Below is the latest Blarney Update to appear in our parish Magazine
Now that the month of April is on the horizon and the clocks have changed, plans are beginning to come together in Blarney for all sorts of things happening both within and beyond the church doors.
- · The Parish Website continues to be developed
- · Blarney Church has its own Facebook page – please do “like” us.
- · We are looking at our summer programme in the church especially tourist friendly information leaflets which will be distributed in May- June.
- · This the end of this month we are looking forward to welcoming John Hughes - please do come along if you are free on any of the evenings / Saturday Morning. More details elsewhere.
- · Linking up with primary School’s in the Blarney Area.
- · Continue to Develop our Lighthouse Ministry – AG reports on March’s Lighthouse :
“ The Lighthouse Easter celebration - Wow! So much
enthusiasm! So many people and lots of happy noise and movement around the
place! We have just had our Easter Lighthouse and there were a record 94 people
in the church, with lots of new and familiar faces. It has been just such a joy
to be able to be a part of Lighthouse and seeing the numbers attending it grow.
Some of you are probably thinking, so what is this
Lighthouse thing all about. To Explain what Lighthouse is as well as
having songs, prayers, Bible stories, all of which regularly happen at church
services, there are also lots of different activities through which the Bible
story may be explored.
This month we did such things as put red paint
handprints on the shape of a cross to show how Jesus died to forgive our sins,
fold and cut a piece of paper to give lots of different shapes which could be
used to tell the story of Good Friday and also spell out the word ‘Alive’, make
a model of the empty tomb, an Easter card to help us share the ‘Good News’ with
others and ice and decorate biscuits to share together at refreshment time, as
well as other games and activities."
The Lighthouse is aimed at families with children 3-12 years,
with a play area for younger children.”
Why not come and join
us at the next one which takes place on Sunday 14th April at 3.30 – 5pm.
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