Weekly Activities

Sunday Family, all-age worship Monday 10:30am (followed by Tea/Coffee and fellowship) Caf 10:00am-2:00pm 3:15pm 6:30pm 11:30am 1:00pm 10:00am-2:00pm 1:45pm 6.30pm

The Seasider
Newsletter of the Rhyl Corps of The Salvation Army 3rd February 2013

Launch of the Self Denial Appeal

Sunday 3rd February 10.30am

Good Companions club (over 55s) 1:45pm Silver tones choir practice Tuesday Songster (choir) and Band practice Wednesday Bible fellowship Craft session Thursday Caf Home League (ladies) fellowship House Fellowship (fortnightly) (See Alan & Val Hurd for details) Friday Mens Fellowship 4:00pm

Lt. Sian Radford

4th7th February away on a course 11th15th February away on holiday

Morning Worship
Sunday 10th February 10.30am Major Sue Collins will be leading our morning service.

Lenten Bible Studies

Monday 18th February The churches of Rhyl will be holding a series of Bible studies over the lent period at our SA halls.

Friends and Heroes Childrens club 4:00pm

Self Denial Altar Service

Sunday 3rd March 10.30am Opportunity will be given during our Sunday worship to give towards the work of the Salvation Army around the world

Charity Shop (Tel.: 01745 331646) Monday to Thursday 9:30am to 4:00pm Friday 9:00am to 1:00pm To find out more contact us at.. The Salvation Army Halls, Windsor Street, Rhyl, Denbighshire, LL18 1BW. Tel.: 01745 334313

Rhyl Corps Mission Statement

We will help people to know Jesus as a friend and Saviour; reaching out to meet their spiritual and practical needs.

Flowers
Thanks to the following for supplying flowers for our worship hall: Feb 3rd Feb 10th Feb 17th Feb 24th Rita Congreve George Mowbray Joy Tozer Doreen & Mandy

Congratulations!
...to Mandy and Doreen on becoming soldiers of the Salvation Army. It has been good to see both of them grow in their spiritual experience. Please continue to pray for them in their on-going journey of faith.

Partners in Mission
This Sunday (3rd February) sees the launch of the Salvation Armys Self Denial Appeal. A time for us, over the coming weeks, to consider what we can deny ourselves in order to help those who work for God in many other countries. We will be able to think about what many people in our world havent got and all the things we have that we so often take for granted. So this year, how much can we raise ...To uplift our brothers and sisters who go out in Gods name in Ghana? To help those Salvationists in that country who work with children in schools and young and old alike in health clinics that the love of God will shine through their lives and our giving will help them to carry on their vital work. ...To share in a vibrant mission in Mozambique? Where millions live in poverty, yet where Salvationists serve God in that destitution. Our giving will assist in the opening of a new corps so that the mission there can be strengthened. ...To protect those who are vulnerable in Pakistan? Our brothers and sisters continue to reach out to meet the human needs of many even in this time of on-going national unrest. Our giving could help to improve security sand safety for our Salvation Army buildings and personnel. ...To support girls and women to safety in South America East? In San Lorenzo, Paraguay, our partners are finding ways to help women escape violence in the home. Our giving could help to fund a camp where more girls and women will have the opportunity to gain strength and guidance away from their abusive situations. So what will you deny yourself so that you can help others? Perhaps something that we have every day which to so many would be a luxury. The money we could save by denying ourselves could be given over to God and would assist our partners in mission to continue the work of heart to God and hand to man across the world.

Some countries The Salvation Army works in

Thanks to Rita & Jim Dinsdale-Potter for this photograph of a Salvation Army soldier collecting in Barbados:

Prayer Corner
Please remember to pray for :
The men and women who serve others through the Salvation Army all around the world. Doreen & Mandy Peter Gordon Others in our fellowship who are far from well.