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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
2nd November:
3.30 p.m. Service of Treasured Memories
at St Mary’s.
8th November:
9.30 a.m. Prayer Breakfast at St Mary’s.
9th November: Remembrance Sunday
9.30 a.m. Service at St Augustine’s
10.50 a.m. Remembrance in the Square
11.15 a.m. Service at St Mary’s.
15th November:
9.30 a.m. Bazaar Workshop – St Mary’s Room
7.30p.m. Wealden Consort Concert.
Tickets - £7.50 each from church or Village
store.
22nd November:
10 a.m. – 12.30 p.m. St Mary’s Christmas
Bazaar in the Village Hall.
7th December:
3 p.m. Lights of Love Service (St Michael’s
Hospice)
14th December:
11 a.m. Living Crib Service at St Augustine’s.
[no 11 a.m. Service at St Mary’s]
15th December:
1.20 p.m. School’s rehearsal for the School
Christmas Service.
17th December:
1.30 p.m. School Christmas Service
18th December:
2.30 p.m. Ticehurst House – The Priory
Christmas Service.
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The funeral of Anna Spencer will take place at
St Mary’s at Noon on Tuesday 4th November.
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Christmas Bazaar
22nd November 2014
We will be holding a workshop, as last year,
in St. Mary’s Room on Saturday, 15th
November to make ‘crafty’ items for the
bazaar. All welcome - whether ‘crafty’ or not!
Please bring a contribution towards a
communal lunch. It was great fun last year.
We will start at 9.30 a.m. and finish early
afternoon. Also, as last year, if you would like
to plant up a pot, basket or any other
container with bulbs NOW, they would make
great gifts to sell on the day.
MANY THANKS.
St. Mary’s, Ticehurst
th
26 October 2014
Nineteenth Sunday after trinity
BIBLE SUNDAY
8 a.m. Holy Communion
9.30 Holy Communion at St Augustine’s
11 a.m. Morning Praise
6.30 p.m. Evensong
Collect:
Blessed Lord,
who caused all holy scriptures to be
written for our learning:
help us so to hear them, to read, mark,
learn and inwardly digest them that,
through patience, and the comfort of
your holy word, we may embrace and
for ever hold fast the hope of everlasting
life,
which you have given us in our Saviour
Jesus Christ,
who is alive and reigns with you,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever. Amen
Readings:
8 a.m.
Col.3: 1 - 14
Matt. 22: 34-45
11 a.m. Col.3: 1- 14
Matt. 22: 34-45
Readers:
8 a.m.
Sue Phillips
11 a.m. Andrea Pilcher
Hymns:
514 Thou, whose almighty word
468 Thank you, Lord, for this new day
318 Lord, thy word abideth
33 Angel-voices ever singing
Intercessions: Judy Symons
HYMNS at EVENSONG
162 Glory to thee, my God
394 O worship the Lord
73 Brother, sister, let me serve you
475 The day thou gavest, Lord
Canticles: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis
Psalm 119 vv 89-104
89 O LORD ′ thy ′ word : en′dureth for ′ ever in ′
heaven.
90 Thy truth also remaineth from one generation ′
to an′other :
thou hast laid the foundation of the ′ earth and ′
it ab′ideth.
91 They continue this day according ′ to thine ′
ordinance : for ′ all things ′ serve ′ thee.
92 If my delight had not been ′ in thy ′ law : I
should have ′ perished ′ in my ′ trouble.
93 I will never forget ′ thy com′mandments : for
with them ′ thou hast ′ quickened ′ me.
94 I am ′ thine O ′ save me : for I have ′ sought ′
thy com′mandments.
95 The ungodly laid wait for me ′ to de′stroy me :
but ′ I will con′sider thy ′ testimonies.
96 I see that all things ′ come to an ′ end : but thy
commandment ′ is ex′ceeding ′ broad.
97LORD what love have I ′ unto thy ′ law : all the
day long ′ is my ′ study ′ in it.
