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‘Praise, O praise the name of the Lord‘

A very warm welcome to all

Fifth Sunday of Easter

Readings: Acts 11: 1-18; Revelation 21: 1-6
Gospel: John 13: 31-35

In today’s Gospel

Alleluia, Christ is risen !! He is risen indeed, Alleluia, Alleluia! We seem to be hitting the rewind button during this season of Eastertide – we keep going back over events that led up to the crucifixion. Today’s passage takes us back to that final meal Jesus shared with his disciples. John doesn’t describe this as a Passover meal like the other gospel writers do – this meal happens on the night before Passover begins. According to John, “Jesus will be crucified at about the same time that the lambs are sacrificed in the Temple in preparation for the Passover meal.” But John gives us something the other gospel authors do not: he tells us in great detail what Jesus said to his disciples during this final night they have together.

War in Ukraine

Please continue to offer prayers for our brothers and sisters caught up in the mayhem that is Ukraine. Please think about what you can do to help in any way for those who continue to reach out to the rest of Europe and beyond for our assistance. Whatever method or organisation you use to make donations, please do it rather than thinking about it.

Cheese and Wine

I am grateful to the who attended our Cheese and Wine function on Friday evening. My gratitude is extended to David Rose and Mrs Anne Farquhar who made sure we had plenty to drink and eat. I am of course, grateful to everyone who helped out on the night in question and I hope that those who attended enjoyed it as much as I did.

War and Christianity

On Monday the 16th of May (tomorrow) at 7pm, there will be a discussion evening at St Mary’s  Pro-Cathedral Choir Vestry titled: Is this a ‘time for war’? ‘Thinking together as Christians about war in the context of armed conflict in Ukraine’. The guest speaker will be Dr Brian Brock, Professor of Moral and Practical Theology at Aberdeen University. This will be a very interesting talk and we are deeply grateful that Dr Brock has found time to share his thoughts with us. This event is open to any who wish to attend, and if the numbers dictate, we will consider moving it into the main body of the Church. We hope to provide tea and coffee on the night. Please put this date in your diaries and invite anyone whom you think would enjoy such a discussion.

Coffee/Tea helpers

I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision of teas and coffees at our after-service fellowship. Please come and speak with me if you are willing to help. Mrs Gillian Rose has offered to resume control of the purse for donations made during fellowship.

Vestry Vacancies

We have two vacancies on St Mary’s Vestry for Ordinary Members, and I would strongly urge those who feel that they could offer something to assist in the management of our Church to speak to me. Vestry membership is a rewarding role and provides an insight in to how we reach the decisions we do in our work here at Carden Place.

Reading Scripture

Our Peoples Warden Mr Iain Stewart has asked me to put out a call for more people to consider volunteering to read scripture and intercede at our worship. Should you feel so inclined, I encourage anyone who is considering this valuable ministry to approach Ian in the first instance.

Services/Events Commencing Sunday the 15th May 2022

Sunday 15th May at 8 am – Said Eucharist (1970 – Cn Terry)

Sunday 15th May at 10 am – 5th Sunday of Easter Eucharist (1982 – (1982 – Cn Terry)

Monday 16th May at 11.45am – Cn Terry attending funeral of Florence B. Cal-Anglia at St Margaret’s

Monday 16th May at 7pm – ‘Is this a time for war’ discussion with Dr Brian Brock

Tuesday 17th May at 10am – Morning Prayer (Cn Terry)

Wednesday 18th May at 10am – Holy Communion (1970-Cn Terry)

Thursday 19th May – Cn Terry day off

Friday 20th May – Cn Terry Admin Day

Saturday 21st May – Admin Day

Sunday 22nd May  at 8 am ‘6th Sunday of Easter’ Holy Communion (1970 Cn Terry)

Sunday 22nd May at 10am – ‘6th Sunday of Easter Sung Eucharist (1982 Cn Terry)

Readings: Acts 16: 9-15; Revelation 21: 10, 22-22:5

Gospel: John 14: 23-29

“God proved His love on the Cross. When Christ hung, and bled, and died, it was God saying to the world, ‘I love you’”

(Billy Graham)

