Weekly Activities Sunday 10:30am Family all-age worship (followed by Tea/Coffee/Biscuits and fellowship)

Monday 10:00am - 2:00pm Café 1:45pm CAMEO Club 3:15pm Silver Tones Choir Practice

Tuesday 6:30pm Songster & Band Practice

Wednesday 11:30am Bible Fellowship 1:00pm Men’s Fellowship

Thursday 10:00am - 2:00pm Café 4:00pm Friends and Heroes (to re-start in Sept) Friday 4:00pm Men’s Fellowship

Charity Shop (Telephone 01745 331646) 9:30am - 4:00pm Monday to Thursday 9:00am - 1:00pm Friday

To find out more contact us at…..

The Salvation Army Halls Windsor St.

Rhyl, Denbighshire LL18 1BW

Telephone: 01745 334313

www.facebook.com/SalvationArmyRhyl

The Seasider Newsletter of the

Rhyl Corps of The Salvation Army

9th August 2015

Rhyl Corps Mission Statement We will help people to know Jesus as a friend

and Saviour; reaching out to meet their spiritual and practical needs

Lieutenants Dylan & Rachael 15th to 29th August

Our commanding officers will be away on holiday with their family for these dates.

In their absence our Sunday worship will be led by: Sunday 16th August - Alan Rosenwould Sunday 23rd August - Major Rob Smart

Annual Appeal Collecting Wednesday 2nd September

Llandudno Clare’s / Superdrug If you are able to help please add your name to the

sheet on the notice board. (Additional help may be required as a number of

people who usually collect are on holiday)

Talent Scheme Sunday 6th September 10.30am

There will be an ingathering of the money raised by those who have taken part in this year’s talent

scheme to help towards our Annual Appeal target.

Corps Anniversary Sunday 13th September 10.30am

Majors Marc & Shirley McKenzie will be leading our Anniversary celebrations on Sunday morning. Our service will be followed by a Corps lunch.

Please add your name to the list if you wish to stay for the buffet.

Thanks.

Pastoral Care Council & Corps Council Meetings Monday 21st September

PCC at 6:15pm Corps Council at 7pm

This is me … 1. One of my all-time favourite pieces of scripture comes

from Isaiah 61:1-2. It talks about how we are empowered and anointed by the Holy Spirit to share the Good News, bring comfort to the broken-hearted, establish freedom for the captives, to reveal God’s immeasurable blessings and to bring the hope of social justice. Although I have paraphrased this scripture, it encapsulates everything I love about Christianity - Good News, comfort, freedom, blessings and justice. For me this verse gives me a sense of reassurance in life, knowing that God cares for this broken, complicated and beautiful world.

2. My favourite food is steak & Chips covered in peppercorn sauce.

3. My previous occupations have included: diesel pump attendant, dairy worker, delivery-driver for gold and platinum mines and a security guard.

4. My favourite TV programme is a toss-up between Top Gear and ‘Allo ‘Allo

5. In my spare time I like to play Guitar, listen to relaxing music and tinker with gadgets.

6. My favourite colour is turquoise. 7. My last holiday destination was to Cheddar Gorge. 8. If I had to name 3 blessings they would be : Ice-cream,

music & genuine friendships. 9. I chose to commit my life to Jesus at a fairly young age

because of the dramatic changes I saw in my parents when they became Christians. The change in them inspired me to investigate for myself what all the fuss was about. After reading numerous Christian books and listening to 90’s cassette tapes which shared life-changing testimonies from newly converted Christians; I decided to follow Jesus for myself. I have never regretted this wonderful decision.

10. My prayer is that people in my immediate community will be drawn to the presence of God, so that he can do a new thing in their lives. I pray for positive transformation, renewal and restoration in the lives of people in Great Britain.

In the July 19th edition of the Seasider “This is me” was …. Mandy Webb.

Did you guess correctly?

God’s Love to me is Wonderful God’s Love to me is wonderful,

though times I can’t express how much His love enfoldeth me,

my soul to richly bless.

God’s love to me is wonderful when birds sing out their song, His love is there in everyone, like them, I too, to him belong.

God’s love to me is wonderful, when though a child I’ve known,

how much He really cares for me, His love a little one has shown.

God’s love to me is wonderful, how can the tears not flow,

for in His love I’m safely kept while into the waters I go.

God’s love to me is wonderful, when all is quiet and still,

for in such precious moments my heart with beauty fills.

God’s love to me is wonderful, He speaks through chosen friends,

to raise the seeds he’s planted there, the warmth of love He sends.

God’s love to me is wonderful, how can I fail His call,

His love He simply gave for me, to Him I give my all.

(Thank you to Dorothy Huntbach for writing these beautiful words.)

• Those of our corps who are unwell, some still in hospital and others who are convalescing at home.

• Lieutenants Dylan & Rachael, Anna & Eva as they settle into their new surroundings in Rhyl.

“If there’s anything at all that you would like to contribute to the pages of ‘The Seasider’ just pass it on to me and I’ll happily include it in a future issue! Alternatively you can email me at di.s3lby@gmail.com”

Date of the next Seasider is: 13th September

Proverbs The following ten statements are long-winded versions of great proverbs. Can you tell what they are?

1. Fix something right away or it will get worse. 2. An over-abundance of culinary help is detrimental to the

pot’s contents. 3. Just because something is shiny, doesn’t mean it’s a

precious metal. 4. That which pleases the eye doesn’t go beyond the

epidermis. 5. The capital of Italy was constructed over a long period of

time. 6. There comes a time when your canine friend is through

studying. 7. If you’re going to give advice to others, be sure you follow it

yourself. 8. Just because you aren’t punctual doesn't mean you should

quit. 9. If you never try to do anything, you’ll never get anything

done. 10. It doesn’t take long for a person without good sense to be

separated from his financial assets.

See how many you can fathom out and I’ll provide the answers in the next edition of the Seasider!

Flower List 16th Aug Adrian & Margaret Hattersley 23rd Aug AVAILABLE 30th Aug Fred & Sue Selby 6th Sept AVAILABLE