The Church Of The Holy Rood -- Wool, Dorset, U.K.
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The Church Of The Holy Rood -- Wool, Dorset, U.K.
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Services in June 2005Wed 1st 10.00am Holy Communion Thurs 2nd 7.00pm Healing Service with Holy Communion
SUNDAY 5th SECOND AFTER TRINITY 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.00am Parish Communion 6.30Pm Evening Prayer Wed 8th 10.00am Holy Communion
SUNDAY 12th THIRD AFTER TRINITY 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.00am Parish Communion 6.30pm Evening Prayer Wed 15th 10.00am Holy Communion SUNDAY 19th FOURTH AFTER TRINITY 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 11.00am Parish Communion (Followed by shared meal in School Hall) 6.30pm Evening Prayer Wed 23rd 10.00am Holy Communion (BCP) SUNDAY 26th FIFTH AFTER TRINITY 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.00am Parish Communion 6.30pm Evensong Wed 29th 10.00am Holy Communion
SUNDAY 29th FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) 10.00am Parish Communion 6.30pm Evening Prayer
Knowlewood Knap: Holy Communion 7th June at 10am in the day room. Hyde Place: Holy Communion 9th June at 10am in the day room. Anyone may go along to these services especially if you feel that you are unable to access Holy Rood Church for the services there. Explorers Group: 12th and 26th June at 7.00pm 9 High Street Close Prayers for the parish every Friday at 7.00pm in Church
READINGS 5th JUNE (Second after Trinity)Hosea 5:15-6:6 Romans 4:13-25 Matt, 9:943,18-26 Jesus' life of healing and compassion acts out God's desire for mercy rather than empty sacrifice.
12th JUNE (Third after Trinity)Exodus 19:2-8a Romans 5:1-8 Matt 9:35-10: 8 Jesus sends his ambassadors out to proclaim God's kingdom and bring hope and peace of mind to the harassed and lost in every age.
19th JUNE (Fourth after Trinity)Jer. 20;7-13 Romans 6:1 b 11 Matt 10:24-39 When we are willing to take up our cross with Jesus we will also know his risen life.
26th JUNE (Fifth after Trinity)Jer. 28:5-9 Romans 5:12-23 Matt. 10:40-42 As Christ's people we are no longer slaves to sin, but available for righteousness.
Barnabas (Apostle) (died around AD60)11th JuneScripture tell us that Barnabas, was a good man, filled with the Holy Spirit and faith, his name meaning, 'son of encouragement'. As his name implies, Barnabas was fervent in his efforts to win many converts. He also encouraged the Apostles to accept their former persecutor, Paul. After the Apostles commissioned Barnabas and Paul to spread the Gospel by the laying on of hands, they travelled together, preaching and founding churches. Although not of the original 12, Barnabas earned the title Apostle because of his special commission for missionary work. Tradition says he was martyred in Cyprus.
Peter (Apostle) (died around AD64)29th JuneWho would have bet the future of the church on an impulsive, uneducated fisherman who betrayed his master? But Jesus saw in Simon's heart and renamed him the 'rock' (Petros in Greek). Jesus demonstrated his respect and friendship for Peter by ensuring that he accompanied him at his transfiguration and his prayer at Gethsemane. After Jesus' resurrection, Peter reconfirmed his love for Christ three times and received Jesus' mission to tend his flock. Peter was the first to testify on Pentecost. He left Jerusalem after escaping prison and tradition has him founding the church at Antioch. Tradition suggests that he was killed in Rome during Nero's reign by being crucified, upside-down at his own request. |
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