If you’ve never visited the Parish Office then you won’t know the story of Jonah. Not Jonah and the whale, but Jonah the goldfish. He recently celebrated his seventh anniversary of being the office pet. Lytham Club Day seven years ago he was abandoned; thrown over the wall and left to die in his little plastic bag after being won at the fair. Praise the Lord, Jonah came to St Cuthbert’s and was saved, hallelujah. Here he is in his freshly cleaned fish bowl fit & healthy and always hungry.
This weeks pew sheet
Don’t forget to bring your burgers and sausages to church tomorrow for the BBQ afterwards on the vicarage lawn. Should you forget then there will be time after the service to nip out and get some food. For anyone who hasn’t bought food there are a few tickets left at £4. See Nick or Bev after the service or at the BBQ
The full artwork done by the children at Bible Craft Club. Isn’t it amazing?
Here’s Ali adding the final piece of mosaic to part of a larger piece of artwork created by the children from Bible Craft Class. Check back here to see the full piece of artwork which is to be donated by the Year 6 members to Lytham CE School for display. I can tell you it’s going to be impressive.
Do you live in the knowledge that God will never abandon you?
On the day when all over the UK, and further afield, people commemorated the 100th Anniversary of the Somme, St Cuthberts was the perfect venue to host a very moving performance of ‘Notes from the Front’ by performer David Telfe, organised by Lowther Pavilion.
St Cuthbert’s is hosting ‘Notes from THE FRONT’ tonight. Tickets still available – pay at the door – 7.30pm start
https://www.lowtherpavilion.co.uk/viewshow.php?id=notes-from-the-front