The 21st Sunday after Trinity
Sunday 24th October 2021
The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus
Today
8:30am Holy Communion Service
11.00am Morning Worship Service
12.00pm Art Exhibition
Sermon: Rev Geoff Boucher
Reader: Mike Pitts
Intercessor: Elaine Levitt
1
st
Reading: Job 42:1-6, 10-17
Job Is Humbled and Satisfied
1
Then
Job
answered
the
Lord:
2
‘I
know
that
you
can
do
all
things,
and
that
no
purpose
of
yours
can
be
thwarted.
3
“Who
is
this
that
hides
counsel
without
knowledge?”
Therefore
I
have
uttered
what
I
did
not
understand,
things
too
wonderful
for
me,
which
I
did
not
know.
4
“Hear,
and
I
will
speak;
I
will
question
you,
and
you
declare
to
me.”
5
I
had
heard
of
you
by
the
hearing
of
the
ear,
but
now
my
eye
sees
you;
6
therefore
I
despise myself, and repent in dust and ashes.’
Job’s Fortunes Are Restored Twofold
10
And
the
Lord
restored
the
fortunes
of
Job
when
he
had
prayed
for
his
friends;
and
the
Lord
gave
Job
twice
as
much
as
he
had
before.
11
Then
there
came
to
him
all
his
brothers
and
sisters
and
all
who
had
known
him
before,
and
they
ate
bread
with
him
in
his
house;
they
showed
him
sympathy
and
comforted
him
for
all
the
evil
that
the
Lord
had
brought
upon
him;
and
each
of
them
gave
him
a
piece
of
money
and
a
gold
ring.
12
The
Lord
blessed
the
latter
days
of
Job
more
than
his
beginning;
and
he
had
fourteen
thousand
sheep,
six
thousand
camels,
a
thousand
yoke
of
oxen,
and
a
thousand
donkeys.
13
He
also
had
seven
sons
and
three
daughters.
14
He
named
the
first
Jemimah,
the
second
Keziah,
and
the
third
Keren-happuch.
15
In
all
the
land
there
were
no
women
so
beautiful
as
Job’s
daughters;
and
their
father
gave
them
an
inheritance
along
with
their
brothers.
16
After
this
Job
lived
for
one
hundred
and
forty
years,
and
saw
his
children,
and
his
children’s
children,
four
generations.
17
And Job died, old and full of days.
Gospel: Mark 10:46b–52
The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus
46b
As
he
and
his
disciples
and
a
large
crowd
were
leaving
Jericho,
Bartimaeus
son
of
Timaeus,
a
blind
beggar,
was
sitting
by
the
roadside.
47
When
he
heard
that
it
was
Jesus
of
Nazareth,
he
began
to
shout
out
and
say,
‘Jesus,
Son
of
David,
have
mercy
on
me!’
48
Many
sternly
ordered
him
to
be
quiet,
but
he
cried
out
even
more
loudly,
‘Son
of
David,
have
mercy
on
me!’
49
Jesus
stood
still
and
said,
‘Call
him
here.’
And
they
called
the
blind
man,
saying
to
him,
‘Take
heart;
get
up,
he
is
calling
you.’
50
So
throwing
off
his
cloak,
he
sprang
up
and
came
to
Jesus.
51
Then
Jesus
said
to
him,
‘What
do
you
want
me
to
do
for
you?’
The
blind
man
said
to
him,
‘My
teacher,
let
me
see
again.’
52
Jesus
said
to
him,
‘Go;
your
faith
has
made
you
well.’
Immediately
he
regained
his
sight and followed him on the way.
