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Welcome
to
Calvary
Christian
Fellowship
and our
BULLETIN for
Sunday, 19th October 2014
This morning is a youth service.
Our Youth Team will be speaking and
LJ Warren, Sam and Hannah Prosser will lead
us through our service and our songs.
The theme today is
Day to Day with Jesus
We will also share in communion today.
We hope you
enjoy your time
with us today
and will stay for
a brew and a
chat at the end.
Calvary Christian
Fellowship is
a registered
Fair Trade Church.
Refreshments will be available after the service,
to which everyone is warmly invited.
An opportunity for prayer will be made available, for
anyone who wishes, towards the end of the service.
Today’s talk will be recorded on CD and can be
purchased for 50p, at the end of the service, from the
desk at the back of the hall. Talks from previous
Sundays can also be ordered here.
Making disciples – people who love God and love others.
This week with CCF…
Sun 19th
10.30
19.30
Wed 22
nd
Thurs 23rd
Fri 24th
Sun 26th
17.00
09.30
19.30
10.00
13.30
19.30
10.00
13.45
18.00
19.15
10.30
13.30
14.30
SHALOM: Youth Team
Leading: LJ Warren, Sam Prosser and Hannah Prosser
PARTNERS, PROGRESS & PRAYERS meeting
Prayer – Looking Church (see inside bulletin for more info’)
5-2-7 (TBC – check with LJ Warrren)
Jolly Tots
Elders Meeting @ Linda’s
CAP Discover
Steps to Employment
Musicians and Dance & Drama meet
CAP Job Club
M2E Keep Fit
Surf
YOUth
TRANSFORM: Graham Hooke (Revelation)
Leading: Ian Williams
Ripples
M2E Afternoon Service
Many small groups meet during the week. For details, see the postcards, which can be found
in front of the PA desk, then contact the appropriate group leader.
Looking Ahead…and What’s New
NOVEMBER
10.00
Sat 1st
nd
Sun 2
10.30
Sun 9th
10.30
th
Sat 15
Sun 16th
th
Thur 20
Sat 22nd
Sun 23rd
th
Sat 29
Sun 30th
17.00
15.00
10.30
19.30
13.30
13.30
10.30
14.30
08.00
19.30
10.30
Creative Community
TRANSFORM: Paul Jackson
Leading: Ruth Hooke
TRANSFORM: Graham Hooke (Revelation)
Leading: Chris Hebson
Mercy People
SPLAT! Messy Church (Theme: Advent)
SHALOM: TBC
Leading: Andy Prosser
Equip & Enthuse Leaders’ Meeting @ CCF
CAP Money Course (sesson 1 of 3)
Community Christmas Craft Making Afternoon
TRANSFORM: Graham Hooke (Revelation)
Leading: Chris Hebson
M2E Afternoon Service
Men’s Breakfast No.5
Mercy People Charity Concert @ CCF
TRANSFORM: TBC
Leading: Ian Williams
BEST AND WORST
AND EVERYTHING INBETWEEN
For the joys and for the sorrows; the best and worst of times...for this we have Jesus...and we
also have each other! Praise God!
Thank you
to all of those who voted for
Life NoW in the Lloyds Bank Community Funding
Programme. We shall know the result in early
November and will let you know!
Thanks, also, to all who came to the Barn Dance
on Saturday 11th October. It was a great time! Altogether, £575 was raised for
Life NoW! Our special thanks to Derrick Bannister who masterminded the whole
event. Fun, laughter and HP sauce were enjoyed by one and all! Thanks Derrick!
George & Joan Thomas
THANK YOU
…to everyone who came and supported Mercy People in
our debut concert at Chorley Live on Friday 3rd October!
We really appreciated the warmth and enthusiasm of all
who came to St George’s Church and encouraged us as we
faced the challenges of band setup, choir positioning,
sound check, multi-media with only 10 minutes between
acts, and for the first time outside our Ward Street comfort zone!
Ticket sales raised £300 for our three justice causes. It's a start!
Our next performance is at Ward Street on Saturday 29th November at
7.30pm, back in our comfort zone! Tickets will again be £5, with all proceeds
to our justice causes - nobody else takes a penny. We're targeting £1000 for
this event, which would mean a packed venue!!!
