Rev. Irene writes: 

And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love
him, who have been called according to his purpose. (Romans 8:28 NIV)

We live in a very troubled world, and many are asking ‘where will it end’ The verse above jumped out at me as I was doing a reading this morning and encouraged me, as I hope it will you, that we must keep focussed on God. We need to pray for those who are experiencing difficulties both personal and worldwide and we must never give up believing that nothing is beyond God’s power.

We were able to share with Christians from Sierra Leone yesterday as Bishop Thomas, his wife Victoria and PA Shirlene visited the Minster for both services. It was great to have them with us. They very kindly gave Rob, Louise and I gifts of white stoles bearing the Anglican Diocese of Freetown 40th anniversary badge which you will see us wearing in the picture here.

ICE CREAMS FOR SALE Great picture of Marion trying hard to keep the ice creams solid in the midst of the heatwave!

Remember our ‘pop up’ café is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday selling, amongst other things, great homemade quiches, and sausage rolls.

WANTED!

Do you have any teddy bears that would like a new home! If so, please bring to church and they will be part of our Teddy Bears’ Picnic later in the month where they can meet up with new owners that will care for them.

Thank You

This week our caretaker Grahame takes time off from building the ‘teddy abseil’ to tell us a little about himself

My name is Grahame and I am the new Caretaker Manager. I am a retired Fire Fighter serving 30 years in Humberside Fire & Rescue as a Watch Manager and Hazmat Officer. I have been fortunate that throughout my career as a Fire Fighter and before that as a scaffolder, I have been able to pick up experience of certain areas of the building trade which I can transfer into my new post. I was born and bred in Hull and I have a passion for DIY, outdoor activities and watching Rugby League, especially Hull KR. I am married to Shirley and together we love to holiday in our caravan, taking our beloved dog, Charlie with us. I am pleased to be joining the team here at Hull Minster and hope with my team of volunteers and staff, we can make a difference!

Throughout August there will be an exhibition in the Minster by Tracy Holland

Confluence – Crossings and Guiding Lights

THE FOLLOWING SERVICES WILL RUN THROUGHOUT AUGUST

SUNDAY     9:30 a.m.   Breakfast Church (toast and drinks from 9:10)

                      11 a.m.     Holy Communion in the Minster

WEDNESDAY HOLY COMMUNION 12:30 p.m.

SATURDAY 4 pm: 1st, 3rd, 4th, and 5th  Evening Prayer     2nd Taize,

PLEASE NOTE - the choir will be taking a well-earned rest over the summer so please check in Lifeline if you are unsure of Saturday services.

MINSTER PRAISE – 3rd Thursday of each month at 10:30 a.m.

Next Praise: 18th August

Sew for the Soul is a new group for anyone interested in sewing.  It will start at 12.30 with refreshments and end around 15.00.

 15th September 17th November. 15th December Resumes February 2023

OPENING TIMES FOR AUGUST

Full opening Wednesday – Saturday from 10 - 4

GRIEF AWARENESS CAFÉ (Second Wednesday of every month) 10.30 a.m. to 12 noon Next Cafe 14th September

INTEGRATION COFFEE MORNING (Second Thursday of every month.) 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Next meeting 8th September

HOUSEHOLD SURVEY - traffic and travel ONLINE final. Everyone should be receiving this survey through the post in the next week or so. If you prefer just click onto the site below and have your say on traffic and travel in Hull.
https://wh.snapsurveys.com/s.asp?k=165719204954&q0a=CPNews

BIBLE STUDY GROUP

The study group will continue in September, many thanks to Val and Sam who have delivered such a great programme this year

PRAYER POINTS FOR THE THIRD WEEK OF AUGUST

•  We pray for Dominic, that he will receive positive results from his hospital check-up

• We pray for the new staff at the Minster that they will feel welcomed and inspired in their roles.

• We pray for the safety of all children throughout the school holidays. We pray for a great day for our Teddy Bears’ Picnic, a time to re-engage with many of our baptism families and other families that we know at the Minster
  
  

COLLECT FOR TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

Lord of heaven and earth

as Jesus taught his disciples to be persistent in prayer

give us patience and courage never to lose hope,

but always to bring our prayers before you

through Jesus Christ our Lord.

AMEN

READINGS FOR 21st AUGUST

Psalm 71:1-6

Jeremiah 1:4-10

Hebrews 12:18 - end

Luke 13:10-17

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