Blessings Always

Rev Canon Terry Taggart

terry_t_2000_uk@yahoo.co.uk

01224588776/07768219984

‘The Lord is my shepherd I shall not be in want‘

A very warm welcome to all

Fourth Sunday of Easter

Readings: Acts 9: 36-43; Revelation 7: 9-17
Gospel: John John 10: 22-30

In today’s Gospel

Alleluia, Christ is risen !! He is risen indeed, Alleluia, Alleluia! Good Shepherd Sunday always falls on the fourth Sunday of Easter, and the Gospel text always comes from the tenth chapter of John. But each segment of that chapter offers a different perspective on Christ as our good shepherd. The first ten verses describe Jesus as the Gate through which his sheep pass safely. The next section describes how the good shepherd is willing to lay down his own life for the sheep. In today’s passage, we learn how the shepherd’s voice identifies which sheep belong to the shepherd.

War in Ukraine

Please continue to offer prayers for our brothers and sisters caught up in the mayhem that is Ukraine. Please think about what you can do to help in any way for those who continue to reach out to the rest of Europe and beyond for our assistance. Whatever method or organisation you use to make donations, please do it rather than thinking about it.

Cheese and Wine

There will be a Cheese and Wine fundraising event at St Mary’s on the evening of Friday the 13th of May. Previous similar gatherings have been very popular so please don’t leave it until the last minute.  There will be a charge of £15 per person, which if possible, should be paid before the 13th of May. However, if this is not possible, payment can be made on the evening. I would be  extremely grateful if the details of this event are circulated as widely as possible amongst friends and associates. There will be a sheet at the rear of the church for names of anyone intending to come, in order to get a good idea of numbers. Please feel free to invite friends and family. The 6pm Compline planned for that evening is therefore cancelled to allow setting up to take place.

Thanksgiving at St James’

The Rev’d Dr Ruth Green, has asked me to let you know of a Thanksgiving and Celebration service being held at St James at Holburn Junction, to mark the significant refurbishment that has taken place within. The service will take place on Saturday the 14th of May at 11am with some light refreshment afterwards.

War and Christianity

On Monday the 16th of May at 7pm, there will be a discussion evening at St Mary’s  Pro-Cathedral Choir Vestry titled: Is this a ‘time for war’? ‘Thinking together as Christians about war in the context of armed conflict in Ukraine’. The guest speaker will be Dr Brian Brock, Professor of Moral and Practical Theology at Aberdeen University. This will be a very interesting talk and we are deeply grateful that Dr Brock has found time to share his thoughts with us. This event is open to any who wish to attend, and if the numbers dictate, we will consider moving it into the main body of the Church. We hope to provide tea and coffee on the night. Please put this date in your diaries and invite anyone whom you think would enjoy such a discussion.

Coffee/Tea helpers

I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision of teas and coffees at our after-service fellowship. Please come and speak with me if you are willing to help. Mrs Gillian Rose has offered to resume control of the purse for donations made during fellowship.

Vestry Vacancies

We have two vacancies on St Mary’s Vestry for Ordinary Members, and I would strongly urge those who feel that they could offer something to assist in the management of our Church to speak to me. Vestry membership is a rewarding role and provides an insight in to how we reach the decisions we do in our work here at Carden Place.

Reading Scripture

Our Peoples Warden Mr Iain Stewart has asked me to put out a call for more people to consider volunteering to read scripture and intercede at our worship. Should you feel so inclined, I encourage anyone who is considering this valuable ministry to approach Ian in the first instance.

Services/Events Commencing Sunday the 8th May 2022

Sunday 8th May at 8 am – Said Eucharist (1970 – Cn Terry)

Sunday 8th May at 10 am – 4th Sunday of Easter Eucharist (1982 – Fr Roger Presiding, Cn Terry Preaching)

Monday 9th May – Cn Terry – Rest Day

Tuesday 10th May at 10am – Morning Prayer (Fr Roger) (Cn Terry – Day off)

Wednesday 11th May at 10am – Holy Communion (1970-Cn Terry)

Thursday 12th May – Admin Day

Friday 13th May at 7pm – Cheese and Wine Function

Saturday 14th May – Admin Day

Sunday 15th May  at 8 am ‘5th Sunday of Easter’ Holy Communion (1970 Cn Terry)

Sunday 15th May at 10am – ‘5th Sunday of Easter Sung Eucharist (1982 Cn Terry)

Readings: Acts 11: 1-8; Revelation 21: 1-6

Gospel: John 13: 31-35

“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.”