With your support we can do it! Tickets will be on sale soon.
Thanks.
Graham Hooke
Got something to share?
Let Karen Whaite have your contribution to Best & Worst by
Wednesday 7pm, latest. See back of bulletin for contact details.
FOOD CRISIS AT BULABAKULU VILLAGE, UGANDA.
Here at CCF we have been supporting Pastor Joshua and the Kibuli Church in Kampala
since 1999. During that time, his vision for a Children's Village for street children has
come to fruition and currently supports about 200 children with a school attached.
Other people and agencies have got involved and provided significant support for the
project, one of these paying £2,000 per month for food. Last month they gave notice
of discontinuing this support. Chris & Andy Bull, who have also been major
supporters of the village (making annual trips and funding the development of
substantial accommodation, solar power etc.),are spearheading an initiative to
replace this funding. Please take a look at all the information in this week's Bulletin
and pray and consider whether you can help in some way.
(Check out our website: Serving our World > Pastor Joshua-Uganda, for their October
newsletter and alternative gift flyers.)
Thank you.
HOME OF HOPE – INDIA
We have just received this news from Sundar & Sarah Pinninty:
Dear friends,
As some of you may be aware from a text message we sent out yesterday, we have
just had a little girl aged 2 admitted into the Home of Hope. We have been trying to
gather as much information about her as possible, but little is known about her. She
was found on the railway platform alone. Not sure how long she has been at the
station. Today we had her health check, she had a high temperature, and was sick a
couple of times. She is very malnourished, her head was covered in small wounds, she
is very weak, and lying down most of the time due to lack of strength.
Our staff are looking after her attentively and spending time with her, reassuring her
and comforting her. She slept well last night, we are giving her medicine and trying to
encourage her to take some food, monitoring her carefully. It makes us feel relieved
that we have this kind of facility now to be able to rescue children like this little girl.
Please pray for God’s healing touch and comfort for her. “The LORD has become
my fortress, and my God the rock in whom I take refuge”. Psalm 94:22
Thanks for your prayers, Sundar
Sarah & Sundar and their boys travel to India on Monday for three weeks; Sarah will
be able to assess the health of this little girl then. Hopefully the care, medication and
prayer she receives over these next few days will heal this little girl.
Graham
Prayer request
Two clients are attending a CAP Discovery Break
this weekend. Please pray for them to have a
restful, healing weekend and encounter Jesus.
Thanks, Jill
PARTNERS, PROGRESS
& PRAYERS MEETING
TONIGHT - 7.30pm
PARTNERS -
This meeting replaces
our Annual Members Meeting and we
invite and encourage all our Partners to
make this evening a priority. We will be
sharing vision and goals and giving time to
prayer for the next phase of our church
life.
Dorothy Barton and Linda McDermott
are due to stand for re-election after
completing a two year term as elders.
We are also nominating Ian Shepherd
as a new elder.
It will also conclude our Half Week of
Prayer.
LEFT BEHIND
AND
FORGOTTEN
Following recent
events here at CCF
there are still a
number of plates,
dishes and containers
that have been left
behind and possibly
forgotten.
You can find these in
the kitchen.
Please take a look to
see whether any
belong to you….and
take them home.
Thank you!
Kath & Wendy Hodgson
Sheep
Knitters…
Thank you so much for all the
sheep knitting that has been
going on for SPLAT! – they are
all brilliant and if you handed
yours in anonymously, I’ll take
this opportunity to say ‘Thank
you’ to you now. We now,
nearly, have enough large
sheep for everything we want
to do for Advent, so if you
could finish the sheep you are
on and get it to us, fabulous!!
If you have a yen for knitting,
we still need more small sheep
– so far the count is 21 and I’d
love to have enough little ones
to give to every child who
comes to our Christmas
SPLAT!, including our younger
helpers. I’m hoping that we will
need between 40 and 60
(although that could be a bit
optimistic - I like to aim high!)
So please - - STOP KNITTING
LARGE SHEEP and KEEP
KNITTING SMALL SHEEP!!!!
Also, please pray for us, that
there will be some great
opportunities to share some
kingdom life with our Lostock
Hall community this Christmas
- and that we take those
opportunities!
You are all superstars!
Thanks
again.
