11 July 2004
A warm welcome to all today especially if you are a visitor. We trust you enjoy your stay in Brussels and your worship with us today. Please join us after the morning service for coffee and drinks down in the Hall. You are most welcome to stay around and talk. If you are new please make yourself known especially to the clergy; we would be grateful if you would fill in a card at the Welcome Table.
A fully staffed crèche for babies up to 2 years old, is available during the 10.30 service in the Charles Le Jeune Centre. If you would like to make use of it, an usher will show you where to go.
The mission focus for July is Sarah P. and the work she does through InterServe in the Middle East. The loose plate collections at all four services today will go towards Sarah's support. Sarah will be sharing with us her experiences from her first year in the Middle East, where she has been working in a school for deaf children and building relations in the local Palestinian refugee camps at the 10.30 and 19.00 services today.
TODAY
9.00 Holy Communion (1662)
10.30 Holy Communion ‘The word is in your heart – now go and do it’ – Nigel Walker, Chaplain
14.00 Holy Communion ‘The word is in your heart – now go and do it’ – Isaac Mensah, Assistant Chaplain
19.00 Evening Praise ‘Elisha – God’s power to transform situations’ – Nigel Walker, Chaplain
INFORMATION
Use of church buildings Please inform Vicki at the Church Office of any regular activity you need church premises for before Wednesday 15 July last deadline. No keys will be made available for unconfirmed groups and meetings.
Crumbs! Congregation and groups are requested to note that ANY eating must take place within the Hall only to avoid the spread of crumbs in the rest of the building. This includes corridors, stairs and the Charles Le Jeune rooms.
WANTED - Urgently Helpers to provide activities for children and young people during July – please consider if you can offer one Sunday in July and contact Heather Roy at hjroy@yahoo.co.uk.
Reading, writing, organising and memory... Need any help? Why not take an Unlimited Potential Course? One week intensive course at DITT 1, rue Defacqz.12 - 16 July and 23- 27 August in English, 26 - 30 July and 16 - 20 August in Dutch. Find out what technology can do to help. Contact 02/537 70 66 or vicki.roberts@ditt-online.org
Accommodation Wanted Christian graduate (22) coming to Brussels to work for CARE seeks room in shared apartment from mid-August until summer 2005. If you can help please contact David Fieldsend on 0486.826193 or david.fieldsend@careforeurope.org
Dyslexia International Tools and Technologies (DITT) - non-profit organisation seeks both interns and volunteers to help with administering promotion, distribution and web development for an exciting new project: a CD ROM produced by BBC for DITT. Essential: computer skills, English and some French. Please contact 02/537 70 66
Flowers every Sunday can be offered in memory of loved ones. Total contributions or part payment of the weekend's flowers’ costs are welcome. Please contact Sue Cox on 02 767 29 11.
The Prayer
Chain
welcomes requests for prayer for any situation with complete
confidentiality. Please pass your request to Sue Cox 02/767 29 11 or
cottoncox@hotmail.com or
to Jennifer Le Jeune 010/61 48 85.
Items for the Newsletter Please send these, at the latest by 9.00 on Tuesday, to the Church Office at admin@htbrussels.com
HOLY TRINITY Rue Capitaine Crespel 29, B-1050 Brussels
Phone: 02/511 71 83 Fax: 02/511 10 28
e-mail: admin@htbrussels.com website: www.htbrussels.com
Staff: Chaplain: Nigel Walker Associate Chaplain: Peter Walley
Assistant: Isaac Mensah
Office hours: Mondays – Thursdays: 9.00 – 13.00
Sunday services: 9.00 Holy Communion (1662)
10.30 Holy Communion – Choir, Sunday Club
14.00 African-style Afternoon Praise – Sunday Club
19.00 Informal Evening Praise
Centenary Renovation Project account number is 310-4551076-19
HTB Pledge Gift account number is
310-0344153-83 IBAN: BE14 3100 3441 5383 BIC: BBRUBEBB