Please click here for the link to watch the service on Youtube
Pray and Play
For babies and preschool children along with their parents, here they will receive a very warm welcome and be cared for.
Apart from the first Sunday of the month which is an all age service, Pray & Play runs each Sunday during the 1045am service in the Narthex at the back of church .
Pray and Play is led by Sarah Leach and Hannah Morgan
Sunday Club & Level Up
Sunday Club & will be on the following dates
November
Sunday 13th November – Remembrance Sunday Activities & reflection
Sunday 20th November – TBC
Sunday 27th November – Getting Ready
Level Up
Sunday 13th November – Remembrance Sunday Activities & reflection
Sunday 20th November – Bible study
Rachel and the Sunday Club team x (Sunday Club Co-Ordinator)
Midweek Encouragement Video
Phil has started posting a midweek video as a way of reflecting on what we are learning on Sundays and reminding us that God is with us in our everyday lives. The video's appear on Wednesday lunchtimes on the Church Family facebook group. The link below will take you to this week video: https://www.facebook.com/699665991/videos/1155161148747581/
Men's Morning Bible Study
The next morning Bible Study meetings is on On the
Monday 14th November - 10.30 to 11.30am
Subject: Jesus' Teaching - What Jesus did - part 2 More details from Paul Easby.
All Men welcome
24 Hour Prayer
This months 24 hour for November is on Tuesday 29th and Wednesday. 30th 8a.m.-8pm.
Please let Tina know if you can fill a slot
Thank you. Tina
Prayer for Healing
Tuesday Morning Prayer for healing 10.30 am. This is a recurring meeting. Meet anytime - All welcome
Just to let you know, there is now a printed version of the E-Newsletter on the
Welcome Centre window for you to read.
Starbeck Community Remembrance Service
Starbeck Cenotaph
Sunday 13th November 2022 @ 3pm
All Welcome
Yorkshire for Ukraine Starbeck Collection
The charity Yorkshire for Ukraine are seeking donations of items to fill vans ready for Christmas delivery for families in need in Ukraine. The garage at the Vicarage 51 Bogs Lane HG1 4EB is a collection point and the deadline for dropping items is the 2nd December. Requested items are below:
First Aid – Bags, dressings, gloves, bandages, painkillers, cough and cold medicine, children’s medicines. Life saving equipment
Clothing – Brand new clothing where possible. Winter gloves and hats for children and adults, socks, thermals and shoes.
Electronics – Power banks, torches and batterie
Food – canned food.
Other – Candles, plastic cutlery and bowls, hand and foot warmers.
Please don’t bring bags of mixed items – please pack them separately to help save processing time at the donation centre. Please don’t bring out of date food or old or dirty clothes. Thank you.
Phil
Job Advert - Lay Training Officer
Closing date 22nd November
The Diocese is restructuring its training team in line with its vision of ‘confident Christians, growing churches, transforming communities’ and the national vision of developing discipleship.If you would like to know more about this post Please click here
Job Vacancy: Communications Marketing Officer
We emailed you recently regarding an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Communications and Fundraising Officer. However, for various reasons we have made some changes to the position available and would like to share this equally exciting opportunity to join us as a Communications and Marketing Officer. For further details click here
What's happening across the Diocese in November
To find out more about what is happening in our Diocese, including new appointments and special events, concerts etc, please click here to access the Diocesan E-news for November
Harrogate District Foodbank
The foodbank writes: We want to make sure that no one in our local community has to go hungry, but we need your help to make this happen. Your gift of financial support, time, business partnership and food can make a real difference.
Our local foodbank is at Life Destiny Church (behind the Methodist Church) 93B High Street Starbeck
If you would like further information on how to receive help, or to offer donations of food etc.
