june 2013 - St Andrew`s on The Terrace

ST ANDREW’S ON THE TERRACE
Hato Anaru o Te Parehua
Founded 1840
ORDER OF SERVICE
Sunday 9th June 2013
Ratapu 9 Pipiri 2013
The Third Sunday after Pentecost
It is said that the ancestors of Māori, including the Polynesians
of ancient history, welcomed Matariki by flying kites (pākau).
Many Matariki celebrations now involve making and flying kites.
WELCOME TO ST ANDREW’S ON THE TERRACE
Wherever you are on your faith's journey,
wherever you have come from and wherever you are going to,
whatever you believe, whatever you do not believe, you are welcome here.
Please join in the congregational responses printed in bold italics.
Please stand if you are able, for the hymns and the offering prayer.
We will sing the hymns without announcement.
Please note your nearest fire exit.
The church and hall have been earthquake strengthened.
In an earthquake: drop, cover and hold.
During the building of the Welcome Centre, the only toilets available are upstairs
in the Conference Centre. Access is via the external stairway at the back of the
car park. We apologise for lack of disability access until mid-October 2013.
KARAKIA (church order of service)
PUORO (Music) for gathering
Little Eyes—Roxy van Dam
KARANGA (Call to Worship)
Haere mai, nau mai, e ngā iwi e.
E ngā manuhiri, tēnā koutou.
Tihei Mauri Ora!
HĪMENE (hymn)
Tūtira Mai Ngā Iwi
St Andrew’s Singers will sing while processing, then everyone join in
Tūtira mai ngā iwi
Tātou tātou e
Tūtira mai ngā iwi
Tātou tātou e
Whaia te maramatanga
me te aroha - e ngā iwi!
Kia katapatahi
Kia kotahi rā.
Tatou tatou e.
Translation—not sung
Line up together, people
All of us, all of us.
As a team
Assembled
Seek after knowledge
and love of others - everybody!
Thinking as one
Acting as one
Together, united.
MIHI WHAKATAU (Welcome)
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa
Kia ora.
PUORO (Music)
INOI TIA (Prayer)
E Toru Ngā Mea—St Andrew’s Singers
Embrace the Night—Jennifer Leota Gray
KARAKIA – WAIATA (Lord's Prayer, sung)
E to matou Matua i te rangi
Sing along to video—words on screen
TE KĀNARA O TE WHARE ĀNIWANIWA (Rainbow room candle)
TE TAIMI O NGĀ TĀMARIKI (Time with the children)
Creation stories—How Maui fished up Aotearoa
MĀNAWATANGA O NGĀ TĀMARIKI (Blessing the Children)
May the gentle light of Matariki guide and inspire you all this year.
Ma te Atua koe e tiaki. Amine.
WHAKAWHITIWHITI O TE RANGIMĀRIE (Sharing the peace)
HĪMENE (hymn)
Telling our gospel stories
V1& chorus: William Parker/ Fanny J Crosby; v2 & chorus: Bronwyn White
Tell me the stories of Jesus I love to hear;
Things I would ask him to tell me if he were here;
Scenes by the wayside, tales of the sea,
Stories of Jesus, tell them to me.
Tell me the old, old story
Tell me the old, old story
Tell me the old, old story
Of Jesus and his love.
Sharing the stories of our lives: what helped us see
things that have formed our own gospel; what set us free
Changes in thinking, twists on the way
Stories that formed us: tell them today
We share our new, fresh stories
We share familiar stories
We share our good news stories
Of lives transformed by love.
KŌRERO PŪMAHARA (Words of Wisdom)
Douglas Wood & Anna Smith
Kōrero tuku iho (stories of the past): 1 Kings 17:8-24 and Luke 7:11-17
Kōrero o muri nei (contemporary readings):
Māori story-telling forges earliest childhood memories
In the Beginning was the Spirit by Diarmuid O'Murchu
WHAKAUTU (Response)
For words of wisdom from our past
for stories handed down from generation to generation:
whaka tipu ranga ki whaka tipu ranga
for words of healing and understanding:
whakaora me whai mahara
Kia ora koe.
