in the Hall
October 24
10-12noon Charities Fair in Church Hall
25 October LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY - BIBLE SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
October 27
8.00pm Mission Support Committee
October 31
3.30pm Wedding De Andrade/Walker
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
DIARY FOR SEPTEMBER 2009
September 1
7.45pm PCC in Church Hall
September 3
Set up for SMYL campout
September 4
pm SMYL campout weekend on Vicarage Lawn
September 5
9.15am Men’s Walk departs Church Car Park
10.00am Growing Leaders Mentor Training Day in Hall
September 6 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service led by SMYL
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service led by SMYL
6.30pm Evening Service - Tabernacles Evening
September 7
8.00pm Sunday Club meeting
September 8
2.15pm M.U. in Church Hall
September 9
am ‘Butterflies’ staff in Church Hall
September 10
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
7.30pm ‘Archaeology of Jerusalem’ talk by J Kane
in Church—’Friends’ fundraising event
September 13 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Holy Baptism - Seth Chantler
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Holy Communion + Baptism of Sam Bradley
1.00pm Wardens & Ex-Wardens lunch at The Vicarage
September 15
9.30am Magazine Group meeting at Parish Office
September 16
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge Nursing Home
September 18
9.10am - 5.10pm Day of Prayer in Church
September 20 FIFTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
September 25
6.00pm Growing Leaders course begins
September 27 SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY - ST MICHAEL - BACK TO CHURCH SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
3.30pm Baptism Re-union party in Hall
September 29
7.30pm Alpha Introductory Evening - Bonnys
7.45pm PCC in Church Hall
September 3
Set up for SMYL campout
September 4
pm SMYL campout weekend on Vicarage Lawn
September 5
9.15am Men’s Walk departs Church Car Park
10.00am Growing Leaders Mentor Training Day in Hall
September 6 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service led by SMYL
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service led by SMYL
6.30pm Evening Service - Tabernacles Evening
September 7
8.00pm Sunday Club meeting
September 8
2.15pm M.U. in Church Hall
September 9
am ‘Butterflies’ staff in Church Hall
September 10
3.00pm Songs of Praise at Derek Horn Court
7.30pm ‘Archaeology of Jerusalem’ talk by J Kane
in Church—’Friends’ fundraising event
September 13 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Holy Baptism - Seth Chantler
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Holy Communion + Baptism of Sam Bradley
1.00pm Wardens & Ex-Wardens lunch at The Vicarage
September 15
9.30am Magazine Group meeting at Parish Office
September 16
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge Nursing Home
September 18
9.10am - 5.10pm Day of Prayer in Church
September 20 FIFTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
September 25
6.00pm Growing Leaders course begins
September 27 SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY - ST MICHAEL - BACK TO CHURCH SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
3.30pm Baptism Re-union party in Hall
September 29
7.30pm Alpha Introductory Evening - Bonnys
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
DIARY FOR JULY 2009
July 1
2.00pm MU Committee meeting at 35 The Avenue
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 3 in Church Hall
July 2
10.00am Butterflies Picnic on Vicarage Lawn
July 4
11.00am Kim’s Ordination at Guildford Cathedral
July 5 FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Celebration Communion—Kim presiding!
12.00pm Parish Picnic on Vicarage Lawn
July 8
10.30pm Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 4 in Church Hall
July 11
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs bottom car park
July 12 FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish communion
July 14
2.15am Mothers’ Union in Church Hall
July 15
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 5 in Church Hall
July 16
6.00pm Wedding rehearsal Kieran/Clark
July 17
12.30pm Wedding Anthony KIERAN/Charlotte CLARK
6.30pm Wedding rehearsal Washington/Ninnis
July 18
1.00pm Wedding Oliver WASHINGTON/Laura NINNIS
July 19 SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
22 July
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 6 in Church Hall
23 July
5.00pm Wedding rehearsal Shibchurn/Dunnell
24 July
5.00pm Wedding rehearsal May/Skey
25 July
1.00pm Wedding Thomas MAY/Eleanor SKEY
4.00pm Wedding Ritesh SHIBCHURN/Rebecca DUNNELL
July 26 SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
July 31
6.30pm Wedding rehearsal Ward/Barkham
August 1
1.30pm Wedding Darren WARD/Kelly BARKHAM
2.00pm MU Committee meeting at 35 The Avenue
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 3 in Church Hall
July 2
10.00am Butterflies Picnic on Vicarage Lawn
July 4
11.00am Kim’s Ordination at Guildford Cathedral
July 5 FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Celebration Communion—Kim presiding!
