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Pewsheet – 30th August

    THIRTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

    11.00 am. Holy Communion

    (Book of Common Prayer)

    Hymns: 558, 582, 318, 621.

    Next Sunday, 6th September , Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. 11.00 am. Family Communion; 5.00 pm. Choral Evensong (see below)

    We shall celebrate our Patronal Festival next Sunday 6th September, with a service of Choral Evensong at 5.00 pm, led by the St. Giles’ Singers. The preacher will be The Reverend Gary Crellin, our Area Dean and Vicar of Powick, Callow End, Guarlsford and Madresfield.

    Lyttelton Well – Vacancies: The Well Counselling is looking for a counselling Champion – someone who can combine a passion for affordable counselling, with the skills to promote the service and raise vital funds to continue the work. If you know anyone who may be interested, ask them to contact Ali on ali@lytteltonwell.co.uk

    The Well is also looking to appoint a talented cook/baker, for 3 days a week (20 – 22 hours). For more information see www.lytteltonwell.co.uk/vacancies

    Christmas is Coming! Well no, not really; it’s a mid-summer heat wave BUT, between now and then please remember to save your stamps for our Christmas Lullaby Trust collection. No cash required – just a little time and your stamps. Thank-you.

    The Friends of Little Malvern Priory are organising a trip to Harvington Hall, near Kidderminster. This will be on 23rd September. If you are a Friend of LMP you will have received an e-mail with all the details. All are welcome. The cost for the visit with a guided tour will be about £12 (depending on how big the group is). Do please contact Alison Hunka alisonhunka1885@aol.com 07763 464305 if you would like to join the trip. We shall travel in cars with friends.

    Words by John Bunyan, who died on this day in 1688:

    He that is down needs fear no fall; he that is low no pride;

    He that is humble ever shall have God to be his guide.

    I am content with what I have; little it be or much,

    And, Lord, contentment still I crave, because thou savest such.

    Fullness to such a burden is that go on pilgrimage;

    Here little, and hereafter bliss, is best from age to age.