PUORO (Music)
Watching Tiny Eyes –Salote King
KŌRERO MAHARATIA (Words of reflection)
Matariki: a time to tell our stories
HĪMENE (hymn)
Bronwyn White
He Waiata mō Aotearoa (Song for Aotearoa)
Lyrics: Bronwyn Angela White - Tune: Hanover—O Worship the King
Give thanks for Creation: orokohanga
that cosmic explosion—our whakapapa;
for logos and mythos, for spirit and word
give thanks for the ethos through which they are heard.
Remember ngā tūpuna—those gone before
their stars shining on us in Aotearoa
for we are the ashes of stars as they die
niho taniwha on the cloak of the sky.
Give thanks for the speakers: ngā kaikōrero
we hear and we listen—aroā whakarongo
With courage, with passion we greet the new day
ngā pā harakeke of cosmos and clay.
PANUI: TE WAIRUA KI TE WHANAU (Life in the Community)
People share notices and visitors are welcomed. If you have a notice,
please move to the front row, ready to speak briefly from the lectern.
KOHA (Offering)
Seven Eyes—Hannah Horsfield
KAWANGA (Dedication—Offering prayer)
We recognise and bless the gifts brought to the table and those given
to support the mission of the church through automatic payment.
Wairua Tapu, Creative Spirit,
as we bring our gifts, koha of hand and heart,
inspire us to bring to life our vision of mana whenua
where everyone is valued and understood
where the gifts of the spirit bud and flower
and bear the spirit’s fruit.
Amine.
INOI O NGĀ TANGATA (Prayers of the People)
Sue McRae
CIRCLE OF PRAYER
We think today of the people of Slovakia, and the Reformed
Christian Church in Slovakia.
In New Zealand, we remember those in parliament, and today we
name Michael Woodhouse and Jian Yang, List MPs.
Here in Wellington, we pray for the leaders and people of St
Christopher’s Presbyterian Church, Seatoun/Strathmore.
KARAKIA O HATO ANARU (Prayer for St Andrew's)
PUORO (Music)
on card
Matariki—Brooke Waterson
MĀNAWATANGA (Blessing)
AMINE—WAIATA (Sung Amen)
HĪMENE (Recessional hymn)
St Andrew’s Singers—first verse; then everyone join in as they recess
Ehara i te mea
Ehara i te mea
No i naianei te aroha
No ngā
tipuna
tuku iho, tuku iho
Not the thing
of recent times, is love
but by the ancestors it has been
passed down, passed down.
Te whenua, te whenua
Hei oranga mo te iwi
No ngā tipuna
tuku iho, tuku iho
From the land, the land
comes the wellbeing of the people;
by the ancestors it has been
passed down, passed down.
Whakapono, tumanako
Te Aroha ki te iwi
No ngā tipuna
tuku iho tuku iho
Faith, hope
and love;
by the ancestors they have been
passed down, passed down.
Translation—not sung
Mihimihi--tēnā koutou ngā kaiwhakatangitangi
Ko a mātau mihi ki Jane Keller
Kia ora katoa St Andrew’s Singers mō te puoro
Thanks to the musicians
Our thanks to Jane Keller (pianist)
Thank you to St Andrew’s Singers for the music
There is a 2-hour parking limit on the street in the Wellington CBD on
Sundays. If you are staying for an after-church activity, you might like to
move your car into the car park, or move to a new space on the street.
We welcome all visitors
and invite you to stay for morning tea or coffee.
Please sign the visitors’ book at the back of the church.
We hope you enjoyed worshipping with us.
At St Andrew’s we want you to feel at home—to join in with the activities
of our community of faith, or to come and find your own spiritual place in
your own time. If you would like more information about St Andrew’s or
to explore becoming a member or associate member, please fill in a
“Belonging” form (at the back of the church) and hand it to a minister or a
welcoming team member.
