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For the latest services see our YouTube channel, where we are now live-streaming our Sunday services​​

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Week Commencing 11th January:

Sunday:           Prayer Meeting at 10am, Morning Service at 11am, Evening Service at 6.30pm

Monday:          Bowls at 7.30pm, Table Tennis at 7.30pm

Tuesday:         Foodbank at 10am, Craft & Friendship Class at 10.30am

Wednesday:    Cuppa & Chat at 10am, Globalink at 7pm

Thursday:        Foodbank at 6.30pm

Friday:             Girls’ Brigade from 6pm

Saturday:

Sunday:           Prayer Meeting at 10am, Morning Service at 11am

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Week Commencing 18th January:

Sunday:           Prayer Meeting at 10am, Morning Service at 11am

Monday:          Bowls at 7.30pm, Table Tennis at 7.30pm

Tuesday:         Foodbank at 10am, Committee at 7.30pm

Wednesday:    Cuppa & Chat at 10am, Globalink at 7pm

Thursday:        Foodbank at 6.30pm

Friday:             Girls’ Brigade from 6pm

Saturday:         ACE Juniors at 6pm, ACE Seniors at 7.30pm

Sunday:           Prayer Meeting at 10am, Morning Service at 11am, Frontline Service at 6.30pm

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Final Reminder for all organisations accounts to please be passed to John Henry.

 

Lunch@1 is on today for those who put their name on the sign-up sheet.

 

Wednesday 21st January at 2.30pm Meeting Point will be on in The Magill Hall, Stevie Gorman will be coming along to speak so if your free please plan to join us.

 

As there are five weeks in this month Home Groups could be on this week, please speak to your Home Group Leader to find out when you are meeting.

 

All ladies are invited to our “Rejoice & Relax” evening on Tuesday 27th January at 7.30pm in the Magill Hall.  Margaret Kinnier will be sharing her testimony.  Hannah McClay and Lindsay Gibney will also be taking part in our evening.  Please put your name on the sign-up sheet at the back of the Church if you plan to attend.

 

A big thank you to everyone in the ACPC family who contributed in various ways to the Shoebox appeal this year.  We are delighted to report that Blythswood received 41 filled shoe boxes from ACPC, along with many bags of fillers, knitted and crafted items.  In addition to this £334 was received in donations.  Thank you also to those who spent many hours checking and packing boxes.  A total of 10,544 boxes left Ballyclare in December for distribution in Romania.

 

If you are giving to the Church and you have completed a Gift Aid declaration, please ensure you notify Nicola or John if your circumstances have changed.  Also, if you would like to complete a Gift Aid declaration for your giving there are forms available at the back of the Church, once completed they can be given to the Office or put in the black box.

 

There is going to be a meeting on Sunday 1st February after church. It is to talk about how to support and fund the future of community outreach, including James’s post. So, we would love everyone to come and show your support as we step out in faith.

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