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Anglican Parish of
Caloundra - Glasshouse Country
The Churches of St Andrew’s Caloundra,
St Thomas’ Mooloolah and
the Mary MacKillop Centre Beerwah
Martyrs of New Guinea
2 September 2018
Welcome to worship. We hope your time here will be a blessing for you.
We would like to give you information about the various ministries of the Parish:
please ask one of the Sidespersons for an information pack.
The Memorial Candle this week burns
in memory of Jim Smith
lovingly remembered by Judy and family.
THE MARTYRS OF NEW GUINEA
New Guinea, the second largest island in the world, was one of the main frontiers of Christian
mission in the twentieth century because of the difficult terrain and the cultural diversity of its
peoples, who speak some 500 distinct languages. Christian missionaries first began work
there in the 1860s and 1870s, with only limited success. The Anglican mission began in 1891,
and the first bishop was consecrated in 1898. Today the vast majority of Papuans describe
themselves as Christians, a little over three percent of whom are Anglicans. There is a great
deal of ecumenical cooperation among the Churches, particularly in the areas of health and
education. Most of the rural health work, and nearly all of the training of nurses and
community health workers, is carried out by the Churches.
During the Second World War, the suffering of missionaries and of native people was severe.
This feast day marks the witness of eight missionaries and two Papuan martyrs, who were
betrayed by non-Christians to the Japanese invaders. The day also includes remembrance of
the faith and devotion of Papuan Christians of all Churches, who risked their own lives to care
for the wounded and to save the lives of many who otherwise would have perished.
PRAYER OF THE DAY
Almighty God,
by whose grace and power
your holy martyrs triumphed over suffering
and were faithful even to death:
grant that we, who now remember them in thanksgiving,
may be so faithful in our witness to you in this world,
that we may receive with them the crown of everlasting life;
through Jesus Christ our Lord,
who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
FIRST READING Zephaniah 3: 14-20
A reading from the prophet Zephaniah
Sing aloud, O daughter Zion; shout, O Israel! Rejoice and exult with all your heart, O daughter
Jerusalem! The Lord has taken away the judgements against you, he has turned away your
enemies. The king of Israel, the Lord, is in your midst; you shall fear disaster no more. On
that day it shall be said to Jerusalem: Do not fear, O Zion; do not let your hands grow weak.
The Lord, your God, is in your midst, a warrior who gives victory; he will rejoice over you with
gladness, he will renew you in his love; he will exult over you with loud singing as on a day of
festival. I will remove disaster from you, so that you will not bear reproach for it. I will deal
with all your oppressors at that time. And I will save the lame and gather the outcast, and I
will change their shame into praise and renown in all the earth. At that time I will bring you
home, at the time when I gather you; for I will make you renowned and praised among all the
peoples of the earth, when I restore your fortunes before your eyes, says the Lord.
Hear the word of the Lord,
Thanks be to God
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Commentary: Zephaniah is thought to have prophesied during the reign of King Jehoiakim of
Judah at the very end of the 7th Century and the beginning of the 6th Century BC. The oracles
against foreign nations were given against the background of the rising threat of the
Chaldeans (Babylonians) towards Israel, but were also directed against all their surrounding
neighbours. In this they have a resonance with present day events. The book ends on a
triumphant note of the hope and promise of a golden age to come.
PSALM 130
Response: Trust in the Lord, for with the Lord there is mercy.
Out of the depths have I called to you, O Lord:
Lord, hear my voice;
O let your ears consider well:
the voice of my supplication………….Response
If you, Lord, should note what we do wrong:
who then, O Lord, could stand?
But there is forgiveness with you:
so that you shall be feared………….Response
I wait for the Lord, my soul waits for him:
and in his word is my hope.
My soul looks for the Lord:
more than watchmen for the morning,
more, I say, than watchmen for the morning………….Response
O Israel, trust in the Lord, for with the Lord there is mercy:
and with him is ample redemption.
He will redeem Israel:
from the multitude of their sins………….Response
SECOND READING Romans 8: 33-39
A reading from Paul’s letter to the Romans
Who will bring any charge against God’s elect? It is God who justifies. Who is to condemn?