Miriam
☺
MEN
Hannah
Prosser
Another date to
remember:
Saturday 29th
November
“Hero in my Eyes”
EP
Hannah has recorded 3
of her own songs onto
CD, which is now
available for sale.
Breakfast No.5
Guest speaker:
David Hamilton
You can buy it from
the CD desk at church
for £4.
Alternatively, you can
order it on-line or buy it
in MP3 format by
visiting EWDP’s new
online music store:
www.ewdp.co.uk/music
All profits from the CD
sales will go to support
Fusion’s work.
David was a
member of the
Ulster Volunteer
Force….he has quite
a story to
tell….don’t miss it!
Names to
Ian Shepherd please:
07599196313
We have run the craft afternoons
for the last 12 years and everyone who
comes along has a really good time.
This is a great opportunity to show God's love
and 'Share Life’ with our local community.
Come along and invite your friends and family.
Food For Life
DECORATION
During the half
term week –
specifically 28th to
30th October – the
main hall will be
redecorated;
therefore, the hall
will not be
available
for use
during
this
time.
John 1: 1-4
1
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word
was with God, and the Word was God. 2He was
with God in the beginning. 3Through him all
things were made; without him nothing was
made that has been made. 4In him was life, and
that life was the light of all mankind. 5The light
shines in the darkness, and the darkness has
not overcome it.
The NOV-DEC-JAN
Word for Today
is now available.
You can pick up your copy from the
information point in the foyer.
REFRESHMENTS
THIS MORNING you will be served by the BUBBLES, SPLASH and
XSTREAM groups.
NEXT SUNDAY you will be served by the MUSICIANS.
Thank you servers!
May you all be blessed in your giving as we are blessed in receiving.
Bulletin Notices
Please send your information by Wednesday 7pm at the latest (unless
stated otherwise in this or previous bulletins), via
• my pigeonhole on Sunday
• telephone: 01772 424778
• e-mail: [email protected]
Thank you, Karen Whaite
Ward Street, Lostock Hall, Preston PR5 5HR
Tel: 01772 461454 www.calvary.org.uk
Registered Charity No. 1135901 Member of the Evangelical Alliance
Pastors:
Graham J Hooke B.A. (Hons), M.A., P.G.C.E.
Tel: (01772) 313438 Email: [email protected]
Paul Jackson B.Eng (Hons), M.Eng
Tel: (01772) 461454 Email: [email protected]
Elders: Graham Hooke, Paul Jackson, Dorothy Barton, Steve Whymark & Linda McDermott
CHILDREN
YOUNG PEOPLE
Each Sunday
Each Sunday
A fun, small group for school years 7-9
TODAY:
JailBreakers remain in the service today
as it’s a YOUTH SERVICE.
NEXT SUNDAY:
Theme: Don’t fear the reaper.
Leading: Bethan and Paul.
YOUNG PEOPLE
A mix of games, worship, learning, music
and challenges that help children to follow
Jesus. There are different activities for
different ages so that all children get the
most out of Calvary Kids. Encourage your
children to be part of it.
TODAY:
Healing word.
Mark 3: 1-6
Through the week – next meetings:
YOUth
A weekly, termly, fun
and friendly group for
school years 7-11.
Friday 10th October @ 7.30pm
Title: For details, see LJ Warren
Friday 17th October @ 7.30pm
Title: For details, see LJ Warren
CHILDREN
Through the week – next meetings:
For Mums & Toddlers.
Free play, crafts,
themed sessions, day
trips, parties and more.
Weds, term time only.
9.45am - 11.30am
Wednesday 22nd October
Programme: Fun at play and crafts.
Wednesday 29th October
5.2.7 Youth Meeting
Next meeting: TONIGHT
Sunday 19th October
5pm. (Meeting TBC)
A relaxed, yet fun group, which opens
the door to discussions of faith, ideas,
plans and more. Over to YOU….th!
See LJ Warren, our Youth Leader, for
more information.
NOT MEETING. Half term. Back 5th Nov.
For Calvary Kids
and their friends.
Fortnightly Fridays
6pm - 7.15pm
Friday 24th October
Theme: Lies - Call my bluff.
Friday 14th November
Theme: Correction is good - A bit of a
puzzle!