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ST COLUMBA'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WEEKLY NEWS
Remembrance Sunday
8th November 2020
Please note that there will be one service this Sunday at 9.00am and
we are limited to 220 people.
Please click on the link below to confirm your attendance.
Click here
We are looking
forward to seeing
you again.
Sunday Service 01.11.20
Letter from Graham Hamilton
Treasurer, Head of the Board and Chairman of Nicarela
Greetings to you all and Firstly, you will remember, the
wishes for safety and health Ministers offered a suspension
over the next few months. of their housing allowances in
May, June and July, due to the
As Treasurer and Head of the expected financial stress from
Board and Chairman of the Covid, and to ensure, if at all
Nicarela I have been asked to possible, that we were able to
bring you a message and an continue to pay all the other
update of various events and staff in full.
occurrences, in these Covid
times.
This was done and the latter was achieved. We did ask staff who could not work full time to use up some if their leave on the days they did not work, and this was agreed to, but everyone was paid in full for the whole period. Our financial income held up remarkably well and we have reinstated the Ministers’ housing allowances recently, as we return to some normalcy. We thank them and their families sincerely for their sacrifice. To demonstrate our income holding up: The pledge averaged just under R200,000 a month from May 2019 to Feb 2020, and has averaged R220,000 for the 7 months of Covid. The plate, or offering, averaged R30,000 for the same period and now R29,000 for the Covid period. Unfortunately, Weddings and funerals, Hall hire and Children’s Church dried up completely, but we have received R108,000 in donations this past 7 months. In summary, we are running a tight ship. The Covid has not affected us dramatically, for which many, many thanks to everyone, but we still trade at a large deficit.
The Church A little more on the Churches income and costs. You have heard from me before that in 2018, 2019 and 2020 the Trust was called upon to cover the deficit the Church generated, and this was done, by way of grants and loans. Due to many circumstances we need to budget a deficit again for 2020/21 and indeed for a few more years until our revenues increase once more. We budgeted a deficit of R1.6M this year and we are on budget, after 3 months. So, while I say the church’s income has held up very well through the Covid, we are not anyway near out of the woods. The Trust Thanks to those who established the Trust in 1979. Thanks to those who have bequeathed to it over the years. Thanks to good Fund Managers and competent Trustees over the years, and thanks to a pretty rampant JSE over 25 of the past 30 years. In the Trust we have curtailed some outreach donations to maintain its ability to assist the Church, and the work we do. We have also calculated, with the assistance of the Fund Managers, that with curtailed Outreach expenditure, and a fairly prudent JSE performance, the Trust still has a medium-term healthy life. I have also been asked to give you news on other events.
This is not my area, but I have
Christmas Luncheon been asked by the Ministers to
update you.
The Christmas Luncheon
Committee and Chairman,
Ettienne, have decided that it’s
not practical or possible to have
the Luncheon in 2020.
It is probably illegal in terms of
the regulations.
A good number of them are
working through some options
and something will definitely be
done to bring cheer, and food,
to many.
There will still be a need for a
good amount of money to fund
this, so please keep that in mind.
Nicarela Charity has been unable to hold the Annual Potjiekos
Competition and will not be having the famous Christmas Market.
Nicarela has also had to curtail financial support of a number of
its long-standing Outreach homes and shelters from January 2021.
A number are still being supported after that date.
We sincerely hope to hold a Potjie in June 2021 and raise funds
again.
On the Market: With the clash with Black Friday last year, and the
extreme heat on the Saturday, our attendance was not good,
although the money raised on the Sunday was tremendous.