It is Christ Jesus, who died, yes, who was raised, who is at the right hand of God, who indeed
intercedes for us. Who will separate us from the love of Christ? Will hardship, or distress, or
persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? As it is written, ‘For your sake we
are being killed all day long; we are accounted as sheep to be slaughtered.’ No, in all these
things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am convinced that
neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor
powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us
from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Hear the word of the Lord,
Thanks be to God
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Commentary: In this chapter Paul describes the life of the Christian as a life of freedom
immersed in the goodness of God. This gives us a confidence that is strengthened by the
knowledge of what God has done, and will do in Christ. The two rhetorical questions at the
heart of this passage receive the unexpressed answer ‘Nobody’ because the whole of our lives
is in the hand of God, through Christ. The closing list of human experiences is certainly one
familiar to the martyrs and confessors of all ages and stands as a reminder to us that nothing
can touch the reality of God’s love for each and every one of his children.
GOSPEL John 12: 20-32
Gospel Acclamation
Alleluia, alleluia!
Jesus said, “Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies,
it remains just a single grain; but if it dies, it bears much fruit.”
Alleluia!
The Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to John, chapter 12, beginning at the 20th
verse.
Glory to you Lord Jesus Christ.
Among those who went up to worship at the festival were some Greeks. They came to Philip,
who was from Bethsaida in Galilee, and said to him, ‘Sir, we wish to see Jesus.’ Philip went
and told Andrew; then Andrew and Philip went and told Jesus. Jesus answered them, ‘The
hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified. Very truly, I tell you, unless a grain of
wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains just a single grain; but if it dies, it bears much
fruit. Those who love their life lose it, and those who hate their life in this world will keep it
for eternal life. Whoever serves me must follow me, and where I am, there will my servant
be also. Whoever serves me, the Father will honour. ‘Now my soul is troubled. And what
should I say – “Father, save me from this hour”? No, it is for this reason that I have come to
this hour. Father, glorify your name.’ Then a voice came from heaven, ‘I have glorified it, and
I will glorify it again.’ The crowd standing there heard it and said that it was thunder. Others
said, ‘An angel has spoken to him.’ Jesus answered, ‘This voice has come for your sake, not
for mine. Now is the judgement of this world; now the ruler of this world will be driven out.
And I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself.’
This is the Gospel of the Lord,
Praise to you Lord Jesus Christ.
Commentary: The ‘Greeks’ represent the non-Jews (‘gentiles’) from whom, at the time of
John’s writing, the majority of early Christians were drawn. This paragraph as a whole is
designed to show that the world-wide Christian mission pre-supposes the death and
glorification of Jesus. Throughout the gospels the theme of the seed and sowing is used to
describe the initial obscurity of the Kingdom of God waiting to be revealed. Would-be
followers of Jesus must learn in some measure to renounce life. For some this might mean the
ultimate surrender that leads to martyrdom
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Sentence
Who will separate us from the love of Christ? Will hardship, or distress, or persecution, or
famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? No, in all these things we are more than conquerors
through him who loved us.
Romans 8: 35,37
Copyright: Scripture quotations are from the New Revised Standard Version BIBLE, copyright ©1989 by the Division of
Christian Education of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA. Used by permission. Liturgical resources
are derived from “A Prayer Book for Australia” which is copyright ©1995, The Anglican Church of Australia Trust
Corporation, and published under the imprint Broughton Books. Used by permission. Commentaries by the Right Revd
Dr Jonathan Holland and the Ven Julie Worrall.
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Parish Notices and Events
Rest in Peace
Mary Baker
Mary, a faithful parishioner who worshipped with us for over 25
years, passed away last weekend. Mary’s funeral will be held at
the Mary MacKillop Centre, 160 Peachester Rd, Beerwah on
Wednesday 5 September, commencing at 11am.
We look forward to a wonderful celebration of Mary’s life.
CHARITY OF THE MONTH: The Charity of the Month for SEPTEMBER is the School Chaplaincy
(Scripture Union). Donations should be put in an envelope marked “September —Charity of
the Month” and placed in the offertory plate.
HEALING SERVICE: Our next Healing Service at St Andrew’s is Sunday evening,
2 September 2018, commencing at 5.30pm.
Everyone is welcome.
PRAYERS & SQUARES: The next meeting of Prayers & Squares is on Tuesday 4 September
from 1.00pm at St Andrew’s. Everyone welcome.
NEW LECTIO DIVINA STUDY: Deacon Di has started a new Bible study on
Wednesdays after the 10.30am Eucharist at St Andrew’s. It will use the Lectio
Divina Study method where the Gospel for the following Sunday is read and
reflected upon. The study starts after morning tea, usually about 11.45am
and will be finished between 12.30 and 1.00pm. All are welcome.