12.00pm Parish Picnic on Vicarage Lawn
July 8
10.30pm Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 4 in Church Hall
July 11
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs bottom car park
July 12 FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish communion
July 14
2.15am Mothers’ Union in Church Hall
July 15
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 5 in Church Hall
July 16
6.00pm Wedding rehearsal Kieran/Clark
July 17
12.30pm Wedding Anthony KIERAN/Charlotte CLARK
6.30pm Wedding rehearsal Washington/Ninnis
July 18
1.00pm Wedding Oliver WASHINGTON/Laura NINNIS
July 19 SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
22 July
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Week 6 in Church Hall
23 July
5.00pm Wedding rehearsal Shibchurn/Dunnell
24 July
5.00pm Wedding rehearsal May/Skey
25 July
1.00pm Wedding Thomas MAY/Eleanor SKEY
4.00pm Wedding Ritesh SHIBCHURN/Rebecca DUNNELL
July 26 SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
10.30am Parish Communion
July 31
6.30pm Wedding rehearsal Ward/Barkham
August 1
1.30pm Wedding Darren WARD/Kelly BARKHAM
Saturday, 30 May 2009
DIARY FOR JUNE 2009
June 2
8.00pm Renewal Executive in Parish Office
June 3
10.45am Magazine Group in Parish Office
7.30pm ‘Pray for Camberley’ at High Cross Church
June 7 TRINITY SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.45am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
12.30pm Seniors Sunday Lunch in Church Hall
June 8
8.00pm Mission Without Committee
June 9
2.15pm Mothers’ Union outing to Guildford Cathedral
8.00pm Mission Support Committee
June 10
2.00pm Encounter Group Leaders meeting in Parish Office
7.30pm Joint Encounter Groups meet in Church Hall
June 11
3.00pm Songs of Praise @ Derek Horn Court
June 13
8.00am Men’s breakfast @ St Paul’s
June 14 FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY (RMAS Heritage Day)
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
June 16
8.00pm Mission Within Committee
June 17
10.30am Songs of Praise @ Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise @ Corrina Lodge
7.30pm Start of ‘Lost for Words’ course in Church Hall
June 18
7.30pm Growing Leaders Final Session St Mary’s Church
June 19
9.10am—5.10pm DAY OF PRAYER IN & AROUND THE CHURCH
June 20
12.30pm Wedding—William Dunstan/Sylvia Proud
7.00pm CYFC ‘Pure’ event @ the Arena
June 21 SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
June 23
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Session Two in Church Hall
June 24
7.30pm Launch Supper for next Growing Leaders Course
at The Legion, Victoria Avenue
June 27
1.00pm FETE OPENS IN VICARAGE GARDEN
June 28 THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
June 29
7.30pm Growing Leaders final Mentors’ meeting at St Paul’s
June 30
8.00pm PCC [at back of Church]
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FUTURE DATES
Saturday 4 July Kim’s Ordination
Sunday 5 July Celebration Communion and Picnic
Friday 11 September Friends: Lecture by John Kane:
Archaeology of Jerusalem
Tuesday 15 September Alpha Course begins
Sunday 22 November Confirmation
Saturday 28 November Quiet Day
8.00pm Renewal Executive in Parish Office
June 3
10.45am Magazine Group in Parish Office
7.30pm ‘Pray for Camberley’ at High Cross Church
June 7 TRINITY SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.45am Breakfast
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Worship
12.30pm Seniors Sunday Lunch in Church Hall
June 8
8.00pm Mission Without Committee
June 9
2.15pm Mothers’ Union outing to Guildford Cathedral
8.00pm Mission Support Committee
June 10
2.00pm Encounter Group Leaders meeting in Parish Office
7.30pm Joint Encounter Groups meet in Church Hall
June 11
3.00pm Songs of Praise @ Derek Horn Court
June 13
8.00am Men’s breakfast @ St Paul’s
June 14 FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY (RMAS Heritage Day)
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
June 16
8.00pm Mission Within Committee
June 17
10.30am Songs of Praise @ Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise @ Corrina Lodge
7.30pm Start of ‘Lost for Words’ course in Church Hall
June 18
7.30pm Growing Leaders Final Session St Mary’s Church
June 19
9.10am—5.10pm DAY OF PRAYER IN & AROUND THE CHURCH
June 20
12.30pm Wedding—William Dunstan/Sylvia Proud
7.00pm CYFC ‘Pure’ event @ the Arena
June 21 SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
June 23
7.30pm ‘Lost for Words’ Session Two in Church Hall
June 24
7.30pm Launch Supper for next Growing Leaders Course
at The Legion, Victoria Avenue
June 27
1.00pm FETE OPENS IN VICARAGE GARDEN
June 28 THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
June 29
7.30pm Growing Leaders final Mentors’ meeting at St Paul’s
June 30
8.00pm PCC [at back of Church]
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FUTURE DATES
Saturday 4 July Kim’s Ordination
Sunday 5 July Celebration Communion and Picnic