There are also a LOT more Christmas Markets around this town than there were in 2007, when we started. The committee have brainstormed all of this and we will be changing the Christmas Market to Market in the Parks next year and will probably hold it in September. The goal is to create something elegant and give our guests a very enjoyable and friendly experience. There will still be Stallholders, the Champagne and Oyster Bar and Beer Tent and Kidzone, so have no fear. These 2 dates fit in very well with the Centenary Celebrations 2021, which we plan to be very much a part of. In Summary Less fundraising activities this year, and, sadly, less donations made to needy beneficiaries. The Church remains strong, with the Trust behind it. Income has been remarkable buoyant during the Covid and I ask you to do whatever you can to keep it there. Our Ministers and Staff have done a spectacular job and will continue to do all the good works that our wonderful Church has done for so many years. Thank you so much for your time and attention. If you have any questions the office has my number and email. Kind regards, G.
LECTIONARY READINGS Monday, November 9, 2020 1 Corinthians 14:20-25 click here Tuesday, November 10, 2020 1 Thessalonians 3:6-13 click here Wednesday, November 4, 2020 Matthew 15:1-9 click here Thursday, November 12, 2020 Revelation 16:1-7 click here Friday, November 13, 2020 Revelation 16:8-21 click here Saturday, November 14, 2020 Psalm 123 click here
Letter from
Rev Dr James Elias
Dear members and friends
It was the shocking and totally
unexpected news that my wife,
Gwen, had six months to live
on account of terminal brain
cancer that drew us to
Johannesburg overnight to live
with our daughter and family
here (the other two daughters
being well established in the
States by then).
Again , it was the shocking news of the outbreak of the Corona virus
in the retirement centre where I was resident that sent me off to two
long-standing and generous friends in the Hillcrest area of KZN where
I stayed unexpectedly for over three months.
During that time I discovered once again the special culture and life of
Natal (I won't attempt now to explain that or the attraction of the
Sharks !) as well as a reasonable and well-run retirement centre in the
Hillcrest area amidst the "rolling hills", I have made the decision to
spend these last years there.In the meantime I have also reflected on the seven years spent here (refer Genesis 41: 15-32 and Josephs interpretation of Pharaohs dream - feast or famine - which is it to be ?!) and have seen one clear truth. That somehow I had the privlege of introducing to the Call Committee two of the very best students for the ministry that I have ever had the privilege of mentoring in KZN - among many. I have personally been delighted with their emerging ministries as they have received the constant encouragement and support of so many in and around the congregation. I also for this reason leave for the moment my membership with this congregation, unusual as that may be. Being also a sign of my own personal debt to so much I have enjoyed and received through its ongoing life and ministry. To those with whom I have enjoyed fellowship and friendship during this time (especially those to whom at this time I have not been able to speak to personally ) my thanks and gratitude for your presence, help and support. I leave with many good memories of a congregation in which I have been most comfortable (in the best sense of that word!) and which in many ways I will sorely miss. In the meantime I would like to leave with you an encouragement the Apostle gave to one of the early congregations ( which I hope is also directed to me in these coming days) : 'therefore my beloved brethren, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labour is not in vain in the Lord" (I Cor.15.58). As ever James Revd Dr James R.Elias, ret.
Keep in touch with the Team
Rev Alistair Anquetil Rev Jaco Bester
alistair@stcolumbas.org.za jaco@stcolumbas.org.za
Jacqui Bester Andy White
jacqui@stcolumbas.org.za admin@stcolumbas.org.za
Ann Klemptner Pauline Shelver
ann@stcolumbas.org.za pauline@stcolumbas.org.zaFamily of e W k MAPUNDI, EUNICE, MARUMBU, CHIKONDI MIA AND FISKANI BANDA
Our family Originally from Malawi. We Mapundi is a migrated to South Africa in January Professor of applied 2005. It was then a family of three, mathematics at the Mapundi, Eunice and Fiskani Ella. University of We lived in Pietermaritzburg Pretoria and Eunice until August 2008. We then moved is a Professor of to Johannesburg as a family of four, pure Mathematics with an addition of Chikondi Mia. at the University of We were then blessed with our last the Witwatersrand. child, Marumbu Koleska, here in Johanesburg, making it a family of five.
Fiskani (meaning Fulfill), our first
born daughter, graduated
this year from Wits with a
Bachelors degree in Biomedical
Engineering and is currently
studying towards her Electrical
Engineering degree at Wits.