(C.S. Lewis)

Blessings Always

Rev Canon Terry Taggart

terry_t_2000_uk@yahoo.co.uk

01224588776/07768219984

‘You have made me, Lord, as strong as the mountains’

A very warm welcome to all

3rd Sunday of Easter

Readings: Acts 9: 1-6 (7-20); Revelation 5: 11-14
Gospel: John 21: 1-19

In today’s Gospel

Alleluia, Christ is risen !! He is risen indeed, Alleluia, Alleluia! Whatever you eat first thing in the morning, is meant to set us up for the day ahead. A good breakfast should ‘fuel us up’ and ‘get us going’ for our day’s work. But Peter’s breakfast in our passage today, sets him up for a lifetime’s work, not just a day’s. Because Peter’s encounter with Christ on the beach that morning included a re-commission to service as well as a restoration of their relationship. Verse 15 today tells us that “after they had finished eating” Jesus spoke directly to Peter. In this conversation, Christ reinstated Peter to his role as the chief apostle. Jesus entrusted Peter with responsibility for leading the early Church. 

War in Ukraine

Please continue to offer prayers for our brothers and sisters caught up in the mayhem that is Ukraine. Please think about what you can do to help in any way for those who continue to reach out to the rest of Europe and beyond for our assistance. Whatever method or organisation you use to make donations, please do it rather than thinking about it.

Please remember in your prayers

Please remember in your prayers, The Rev’d Jean Souter and Mrs Florence B. Cal-Anglia, both of whom have died in the past several days. They were both committed Christians and were inspirational to all who came into contact with them. We hold them, their families and friends in our prayers today and we ask that light perpetual shines upon them. 

Monday Service

There will be a Holy Communion service at 10am on Monday to celebrate the feast day of Philip and James the Apostles. I will therefore move my rest day to Thursday in order to provide this service.

Gold

As mentioned in previous weeks, I am asking you to look through your jewellery boxes to see if you are prepared to part with something that you really haven’t used for years or maybe you just feel like donating something you have no further use of. Of course, it doesn’t have to be gold, it could be any type of jewellery that we might be able to sell on to a jewellers. In any case, I am now appealing to you to consider this and I intend to keep this running for the next 3 months, at which point we can assess where we are.

Cheese and Wine

There will be a Cheese and Wine fundraising event at St Mary’s on the evening of Friday the 13th of May. Previous similar gatherings have been very popular so please don’t leave it until the last minute.  There will be a charge of £15 per person, which if possible, should be paid before the 13th of May. However, if this is not possible, payment can be made on the evening. I would be  extremely grateful if the details of this event are circulated as widely as possible amongst friends and associates. There will be a sheet at the rear of the church for names of anyone intending to come, in order to get a good idea of numbers. Please feel free to invite friends and family.

War and Christianity

On Monday the 16th of May at 7pm, there will be a discussion evening at St Mary’s  Pro-Cathedral Choir Vestry titled: Is this a ‘time for war’? ‘Thinking together as Christians about war in the context of armed conflict in Ukraine’. The guest speaker will be Dr Brian Brock, Professor of Moral and Practical Theology at Aberdeen University. This will be a very interesting talk and we are deeply grateful that Dr Brock has found time to share his thoughts with us. This event is open to any who wish to attend, and if the numbers dictate, we will consider moving it into the main body of the Church. We hope to provide tea and coffee on the night. Please put this date in your diaries and invite anyone whom you think would enjoy such a discussion.

Coffee/Tea helpers

I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision of teas and coffees at our after-service fellowship. Please come and speak with me if you are willing to help. Mrs Gillian Rose has offered to resume control of the purse for donations made during fellowship.

Fundraising Events

The following is a direct link to our fundraising events calendar should you be interested in what is happening in the coming months. https://stmaryscardenplace.org.uk/social-fundraising-calendar/

Vestry Vacancies

We have two vacancies on St Mary’s Vestry for Ordinary Members, and I would strongly urge those who feel that they could offer something to assist in the management of our Church to speak to me. Vestry membership is a rewarding role and provides an insight in to how we reach the decisions we do in our work here at Carden Place.

Reading Scripture

Our Peoples Warden Mr Iain Stewart has asked me to put out a call for more people to consider volunteering to read scripture and intercede at our worship. Should you feel so inclined, I encourage anyone who is considering this valuable ministry to approach Ian in the first instance.