Friday 11 September Friends: Lecture by John Kane:
Archaeology of Jerusalem
Tuesday 15 September Alpha Course begins
Sunday 22 November Confirmation
Saturday 28 November Quiet Day
Thursday, 30 April 2009
DIARY FOR MAY 2009
May 2
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs bottom car park
May 5
7.30pm Journeys 3 @ The Legion
May 3 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Communion
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
May 10 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.30pm Healing Service
May 11
8.00pm Mission Without Meeting
May 12
12.30pm Community Leaders Lunch @ The Legion
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
7.30pm Journeys 4 @ The Legion
May 13
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Nursing Home
May 14
3.00pm Songs of Praise @ Derek Horn Court
May 15
12.00pm Wedding Garlick/Garvie
4.15pm Renewal of Vows Kieran & Helen Fowler
May 16
10.00—noon Children’s Society Plant Sale at 17 Diamond Ridge
May 17 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
May 18
Pilgrimage to Holy Island leaves
May 19
7.30pm Journeys 5 @ The Legion
May 21
8.00pm Ascension Day Holy Communion
May 24 SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
May 26
7.45pm PCC in Hall
May 30
Bus trip to Kew (see separate flier)
May 31 PENTECOST
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
3.00pm Commemoration Service
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FUTURE DATES
Wednesday 3 June Pray for Camberley
Saturday 27 June Fete
Saturday 4 July Kim’s Ordination
Sunday 5 July Celebration Communion and Picnic
Friday 11 September Friends: Lecture by John Kane, Archaeology of Jerusalem
Tuesday 15 September Alpha Course begins
Sunday 22 November Confirmation
Saturday 28 November Quiet Day
·
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs bottom car park
May 5
7.30pm Journeys 3 @ The Legion
May 3 FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Communion
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
May 10 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.30pm Healing Service
May 11
8.00pm Mission Without Meeting
May 12
12.30pm Community Leaders Lunch @ The Legion
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
7.30pm Journeys 4 @ The Legion
May 13
10.30am Songs of Praise at Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Nursing Home
May 14
3.00pm Songs of Praise @ Derek Horn Court
May 15
12.00pm Wedding Garlick/Garvie
4.15pm Renewal of Vows Kieran & Helen Fowler
May 16
10.00—noon Children’s Society Plant Sale at 17 Diamond Ridge
May 17 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
May 18
Pilgrimage to Holy Island leaves
May 19
7.30pm Journeys 5 @ The Legion
May 21
8.00pm Ascension Day Holy Communion
May 24 SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
May 26
7.45pm PCC in Hall
May 30
Bus trip to Kew (see separate flier)
May 31 PENTECOST
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
3.00pm Commemoration Service
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FUTURE DATES
Wednesday 3 June Pray for Camberley
Saturday 27 June Fete
Saturday 4 July Kim’s Ordination
Sunday 5 July Celebration Communion and Picnic
Friday 11 September Friends: Lecture by John Kane, Archaeology of Jerusalem
Tuesday 15 September Alpha Course begins
Sunday 22 November Confirmation
Saturday 28 November Quiet Day
·
Saturday, 28 March 2009
DIARY FOR APRIL 2009
April 1
1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
April 3
7.45pm Annual Parochial Church Meeting in Hall
April 4
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs from car park
April 5 PALM SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Communion
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
April 6
7.30pm Holy Week Meditation & Compline
April 7
7.30pm Holy Week Meditation & Compline
April 8
7.30pm Holy Week Meditation & Compline
April 9 Maundy Thursday
3.00pm Songs of Praise @ Derek Horn Court
6.30pm Agapé Supper & Vigil
April 10 GOOD FRIDAY
10.00am Workshop & Family Service
12.15pm March of Witness
2.00pm Last Hour before the Cross
April 11
Decorate the Church
April 12 EASTER SUNDAY
7.00am ‘Sonrise Service’ Lakeside, RMA, Sandhurst (You need to book by 5 April)
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
10.00am Easter Family Communion
April 14
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
8.00pm PCC (Venue to be advised)
April 15
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge Nursing Home
April 16
8.00pm Renewal Executive at Parish Office
April 18
11.00am Marriage of Neil Martin/Anne Mwathi
April 19 SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
April 21
7.30pm Journeys Week 1 @ The Legion
April 22
10.30am Songs of Praise @ Beaumont Lodge
8.00pm Mission Support
April 23
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session at St Mary’s
April 25
10.00am Churchyard Pruning Day! All Welcome.
