1. family and parenting
2. children

Welcome to Family Worship
2 November 2014
“The Lord is gracious and compassionate,
slow to anger and rich in love.”
Welcome to Worship at HORDLE PARISH CHURCH
2 November 2014
Trinity 20
Psalm 145:8
“The Lord is gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and rich in love.” - Psalm 145:8
“The King is coming”
Welcome
Rev Paul Taylor
Hymn (Screen) King of kings
Hymn (Screen) Glory and honour
Confession, and The Lord’s Prayer
Bible Reading
Psalm 43:1-5 p.568
Hymn
791 You are the mighty King
Prayers
Netty Shea
Hymn (Screen) The Lord’s my shepherd
Bible Reading
Luke 1:1-17 p.1025
Talk
Rev Elizabeth Bennett
Affirmation of faith
Hymn 366
Jesus is King (offertory)
Blessing
Go in peace to love and serve the Lord.
In the name of Christ. Amen.
Marcus Edwards
John Shea
Sides Duty:
Projector:
Dai Howell & Marie Holt
James Hook
5.00pm
6.30pm
Bring and Share Tea, followed by
Songs of Praise at St Andrew’s, Tiptoe
11.30am HOLY COMMUNION (buff ) – Rev Paul Taylor
“The King is coming”
Hymn 24 Ye holy angels bright
Greeting, Prayer of preparation, penitence, Gloria and Collect (p. 26)
Reading: Psalm 43:1-5 p.568
Hazel Hainsworth
Hymn (sheet)
Jesus calls us here to meet Him
Reading Luke 1:1-17.p.1025
Les Goodall
Sermon:
Rev Elizabeth Bennett
Anthem (choir) Thou hast a work for me to do
Creed , Intercessions and Peace (p.27 )
Hymn 464 How bright these glorious spirits shine (offertory hymn)
Thanksgiving and Communion (Bread of the world)
Hymn 460 For all the saints
Blessing
Prayer - If you would like someone to pray with you, please speak with one of the
clergy.
Sides Duty: Peregrine Bruce
5.00pm
6.30pm
Bring and Share Tea, followed by
Songs of Praise at St Andrew’s, Tiptoe
Prayer - If you would like someone to pray with you, please speak with one of
the clergy
Prayer: If you would like someone to pray with you, for any reason, please
make your way to the front pews where a member of the prayer team will
pray with you.
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Information for week beginning 2 November 2014
Office: phone: 01425 626565, E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.hordle-church.hampshire.org.uk
This church is fitted with a loop system for hearing aids - switch to T
In the unlikely event of a fire, please calmly follow instructions from the front.
There is a toilet in the church foyer, to the right, and an easy access toilet in the
adjacent church hall. Children’s groups take place in the church hall and there is a
room at the back of the church to take younger children if required.
Songs of Praise and Tiptoe Anniversary: Sunday 2nd November 2014. A
warm welcome to join us at St Andrew’s this evening for the service to
celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the church being built and to
commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the First World War. Tea will be at
5.00pm followed by the service at 6.30pm with wartime memories. The tea
is a “bring and share” so cake, sandwiches, scones, sausage rolls etc. would
be much appreciated.
Remembrance Day Services 9 November 2014:
10.00am Service at the War Memorial– Rev Paul Taylor
10.45am Remembrance Day Service, Hordle - Rev Paul Taylor
6.30pm Annual Memorial Service, and Communion, Hordle
- Rev Paul Taylor
10.30am Stroke Club in the Memorial Hall
10.00am Little Angels in the Memorial Hall
1.30pm Little Angels in the memorial Hall
7.00pm Bell Ringers in the Tower
Thursday 12.30pm Luncheon Club in the Memorial Hall
Friday
8.30am Coffee Pot for school parents/carers Upper Room
9.15am Prayers for the Parish in the Church Room
5.00pm Friday Night fun Club in the Memorial Hall
Sunday 9th November - Remembrance Sunday
10.00am Service at the War Memorial - Rev Paul Taylor
10.45am Remembrance Day Service - Rev Paul Taylor
“Hearing it Right?!” – Rev Paul Taylor
Psalm 71:1-8 - Christine Warren
Luke 1:18-25 - Mal Winstone
6.30pm Memorial Service - Rev Elizabeth Bennett
“Hearing it Right” - Rev Paul Taylor
Psalm 91:1-12 Ron Metcalf
Luke 1:18-25 Maureen Metcalf
Gift Sunday 2014 1st November “All Saints’ Day” to 30th November St
Andrew’s Day Traditionally between the Saint’s days for Hordle and Tiptoe,
we have a parish-wide envelope collection specially to help towards
Christian organizations outside the parish. These have included Tear Fund,
Leprosy Mission, Mildmay Hospital and the Bible Society. Special envelopes
will be available in both churches for the month of November. Please Gift
Aid if you are an income tax payer. A form will be attached.
For your prayers: We pray for all those with long term illnesses, those who
are house-bound, and those mourning the loss of loved ones.
Jam Jars: Could you please save empty jam jars with lids. We are going to
try to keep up Daphne’s tradition of making and selling marmalade in aid of
the Leprosy Mission, but need more jars. Please leave any clean jars in the
box near the entrance to the church. Thanks, Debbie Gaskin.
Monday
Tuesday
The Leprosy Mission: If you would like to order your Christmas cards and
gifts from the catalogue please speak to Brenda Hipkin, who can order for
you and save you delivery charges. There are catalogues available. Or you
can order online www.tlmtrading.com.
SHOEBOXES Please make sure that all shoeboxes are returned to the
church by 9th November. Thank you to all those who have contributed to
this wonderful charity. Gill Morris.
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