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Wednesday, June 9th

News

"Feeling that we are not alone, can strengthen our hope."

Brother Alois, b. 1954

second prior of the Taize Community

This Sunday, June 13th

Revd. Brian Blackshaw will lead a Said Holy Communion

in Church @ 9am

& our Reader Margaret Peart will lead a

ZOOM Service of the Word from her home @ 10.30am.

(Revd. Tim is on holiday this week)

For the 10.30 Zoom,

please start logging-in a little later than usual,

at 10.25am.

FOR THE JOINING LINKS,

please sign up for our regular eNews

here on this website, or email:

Covid-safe practice means we must still keep a record of those who attend, maintain 2m social distancing wherever and whenever possible, observe the one-way system, and the wearing of facemasks is compulsory.

Click below for live links to this week's readings:

The JUNE edition of the

ST. ANDREW'S PARISH MAGAZINE

is now live on our website.

Please let Sarah Newlyn know if you have any problems accessing the magazine online:

ARTICLES

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www.totteridgechurch.org.uk/parish-mag

This week the church will be open for private prayer & foodbank drop-off,

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from

10 - 4pm.

PARTICULARLY NEEDED AT THIS TIME PLEASE:

UHT MILK

COFFEE

LONG LIFE READY MEALS

There will be times when there are unexpected works going on in church, and we will unfortunately not always be able to adhere to these times.

https://chippingbarnet.foodbank.org.uk/locations/

We give thanks for our gradual emergence from lockdown, remembering those who helped us get to where we are today: the vaccine staff, administrators and logistics experts, both military and civilian, and all doctors, nurses, health and care workers , that you would fill them with your Spirit,

especially when exhausted,

that they may always know your presence

in all their work.

Help us continue to exercise vigilance, maintain all due care and caution, and be kind, patient and understanding with those who remain fearful.

We ask this through the same

Jesus Christ, our Lord.

Amen.

Please take care, be safe, and be wise.

Go with God and may the peace of the Lord

be with you all

Best love to you all,

Revd. Tim