Thanks to this week’s volunteers
Welcoming:
Ross Young, Marilyn Wallace
Sound:
Peter Cowley
Offering:
Margaret Pannett, Kath Kerr
Coffee/tea:
Linda Wilkins & Co.
Time with the Children:
Bronwyn White
Readings:
Douglas Wood & Anna Smith
Prayers of the People:
Sue McRae
Musician:
Jane Keller
On duty Sunday 16 June. Thank you for your help
Welcoming:
Pauline Woolley, Margaret Rushbrook
Sound:
Frank Cook
Offering:
Joan Tyler, Jon Schrader
Coffee/tea:
Jim & Maxine Cunningham
Time with the Children:
Fiona McDougal
Readings:
Frank Hanson
Prayers of the People:
Paul Barber
Musician:
Peter Franklin
Sun 9 Jun
This Week and Coming Events at St Andrew’s
10 am Matariki service led by Bronwyn.
11.30 am Congregational Conversation
2 pm Concert: Violin Recital Aziel Verner with Asaph
Verner on piano. Fundraising concert to help Aziel attend
Verbier Festival Music Camp in Switzerland
Mon 10 Jun
7 pm Spirited Conversation with Matthew Beattie.
Thistle Inn. You are welcome to join us for a
meal at 5.30 pm.
Wed 12 Jun
Sun 16 Jun
12.15 pm Lunchtime concert –String Ensembles
performed by the String Students of the NZSM
10 am Sunday gathering led by Fiona and Mike.
11.30 am Social Justice
DESTINATION PARIS
Saturday 29 June, 3pm
Georgia Gray (Soprano) with supporting acts
from Julia Moss-Pearson (Soprano),
Kieran Rayner (Baritone), accompanied by
Julie Coulson.
Georgia, a Wellingtonian studying Classical
Voice Performance and French at the
University of Otago, is off on a university
exchange to Paris in August 2013.
To help fund her studies in Paris and London,
she has put together this concert.
Join Georgia and friends for a winter’s afternoon of beautiful song and
entertainment, followed by social drinks and nibbles. Repertoire will
include arias by Donizetti, Gounod, Mozart and Verdi, as well as art
songs, oratorio, and a couple of favourite duets.
Tickets available from St Andrew's on the Terrace office or
http://www.eventfinder.co.nz/2013/destination-paris-wintervariety-fundraiser/wellington
$25 waged/$15 unwaged
PRESBYTERY RESOURCING OCCASION
Saturday 15 June 2013, 4.30 pm – 7.00 pm
Knox Church, 574 High Street Lower Hutt
“New ways of being church for this new season”.
Facilitator: The Rev Martin Stewart, St Stephen’s Christchurch
Martin was Moderator of Christchurch Presbytery at the time of the
earthquakes and he and Anne share ministry at St Stephen’s, Bryndwr
and have been exploring a variety of ways of being “church” in their
suburb.
The decision has since been made to demolish St Stephen’s, Bryndwr.
They and the people of both St Stephen’s and St Giles’, Papanui and
the parents and students attending St Andrew’s College are now
exploring new ways of being church for this new time.
We in congregations in Wellington Presbytery face some similar but
also some different challenges - so this is one of a series of
opportunities we will be arranging for people from our congregations
to come and share, to explore, and possibly discern ways that we can
address some of our future challenges.
For further information please contact either
Ray Coats 476 2995 or Barrie Keenan 476 7056
Co-conveners, Wellington Presbytery’s Mission Resource Workgroup
ST JOHN’S PUBLIC ISSUES FORUM
THE COST AND CHALLENGE OF CHILD POVERTY
June 19th Wednesday 7.30 pm
St John’s in the City Conference Centre.
Prof. Jonathan Boston (former co-chair, Expert Advisory Group on
Solutions to Child Poverty).
Attendance Free. All Welcome.
