1. family and parenting
2. children

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Su 23 8.00am
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Mo 24 7.00pm
Tu 25 7.30pm
We 26 10.30am
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Sa 29 8.00pm
Building fund offering
Early morning prayer meeting
Bible Classes
Campaigner Sunday David Canning
Sunday School
Prayer Meeting
Campaigner Sunday David Canning
Basic Hygiene course
Parents & Toddlers
Prayer Meeting Pastor Alan Hoey
Campaigners
Baptist Youth Fellowship are going to the
Ulster rugby match in Belfast
Early morning prayer meeting
Bible Classes
Morning Service Pastor Alan Hoey
Sunday School
Prayer Meeting
Evening Service Pastor Alan Hoey
Prayer time after service for Sunday School
Basic Hygiene Course
Knit Together
Parents & Toddlers
Prayer Meeting Pastor Alan Hoey
Campaigners
Downtown Outreach
For people with good eyesight.
Say Happy Birthday to
Sorry Not Printed last week
Eileen Anderson
Kathleen Corscadden
Joan Glendinning
Heather Hoey
Beverley McCormick
Now this week
Stephen McCormick
Hannah Neilly
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to you
May God bless you and keep you
May you walk in His way
November 19
November 26
December 3
Lorna, Norma & Betty S.
Lorna, Eileen & Sandra
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Irene, Katrina & Katherine
Mon 7pm Basic Hygiene course in church hall
17th Regulations now require that those preparing or orNov ganising meals complete the Basic Hygiene Course.
It is necessary therefore that some members of each
organisation complete the course.
Perhaps each organisation could decide who should
attend and record their names on the sheet in the
hall.
Jennifer Hoping to visit Feeny Community Centre
with a view to doing a Christmas club. Pray
that God would open up the way. (am)
7.45pm Committee meeting in Eglinton
We welcome you this Lord’s Day
Sunday 16th November
The Year of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ 2014
11:30am Morning Service
Speaker: David Canning
During this service the King of kings invites His
children to examine themselves and to eat of the bread
and drink of the cup.
(The pancakes on the plate are gluten free and are suitable for
people who are Coeliac)
6:30pm Evening Service
Speaker: David Canning
Heather/Bryan Drumachose PS GNC
Tue 7.30pm Drummond Hotel CEF Annual fellowship meal
18th Speaker Alan Hoey. Singer Angie McKee Cost £15
Nov Tickets from Jennifer or any of the local committee.
Jennifer 9am Ballougry P.S. Assembly
2-3pm Ballykelly P1/2 Bible club
3-4pm Ballykelly Senior Bible Club
7.30pm Fellowship evening, Drummond hotel
Fri Pray for safe travel as the BYF go to Belfast leaving
21st at 5pm
Sat Averil
22nd Killyhevlin Hotel Ladies Breakfast
Crèche facilities for children up to and including primary three
are available morning & evening. We thank the following people
for being in charge of this work
EVENING
MORNING
DATE
16/11/2014
Belinda Lorna McC Sarah
Betty S Gael Lorraine
23/11/2014
Betty S Lorraine Alice
Beverly Heather Mavis
30/11/2014
Beverly Mavis Alison
Christine Helen Pauline
Mon 24th Nov 7pm Basic Hygiene course in church hall
Tue 2nd Dec Baptist Ladies dinner in church hall
Sat Ladies Coffee Morning “Sheephill House”
13th
Speaker Ruth Hamilton (Kilkeel)
Dec
“The other side of depression”
John McCormick
Thought for the week rota Jan
Pastor Hoey
Nov Norman Somerville Feb
Oct
Bob Barbour
Dec
Robert Brolly
Hymns are displayed under copyright licence No 13923
All need a personal faith in Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord and then we need Christian thoroughness in the relationships of life. Because of
this
Our Motto is ‘UNTO HIM’ (Christ)
Our Password is ‘THROUGH AND THROUGH’
Please stay for a cup of tea after the evening service.
IN TROUBLOUS TIMES...?
This phrase occurs in the prophesy of Daniel (Chap. 9)
in relation to the coming of Messiah to Israel and the
rebuilding of Jerusalem.
As we survey our world today and look for signs preceding its demise in its present form, and the setting up of a
new, eternal kingdom, are there any parallels with the
world Daniel was foretelling, with its unique events, and
the one we inhabit today? For sure! Messiah, Jesus, is the
key.