BRING & BUY—GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY: The next Bring & Buy Stall for
Glasshouse Country will be held at Mary MacKillop, Beerwah, Sunday 9
September.
MOTHERS’ UNION: Join us on Tuesday 11 September @ 10.30am for High Tea,
as we celebrate marriage and family life with displays of wedding memorabilia
and gowns, and baptismal gowns. Play “Pick the Bride” from wedding photos!
RSVP by Sunday 9 September on the list at the back of the church. (If you have
items you would like displayed, please indicate on the list.)
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MOOFEST: Saturday 15 September 2018 1pm-7pm—Mooloolah Recreation Reserve. Entry by
gold coin donation. Market stalls, kids zone, live bands, face painting, jumping castle and lots
more. Visit www.moofest.com.au for more information. This year the Social Committee is
supporting Moofest by collecting money at the gate. If you can assist please speak with Cathy
Richards. We will need two ticket collectors per hour from 12pm to 7pm.
MEN’S DINNER: Wednesday 19 September 2018—6.30pm for 7pm start at St Andrew’s
Anglican Church. $13 includes drinks/nibbles, main course, dessert, tea/coffee. Guest Speaker:
Rev Dr Timothy Nicholson. RSVP by 16 September: Gordon Smith 5491 1675 /
gordontraffic@gmail.com or Keith Bradfield 5491 4668 / kvfield@bigpond.com
ST ANDREW’S BRING & BUY STALL: The FINAL St Andrew’s Bring & Buy Stall
for 2018 will be held on Sunday 23 September. (Please note this change of
date.) All goods will be gratefully received. A reminder that any cooking or
baking must have ingredients listed and the date made, to comply with WHS
requirements. It would be appreciated if items could b priced on the day.
Money raised will support further growth in our ministries. Thank you.
THE CANTICUM CHAMBER CHOIR “FIRE AND FANTASY”: Saturday 27 October 2018 at 3pm—
St Andrew’s Anglican Church. Music of passion and fancy in a varied programme—with
acclaimed guitarist Karin Schaupp. Be taken on a journey of emotional intensity and evocative
musical colour. (This concert is definitely not one to be missed!)
SEPTEMBER BCA BOX OPENINGS: Glasshouse Country BCA Box Holders are requested to
return their boxes early in the month, as Ted & Eunice will be heading north on 1 October, and
will be AWL for 3 weeks. Caloundra Box Holders are also requested to return their boxes as
soon as possible to Gai Crabtree. Thank you!
MAINTENANCE: If you are interested in being part of a small maintenance
team to carry out minor repairs at either St Andrew’s or St Thomas’, please
contact Lorraine on 0431 752 686. Thanks!
NAME BADGES: There are two types of name badges available:
PIN badges ($10) and MAGNETIC badges ($12).
If you would like a new name badge, please print “Name
Badge” and the type of badge required, along with your
name (as you would like it to appear on the badge) on an
envelope. Place the money for the name badge in the
envelope, and then place the envelope in the collection
plate. Your badge will be ordered, and you will be
notified when it is ready for you.
CONSUMABLES FOR ST ANDREW’S KITCHEN: Thank you all for your marvellous
support in donating goods for St Andrew’s kitchen over the last few weeks. Our
shelves are now full. Your generosity has been superb!
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OTHER NOTICES:
SEASON OF CREATION (Queensland Churches Together): An invitation to Photographers and
Artists to share photographs and artworks for this year’s Season of Creation 1 September to 4
October 2018. Inspire others through your photography and art to celebrate creation and
participate in bringing healing to the Earth. For four Sundays in September, Christians around
the world celebrate the Spirit in Creation. QCEN is seeking photos and artworks to share as
resources for liturgy during this season. A selection will be displayed in St John’s Cathedral,
Brisbane. Upload your photos to www.fb.com/QCEnvNet where you will find more
information; Email your files to admin@gct.org.au; or send printed photographs to PO Box
2096 Toowong Q 4066. All work will be acknowledged. For more information contact Craig
Batty at cdbatty@gmail.com or 0414 744 558. For 2018 Season of Creation resources, visit
www.seasonofcreation.org
NEVER AGAIN: A SERVICE OF REPENTANCE & COMMITMENT : You are invited to participate
in a service of repentance and commitment in response to the Royal Commission into
Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. St John’s Cathedral, Saturday 8 September at
10.00am. This will be a non-Eucharistic service, where we express our sorrow, repent and
commit to continue working to ensure the church is a safe place for all.
