ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN

Children are welcome at St Peter's. There is a Toddlers' Area in Church for babies and toddlers to use at all services. Crèche, Children's Church & Youth Group meet at 10.15 in Church Centre on 2^nd, 4^th & 5^th Sundays.

Weekday Services

9.00am   Thursday & Friday Morning Prayer

7.00pm   Wednesday Holy Communion

10.00am Tuesday 12^th July Holy Communion at Willett House then

10.30am at Lawrence Mackie House.

Friday 22^nd July Short services of prayer and hymns:

10.00am at Lawrence Mackie House;

11.00am at Willett House, led by a team from Wellesbourne Churches Together.

From the Registers

AT ST PETER’S

BAPTISMS

22 May Charlie Wincote, Lancaster Close

22 May Penelope Grant, Chapel Street

12 Jun  Sophie Asher, Elliott Drive

12 Jun  Violet Casey, Holly Lodge

FUNERAL

  3 Jun  John Kilgannon, Age 67

AT ST. JAMES’S

WEDDINGS

20 May Tom Lodge & Gina Brueton, Crouch Hall Road, London

21 May Matthew Tillotson & Katie Collins, Tunis Road, London

29 May Mark Crichton & Hannah Duckett, Brunswick Place, Banbury

11 Jun  Jerome Good & Michelle Grainger, Cannow Green Lane, Birmingham

In July

1^st July 6.00pm First Friday prayer
Focusing on the Christian Healing Ministry

St Peter’s Prayer Chain

If you have a request for prayer, please ring Betty Middleton on 841334 who will pass it on confidentially to a group of 20 or so people who will pray daily for a week for your request.

BIBLE SPOT

The show was only a couple of miles away and he’d begged to be allowed to go. Eventually mother gave in, packed up a bit of lunch for him and off he went.

Like most children of the time he’d only had a drink of milk that morning and, feeling a bit peckish, he ate one of his rolls on the way.

When he got there a huge crowd had gathered and he couldn’t see a thing. But, being small, he burrowed and squeezed and pushed between people's legs and eventually got to the front just in time to hear the leader say, “Ok, it’s dinner time. Just give them all something to eat will you?”

“What, here?” they exclaimed, “we’re miles from anywhere and besides we haven’t got any money.”

“Hang on,” said the big bearded one of the band, spotting the boy, “there’s a lad here with some rolls and a bit of fish, but what good’s that among all this lot?”

“Give it here.” said the leader and somehow there was enough for everyone and a bit left over.

They called it a miracle but would you give up your lunch to a stranger?

I guess if we all did, just now and again, thousands of starving people would get just a little to eat to give them some hope in a world that seems to offer so little.

And that would be a miracle too, wouldn’t it?