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St Matthew Oxhey

 Fr David Shepherd   Vicar

Fr David Shepherd

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Wednesday 22nd February 8pm

 

Thursday 23rd February  10am

 

Wednesday 29th February

 

 

 

The Bishops have again put together some interesting material for us to use in Lent. You can find it on line at:  livinggodslove.org, and clicking on The Lent Challenge 2012. For busy working people they offer the option of a daily Bible text to your mobile, but I am going again for the weekly discussion group, on the theme of Transforming Life.  We will meet in church directly after the 10.00am service, and be about an hour. I have printed out the first week for you to look at and get an idea of what it's like. Please don't take it away with you! Once I know who is coming I will print out enough copies for everyone without a computer.   Sally

LIVING GOD'S LOVE – PARISH DAY, Saturday 18th February 2012, 10am to 3pm

Adrian Price, our Mission Accompanier, will be leading a Parish Day here at St. Matthew's to help us draw up our mission action plan.

Please bring a packed lunch. Hot drinks will be provided.

Ash Wednesday – Lent begins

Sung Eucharist with the Imposition of Ashes

Holy Eucharist followed by Living God’s Love: Weekly discussion group

Shared meditations followed by a bread & soup lunch at Bushey & Oxhey Methodist Church in King Edward Road

LENT 2012

Margot Preusse RIP 

Margot Preusse, a faithful member of St. Matthew's over many years, sadly died on 11th February. Her funeral will take place here at St. Matthew's at 10.30am on Monday 27th February. Please pray for Margot that the Lord will grant her rest and for her widower Paul and his family at this time of sadness.

For the future Paul wonders if anyone could kindly give him a lift to church, please?

Lead Kindly light

Our new external lights have now been installed. Many thanks to Bob Best for organising this.

When you come to church on Ash Wednesday you should be able to find the way in the dark!