Trinity Methodist Church - Romford
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Sunday 2nd April - 5th in Lent
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PRAYER Lift up our souls, O Lord, to the glory of you presence. Lift up our minds to the beauty of your being and lift up our hearts to the purity of your love through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN
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Sunday Worship led by Revd David Jebb
Welcome
Lent Liturgy – after the candle has been extinguished we sing STF 556 v5 “Just as I am, of that free love”
We pray together Loving God, we open our hearts to you. We invite you into our inmost being, only to find you already there. Strengthen us in our quiet places and then lead us into the work of justice and peace. AMEN
Call to worship
PRAISE WORSHIP
STF 58 ‘Lord, I come before your throne of grace’
STF 332 ‘Lord, I lift your name on high, Lord, I love to sing your praises’
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Prayer of Praise, Thanksgiving and Confession
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Offertory will be taking during the organ music followed by a prayer of dedication
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Sharing time and Prayers with Young people / prayers for healing / Prayers of Intercession followed by the Lord’s Prayer
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STF 94 ‘To God be the glory, great things he has done’
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Reading 1 Peter 5: 5 – 11
Hebrews 12: 14 - 17
Sermon theme “A Time of Trial”
Silence and Meditation
Notices / Announcements
Thanks
STF: 272 ‘From heaven you came, helpless babe’
Blessing and Grace
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EAST AFRICA CRISIS APPEAL
You will be aware that an urgent appeal has been made to help avert the humanitarian crisis in East Africa. A plate will be in the Vestibule should you wish to make a donation which will be sent to the Christian Aid appeal.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR GIFTS
Sunday 26th March Collection £448-55
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PLEASE PRAY FOR all those who are sick, or cannot be with us today because they are housebound. We remember especially, Trevor Bennett, now recovering at home, Kathleen Hilton, Barbara Lancaster, Brenda Jones, Lorraine and Chuck Lines, David and Valerie Knights, Stan Lucas, Margaret Gardner, still in hospital, Pam and Jim Hadley, Vi Alvidere, Doris Spooner, Brian Robertson, Doug and Stella Girdwood.
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THROUGH THE WEEK
Wednesday 5th March 10-00am Trinity Coffee Shop
10-15am Bible Study & Prayer Fellowship – Lent study (last in the series)
11-30am Minister’s Vestry Hour for anyone who wishes to speak to him
Thursday 6th 7-30pm LP & WL meeting at Harold Wood
FORTHCOMING
Sunday 9th – Palm Sunday
10-30am Mrs Penny Masters
6-30pm Revd Vida Foday – Holy Communion
Monday 10th 7-30pm Trinity Ladies Night – AGM and and Easter talk from Revd David Jebb
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Friday 14th – Good Friday
10-00am Service at Trinity before joining Churches together in Romford for Witness
Sunday 16th – Easter Day
8-30am Easter Breakfast
10-30am Revd David Jebb – All Age Worship and Holy Communion
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Tuesday 18th 7-30pm Trinity Church Council
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