<< Walking together with Christ: Companions on the Way >>This Sunday (8 Nov) is REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 3rd Sun before Advent Hommeel Church Gratot: 10h30 note time! Requiem Eucharist followed by commemoration at War Memorial.As usual we will be joined by the Ancien Combattantes, and there will be significant elements of French included in our service. Readers: please note changed readings on service sheet.Avranches: 16h00 Evening PrayerCherbourg: 17h00 Evening WorshipService sheets will be provided at Gratot today: sheets for the other services are attached - please download or print and bring the one for your serviceThe week ahead Mon: 18h00 Chaplaincy Council meeting on ZoomTogether on Tuesday 19h30 Evening Prayer20h00 'Something More' housegroup - see below for details. Contact us for Zoom link Thu: 20h00 Chaplaincy Ministers meet on Zoom Next Sunday (15th Nov) is the 2nd Sunday before AdventHommeel Church Gratot: 11h00 Service of Word: Morning PrayerAvranches: 16h00 Holy Eucharist Other noticesNot exactly new! In time for this Sunday at Gratot we have bilingual Eucharist booklets! These are a 'temporary fix' in a basic format, a straight translation of our existing 'green' service card. This service is due for revision this winter anyway, at which point we will produce a bilingual format in a more permanent form for long-term use.Something More Housegroup: this week's session will take a different approach. We'll watch a fascinating brief video from a young American Christian entitled: 'I Attended Anglican Church For a Year...What Changed?' He's already a Christian, but attending an Anglican Church changes him in many ways. His excited discovery of things we tend to take for granted should give rise to some interesting discussions. There will be a surprise in the tail of this session, but you’ll need to come along to find out! (Donna will facilitate this session, which Fr Chris will join if a medical appointment ends on time)'And one of the elders answered, saying unto me, What are these which are arrayed in white robes? and whence came they (Rev 7, v13)?' - a thoroughly Biblical way of welcoming Fr Bruno, formerly the Revd Ben Woodley, to our Eucharist at Gratot this Sunday! Please continue to pray for our Chaplaincy Lord Jesus Christ,thank you for calling us to be a Church under the banner of your Name:may we look to you today and find clear vision for tomorrow. May our life together bring you glory, as you make of us a living invitation to enter the joy of your Kingdom. Amen
