St Mark's Broomhill and Broomhall
Thursday 12 noon Communion
You are very welcome to join us for the weekly 12 noon service. You can find the resources for these services by clicking this link – Thursday Eucharist. Details of the Zoom gathering ID can be found in last week’s congregational email – or contact the office.
Weekly notices – 31 May 2020
NOTICES FOR SUNDAY 31 MAY 2020 (virtual) flowers donated by Carol Rowe 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 Revd Sue Hammersley on 07904 284853/ 0114 266 0260. EMAIL WITH SERVICE DETAILS Every
Generosity of Spirit or Kindness
In November 2018 a daily meditation prepared by Richard Rohr made a significant impact on me to the extent I photocopied the message and kept the hard copy in my notebook for future reference and so hopefully not to forget this good news which remains and seems more significant just
Weekly Notices – 24 May 2020
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 Revd Sue Hammersley on 07904 284853/ 0114 266 0260. (virtual) flowers donated by Susan Whitmill. PRAYER REQUESTS “First of all, then, I urge that supplications,
The Feast of Ascension – Hallam Deanery Thursday 21 May 2020
The Hallam Deanery Ascension Day Service will gather over Zoom from 6.50pm for a 7pm start. If you do not have the Zoom details or are having problems connecting to our gathering, please contact Cate at caitlin@stmarkssheffield.co.uk or 07419213336. The Service booklet is available to download here. Resources mentioned in
Service resources for 17 May 2020
The 10am Service Booklet can be viewed and download by clicking here. Additional resources for this Sunday can be found on the Children’s & Families page here. Night Service this week is Taize. We will gather on Zoom from 7pm to watch the livestream from the Taize Community which begins
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