ALL CHURCHES WORSHIP
a city on a hill cannot be hidden:
Sunday 16 September 2018, from 4.30pm.
Coordinated by Caloundra City Pastors Network,
and held at Unity College Auditorium, 47 Lomond
Crescent, Bellvista Estate, Caloundra West.
CYMANFA GANU - FESTIVAL OF MUSIC: You are invited to attend the Annual Welsh Society
Concert on Sunday 23 September at the Uniting Church, Queen Street, Caloundra at 1:30pm.
The programme includes the much loved Oriana Youth Choir, Kim Kirkman (Tenor and
Harpist ), Elizabeth Gaedtke (Soprano ), and the Buderim Mens Choir, and of course the usual
rousing Audience Hymn singing. Cost $15 which includes Afternoon Tea (look out for the
Welsh Cakes). For more information and bookings, contact Evan Jenkins on 5444 2706.
KNITTED REMEMBRANCE DAY CENTENARY POPPIES needed in their thousands for St Mary's
Anglican Church, Kangaroo Point. Mission critical. 11 November 2018 will be about
honouring the sacrifice, gallantry, devotion to duty and perseverance of the personnel of the
Royal Australian Navy who contributed to the ending of hostilities in the Great War.
#garlandmemorial.
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Charity of the Month—September
School Chaplaincy (Scripture Union)
SU QLD chaplains, or ‘chappies’, provide
spiritual and emotional support to school
communities. They are in the prevention and
support business: helping students find a better
way to deal with issues ranging from family
breakdown and loneliness, to drug abuse,
depression and anxiety.
They provide a listening ear and a caring
presence for children and young people in
crisis, and those who just need a friend. They
also provide support for staff and parents in
school communities.
• More than 67% of Queensland State Chaplain Mike Turner
Schools have a chappy.
• That leaves around 400 state schools without a chappy!
• SU QLD has placed chappies in 63% of all Queensland state primary schools and in 88%
of all Queensland state high schools.
• Right now, our chappies are serving more than 400,000 Queensland students.
In the Glasshouse area, Mike Turner is the chaplain of Beerwah High & Beerwah Primary
Schools. He works full time across the two schools providing emotional and spiritual support
to students, staff and families. He will be joining us for the 9am service at Mary MacKillop on
Sunday 9th September.
In Caloundra, Paul Murray is chaplain at Caloundra State High School, and Emily Smith is
chaplain at Caloundra State School. They will be joining us at our services at St Andrew’s on
Sunday 23rd September.
SU QLD support the chaplains by providing training, and some partial funding is provided by
the Federally funded National School Chaplaincy Program. But to keep chappies in the
schools, providing their essential work in bringing hope to a young generation, local support
is needed. Please join this by supporting our charity of the month.
More information about SU QLD chaplaincy can be found at:
https://www.suqld.org.au/services/chaplaincy/
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Remember in Your Prayers
The World Pray for our elected representatives in local, state and federal government.
The Church Anglican Communion: The Anglican Church of South America; Bp Gregory
James Venables Presiding, Bishop of the Anglican Church of South America
& Bishop of Argentina
The Anglican Church of Australia: The Diocese of Adelaide: Bp Geoff Smith,
Bp Timothy Harris, Bp Chris McLeod; Clergy and People
Our Diocese: The Parish of Laidley: Bob Blackburn—Locum, Bill Ross
Brisbane Women’s Correctional Centre: Sue Wilton
Anglican Church Grammar School: Headmaster—Alan Campbell; Chaplain—
Bryan Gadd; Chair of School Council—Daniel O’Connor, members of School
Council; staff and students
Our Parish: For all fathers, step-fathers, fathers-in-law, grandfathers,
godfathers, and father figures.