Scaffolding

I was recently informed that the scaffolding alongside the side entry will soon be removed as work there is drawing to a completion. However, as the work continues, I ask each and every one of you to take  extra care when entering and exiting the building. Parking space is now severely limited but will still be available to those who require it on a Sunday due to mobility issues. Parking is also available during our weekday services. The scaffolding inside the Church to enable the removal and repair of the damaged rose window will remain until completion. I have no idea how long this process will take and I ask for your continued patience.

Thanksgiving at St James

The Rev’d Dr Ruth Green, has asked me to let you know of a Thanksgiving and Celebration service being held at St James at Holburn Junction, to mark the significant refurbishment that has taken place within. The service will take place on Saturday the 14th of May at 11am with some light refreshment afterwards.

Services/Events Commencing Sunday the 1st May 2022

Sunday 1st May at 8 am – Said Eucharist (1970 – Cn Terry)

Sunday 1st May at 10 am – 3rd Sunday of Easter Eucharist (1982 – Cn Terry)

Monday 2nd May – 10 am Holy Communion – Philip & James Apostles (1982-Cn Terry)

Tuesday 3rd May at 10am – Morning Prayer (Cn Terry)

Wednesday 4th May at 10am – Holy Communion (1970-Cn Terry)

Thursday 5th May – Cn Terry – Day off

Friday 6th May at 6pm – Compline

Saturday 7th May – Admin Day

Sunday 8th May  at 8 am ‘4th Sunday of Easter’ Holy Communion (1970 Cn Terry)

Sunday 8th May at 10 am – ‘4th Sunday of Easter’ Sung Eucharist (1982 – Cn Terry)

Readings: Acts 9: 36-43; Revelation 7: 9-17

Gospel: John 10: 22-30

“Jesus taught a new sacrifice which the Church received
from the Apostles and offers throughout the whole world”

(St Iranaeus)

Blessings Always

Rev Canon Terry Taggart

terry_t_2000_uk@yahoo.co.uk

01224588776/07768219984

‘Praise God in his Holy Temple’

A very warm welcome to all

2nd Sunday After Easter

Readings: Acts 5: 27-32; Revelation 1: 4-8
Gospel: John 20: 19-31

In today’s Gospel

Alleluia, Christ is risen !! He is risen indeed, Alleluia! How could Jesus have known everything that Thomas had said? What does this reveal about Jesus? It shows us that nothing is hidden from Him. Jesus knows everything that happens. He knows every word that you and I have ever said. There is only one conclusion that we draw from this: Jesus is truly God Himself – the true and living God who came down to earth in human form. This explains why Thomas responded as he did in v.28 ‘My Lord and my God.’ Will you also give the same response? Will you acknowledge that Jesus is both Lord and God? This means giving Him willingly all rights to your life, withholding nothing at all from Him. 

War in Ukraine

Please continue to offer prayers for our brothers and sisters caught up in the mayhem that is Ukraine. Please think about what you can do to help in any way for those who continue to reach out to the rest of Europe and beyond for our assistance. Whatever method or organisation you use to make donations, please do it rather than thinking about it.

Gold

As mentioned in previous weeks, I am asking you to look through your jewellery boxes to see if you are prepared to part with something that you really haven’t used for years or maybe you just feel like donating something you have no further use of. Of course, it doesn’t have to be gold, it could be any type of jewellery that we might be able to sell on to a jewellers. In any case, I am now appealing to you to consider this and I intend to keep this running for the next 3 months, at which point we can assess where we are.

Cheese and Wine

There will be a Cheese and Wine fundraising event at St Mary’s on the evening of Friday the 13th of May. Previous similar gatherings have been very popular so please don’t leave it until the last minute.  There will be a charge of £15 per person, which if possible, should be paid before the 13th of May. However, if this is not possible, payment can be made on the evening. I would be  extremely grateful if the details of this event are circulated as widely as possible amongst friends and associates. There will be a sheet at the rear of the church for names of anyone intending to come, in order to get a good idea of numbers. Please feel free to invite friends and family.

Coffee/Tea helpers

I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision of teas and coffees at our after-service fellowship. Please come and speak with me if you are willing to help. Mrs Gillian Rose has offered to resume control of the purse for donations made during fellowship.

