St Margaret's Iver Heath

We continue to stream the 8.00am Sunday Eucharist, the 6.00pm Sunday Evensong

We held our first Sunday Service since the Covid Lock Down on Sunday, July 5th at 10.30am.

and we now welcome you to St Margaret's for our 10.30 a.m. Eucharist every Sunday.

There are of course certain restrictions to attending the Sunday morning Eucharist, which we will repeat every week until the government rules change.

We will continue using a video conference streaming program called ZOOM to hold virtual

Details of our services being streamed this week.

The computer program is called ZOOM, (https://zoom.us)

To join in, each service has a Meeting ID and a Password.

SUNDAY August 9th Eucharist Traditional form	8 a.m.	Zoom Meeting ID 859 9472 4690	Password 1662
We welcome you to St Margaret's for our 10.30 a.m. Sunday Eucharist this week. August 9th. See above - KEEPING YOU SAFE
SUNDAY August 9th Evening Prayer (BCP)	6 p.m.	Zoom Meeting ID 813 7744 9165	Password 1662
Wednesday August 12th	10 a.m.	Zoom Meeting ID 842 9497 4203	Password 1662
Wednesday August 12th evening 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. The Church is open for Private Prayer & Adoration.
SUNDAY August 16th	8 a.m.	Zoom Meeting ID 844 8389 7990	Password 1662
Feast of the Assumption of theBlessed Virgin Mary. We welcome you to St Margaret's for our 10.30 a.m. Sunday Eucharist this week August 16th. See above - KEEPING YOU SAFE
SUNDAY August 16th	6 p.m.	Zoom Meeting ID 847 1937 0087	Password 1662

Also in addition, these services will be streamed on our Facebook page, Tuesday-Saturday

Morning Prayer 8.30 a.m. & Evening Prayer 5 p.m.

If we can be of any assistance to you or someone you know, please contact Fr Andrew.

for the health workers and carers, and all who are suffering or who are afraid.

No matter where we are, we all have the great privilege and freedom to be able to call upon

God, individually and corporately, for healing in our nation. We would pray for all in leadership

at this time, making decisions about the containment of the Coronavirus, for those working in health and social care, and especially for the most vulnerable, whether elderly or those with underlying health conditions.

There are already stories being told of wonderful acts of kindness across neighbourhoods and we would like to commend the work Iver Parish Council has done in the recent days with their Community Kindness Kits and the outpouring of love from the community.

Alongside your prayers, we're encouraging you to take the opportunity to telephone or email someone who is isolated, buy some additional food for our local foodbank in Slough (please check their website about what they need: slough.foodbank.org.uk), or offer to deliver shopping for an elderly neighbour. We may not be able to touch physically, but we can make connections in so many other ways.

In the meantime, do please attend to all the government health advice that has been and will continue to be issued, and look out for resources from your home church teams. We do seem to be in unusual times, and wisdom and flexibility about worship gatherings are a key part of our Christian discipleship during this period.

We note that this call to prayer and action comes on Mothering Sunday: a time of thankfulness, remembering especially mothers who have served us, often in very costly ways. It is also a very mixed day for many. For some the remembrance is painful, and for others Mothering Sunday is a reminder of disappointment or loss. In many ways, this period under the shadow of the coronavirus will be prompting similarly diverse reactions and so it seems especially appropriate that the call to prayer is made this Sunday.

At this time of uncertainty join in with the National Day of Prayer and Action, lighting a candle of hope.

“Cast all your anxiety on him, because he cares for you'' 1 Peter 5:7

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.............................. .Last updated, Aug 8th. 2020.

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