He would come in troubled times for Israel – conquered
by Rome and, after the fleeting, but stupendous, events
of his earthly ministry, death and resurrection to atone for
man’s sin, would again see Jerusalem obliterated by the
emperor Titus. Troublous times indeed! Then Daniel’s
vision in Chap. 9 fast forwards us to the climactic events
of his seventieth week – a time in the future that would
see a revived ‘Roman Empire’ in place, or more specifically, an empire akin to ancient Rome in its geographical
location.
Guess what? We have such an ‘empire’ in place today –
it’s called the European Community – and it will have a
key role in end-time events. Bible prophecy (in Matt 24,
Mark 13, Luke 21, 2 Tim 3 and other scriptures) make
clear certain other features will also be present in the
world’s make-up at that time: catastrophes of nature and
living, savage behaviour, distress of nations, perplexity,
‘the sea and the waves roaring’,
signs in the heavens, and ‘men’s hearts failing them for
fear’ (Lk 21). An explosion of knowledge (the computer
revolution) will lead to man’s heart despising the concept
of one true God, but ironically at ease with, and indulging in, satanic activity and trifling with death.
One other factor, and the most significant, will set the
stage for Messiah’s coming again – scattered and chastened Israel back in their own land. As God promised.
Troublous times again, for sure! But, for the believer in
Jesus, Messiah, what glorious hope and expectation!
‘When these things begin to come to pass...look up... for
your redemption draweth nigh’ (Lk.21.28).
Norman Somerville
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16-Nov Ezek 28
17-Nov Ezek 29
18-Nov Ezek 30
19-Nov Ezek 31
20-Nov Ezek 32
21-Nov Ezek 33
22-Nov Ezek 34
23-Nov Ezek 35
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One Year Plan
16-Nov Acts 18-19
17-Nov Acts 20-21
18-Nov Acts 22-23
19-Nov Acts 24-26
20-Nov Acts 27-28
21-Nov Rom 1-3
22-Nov Rom 4-7
23-Nov Rom 8-10
The Goal of the Islamic State
The Dabiq, the Islamic State magazine, made accessible to all
through its English edition, makes their goal abundantly clear.
It cited the September speech of Islamic State spokesman
Mohammad al-Adnani, who brashly warned the "crusaders"
(America and Europe) thus: "We will conquer your Rome,
break your crosses, and enslave your women … so mobilize your forces, O crusaders … roar with thunder, threaten whom you want, plot, arm your troops, prepare
yourselves, strike, kill, and destroy us. This will not avail
you. You will be defeated … for our Lord … has promised
our victory and your defeat."
In the Islamic State’s view of the world, Israel is merely a
Roman military outpost that must be taken before marching on
Europe. For this reason, Israel is far from being the focus of
this magazine, which is all about waging an apocalyptic war
against America and Europe.
In fact, one might be disappointed to discover that the latest
issue of Dabiq doesn’t mention at all the Palestinians or the
summer’s Gaza war, which dominated headlines in the rest of
the world.
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During the war against Hitler, the Queen's father, King
George VI called many times for national days of prayer. It
was such an acknowledgement of the Sovereignty of Jesus
Christ over Britain that undoubtedly preserved our freedom,
and God answered those prayers at many times when it
appeared that our military forces were about to be overcome.
The Magna Carta, The Habeas Corpus Act of 1679, The Bill
Rights of 1689 and the Coronation Oath gave us the right to
live as free men and women and acknowledged the omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent God, as revealed in the
natural world and supremely in the Bible. The Coronation
oath, sworn by British monarchs, codified those freedoms
into law and gave protection to the British people from any
government that would attempt to impose Godless tyranny on
its own people.
The Coronation Oath, established in 1688 by King William
and Queen Mary, codified the promise of a sovereign to
preserve peace and protect the church, to maintain laws that
uphold Judeo/ Christian values and morality and abolish bad
laws and dispense justice to all.
At their coronation, they were asked whether they would
“solemnly promise and swear to govern the People of this
Kingdom of England and the Dominions thereto, according
to the statutes in Parliament agreed on and the laws and
customs of the same”....
Would they to their power “cause Law and Justice in Mercy
to be Executed in all Your Judgements....?”
And would they, to the utmost of their power, “Maintain the
Laws of God, the true profession of the Gospel and the
Protestant reformed religion, established by law?” and would
they “Preserve unto the Bishops and clergy of this realm and
the churches committed to their charge all such rights and
privileges as by law do or shall appertaine unto them or any
of them.?”
To which they responded by saying, All this I promise to do
….The things which I have here before promised I will
perform and keep so help me God.”
So, here written into the very DNA of our laws is an acknowledgement that we need to be protected by God not only from
external forces, but our own fallen natures.