Fundraising Events

The following is a direct link to our fundraising events calendar should you be interested in what is happening in the coming months. https://stmaryscardenplace.org.uk/social-fundraising-calendar/

Vestry Vacancies

We have two vacancies on St Mary’s Vestry for Ordinary Members, and I would strongly urge those who feel that they could offer something to assist in the management of our Church to speak to me. Vestry membership is a rewarding role and provides an insight in to how we reach the decisions we do in our work here at Carden Place.

Reading Scripture

Our Peoples Warden Mr Iain Stewart has asked me to put out a call for more people to consider volunteering to read scripture and intercede at our worship. Should you feel so inclined, I encourage anyone who is considering this valuable ministry to approach Ian in the first instance.

Scaffolding

I was recently informed that the scaffolding alongside the side entry will soon be removed as work there is drawing to a completion. However, as the work continues, I ask each and every one of you to take  extra care when entering and exiting the building. Parking space is now severely limited but will still be available to those who require it on a Sunday due to mobility issues. Parking is also available during our weekday services. The scaffolding inside the Church to enable the removal and repair of the damaged rose window will remain until completion. I have no idea how long this process will take and I ask for your continued patience.

Thanksgiving at St James

The Rev’d Dr Ruth Green, has asked me to let you know of a Thanksgiving and Celebration service being held at St James at Holburn Junction, to mark the significant refurbishment that has taken place within. The service will take place on Saturday the 14th of May at 11am with some light refreshment afterwards.

Services/Events Commencing Sunday the 24th April 2022

Sunday 24th April at 8 am – Said Eucharist (1970 – Cn Terry)

Sunday 24th April at 10 am – 2nd Sunday of Easter Sung Eucharist (1982 – Cn Terry)

Monday 25th April – Cn Terry – Day Off

Tuesday 26th April at 10am – Morning Prayer (Cn Terry)

Tuesday 26th April at 7pm – Zoom Vestry Meeting

Wednesday 27th April at 10am – Holy Communion (1970-Cn Terry)

Thursday 28th April – Admin Day

Friday 29th April at 6pm – Compline

Saturday 30th April – Admin Day

Sunday 1st May  at 8 am ‘3rd Sunday of Easter’ Holy Communion (1970 Cn Terry)

Sunday 1st May at 10 am – ‘3rd Sunday of Easter’ Sung Eucharist (1982 – Cn Terry)

Readings: Acts 9: 1-6 (7-20); Revelation 5: 11-14

Gospel: John 21: 1-19

“A man who was completely innocent, offered himself as a sacrifice for the good of others, including his enemies, and became the ransom of the world. It was a perfect act”

(Mahatma Gandhi)

Blessings Always

Rev Canon Terry Taggart

terry_t_2000_uk@yahoo.co.uk

01224588776/07768219984

‘Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
This is the day the Lord has made’

A very warm welcome to all

Easter Sunday

Readings: Isaiah 65: 17-25; Acts 10: 34-43
Gospel: Luke 24: 1-12

In today’s Gospel

Alleluia, Christ is risen !! He is risen indeed, Alleluia! Preaching at Easter has its unique challenges and opportunities. A typical Easter worship service is often a bit chaotic. Family members who have been away may be home for the holiday. People who rarely worship may come to church for the sake of tradition. The Easter story itself may seem all too familiar, yet those who try to preach it may wonder how anyone could possibly believe it. This challenge is precisely the opportunity. No preacher can make a listener believe that the dead rise. But God can and does work through the Easter message to evoke Easter faith.

Welcome back from Shetland

As we welcome Bishop Anne and Fr Roger back from Shetland, I would like to thank her for leading our services on Good Friday and Easter Sunday (today). After a very hectic schedule on the islands, I hope they soon both find time to rest.

War in Ukraine

Please continue to offer prayers for our brothers and sisters caught up in the mayhem that is Ukraine. Please think about what you can do to help in any way for those who continue to reach out to the rest of Europe and beyond for our assistance. Whatever method or organisation you use to make donations, please do it rather than thinking about it.

“Women of Holy Week”, Paula Gooder

I would like to thank all those ladies who volunteered to read the stories from Paula Gooder’s book ‘Women of Holy Week’. It was a joy to be able to facilitate this venture. I have the book to lend out to anyone who wishes to read it. Just let me know and I will make it as widely available as possible.