EXPERIENCING THE CONTEMPLATIVE WAY - JUNE 2013
A “retreat in daily life” working with the prayer practice of meditation
or “prayer of silence”. Participants will commit themselves to meditate
for 30 minutes each day and then meet with a spiritual companion at
the beginning and end of the week to reflect on their experience. We
will meet together as a group on Sunday 23 June 4pm in the afternoon,
Wednesday evening at 7pm and conclude with a meeting on Friday
evening at 7pm.
Spiritual Companions: Pip Nicholls and Maureen Lamb
Venue: St Andrew’s on The Terrace, (upstairs- sorry not accessible for
those with limited mobility yet!)
Cost: $60.
Enquiries/registration by 12th June to Pip Nicholls 04 562 6364 or
[email protected]
FEEL LIKE A FUNDRAISER?
We are looking for people who will plan and organise one fundraiser.
It can be anything – a film night, a morning tea, bake sale – we are only
limited by our imaginations!
If you have an idea or are willing to act on someone else’s, so we can
have a fundraising event each month talk to Sandra Kirby –
021397169 or [email protected]
WELCOME CENTRE FUNDRAISING
Winter is upon us, but help is at hand. If you would like some handknitted socks, hats or hottie covers, or just feel like a bit more colour
in your life, go to http://felt.co.nz/shop/sockadoodle and buy some
online, or place an order in your size and preferred colours. 50% of
the proceeds go to the Welcome Centre fundraising effort and the rest
will be spent on more wool to keep Sue knitting!
DCM NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT – IT’S
BOOKFAIR TIME AGAIN
Ian Raistrick, Bookfair Co-ordinator writes
“The DCM Bookfair is the largest of its kind
in Wellington. With some 90,000 books, as well as CDs, DVDs, vinyl,
books and puzzles, it’s a BIG event, and one which would not be the
success it is without our wonderful volunteers. Thank you for the part
you’ve played in the past, and the support you’ve given DCM.
DCM is a small organisation, but we’re working on some of the biggest
problems facing Wellington city. We support the most vulnerable people
in our city to break the depressing cycle of life on the street. And we
have a big vision – we firmly believe that by working together, we can
end homelessness in our city.
The 2013 DCM Bookfair will be held at the TSB Bank Arena on the
weekend of 17 and 18 August. We need volunteers to assist with settingup on Friday, 16 August, at the fair itself on 17 and 18 August and with
clearing up on the Sunday afternoon/early evening.
Please let me know if, how and when you can help us. If you know
someone else who would like to help, please send me their contact
details.”
If you can help, please contact Ian on (04) 384 7699
email [email protected]
EPWORTH BOOKS – PART TIME SALES PERSON POSITION
AVAILABLE. Monday to Friday 12.30 – 5.30pm
Visit http://www.trademe.co.nz/jobs/retail/retail-assistants/listing-601277129.htm
MISSION STATEMENT OF ST ANDREW'S ON THE TERRACE
To create a lively, open Christian faith community,
to act for a just and peaceful world, and to be catalysts for discovery,
compassion and celebration in the capital.
MINISTRY AT ST ANDREW’S – THE TEAM
Minister
Parish Council Convenor
Parish Council Clerk
Treasurer
Saving St Andrew’s Convenor
Pastoral Convenors
Music Coordinator
Theologian in Residence
Presbytery Commissioner
Concert Coordinator
Rainbow Room Coordinator
Parish Manager
Custodian
Margaret Mayman
Sonia Petrie
Maxine Cunningham
Paul Barber
Lynne Dovey
Colma Froggatt, Fiona McDougal
Jane Keller
Lloyd Geering
Sandra Kirby
Marjan van Waardenberg
Monika Demuth-Barber
David Medland
Peter Cowley
St Andrew’s on The Terrace
www.standrews.org.nz
30 The Terrace – P O Box 5203, Wellington 6145
Office Hours: 9 am – 5 pm Monday to Friday
Phone (04) 472-9211
[email protected]
Rev Dr Margaret Mayman
Office: (04) 472-9376 Home: (04) 972-6461 Mobile: 027-226-4608
[email protected]