The following services will be available via the St Ed's Facebook page or by attendance (as stated below):
Sunday 23rd January 8:00am Holy Communion (at St Ed’s)
Sunday 23rd January 9:30am Mustard Tree Church – informal service for families and children. (at St Ed’s)
Sunday 23rd January 11:15 am Traditional Sunday Service, Service of the word (at St Ed’s)
Sunday 23rd January 11:15 am on-line Sunday Service (livestream)
Sunday 23rd January 6:30 pm Sunday Club (livestream)
Monday 24th January 5.00pm Monday prayers (at St Ed’s)
Tuesday 25th January 10:00 am Tiny Tunes (music for all young people) (at St Ed’s), refreshments10am til12 noon
Tuesday 25th January 6:00 pm Rspace (at St Ed’s)
Wednesday 26th January 9:00 am Melting Moments (livestream)
Wednesday 26th January 10:30 am Holy Communion (at St Ed’s)
Thursday 27th January 7.00pm Reflection in church with Compline (at St Ed’s also part of this service will be livestreamed each week.)
Friday 28th January 9:30 am to12.00 noon Arts Group , - bring anything – art or craft - you fancy doing and coffee and tea are provided. Cost £3. (at Trinity Church building)
Also Sunday 30th January (Fifth Sunday in January) at St Ed’s 9.30am Mustard Tree and 11.15am Service in church – also this service will be livestreamed) plus online 6pm Sunday Club.
Additionally at 8am daily (daily except Wednesday and Sunday) we will be posting a ‘Daily bitesize prayer’ on the St Ed's Facebook page
For on-line services, watch live if you are able --- or join later on 'catch up'.
Everyone welcome.
Additionally
Ringland: future services at St Peter’s:
Sunday 13th February 11.00am Morning Praise
Sunday 13th March 11.00am Morning Praise
Sunday 10th April 11.00am Morning Praise
This is the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2021 (18th to 25th January). This will be reflected in our worship and our prayers during the week. Materials have been prepared by the churches of the Middle East, based on the Visit of the Wise men to the infant Jesus. “The Christians of the Middle East offer these resources conscious that the world shares many of the travails and much of the difficulties that it experiences, and yearns for a light to lead the way to the Saviour who is the light that overcomes darkness.” Further details on this link : https://ctbi.org.uk/week-of-prayer-for-christian-unity-2022/
Embrace the Middle East (formerly Bible Lands) have produced a document ‘We Choose Abundant Life’ setting out the key perspectives of the remaining Christian church in the Holy Land. One of the main themes is co-operation between the main denominations and a Spirit – led witness across the region. This document can be downloaded from the Embrace website. Also a summary is at the back of St Ed’s church. This is such an important issue for our time, particularly as we consider church unity.
Sunday 30th January is a fifth Sunday, and our 11.15am service will be a livestream with the livestream team. After the service there will be the opportunity for volunteers to record bite-sized prayers. Please let Rev Paul or the churchwardens know if you would like to do this.
Christingle Collection candles and envelopes to support the work of the Children’s Society can be returned to St Ed’s up to Sunday 30th January 2022 (Candlemas).
Congratulations to Rev Margaret McPhee, Rector of Horsford, Hevingham and Felthorpe, who is the new Rural Dean for Norwich North.
The Norwich passion Play is happening on Saturday 16th April in Norwich – a collaboration across the city from many churches. More details are at the back of church, including how to volunteer!
Bibles for the Junior School We try and donate a Bible to each Year 3 pupil at the Junior School each year. Each Bible costs £5.50 for 120 pupils. If you would like to contribute, please pass your donation to a Churchwarden.
Christian Aid Week is 15th to 21st May. We have adopted new envelopes that no longer involve collecting them, but delivering them across Taverham and inviting people to return them (much less hard work and awkwardness!!). If you are interested in delivering these, please let Paul Scarff or Rev Paul know.
Norwich homeless during the cold weather as in previous years we will receive donations of hats, gloves for those on the streets of Norwich. If you would like to donate these items please leave them at the back of St Ed’s marked ‘Homeless’.