She attended Sunday school and
then later, the youth group at St
Columba’s from 2009.
She was confirmed in the
Church at St Columba’s in 2014
by Rev Stephen van Schalkwyk.
Our second born daughter
Chikondi Mia (meaning My
Love) is a teenager and is
currently in Grade 8 at
Parktown High School for
Girls. She is an artists at
heart!
She has attended Sunday
school at St columba’s from
the age of 3.Our last born son, Marumbu Koleska (meaning
Praises and hold on) is in Grade 5 at Deutsche
Internationale Schule Johannesburg. Our mini chef
in the house, a baker at heart!
He has attended Sunday school at St Columba’s since
he was 2 years old.
The names of our three
children summarises the
following statement:
`We have fulfilled our
love, praises to
God and let us hold on
to each other.’Our connection
to St Columba's
Our connection with St I told her that I was looking
Columba’s Presbyterian for a congregation to join as
Church started in January we were new in
2009. When we moved to Johannesburg. She, literally
Johannesburg in 2008, we hugged me, welcomed me
were staying in Parktown and held my two kids by
and found a church in hand, walked us into the
Parktown North which we first row of church and sat
attended for three with us. From that
months. Somehow, we never moment, I felt welcomed at
felt a connection there and St Columba’s and it has
started looking for become our family. My
another Presbyterian Church only regret is that, I can not
on Google. Dr Google gave remember the name of the
us St Columba’s Presbyterian lady who welcomed us
Church, Parkview. and always made sure we
were comfortable in church
On the first day of attending, I until one day she
remember coming to St disappeared from church
Columba’s with my two kids and I never saw her again.
and not knowing what
to do. As I stood outside,
contemplating what to do, an
elderly lady asked me what I
was looking for.When my son was born in 2010, one of the church elders, visited us with a gift from St Columba’s. We felt honoured and part of the family of St Columba’s. This was the gift from St Columba’s in 2010. Marumbu was baptised in his sleep by Late Rev Dr Chunky Young in 2010.
In July 2019, Rev Alistair Anquetil accepted our invitation and attended my Inaugural lecture at Wits University. We were humbled as a family by this gesture. We did not manage to take a photo together at the function but found this picture of Rev Alastair Anquetil in the audience at the lecture. Over the years, we have participated and enjoyed many activities as a family at St Columba’s. These include the Christmas Market, Carols in the Park, Potjiekos Competition, just to mention a few.
Our situation during
lockdown
Our situation during lockdown has been a time of closeness as
a family. Apart from working and learning from home, a lot
of hidden talent surfaced during the hard lockdown.
Mapundi, spent a lot of time in his beloved rose garden and
showing his hidden culinary skills in the kitchen. We never
missed fast food.
Here are some of the roses that have sprouted in the garden
this year.
Eunice spent time knitting a Jersey which was 3
years overdue and maintaining a vegetable garden which
supply the family organic vegetables most of the year. The
kids just enjoyed baking and showing their skills in art. In
the absence of our elder daughter, we learnt the hard way of
connecting online and had to settle with attending church
services online.Any insights during
is period
Seeing how devastating the pandemic has been to many
families, we have learnt not to take anything for granted
and become more grateful to God for all of our smallest
blessings and for giving us another day to live.
Everything that God allows to come our way is always
with a purpose. He uses even the deepest pain to mold us
into better beings. We have learnt to trust God through it
all according to his promise in Isaiah 43:1-2.OUR VERY OWN
JACQUI BESTER
HAS WRITTEN THIS BEAUTIFUL BOOK
My Forever Mommy is an endearing book about
a little boy and his adoption story, a message
that helps parents and caregivers walk the road
of adoption and self-love with their children.
CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR
COPY ON KINDLECongratulations on your
new book Alan!