April 26 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
April 28
7.30pm Journeys Week 2 @ The Legion
April 29
10.45am Magazine Committee in Parish Office
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1.00pm Floristry Class in Hall
April 3
7.45pm Annual Parochial Church Meeting in Hall
April 4
9.15am Men’s Fellowship Walk departs from car park
April 5 PALM SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Communion
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
April 6
7.30pm Holy Week Meditation & Compline
April 7
7.30pm Holy Week Meditation & Compline
April 8
7.30pm Holy Week Meditation & Compline
April 9 Maundy Thursday
3.00pm Songs of Praise @ Derek Horn Court
6.30pm Agapé Supper & Vigil
April 10 GOOD FRIDAY
10.00am Workshop & Family Service
12.15pm March of Witness
2.00pm Last Hour before the Cross
April 11
Decorate the Church
April 12 EASTER SUNDAY
7.00am ‘Sonrise Service’ Lakeside, RMA, Sandhurst (You need to book by 5 April)
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
10.00am Easter Family Communion
April 14
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
8.00pm PCC (Venue to be advised)
April 15
11.15am Songs of Praise at Corrina Lodge Nursing Home
April 16
8.00pm Renewal Executive at Parish Office
April 18
11.00am Marriage of Neil Martin/Anne Mwathi
April 19 SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
April 21
7.30pm Journeys Week 1 @ The Legion
April 22
10.30am Songs of Praise @ Beaumont Lodge
8.00pm Mission Support
April 23
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session at St Mary’s
April 25
10.00am Churchyard Pruning Day! All Welcome.
April 26 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
April 28
7.30pm Journeys Week 2 @ The Legion
April 29
10.45am Magazine Committee in Parish Office
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Saturday, 28 February 2009
DIARY FOR MARCH 2009
March 1 FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Communion
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 5
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders’ Meeting
March 7
9.15am Men’s Fellowship walk departs from car park
12.00pm Lent Lunch
March 8 SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 10
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
March 11
10.45am Magazine Group at Parish Office
March 12
8.00pm Renewal Project Executive Meeting
March 14
10.00am St Michael’s Strollers (women’s walking group)
12.00pm Lent Lunch
7.30pm Friends’ Quiz Night in Hall
March 15 THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 17
8.00pm PCC
March 18
10.30am Songs of Praise @ Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise @ Corrina Lodge
March 19
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session at St Mary’s
March 21
12.00pm Lent Lunch
March 22 FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT - MOTHERING SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
March 24
8.00pm Mission Within Committee
March 29 FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 31
8.00pm Mission Without Committee
April 3
8.00pm Annual Parochial Church Meeting
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8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
8.40am Breakfast
9.15am Family Communion
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Morning Service
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 5
8.00pm Sunday Club Leaders’ Meeting
March 7
9.15am Men’s Fellowship walk departs from car park
12.00pm Lent Lunch
March 8 SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 10
2.15pm Mothers’ Union in Hall
March 11
10.45am Magazine Group at Parish Office
March 12
8.00pm Renewal Project Executive Meeting
March 14
10.00am St Michael’s Strollers (women’s walking group)
12.00pm Lent Lunch
7.30pm Friends’ Quiz Night in Hall
March 15 THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Family Communion/Liquid Worship
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 17
8.00pm PCC
March 18
10.30am Songs of Praise @ Beaumont Lodge
11.15am Songs of Praise @ Corrina Lodge
March 19
7.30pm Growing Leaders Session at St Mary’s
March 21
12.00pm Lent Lunch
March 22 FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT - MOTHERING SUNDAY
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
March 24
8.00pm Mission Within Committee
March 29 FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT
8.00am Holy Communion (1662)
9.15am Family Service
9.45am Sunday Club
10.30am Parish Communion
6.00pm ‘Freedom to Love’ Joint Service at St Paul’s
March 31
8.00pm Mission Without Committee
April 3
8.00pm Annual Parochial Church Meeting
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