Ladock Church Notices for Sunday 4 Octob
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Harvest Festival
This Sunday morning’s Harvest Festival Holy Communion Service will be taken by Reverend Pat Robson at 11.00am. The service will be followed by a Harvest Bring and Share Lunch.
The calendar for the week ahead is as follows:
Saturday 3 October: Decorating the church for Harvest Festival 10.00am
Saturday 3 October: The monthly coffee morning in the Community Hall has been cancelled. There will be coffee and biscuits in the church at the Harvest Festival church decorating from 10.00am. Come and join!
Sunday 4 October: Harvest Festival. Holy Communion with choir and Bring and Share Lunch 11.00am
Monday 5 October: School Assembly 2.30 pm
Tuesday 6 October: Ringers Visit 3.30 pm
Friday 9 October: School Assembly 2.30 pm
Saturday 10 October: Vision Day, Tresillian Village Hall, 10.00am – 2.00 pm
Sunday 11 October: Holy Communion 11.00am.
The Church is open for private prayer every day between 9.00 am and 4.00 pm
Some Future Dates:
Sunday 8 November: Remembrance Service 10.50 am
Church Duties this Sunday Morning:
Sidesperson: S Soper
Reader 1: J Sharp, Psalm 126
Reader 2: B Holt, Corinthians 9. 6-15
Offertory: J Ball
Intercessions: S Soper
Coffee: Everyone
Cleaning: V&M Stals
Flowers: Everyone
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Vision Day, Saturday, 10 October, Tresillian Village Hall 10.00am – 2.00pm
"Where there is no revelation, people cast off restraint;
but blessed is the one who heeds wisdom’s instruction." Proverbs 29:18
Ow sos ger,
It has nearly been two whole years since I was invited to join you in ministry here across the Upper Fal Parishes. As such, it is time for us to come together to talk about, think and pray about how we are Church together and how we will function as the Upper Fal Parishes enabling ministry to flourish and for our congregations and communities to flourish. We will not solve all the world’s problems but we can at least share what it is like for us in our own church context. My hope is that together we will listen to the needs of each church and congregation and collectively work out some priorities as we join together as a benefice. As I write this I am reminded of the passage from Acts 2: 42-47 and the endorsement of what 'church' looks like as people experience the rich fellowship of coming together through Christ who calls us. Around the patch this has not always been the experience of those within the church let alone those who are seeking assurance or reassurance that God hears their prayer. It is time to lay this to rest as we explore together the calling to be a blessing to one another: neighbour, stranger, and friend.
I would like to invite you to come. This will work best if we have many members from each church in attendance. I have already had a few apologies for previously booked events in diaries and that cannot be helped. But I do hope that you will come.
We will be meeting at Tresillian Village Hall 10-2. Please would you bring a plate of food that can be shared. We will begin with a short service of Holy Communion before embarking on the topics for discussion. We will be led by the Venerable Clive Hogger for the service and Rebecca Evans will facilitate the discussions. If you are able please use this link to confirm your attendance, if you do not have a smart phone would you let your Church Warden know you are coming so that they might book you in.
With our churches increasingly gaining Eco Church awards for their endeavours towards better stewardship of our natural world, please can I encourage car sharing. This will also help with parking!
grasha kres,
Caroline
For your ease here is the passage from Acts 2: 42-47 NIV
42 They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Everyone was filled with awe at the many wonders and signs performed by the apostles. All the believers were together and had everything in common. They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need. Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favour of all the people. And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved.
Contacts
Reverend Caroline Husband Joe Sharp, Churchwarden
01726 337730 07816 317180
Email: rector@probusteam.com Email: Churchwarden@ladockchurch.org.uk
Rev’d Linda Whetter Sue Smith, Churchwarden
01872 530265 07900 070382
Email: lindaw23@outlook.com Email: churchwarden2@ladockchurch.org.uk
Vanessa Morcom, Safeguarding Officer
07980 938910
Email:safeguarding@ladockchurch.org.uk