THE END IS IN THE BEGINNING
Cost: R220.00
Banking Details:
If you would like to buy a copy you
Standard Bank
can do so via EFT using the Ref:
Rosebank
Alan's book + surname
Branch 004305
Account: 001948776
You can collect your copy any Name: St. Columba's
Sunday after church or any Presbyterian Church
Wednesday between 9am and 1pm.“Seeing the End in the Beginning” is my attempt to express as simply as I can the basic thinking that has been the foundation on which, with varying success and failure, I built my ministry and life. We are involved in a number of stories. We have the story of our own lives with all the positives and negatives and we add to that each day. We are part of the story of the reality around us in the lives of people with whom we are associated and especially of the good and bad of the various authorities that impinge on our lives. There is also a greater reality, the story of which this book tries to tell. It is the story of the inspired writer told in Chapter 2 and the following that we know variously as the Adam and Eve story or that of the Garden of Eden. As far as anyone can see into the mind of God, that inspired author believed he was telling about God’s intention for Creation – harmony between God and people, people with one another, people with nature, nature with God. The author knew well enough that harmony had been broken. One of the major Bible themes is how a patient, gracious, and loving God tries to bring humanity back into the Garden. If we commit ourselves to that story, it constitutes how we tell our own. Ken Trueman, to whom the book is dedicated, was the first to read the manuscript. His comment was the story spoke to him of love and hope. John de Gruchy, an eminent South African theologian, inspired me to publish the book. Having read the manuscript, he told me every lay preacher, new minister, and interested layperson ought to read it. No doubt there will be those who disagree with some of its contents but the purpose is to create a lively debate and to inspire people to work towards God’s intention through lives of love and hope. Alan Maker
11 December 2020 to 3 January 2021
Wednesday to Friday @ 19h00
Saturday @ 15h00 and 19h00
Sunday 15h00
Normal Price R250.00
FOR GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE SENIOR CITIZENS PAY ONLY R150.00
PHONE GERALDINE ON (011) 511-1988
Geraldine@montetheatre.co.za
I am sure you are all longing to come back to the theatre. We are looking
forward to welcoming you back and are all working very hard to put the
correct protocols in place to keep our patrons as safe as possible.
On entering Montecasino, you will have your temperature taken and will be
asked to sanitise your hands. Anyone displaying Covid-19 symptoms will
not be allowed access to Montecasino.
Our foyer and toilet areas will be Covid-19 compliant. Sanitisers will be
available in the foyer and toilets. A limited bar and coffee bar service will be
available in accordance with Covid-19 guidelines.
Our seating capacity will be reduced by 50% and social distancing will be
compulsory. All seats will be cleaned and sanitised between performances.
Masks are to be worn at all time in the theatre. We will follow a firm “no
mask – no entry” policy. As a Group organiser, we request you to have the
names and contact details of all your people.
All tickets sold will be subject to a thorough track and trace process to
ensure your safety.
All our staff, performers and crew will be thoroughly screened on entrance
to the theatre to ensure your safety.
Where possible shows will have no interval.
Hope to see you all soon!
Geraldine8th November
Michiel (Mike) Smuts, Jannie Swartz
9th November
David Graham, Mary Kruger
Tshisaphyngo (Florence) Mannzhi
Desmond McLeod, Tracy Porter
Andrew Schonborn
10th November
Dawn Bowman, Marius Homewood
11th November
Margaux Klein, Lynette Lambert
12th November
Kenneth (Ken) Logan, Dominic Richardson
Jenny Williamson
13th November
Joan Brown, Moira (Joy) Chapman
Lizmary Moller
Catherine Warburton
14th November
Dylan Ingram
Janet Viedge
With love, your friends at St Columba'sWE PRAY
FOR THOSE IN HOSPITAL
Ann Klemptner
(Ann is doing very well and
has moved to a step down facility)WE PRAY FOR MEMBERS’ RELATIVES & FRIENDS WHO ARE UNWELL
R E ME MB E R O U R ME MB E R S AT H OME
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Gill Marshall, Kristine Sishi, Mary Livonius,
Margaret Gaul, Peter Auld, Marie Harding,
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