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NOTICES FOR SUNDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2020 Do read to the end, not all new notices are at the beginning! 😊 PAM McCLEAN – Some of you will remember David and Pam who worshipped and actively and efficiently contributed to the life of St Mark’s for many years. Pam was involved with several areas of church life including junior church. After living with dementia for 6 years,
Do read to the end, not all new notices are at the beginning! 😊 ANNUAL SERVICE OF THANKSGIVING AND REMEMBRANCE –on Sunday 1 November at 7pm. Please email office@stmarkssheffield.co.uk by the end of today, Friday 30 October if you would like a name added to the list of those who will be remembered out loud. The service will
ANNUAL SERVICE OF THANKSGIVING AND REMEMBRANCE – We would like to offer a service on Sunday 1st November for those who have had a recent bereavement to remember their loved ones. Please email office@stmarkssheffield.co.uk by Monday 19th October to let us know if you would be interested in coming to a service in church or whether you
Flowers donated and arranged by Jennifer Hurrell. OCTOBER SERVICES IN THE CHURCH Unfortunately, on October 11 we are NOT able to hold the service in church but we will hold it on Zoom. The next services in the church will be 7pm Night Service on October 18, and the 10am APCM Service
Please contact the church office if you have any notices for next week – office@stmarkssheffield.co.uk – 0114 266 3613. If you would like to speak to a member of the clergy please call Sue Hammersley on 07904 284853. An email with service details is sent out every Friday – please contact the office if
Since we are in lockdown we are not currently holding services in the building; however we are open for Private Prayer, if you’d like to book please see this page for more info or contact the office.
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