98 Thou through thy commandments hast made
me wiser ′ than mine ′ enemies: for ′ they are ′
ever ′ with me.
99 I have more understanding ′ than my ′ teachers
: for thy ′ testimonies ′ are my ′ study.
100 I am wiser ′ than the ′ ag-ed : because I ′ keep
′ thy com′mandments.
101 I have refrained my feet from every ′ evil ′
way : that ′ I may ′ keep thy ′ word.
102 I have not shrunk ′ from thy ′ judgments : for
′ thou ′ teachest ′ me.
103 O how sweet are thy words ′ unto my ′ throat
: yea, sweeter than ′ honey ′ unto my ′ mouth.
104 Through thy commandments I get ′
under′standing: therefore I ′ hate all ′ evil ′ ways.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son:
and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the
beginning, Is now and ever shall be:
world without end. Amen
NOTICES FOR THIS WEEK
NEXT SUNDAY – 2 November
8 a.m. Holy Communion
9.30 a.m. St Mary’s All Age Informal Service
11 a.m. Parish Communion
3.30 p.m. Service of Treasured Memories
Wednesday – 29 October
10 a.m. Holy Communion at St Mary’s
St. Augustine’s, Flimwell
th
26 October 2014
BIBLE SUNDAY
9.30 a.m. Informal Holy Communion
Collect:
Blessed Lord,
who caused all holy scriptures to be written
for our learning:
help us so to hear them, to read, mark, learn
and inwardly digest them that, through
patience, and the comfort of your holy word,
we may embrace and for ever hold fast the
hope of everlasting life, which you have given
us in our Saviour Jesus Christ,
who is alive and reigns with you,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever. Amen
Readings:
Col.3: 1 - 14
Matt. 22: 34 - 45
Sides:
Rosemary Hills
Reader:
Jennie Reed
Intercessions: Tim Mills
Hymns/Songs:
337 Morning has broken
522 To God be the glory
211 Holy, Holy, Holy vs.1 & 2
242 Immortal, invisible
Notices: Very many thanks to all who helped
clear the Churchyard on Saturday, especially
Ian, John and Peter with their machinery. It
made a big difference to the East end of the
building. There is a lot of wood suitable for open
fires ready for collection. A donation to the
Mosaics fund would be welcome. Contact Jaye
if you would like some. • Don't forget the Poetry
Evening on 6th November. The theme of WW1
need not make it a sombre occasion since there
were plenty of light-hearted lyrics to songs as
well as the more serious poems. Just come
and enjoy the evening.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
at the Village Hall 22nd November
10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. BOTTLES are needed
for the Bottle Tombola – If you can supply
bottles of any kind: sauces, soft drinks,
spirits etc., for this stall they will be
gratefully received. Contact Kenneth Rae on
201839 to arrange delivery/collection. ALSO
CAKES, buns, biscuits etc., for the cake stall;
PIES, breads, jams, preserves and any kind of
savouries for the produce stall; unused
GIFTS for the gift stall AND clean, good
quality new (or nearly new) unwanted
clothing for the Clothing Stall. (Please - No
‘jumble’).
We are planning our FUTURE ACTS and
hope to get some ideas from “Fantastic
Acts!” The Riding Lights Theatre
Company’s new show. Fun, vitality and
inspiration abound in this vividly told story
of the remarkable lives of the men and
women who formed the first churches. They
are coming to St James Church, Tunbridge
Wells on 11th November at 7.30 p.m.
Tickets £10. Please let Tim know if you
would like to go. [Riding Lights is a wellestablished and very talented Christian
Theatre company, well worth seeing].
CAN ANYBODY HELP?
We are looking for:
1.
2.
A folding wheel-chair for St Mary's.
Someone accredited to do an asbestos
check of the church
3. A glazier to replace the glass in the
door to St Mary's Room
Please let us know if you can. Thank you.