The Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity

27th September

Additional Collect

Lord of creation,
whose glory is around and within us:
open our eyes to your wonders,
that we may serve you with reverence
and know your peace at our lives’ end,
through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen

Holy Habits – Sharing Resources

It is good to consider our attitude and motivation for sharing. In 1 John 3 v 16-18 we are reminded that love should underlie all our actions. God loved us enough to send his only Son, and Jesus laid down his life for us because he loved us. Sharing resources also helps to spread the kingdom of God. We see in the feeding of the 5000 (John 6 v 5-8) that Jesus can turn a small offering into a big gift. What if the boy had not freely given what he had? We need to have faith that God can use our sharing however small, and multiply it. Even a phone call, or email may make more difference to people than we realize, although it may not take us much time. Ask God where the need is and follow his promptings. Sometimes it is difficult to know where the need is, but trust that God knows.

Sunday Services               

It has been wonderful to be able to worship together in person again. We will be increasing the number of services in church in the next weeks, but places are still limited.
 Following the change in the law restricting the number of people allowed to meet for a social gathering to six, we understand that the new regulations will not apply to public worship or individual prayer in church buildings.

If you would like to come, please contact Revd Elizabeth, stating the date, time and place of the church service you wish to attend (Email or phone 07758 407661). If that service is already full, we will let you know.

For more information about Sunday services and what to expect, please visit our website. Those who are unable to attend church in person can worship with us online. Find the latest online services on our website and YouTube.
Sunday 27th September
9.30am – Cluster Service at St Kew: Holy Communion led by Geraldine Ashton
11am – Cluster Service at St Minver: Holy Communion led by Rose Jones
6pm – Cluster Service at St Endellion: Evensong

Online: Taize Prayer – available from Tuesday 29th

Sunday 4th October – Harvest Festival
9.30am – Cluster Service Harvest All Age Service at St Minver
11am – Cluster Service at St Endellion: Holy Communion led by Rose Jones
3pm – Cluster Service at St Enodoc: Evensong

Online: All Age Harvest Festival – available from Tuesday 6th
Online ServicesWe are continuing to offer online worship for those who cannot attend on Sundays. From 13th September, this will be a mixture of purpose-made online worship and services recorded in church on the previous Sunday. New online worship will be released every Tuesday morning on our website and on YouTube.

The Julian Group and anyone who would like to join us, meets each in our own home at 7pm every Thursday. We light a candle and read a passage from the Bible followed by silence. Then we read the second passage followed by silence and ending with Compline or our own prayers. Different members choose the readings each week. Thursday 1st October they are Psalm 134, Matthew 11 vv 28-30.

Please pray for

The sick, among them Claudia Tom, Rosalind Smith & Jane Windeler and all affected by the coronavirus.

Pray for the NHS, care workers and all front line workers and volunteers. We pray for race equality and for all victims of race crime and brutality.

Remember all those who have died recently including Joan Rowell, Richard Godden and Pauline White. We remember those whose anniversary of death occurs at this time including Bill Norris.

Taking it in turns to pray for each other – this week we pray for St Enodoc.

Home Groups and Daily Prayer

Our Home Groups are staying in touch via phone, email and social media. We are praying regularly, especially at 9am. If you would like hard copies of spiritual resources, or need help getting on to facebook, please contact
Revd Rose (01208 592353 – revrosejones@gmail.com).

Private Prayer in Church Buildings               

For more information about visiting the churches and what to expect, please visit our website.

NEWS

Goods for St Petrocs

As it is not possible to have collection boxes in the churches at the moment this is a reminder that St. Minver Post Office is an alternative collecting point.

Ordination Videos

The ordinations are very small this year with restricted numbers of guests. But if you would like to join in online, it will be livestreamed on the diocesan facebook page (below).Videos from of the Ordination to the Priesthood of Geraldine Ashton and Rose Jones can be seen here:
https://www.facebook.com/TruroDiocese/videos/?ref=page_internal
Geraldine will be ordained at 1.30 pm Friday and Rose will be ordained at 3.30 pm Friday.

If you want to know more about the latest Church of England Guidance, please see:
https://www.churchofengland.org/more/media-centre/coronavirus-covid-19-guidance-churches

Please find resources, previous services and more at our website:
www.northcornwallclusterofchurches.org.uk

North Cornwall Cluster of Churches
for the parishes of St Kew, St Endellion with St Peter, Port Isaac and
St Minver with St Enodoc (Trebetherick) and St Michael (Porthilly)
Rector: Elizabeth Wild. Tel: 07758 407661
Email: elizabeth-wild@live.co.uk St Minver Vicarage

www.northcornwallclusterofchurches.org.uk
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