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Sunday Teaching Programme (10:30am unless stated)

Date

Service

Theme

Location

Key Readings

Preacher

January  3

MS

Epiphany

PC

Mt 2:1-12

Heather Waldsax

10

HC

Streams 1

PC

Luke 6:12-19

Chris Tebbutt

17

HC

Streams 2

PC

Mt 4:10-11

John Bentall

24

HC

Streams 3

PC

John 14:26

Angela Castleton

31

HC

Streams 4

PC

Mt 20:30-34

Bev Probert

6:60pm

ES

Healing

CMC

 

Rob Richards

February  7

MS

Streams 5

PC

John 11:25-27

Chris Tebbutt

14

HC

Streams 6

PC

Luke 13:15-16

Anthony Panes

17   7:30pm

HC  + Ashing

Ash Wednesday

PC

John 8:1-11

Geoff Boland

21

Canford

Team Service

CS

 

Ian Caffey

28

HC

Lent 2

PC

Luke 13:31-End

John Bentall

March  7

MS

Lent 3

PC

Luke 13:1-9

Bev Probert

14

AAC

Mothering

PC

Luke 2:33-35

Sandra Tebbutt

21

HC

Lent 5

PC

John 12:1-8

Chris Tebbutt

28

HC

Palm Sunday

PC

Luke 19:28-40

Angela Castleton

April  1  7:30pm

HC

Maundy Thursday

PC

John 13:1-17, 31-35

Anthony Panes

2    

10:30am

FS

Good Friday

PC

John 19:38-End

Chris Tebbutt

2

2:00pm

Last Hour

Good Friday

PC

John 18:1-End, Ch 19

Chris Tebbutt

4

HC

Easter Day

PC

Luke 24:1

Chris Tebbutt

11

HC

2nd Sunday

PC

John 20:19-End

Bev Probert

Key: HC: Holy Communion, FS: Family Service, MP: Morning Prayer, JS: Joint Service with St. Barnabas and The Lantern
 Locations:  PC: Parish Church, CMC Canford Magna Centre, CS Canford School
10.30 am Morning Programme
We begin the year by focusing on a book by a great author known to many called Richard Foster. In his book ‘Streams of Living Water’ Foster views the Christian tradition as a confluence of six 'streams' or traditions: 'contemplative' (prayer and meditation), 'holiness' (morality and virtue), 'charismatic' (spiritual gifts and worship), 'social justice' (prophetic), 'evangelical' (hearing and sharing God's word) and 'incarnational' (faith in everyday life). He illustrates these streams by reference to movements and figures throughout the history of the Church - there is an excellent biographical appendix describing around 200 key figures at the back of the book.
We encourage every church member to join a Housegroup in this short six week study starting on Sunday 10th January.
On each Sunday there will be a brief study guide to accompany the sermon, and some questions to help House Group members to engage in discussion. Please contact Bev & June Probert on 571731 if you’d like to join a Housegroup.
Our teaching continues after Ash Wednesday by following the Lectionary through Lent to Easter Day.