Saturday 14th November 10am – 3pm
St Peter’s Church
Come along and find out about the work of the mission organisations that we support in UK and around the world
Charity Christmas card sale
Organ recital
Children’s card making
Bell Tower tours 1:30pm
Shoebox filling
Tea/Coffee & Light Lunches available 10am – 2pm
Stuart Townend and band
“CREATION SINGS” tour
Fyson Blum Hall, Yateley Manor School
7:30pm Saturday 24th October £7
For tickets and more information e-mail to:
stuarttownendconcert@stpetersyateley.org.uk
On Sunday 4th October we’ll be celebrating Harvest at all our services, in our usual different styles of worship.
All collections on this day will be given to the Samaritan’s Purse “Turn on the Tap” appeal. Gift Aid envelopes and forms will be available at the services.
Please join us at any of:
8am in the Chapel – communion service
9am in Church – family worship
10am at Yateley School – all-age worship
11:15am in Church – morning worship
7pm in Church – communion service
Living with the God of Promises
Every Sunday for 6 weeks from 26th July to 30th August
8am in Chapel Quiet worship serviceSummer Services 2009
10am in Church For all the family
7pm in Chapel Prayers for healing
Please bring a picnic lunch to enjoy with our church family on 26th July, 9th August and 23rd August
See leaflet attached (or pick up a copy in Church) for more detail about each service
As we prepare for Easter, we have many opportunities to allow us each to find our own way to meet with God. Please join us at any or all of the following:
Please mark our annual call to prayer this week. We ask all regular Church groups to cease during this week, so that we can join together to seek God’s direction. All prayer gatherings will be 1 hour or shorter.
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Saturday – Walk & Pray |
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10:00 am |
Prayer walk around our parish boundary |
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Sunday – “For the Future Take Us” |
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All services at usual times |
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Monday – key theme “Worship” |
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7:00 am |
Early Morning Prayer Express |
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12:30 pm |
Prayer Lunch (with Crèche) |
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8:00 pm |
Prayer Gathering |
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Tuesday – key theme “Outreach” |
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12:30 pm |
Prayer Lunch |
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8:00 pm |
Prayer Gathering |
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Wednesday – key theme “Relationships” |
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7:00 am |
Early Morning Prayer Express |
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11:00 am |
Communion Service |
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8:00 pm |
2:42 |
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Thursday – key theme “Discipleship” |
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9:15 am |
Morning Prayer |
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8:00 pm |
Prayer Gathering |
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Friday – key theme “Service” |
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7:00 am |
Early Morning Prayer Express |
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4:00 pm |
After school Prayers |
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6:00 pm |
Pre – HEROES Prayers (at Fyson-Blum) |
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Saturday – key theme W.O.R.D.S |
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9:00 am |
Prayer Gathering |
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3:30 pm |
Messy Church |
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Sunday – “God’s Unfolding Vision” |
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All services at usual times |
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7:00 pm |
CHAOS – open to all |
We are holding many and varied services to celebrate Christmas this year. It is our prayer that everyone in Yateley can find a place to meet with God over the Christmas season. You are welcome to join us at any of these occasions.
Sunday 14th December
Saturday 20th December
Sunday 21st December
Christmas Eve, Wednesday 24th December
Christmas Day, Thursday 25th December
Sunday 28th December
During the school holidays there will be services at different times to our usual schedule.
There will be no services at Yateley Centre between 27th July and 31st August.
8am and 7pm Sunday and 11am Wednesday services in Church will continue their usual pattern.
The main Sunday morning services in the Church will be as below. Children are welcome and catered for at all our family services.
27th July
9:30am – Family Communion
3rd August
9:30am – Family Worship
11:15am – Morning Worship
10th August
9:30am – Family Communion
17th August
9:30am – Family Worship
11:15am – Morning Worship
24th August
9:30am – Family Communion
31st August
9:30am – Family Worship
11:15am – Morning Worship
Hi all
For those wanting to think and pray more about our recent vision presentations, attached are the powerpoint slides (made generic for all congregations – ie minus some of the specifics).
Click on the following:
st-peter_s-vision-days-june-2008-all-congregations
to download / view a pdf file of the slideshow.
Comments and Questions welcome by emailing the vicar – usual address.
If you’d like to respond to the emerging crisis in Burma, here’s some links to how you can help:
Subject: BURMA CYCLONE – NGO APPEALS
Here’s a list of NGO’s already working in Burma who have mobilised or are mobilising to provide emergency relief in the affected areas, and who are appealing for funds. The list has been complied by Vicky Bowman who was HM Ambassador there from 2002-2006and she says that “I was always been impressed by their ongoing work in Burma during my time there”.
Readers may also like to consider inviting donations to be made through our own locally based charity ‘The Burma Children’s Fund’. We have already made an emergency transfer of £4000. We shortly expect an assessment of needs by a team visiting from an Anglican Church in Kuala Lumpur which aims to meet Archbishop Stephen to get his assessment and they will advise us how the BCF could next help. Donations can be made via St John’s made out to:
‘Burma Children’s Fund’ for non gift aided donations
‘Burma Children’s Fund – St John’s HW PCC’’ for gift aided donations
And sent to “
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BURMA/MYANMAR: CYCLONE NARGIS APPEALS
The following experienced NGOs have all been established on the ground in Burma for many years, including in Irrawaddy, Bago, Yangon Divisions and Rakhine and Mon States. They are variously already conducting assessments and starting to provide support to the populations hit by the cyclone.
The websites give links to their Nargis appeals, and will allow you to claim Gift Aid for your donation if you are a UK taxpayer, maximising the effectiveness.
Save the Children (UK)
Have launched a £5million appeal
http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/en/32_5455.htm
Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF (NL)
http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/en/32_5455.htm
working in Yangon area including Hlaingthaya, Dalla and Twante
Merlin
http://www.merlin.org.uk/Lists/News-Detail.aspx?id=687
£500,000 appeal
Medical team sent to Laputta
Have been active in Irrawaddy Division for some time
Care
Currently working on needs in South Dagon and Thaketa
World Vision
https://www.worldvision.org.uk/server.php?show=nav.127
You can identify your donation to their Myanmar cyclone appeal
International Federation of the Red Cross
http://www.ifrc.org/Docs/News/pr08/2108.asp
Have been working to build the grassroots capacity of the Myanmar Red Cross Society which has a network of volunteers throughout the country
Not an NGO, but UNICEF is also organised and active throughout the country, and appealing for funds
http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/myanmar_43788.html
There are also a number of small NGOs and private initiatives, some of which wish to remain below the radar, so are not included in this list
For a list of US NGOs which are accepting contributions for Nargis (not all of whom have an on-the-ground presence)
