Rushall: St Mary

This week's highlights:

Thursday 25th February: 7.30pm Alpha Course - Ring Rob (01379 854105) or Jaap (01379 608539) for details

Friday 26th February: 8pm Compline - Meeting ID: 869 1543 8768 Passcode: 655456

Sunday 28th February 2021: 9.30am Holy Communion - Dickleburgh Meeting ID: 890 4682 4403 Passcode: 399557

11am Morning Service - Contact John Adlam (01379 741999) for details

Monday 1st March: 8pm Compline - Meeting ID: 885 5140 8608 Passcode: 008739

Tuesday 2nd March: 8am Morning Prayer - Meeting ID: 873 7730 9987 Passcode: 473370 2pm Guided Meditation - Meeting ID: 901 745 1483 Passcode: 7HWk4r 7.30pm Bible Study Contact Jaap Biersteker (01379 608539) for details

Wednesday 3rd March: 7.30pm Lent Group - Meeting ID: 885 6732 1959 Passcode: 935518

Thursday 4th March: 7.30pm Alpha Course - Ring Rob (01379 854105) or Jaap (01379 608539) for details

Friday 5th March: 7pm Compline - Meeting ID: 872 6187 6778 Passcode: 650740

For services on Sunday 7th March down load the pewslip (top right). Joining details will be on next week's pewslip.

A Message from our Rector

Last week it was an awesome moment to watch the safe landing of Nasa’s ‘rover’ on Mars. It was an amazing achievement which many had waited many years to see happen and it will be most interesting to see the images that are sent back. The event highlights the mystery of the universe of which the earth is only a small part and the wonder and awesome nature of God who is the creator of everything that is both here and in the whole of the galaxies. It is quite an awesome thing to ponder and is also humbling as we recognise our lack of knowledge about many things. Despite the magnitude of the universe and the awesome nature of the Holy Trinity of God, we are though still assured of God’s compassion and generous love towards us which was shown most fully through Jesus’ birth and incarnation.

Over the last year there have been some wonderful scientific achievements, the landing of Nasa’s ‘rover;is one of them but the development of vaccines for Covid-19 is another. Recognising these truly remarkable achievements is something to be Thankful for, not only for the hard work and talent of people but also for the love of God who is actively involved within everyday life and especially research.

As we travel through Lent then let us keep trusting in the providence of our loving and yet awesome creator God. The last verse of the hymn ‘O Lord my God’ perhaps sums up the mystery of all creation but also the wonder and greatness of God.

How Great Thou Art O Lord my God, When I in awesome wonder Consider all The works Thy Hand hath made, I see the stars, I hear the mighty thunder, Thy pow'r throughout The universe displayed, Then sings my soul, My Saviour God, to Thee, How great Thou art! How great Thou art! Then sings my soul, My Saviour God, to Thee, How great Thou art! How great Thou art (Chris Rice)

May God bless you this week and please do give me a ring if you would like a chat about anything. Sarah

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