Rev Dr
WELCOME AND CALL TO WORSHIP
IPH 233 ‘Praise
to the Lord the Almighty’
Prayer
Reading Mark 1:14-20 (Page 47) Jill Deacon
Children’s Address
JP 188 ‘One
more step around the world I go’
HERE AND NOW
Notices
(Sunday School
and Bible Class leave)
Anthem ‘Peace, be Still’
Prayer
IPH 640 ‘Speak
forth your Word’
THE WORD OF GOD
Reading Philippians 1:1-11(Page 265) Rebekah
Long Sermon
Offering (including
offering for Latin Link)
Doxology IPH
284 ‘Now to him who loved us’
Dedication
IPH 638 ‘Lord your Church on earth is seeking’
BENEDICTION
> WELCOME: A very warm welcome is extended to all who have
joined us for worship today. Visitors
are asked to sign the Visitor’s Book in the porch and introduce themselves to
the Ministers or any of the Elders after the service. Anyone who wishes to join the congregation is
requested to fill in a yellow card which can be found in the church pews and
return it to one of the Ministers.
> TODAY,
… New singers
and/or musicians will be made most welcome!
> VACANCY: During the vacancy if you require the services of a
Minister, contact
Rev
> WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING
A prayer meeting
is held each Wednesday evening to pray for guidance at this time of
vacancy. Room A at
> PRAYER FOCUS FOR THE WEEK
We will remember
in our prayers the Men’s Fellowship.
> PRAYER FOCUS:
Maureen Stevenson writes from DGMH hospital
in Livingstonia - “A severe storm on 7th
January damaged six houses at our lakeshore clinic of Luwuchi,
removing the roofs completely from some. Please
pray that ongoing repairs will be completed quickly, so that we can get a
new member of staff settled there. Luwuchi clinic is currently very busy as the Gorodi Road is closed for further repairs and so people
find it difficult to get up to Livingstonia. Please remember all travelling is difficult at
present due to the rains and mud. One
lady nearly died due to delays in transport to the hospital as one road was
impassable and a long detour had to be made.
Thankfully she survived.”
>
‘Yes! Tak! Da!’ Fun Day will be held on
Saturday 13th May from
Prices are £3.00
per adult and children (when payment received before Monday 10th
April) and £3.50 after this date. Pre
school children are free.
Anyone
interested in attending as a church group, family or individual should contact
J A N U A R Y S E R V I C E S
29th 11.00am Rev Dr
F E B R U A R Y
S E R V I C E S
5th 11.00am Rev Dr
12th 11.00am Rev
Dr
19th 11.00am Rev
Dr
26th 11.00am Guide
Thinking Day Service …
…Karen Simpson (2nd Year Ministry Student)
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> LATIN LINK APPEAL (ROSEMARY GIBSON)
We will be taking this appeal during the month of January.
Envelopes can be
obtained from either the pews or the church porch, also copies of the latest
“Prayer Letter” available.
> PRAYER CHAIN
Members of the Prayer Chain are asked to meet in Room A after the
evening service on Sunday 29th January.
> P.W.A. Tuesday 31st January 7.45pm : 174 Trust: Rev Bill Shaw
> ANNUAL AUDIT
Under the rules of the Presbyterian all organisations must have an
annual audit of their financial records and these details included in the
Annual Return made by Rosemary Church.
All treasurers are requested to present their books to the Auditor
(Wendy Thompson) or
> Sunday 12th February, 2.30pm Kirk
Session Meeting
> Tuesday 14th February, 7.00pm
Finance / 8.00pm Committee Meeting
> ROSEMARY
MEN’S FELLOWSHIP present
B E L F A S T
P H O E N I X C H O
I R S
Conductor: Maurice Carson.
Rosemary Presbyterian Church Halls,
Subscription £5.00 including light
refreshments
All proceeds in aid of Maintenance of
Property Fund
Tickets available from members of the Men’s Fellowship.
> N.I.
PUBLIC ACCESS DEFIBRILLATION PROJECT (NIPAD)
New hope for Cardiac Arrest victims in North and
·
Are you interested in becoming a cardiac First
Responder trained to saves lives?
·
An opportunity for each of us to make a difference
is being given by a new research project organised by the Departments of
Cardiology and Public Health at the
·
This project will find out how we can rescue more
people who sustain sudden cardiac arrest outside hospital. We have trained approximately 700 volunteers
to use Automated Defibrillators (machines used to shock the heart rhythm to normal). This involves one simple 3-hour training
session during working hours. Following
this, the volunteers will be fully certified First Responders, enabled to save
lives and make a difference in the community.
Each person trained is given a defibrillator for 1 week in the North and
·
All volunteers are welcome; all that is required is
a driving licence and access to a car.
·
If you are interested, pick up a form from the
church porch.
·
Alternatively see www.med.qub.ac.uk/nipad.
·
Telephone 079 800 13910
·
Contact: Mr Frank Kee,
Dept of Epidemiology and Public Health,
> INTERNDEONOMINATIONAL
DIVINE HEALING MINISTRIES
Day of Prayer
for our Land: St Anne’s Cathedral,
Saturday 28th
January (
Theme: “What
does our country need at this time?”
Please come and
join us at any time during the day as we welcome
God
into every of the life of this community.