Sunday 7th
October 2012
Theme:
‘Foundations for Mission’
9.30 am Morning Worship, Dirleton –
‘What is Mission?’
Baptism of
Harry Freeman
Reading:
Luke 24:36-53 (p.1062) read by Liz Keddie
CH4
536 May the mind of Christ my Saviour
CH4
252 As a fire is meant for burning (t. Blaenwern)
CH4
251 I, the Lord of sea and sky
Followed by tea/coffee in the hall
10.30 am Morning
Worship, Abbey
‘What is Mission?’
Sunday School & Crèche for children under 4
Choir
Introit: May the mind of Christ my Saviour (V.1&2)
Reading:
Luke 24:36-53 (p.1062) read by Phil Spencer
MP
1 A new commandment I give unto you
MP
272 I have decided to follow Jesus
MP
200 Great is Thy faithfulness
MP
857 I the Lord of sea and sky (words on sheet)
Followed by
tea/coffee in the new hall
3.00 pm Services in
Abbey and Fidra Care Homes
6.00 pm Evening Worship, Abbey
‘Mission and Theology’
Reading:
Isaiah 2:1-5 (p.686) read by Doreen Guy
MP
379 Jesus shall reign where’er the sun
Behold
the mountain of the Lord (words on sheet)
MP
345 It came upon the midnight clear
MP
106 Come, you thankful people, come
Followed
by tea/coffee in the new hall
Minister: Revd Dr David Graham
Pastoral
Assistant: Robert Kane
Church of Scotland: Abbey Church, North Berwick Scottish Charity – No
SC004761 Dirleton Parish Church Scottish
Charity – No SC004533
Messy
Church
today, 4-6pm in St Andrew Blackadder Church.
Christmas
Shoe Box Appeal – Come along and help cover shoeboxes with Christmas paper on
Tuesday 9 October at 2.00pm in Abbey
new hall. Please bring any empty
shoeboxes, wrapping paper, scissors, etc. There are leaflets in
Dirleton vestibule & at the back of Abbey church.
Filled boxes to be
returned by Sunday 4 November.
Dirleton
Prayer Service is on Wednesday at
10.00am in the hall, followed by coffee –
all very welcome.
REGAL – The first autumn
meeting of Regal is on Thursday 11
October at 12 noon in Abbey old hall. Richard Bell will talk on his
experiences of Japan and it is entitled ‘Japan
– it’s not all raw fish’. All are very welcome.
After the talk,
we will sit down to a soup and sandwich lunch prepared by ladies of the church.
Jacob’s
Well
– a new look at a series of studies about our spiritual journey towards healing,
led by Bob Kane on Thursday 11 October
at 7.30pm at
5 Clifford Road. All
welcome.
Scots
Nights on Saturday 13 October at 7.00pm in Abbey Church Hall.
Haggis supper &
traditional entertainment. Tickets - minimum £5 donation. Proceeds to Twinning Fund.
If you can help with the
Scots Night, please see Mary Graham after this morning’s Abbey service (or
phone her today).
We’d like Abbey Church to
be open during the week. If you can ‘open and close’, please sign the form on
the notice board at the back of the church.
Collection for Hilda
Kimber. As Hilda retires as Session Clerk, donations for a gift can be given to
the Minister or Treasurer today ,or during this week.
Life
& Work
– please let Nancy Chisholm (or the office) know if you would like to subscribe
to Life & Work magazine (new and continuing subscribers)
£19.44 annual payment for
12 issues.
We welcome all visitors today.
To use the
loop system, set hearing aids at ‘T’ position.
Ramped
access to Abbey Church & halls links the High Street entrance
with the
Church Road door
Visitors from India. If you would like to support the visit of 6
members from our twin church in Kalimpong in October, there will be a
collection plate at the door as you leave the church service today.
Indian Visitors Itinerary
Thursday: Indian visitors arrive, Waverley Station 4.15pm
or North Berwick station 5.15pm.
Friday: 10.00am. Pilgrimage Walk. Meet at Gullane Old
Kirk to walk to Dirleton, to re-enact the move of the Kirk 400 years ago.
All welcome!
Friday: 7.30pm Informal meeting with Indian friends, Abbey Church
Saturday: 7.00pm. Scots Night. Children's Scottish dancing,
music & haggis supper. Tickets available.
Harvest
Thanks to everyone at Abbey, young and older, who
helped raise over £1000 for Solar Aid.
A wonderful effort, which will help light up
African houses safely!
Thanks to Dirleton folk, young and older, who gave
about 300 items of tinned food etc for the Grassmarket Community Project. This will help
make lots of meals for homeless people, and also help teach cooking skills to
young folk.
Dirleton Christmas cards
and notelets are on sale now.
Dirleton Communion Service – next Sunday 14 October at
9.30am.
Prayer for Church’s Mission
To proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom
Lord of Love,
We ask you to help us proclaim your Good
News;
To be firm in faith
Strong in conviction
Confident in you.
Help us to share our love for you with others
To witness to your compassion and great mercy
And to show all who search for you
The path to your Kingdom.
Amen
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