Holy Week Services

I would also like to thank all those who came to some, if not all of the services that were made available during Holy Week. I hope that there was enough variation for everyone who attended and I am deeply grateful to those certain individuals (you know who you are) who worked extremely hard to make everything flow as smoothly as it did. I can assure you that ‘behind the scenes’ it was pretty frantic.

Whilst I am in ‘thankful mode’, I would like to thank Mrs liz Christedes and Mrs Gillian Rose for decorating our Choir Vestry for our Easter fellowship. I think you will agree that it has been transformed for our Easter celebration. I would also like to thank Dr Nicola Mills, Mrs Gillian Rose and Ms Louisa Donaldson, for decorating our church with beautiful flowers for today’s services.

Gold

As mentioned in previous weeks, I am asking you to look through your jewellery boxes to see if you are prepared to part with something that you really haven’t used for years or maybe you just feel like donating something you have no further use of. Of course, it doesn’t have to be gold, it could be any type of jewellery that we might be able to sell on to a jewellers. In any case, I am now appealing to you to consider this and I intend to keep this running for the next 3 months, at which point we can assess where we are.

2022 Easter egg Appeal

Thank you all so much for the generous donation of Easter eggs for this year’s appeal.   All of the eggs were delivered to the respective charities; HomeStart and The Aberdeen Cyrenians. In the end we had a total of 130 donated eggs !! There is a lovely thank-you card from HomeStart on the Choir Vestry noticeboard should you wish to read it.

Diocesan Newsletter

The Diocesan Newsletter is now available to view online and can be found by clicking on this link https://aoepiscopal.scot/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Diocesan-Newsletter-50-8-April-2022.pdf

Coffee/Tea helpers

I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision I am looking for someone to take responsibility for producing a rota to look after the provision of teas and coffees at our after-service fellowship. Please come and speak with me if you are willing to help. Mrs Gillian Rose has offered to resume control of the purse for donations made during fellowship.

Fundraising Events

The following is a direct link to our fundraising events calendar should you be interested in what is happening in the coming months. https://stmaryscardenplace.org.uk/social-fundraising-calendar/

Vestry Vacancies

We have two vacancies on St Mary’s Vestry for Ordinary Members, and I would strongly urge those who feel that they could offer something to assist in the management of our Church to speak to me. Vestry membership is a rewarding role and provides an insight in to how we reach the decisions we do in our work here at Carden Place.

Reading Scripture

Our Peoples Warden Mr Iain Stewart has asked me to put out a call for more people to consider volunteering to read scripture and intercede at our worship. Should you feel so inclined, I encourage anyone who is considering this valuable ministry to approach Ian in the first instance.

Scaffolding

As the work continues outside our Church, I ask each and every one of you to take  extra care when entering and exiting the building. Parking space is now severely limited but will still be available to those who require it on a Sunday due to mobility issues. Parking is also available during our weekday services. You will also note that we now have scaffolding inside the Church to enable the removal and repair of the damaged rose window. I have no idea how long this process will take and I ask for your continued patience.

Holy Week – commencing Sunday 17th April 2022

Sunday 17th April at 6 am – Holy Communion Dawn Service (Bishop Anne/Cn Terry)
This will be followed by a light refreshment
Sunday 17th April at 8 am – Said Eucharist (1970 – Cn Terry)
This will be followed by a breakfast at 8.40 am
Sunday 17th April at 10 am – Easter Sunday Sung Eucharist (Bishop Anne/Cn Terry)
Monday 18th April – Cn Terry – Day Off
Tuesday 19th April Cn Terry – Day Off
Wednesday 20th April at 10am – Holy Communion (1970-Cn Terry)
Thursday 21st April at 6pm – Compline
Friday 22nd April at 10am – Morning Prayer
Friday 22nd April at 6pm – Compline
Saturday 23rd April – Admin Day
Sunday 24th April at 8 am ‘2nd Sunday of Easter’ Holy Communion (1970 Cn Terry)
Sunday 24th April at 10 am – ‘2nd Sunday of Easter’ Sung Eucharist (1982 – Cn Terry)

“Our Lord has written the promise of resurrection, not in books alone, but in every leaf in springtime.”

(Martin Luther)

Blessings Always

Rev Canon Terry Taggart

terry_t_2000_uk@yahoo.co.uk

01224588776/07768219984