Sunday 17th February

World Mission World Mission envelopes can be handed in today or next Sunday at any Abbey or Dirleton service or to the church office.

Information leaflets on World Mission Gift Day, including Gift Day envelopes are available at the back of Abbey Church and in Dirleton porch.

Abbey Guild meets on Tuesday 19 February at 7.30pm in Abbey hall

Aileen Lothian will talk on Being a woman in the Rotary. All very welcome.

Dirleton Prayer Service is on Wednesday at 10.00am in the hall, followed by coffee – all very welcome.

Prayer meeting for the work of Shiona Liddle on Friday 22 February at 10.30am in Abbey new hall. All welcome.

Lent studies will start on Wednesday 27 February at 8.00pm in Abbey hall.

Used stamps – Please save your used postage stamps for World Mission remembering to leave a border of at least ¼ inch all round. There are boxes for stamps in Abbey & Dirleton or hand them in to the office.

 Sunday 17^th February 2013

Theme: Incidents in Jesus’ ministry – Jesus’ Temptation

  9.30 am         Morning Worship, Dirleton

                        Reading: Luke 4:1-13 (p.1030) read by Peter Keeling

                                 CH4 36 God is our refuge and our strength

                                 CH4 485 Dear Lord and Father of mankind

                                 CH4 167 Guide me, O thou great Jehovah

                        Followed by tea/coffee in the hall

10.30 am         Morning Worship, Abbey

                        Sunday School & Crèche for children under 4

                        Choir Introit: His name is wonderful

                        Reading: Luke 4:1-13 (p.1030) read by Helen Mackenzie

                                 MP 201 Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah

                                 MP 590 Seek ye first the kingdom of God

                                 MP 111 Dear Lord and Father of mankind

                                 MP 501 O Jesus, I have promised

                        Followed by tea/coffee in the new hall

  

Minister: Revd Dr David Graham

Pastoral Assistant: Mr Robert Kane