Those in hospital Elsie Watts, Maureen Taylor and Joan Pascoe.
or recovering
Those in need: Peter Ansett John & Sue Dafter Deacon Di Ware
Caloundra Brian Ashley-Cooper Andrew Dudgeon Carmel Watson
Shirley Barker Christina Erba Roy & Elsie Watts
Rod & Heather Barlow Ian Finlay Dayna Whitehead
Muriel Bates Patsy Jackson Suzanne Wilkins
Raymond Bates Emma Jones Alan & Jane Wood
Richard Bates Revd Craig Moody Lorraine Woods
Elizabeth & Gerry Bell Jacquie Nickelson Jake & Desley
Barry Bonner Milton Palmer Noela
Shirley Bourne Revd Joan Pascoe
Lois Campbell Karen Pye
Michael Conolly Lisa & Emma Randall
Joan & Doug Cowan Lexley Roberts
Ian Creighton Lyn Roberts
Terry Curran John Rooney
Barry Dafter Beverly Stuart
Those in need: Barbara B Paul H Elaine S
Glasshouse Chris B Dennis M Julia S
Country David B Joyce M Laurie S
Gail B Lisa M Penny S
Kevin B Nathan M Stephen S
Margaret B Nicholas M Tiger S
Martin B Sonya Morris Barry T
Elaine Chapman Andrew P Donna T
Margaret C Claire P Ricky T
Marguerite Colledge Joe P Terry T
Nev C Nathan P Marj Wilcocks
Marion Dale Zane P Bronwyn
Adam Gough Esma Rigby Paul
Eric Gough Lorraine Rigby Ryen
Joyce H David S
Rest in Peace Mary Baker
Anniversary 3 September: Lionel Laver; 4 September: Mintara Merz; 5 September:
of Death Edward Boyce; William Stolberg; Dorothy Tanner; 6 September: James
Dunbar; 7 September: Marshell Schomberg; Marie MacKenzie.
If you know someone who would like prayer, please speak with one of the clergy.
Please keep us updated with news and requests for thanksgiving.
10St Andrew’s Roster
Date 2 September 9 September
Feast Day Martyrs of New Guinea 16th Sunday after Pentecost
Time 7 am 9 am 7 am 9 am
WELCOMERS Carol Skewis Norman Maher Daphne Hennessy Dorothy Barraclough
Val Phillips Cathy Maher Jean Ingle Valda Langenhoven
SIDEPERSONS Gai Crabtree Rod Bottomer Ian Watson Wendy O’Brien
(Rhoda)/Peter Kendal Mary Bottomer Gai Crabtree Wendy Ashley-Cooper
PRESIDENT Julie Worrall Clarry White Ray Barraclough Ray Barraclough
DEACON Aaron Coates Aaron Coates Aaron Coates Aaron Coates
READERS R1 Gai Crabtree Wendy O’Brien Ian Watson Myrla Williams
Ps Gai Crabtree Wendy O’Brien Ian Watson Myrla Williams
R2 Sandra Thompson Norman Maher Judy Sperling Graham Carpenter
PREACHER Julie Worrall Clarry White Ray Barraclough Ray Barraclough
LITURGICAL Judy Sperling Carol Spence Carol Curran Zeph Palmer
ASSISTANTS Evan Jenkins Wendy Ashley-Cooper Judy Sperling Rosie Day
SERVERS William Hayston - William Hayston -
MUSIC Anne Bowyer Anne Bowyer, Paul Anne Bowyer Anne Bowyer, Paul
Snitch, Richard Hammill & Snitch, Richard Hammill
Ruth Moody & Ruth Moody
HYMNS M417, Sheet, T382, M1086, Sheet, T690, M651, T236, M31, M880, M583, T693,
T485, M728 M162, M1141 T510, M159 M48, M159
SOUND Rowena Rayner Diana Kosowicz Evan Jenkins Dianne Ansett
DATA PROJECTOR Ken Mewburn Gosia Jedynak Peter Kendal Sue Chilman
SACRISTANS Sandra Thompson Carol Spence
FLOWERS Flower Team Flower Team
MORNING TEA Gai Crabtree Robin Sverdloff Joan Adams, Amy Helen Wilson,
Holz, Judy Sperling Noelene Linton
CLEANERS Gordon & Gai Crabtree Judy Sperling
Mary MacKillop Roster
Date 2 September 9 September
Feast Day Martyrs of New Guinea 16th Sunday after Pentecost
Time 9am 9am
SACRISTAN Joyce Meredith Marion Taplin
LITURGICAL ASSISTANT Fred Carr Pam Innes
SIDEPERSON Jim Rigby Peter Setch
PRESIDENT Julie Worrall Tony Halstead
