Bulletin for Sunday 29th March 2009 

A warm welcome to everyone who worships with us today.

Our 11.00am Morning Worship will be led by Rev. Luke Smith. 6.30pm Evening Praise with Holy Communion will be led by Rev. Luke Smith and Mr Peter Vince.

11. 00 am Morning Worship at Selby street will be led by Deacon Peter Ogle.

Evening Praise 

Welcome and notices

Introit  God is here

H & P 16      Praise to the Lord the Almighty

Prayers

SF 390         Meekness and majesty

Reading:      Jeremiah 31: 31 – 34 read by Edna Newby

Anthem How great Thou art Swedish folk melody

Reading:      John 12: 20 – 33           read by Edna Newby

SF1120        Will you come and follow me

Sermon

Prayers Intercession 
SF102          Father we love you

Communion (choir to sing Eat this bread)

SF289         Jesus is king

Blessing 
 

Thanks to our Accompanist today am Susan white, pm Margaret Fowler 
 

Dear friends,

Each year I seek feedback on a particular area of my ministry. This enables me to reflect on work so far and plan for the future. This year I have decided to look at our development scheme and my involvement with it so far. I would me most grateful if you could complete this simple questionnaire and hand your response to Margaret in the office or hand to Debbie in the coffee bar. I will write of the results in the near future.  
 
Many thanks, 
Luke 
 
1. I am aware of "The Kings Centre"  Yes/No

2. I feel I have had an appropriate amount of input into "The Kings Centre"  Yes/No 
3. Is it right that Luke is involved in the leadership of  "The Kings Centre”?  Yes/No 
4. I feel the amount of time and energy that Luke puts into "The Kings Centre" is not enough/about right/too much 
5. If too much, I think the work the Luke does on the project should be carried out by.... (please copmlete)

6. Do you feel that there are any parts of Luke's ministry which have been adversely affected due to the time he has invested in 'The King's Centre' Project?

7. I am aware of those involved in the leadership of "The Kings Centre" and they listen to any comments I make Yes/No 
8. I attended the last Annual General Church Meeting Yes/No 
9. I am a member of the Church Council Yes/No 
10. I am a member of the Property and Finance Committee Yes/No 
11. I am generally pleased with the concept of "The Kings Centre"  Yes/No 
Any other comments..........  
 
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. Please give contact details if you wish me to respond.  
 

World Mission Boxes

These are now due in for emptying for the second quarter and Roger would be pleased to receive them and any donations you would to give.

Boxes may be handed to Roger or left in the office. Thank you.

Retiring collections for the Emmaus Project

Thank you to all who contributed the sum of £50 was raised for this project.   Sheila

Coffee Bar Easter Closing

The coffee Bar will close at 3 pm on Friday 3^rd April and re – open at 10 am on Monday 20^th April

Riding Lights Theatre Production

A presentation of “Redemption Song” will be given at All Saints, Hessle on Wednesday 8th April. Tickets available from Malcolm Reader tel 651993

See flyer on notice board for performance details. 

On The Notice Board

Job Opportunity Mission development and outreach worker

(west Durham Circuit 13/12}

All you wanted to know about Easter and Passover  

Selby Street

We have our last Lent studies with the Circle Fellowship of Churches  Maundy Thur 9th April 7.30 at Redbourne St. Church we shall be led by Rev Allen Bagshawe, Everyone is very welcome to join us.  

On Mon 16 March we had a crazy time and loads of laughs whilst raising funds for Red nose day, during the community lunch. We looked lovely in our red outfits! Dorothy enjoyed eating a red meal and I managed not to change her tongue vivid red this time. A brilliant £45 was collected by her! Also Nathan had been sponsored to have red food,..... beans, jelly, tomatoes, soup poured on him.  He wanted to do something for others and asked me if he could do this. He raised £59!  Please keep him and his family in your prayers as they wait for a school place for him.  So WELL DONE Selby St. Church (although small in numbers) a massive £104 going to the Red Nose Appeal and many thanks to all who supported and helped clean up beans.      Jacky.