NOTICES AND WHAT’S ON 9 June 2019
PENTECOST
Hospitality
and Volunteer Sunday Faithfulness
Wholeness
THIS COMING WEEK: The FLOWERS this week are given by Canon John Nowell to mark the 50th Anniversary of his Ordination to the Priesthood. Today is PENTECOST SUNDAY and also the final day of Thy Kingdom Come, when we welcome our Diocesan Bishop, the Rt Revd Nick Baines, who will lead and preach at the 10.15am Eucharist and also at Choral Evensong at 4pm, when the Ven Jonathan Gough, Archdeacon of Richmond & Craven will be installed as Honorary Canon of Bradford Cathedral. A SEMINAR WITH BISHOP NICK, will take place at 2.30pm. The theme will be ‘How should Christians approach an uncertain future?’ which is particularly relevant for the troubled times in which we live, where we cannot predict what lies ahead. Do stay and join in if you can. After the 10.15am service families are invited to join in MESSY PENTECOST from 12.30pm – 2pm. Come and join us for fun activities with food, crafts, Bible readings, singing and more. Create your own headband of paper flames ◊ Make a fire-wand and explore the Holy Spirit tunnel ◊ Write your own prayer dove to join our flock. It’s guaranteed to be fun! The SIDESMEN’S ANNUAL MEETING will follow the morning service at 12 noon in the Chapter House. MONDAY FELLOWSHIP meets tomorrow Monday 10th June at 2pm in the Parish Room when a talk will be given by Canon and Mrs Mitchell about their charity, "Bags of Difference", which raises money to subsidise the income of staff who work at Kisiizi Hospital in south-west Uganda. Bags made of locally-sourced cloth are cut into squares and sewn into bags by the hundred or so Ugandans who are involved in the scheme. The bags are then brought back to the UK and sold here, and there will be bags that can be purchased at the talk- so remember to bring some money if you don't want to miss out on this opportunity to buy a lovely new bag and help a hospital in Uganda! At the COFFEE CONCERT this Tuesday 11th June we will welcome Garreth Romain (Countertenor). Garreth and his family have been a big part of Bradford Cathedral for many years so do come and support him if you can. Coffee and Cake is from 10.30am and Garreth will begin his performance at 11am.