DEACON Timothy Nicholson Timothy Nicholson
READERS R1 Liz Little John Innes
R2 — Volunteer Please
PREACHER Mission Planning Beerwah School Chaplaincy Team
INTERCESSIONS Rosemary Halstead (Pre-prepared) Cherry Tyler-Wood
MUSIC Liz Little Kathie Seib
HYMNS T474, M64, M555, M207 T636, T188, T582, T717, T569
FLOWERS Heather Setch Pam Innes
TELLERS Peter Setch & Malcolm Hargreave John Innes & Miriam Hargreave
MORNING TEA Heather Setch & Volunteer Please Elaine Chapman & Hazel Gough
11Parish Calendar Parish Directory
SEPTEMBER Rector
Sun 2 Martyrs of New Guinea The Ven Julie Worrall 07 5491 1866
7.00am Eucharist (Caloundra) rector@cgca.com.au 0419 779 968
9.00am Eucharist (Caloundra) Day off: Friday
9.00am Eucharist (Beerwah)
Assistant Curate
Readings: Zephaniah 3:14-20;
Psalm 130; Romans 8:33-39; The Revd Dr Timothy Nicholson
John 12: 20-32 curate@cgca.com.au 0439 090 827
5.30pm Healing Service (Caloundra) Day off: Monday
Mon 3 9.30am Eucharist, Currimundi Gardens Office Administrators 07 5491 1866
9.30am Eucharist, Centaur NH Heather Van Den Bos (Mon-Thur)
1.30pm Prayers for the Parish (Caloundra) Wendy Ashley-Cooper (Fri)
Tues 4 7.00am Caloundra Pastors Network Mtg 9.00 am to 4.00 pm Monday-Friday
8.00am Morning Prayer (Caloundra) admin@cgca.com.au
10.30am Eucharist, Southern Cross NH PO Box 52, Caloundra, 4551
11.30am Area Deans & Archdeacons Mtg
Associate Clergy
1.00pm Prayers & Squares (Caloundra)
The Revd Dr Ray Barraclough 5437 2381
Wed 5 9.00am Eucharist (Mooloolah)
Readings: 1 Corinthians 3:1-9; The Revd David Curry 5492 5888
Psalm 33:13-21; Luke 4:38-44 The Revd Tony Halstead 0455 554 930
9.45am Christian Meditation (Caloundra) The Revd Michael Martin 5493 6985
10.30am Eucharist (Caloundra) The Revd Clarry White 5439 7922
11.00am Mary Baker Funeral (Beerwah) The Revd Diana Ware 0417 784 384
12.30pm West Caloundra Ministers (Aura) Formation for Ordination Student
4.00pm Study Group (Golden Beach) Aaron Coates
Thu 6 8.00am Morning Prayer (Caloundra) --------------
9.30am Busy Bees (Caloundra) Church Wardens:
1.00pm PMC Meeting (St Francis College) Lorraine Conolly, Miriam Hargreave &
3.30pm Gaiters Meeting (St Francis College) Judy Sperling
Fri 7 8.00am NO Morning Prayer (Caloundra) District Wardens (Glasshouse Country)
4.00pm Choir Practice (Caloundra) Malcolm Hargreave & Peter Setch
Sat 8 10.00am Never Again: Service of Apology and --------------
Commitment (St John’s Cathedral) Building Committee
Sun 9 Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost Eric Nickelson 5493 9035
7.00am Eucharist (Caloundra) Communications Committee
9.00am Eucharist (Caloundra) Timothy Nicholson 5491 1866
9.00am Eucharist (Beerwah) Safety Committee
Bring ‘n’ Buy Stall, Beerwah Kay Turner (Caloundra) &
Readings: Proverbs 22: 1-2, 8-9, 22-23; Miriam Hargreave (Glasshouse Country)
Psalm 125; James 2:1-10 (11-13) 14-17; Social Committee
Mark 7: 24-37 Cathy Richards
Mon 10 9.30am Eucharist, Currimundi Gardens --------------
1.30pm Prayers for the Parish (Caloundra) Facebook Coordinator
Tues 11 8.00am Morning Prayer (Caloundra) David Buckland The Anglican Parish
9.00am MU Eucharist & Mtg (Caloundra) of Caloundra and Glasshouse Country
11.00am Eucharist, Opal Nursing Home Website Coordinator www.cgca.com.au
2.00pm Social Committee Mtg (Caloundra) June Nicholson c/- 5491 1866
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