Please click here
Financial Giving
If you are attending church in person we are now taking up an offering during the service which you are invited to contribute to, otherwise you can pay into St Andrew's Church bank account at any time either by one-off bank transfers or by setting up a standing order Account name: St Andrews Starbeck PCC Sort code: 40-52-40 Account number: 00007527
Phil's email:philcarman3@gmail.com - Checked regularly please use for general contact. Phil's church mobile 07376552736 ( emergency/urgent contact)
This Weeks Prayer Points
Ukraine/Russia: Continue prayer for the people of Kherson. Many have been evacuated by the Russians ahead of Ukraine advances. Pray that the dam will not be breached. In Kyiv, there are frequent black-outs. Pray for all those who are affected by these, including children who are learning by light from mobile phones. 40% of Ukraine's energy systems has been destroyed or damaged. Continue prayer for the grain shipments to get through to those most in need.
Italy: The right wing government is taking a very hard-line stance on migrants and refugees. Pray for those working on the rescue vessels, including M.S.F. staff. Pray about the whole issue of migrant boats and ask for compassion and wisdom for all the European countries most affected.
U.S.A: Pray that the Lord's will be done in the mid-term elections. The results will affect not only people in the States but foreign policy including China and Ukraine etc.
Syria: Though this has gone out of the news, there are still people affected by the war, and recently a camp in Idlib was shelled, killing some. A number of refugees in Lebanon are being persuaded to return to Syria, but they may not be safe when they go back. Thank God for the work of Y.F.C. which still aims to bring Syrian and Lebanese young people together and ministers to refugees in the Beqaa. Pray for other Christian agencies working in Beirut to feed the hungry and for S.A.T.7 whose broadcasts give hope to the hopeless.
Egypt: Pray for COP27 as countries meet to try and bring solutions to climate change. The richer more developed nations are being challenged to give money to the third world nations which are suffering more from the crisis and have done much less to bring it about. Pray also that Egypt will respond to challenges on its human rights record. Pray in particular for one British national who is on hunger strike in prison. His sister is at COP27 to draw attention to his plight.
Pakistan: Pray about the blasphemy laws through which many are imprisoned or under death sentence, including Christians. Pray that the current instability and attempted assassination of Imran Khan might bring about a better government. Pray also for all those still suffering from the floods.
Iran: Continue to pray that here too, the current unrest would lead to a better government and more freedom for Christians and women in general.
Israel: Remember the current elections and pray that hard line leaders will not dominate.
India: Give thanks that Janaki reports that her back has been healed 100% and her neck, 90%. Continue to pray for complete restoration, and that she will be protected as she serves Jesus.
Belgium: Pray for Adrian's health and for Ecriture as they plan a possible tour using their worship songs, possibly next year in France and Switzerland. Ask for guidance.
S.Africa: Pray for Ben and Kirsten and their family as they prepare for their trip to the U.K. on 24th Nov.
International Y.F.C: Give thanks for a break for Martin and Sam this week.
Continue prayer for her health and Martin's trip to Romania on 23rd Nov.
B.Y.F.C: Pray for Neil as he returns from a meeting in Germany with other European National directors. Pray for Joy who has been on her course at Waverley this week and continues her work at the Hospice. Remember the rest of the family and Jake and Grace in the U.S. at this time of the Mid-terms.
U.K: Pray for the government and the negative effect of media regarding those who lead our country. Pray for less biased reporting, and pray that the Lord's will for us as a nation will be fulfilled. Pray for those who are suffering from the economic situation, and ask that Covid levels will not rise.
Continue prayer for Paula and Jo's health and pray for healing for Jo following a cataract operation this week.
Local: Remember all those who are not well or needing treatment at this time, giving thanks for those who work in our local NHS and those who work in our pharmacies. Give thanks for the teaching about our frontlines, and also for the way local churches are working more closely together. Pray for the collection for Ukraine. Give thanks for Phil and Sally and their families and all who lead our worship, and those on our P.C.C. Pray for all house groups and other fellowship groups, and remember all who mourn loved ones, especially at this time of the year.
For babies and preschool children along with their parents, here they will receive a very warm welcome and be cared for.
Financial Giving