Readings:
1st Reading: Job 42:1-6, 10-17
Gospel: Mark 10:46b–52
Hymns:
314 Immortal, invisible, God only wise
686 Through all the changing scenes of life
19 All my hope on God is founded
766 You shall go out with joy
Events for the week
Monday
10.00am Crafty Saints
Saturday
11.00am All Souls Service
Next Sunday
11.00am Holy Communion Service
Contact:
Revd Geoff Boucher, The Rectory,
3 Rectory Lane, Wyton, Huntingdon,
PE28 2AQ, 01480 461846
Contact: Revd Geoff Boucher, The Rectory,
3 Rectory Lane, Wyton, Huntingdon,
PE28 2AQ, 01480 461846
The 21st Sunday after Trinity
Sunday 24th October 2021
The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus
Today
8:30am Holy Communion Service
11.00am Morning Worship Service
12.00pm Art Exhibition
Sermon: Rev Geoff Boucher
Reader: Mike Pitts
Intercessor: Elaine Levitt
Readings:
1st Reading: Job 42:1-6, 10-17
Gospel: Mark 10:46b–52
Hymns:
314 Immortal, invisible, God only wise
686 Through all the changing
scenes of life
19 All my hope on God is founded
766 You shall go out with joy
Events for the week
Monday
10.00am Crafty Saints
Saturday
11.00am All Souls Service
Next Sunday
11.00am Holy Communion Service
1
st
Reading: Job 42:1-6, 10-17
Job Is Humbled and Satisfied
1
Then
Job
answered
the
Lord:
2
‘I
know
that
you
can
do
all
things,
and
that
no
purpose
of
yours
can
be
thwarted.
3
“Who
is
this
that
hides
counsel
without
knowledge?”
Therefore
I
have
uttered
what
I
did
not
understand,
things
too
wonderful
for
me,
which
I
did
not
know.
4
“Hear,
and
I
will
speak;
I
will
question
you,
and
you
declare
to
me.”
5
I
had
heard
of
you
by
the
hearing
of
the
ear,
but
now
my
eye
sees
you;
6
therefore
I
despise
myself,
and
repent
in
dust and ashes.’
Job’s Fortunes Are Restored
Twofold
10
And
the
Lord
restored
the
fortunes
of
Job
when
he
had
prayed
for
his
friends;
and
the
Lord
gave
Job
twice
as
much
as
he
had
before.
11
Then
there
came
to
him
all
his
brothers
and
sisters
and
all
who
had
known
him
before,
and
they
ate
bread
with
him
in
his
house;
they
showed
him
sympathy
and
comforted
him
for
all
the
evil
that
the
Lord
had
brought
upon
him;
and
each
of
them
gave
him
a
piece
of
money
and
a
gold
ring.
12
The
Lord
blessed
the
latter
days
of
Job
more
than
his
beginning;
and
he
had
fourteen
thousand
sheep,
six
thousand
camels,
a
thousand
yoke
of
oxen,
and
a
thousand
donkeys.
13
He
also
had
seven
sons
and
three
daughters.
14
He
named
the
first
Jemimah,
the
second
Keziah,
and
the
third
Keren-happuch.
15
In
all
the
land
there
were
no
women
so
beautiful
as
Job’s
daughters;
and
their
father
gave
them
an
inheritance
along
with
their
brothers.
16
After
this
Job
lived
for
one
hundred
and
forty
years,
and
saw
his
children,
and
his
children’s
children,
four
generations.
17
And
Job died, old and full of days.
Gospel: Mark 10:46b–52
The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus
46b
As
he
and
his
disciples
and
a
large
crowd
were
leaving
Jericho,
Bartimaeus
son
of
Timaeus,
a
blind
beggar,
was
sitting
by
the
roadside.
47
When
he
heard
that
it
was
Jesus
of
Nazareth,
he
began
to
shout
out
and
say,
‘Jesus,
Son
of
David,
have
mercy
on
me!’
48
Many
sternly
ordered
him
to
be
quiet,
but
he
cried
out
even
more
loudly,
‘Son
of
David,
have
mercy
on
me!’
49
Jesus
stood
still
and
said,
‘Call
him
here.’
And
they
called
the
blind
man,
saying
to
him,
‘Take
heart;
get
up,
he
is
calling
you.’
50
So
throwing
off
his
cloak,
he
sprang
up
and
came
to
Jesus.
51
Then
Jesus
said
to
him,
‘What
do
you
want
me
to
do
for
you?’
The
blind
man
said
to
him,
‘My
teacher,
let
me
see
again.’
52
Jesus
said
to
him,
‘Go;
your
faith
has
made
you
well.’
Immediately
he
regained
his
sight
and
followed
him
on
the
way.
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