Pew Sheet January 18 - Saint Brendans Warnbro

Our Vision:
Prayer is an essen
al part of our journey seeking inspira
on and
guidance from the Holy Spirit.
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To build values of God’s kingdom into all our ministries.
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We welcome all peoples of the world regardless of social status
joyfully, with love and the grace of God into our community.
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Everyone in the church have freedom to seek and use the gi$s
that God has given them for his purposes in the world.
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Be known in the local community as Chris
an people of compassion, care of those in need by our love and good deeds.
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Go out to local schools, hospitals and support agencies; to go with
them mee
ng the people where they are in proclaiming Christ in
the world.
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To develop “Fresh Expressions” of worship.
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Learning and being involved with the Scriptures more deeply to
understand ourselves and God’s purpose for us in the world.
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To be financially sustainable.
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Being joyful and full of grace in all we do.
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To have fun.
Rector:
The Rev Graeme Varvell
Supporng Clergy:
Rev Vernon Williams
9593 1008
Contact Details:
Church:
cnr Currie St and Parkland Drive WARNBRO WA 6169
Telephone: 9593 1640
Mobile:
0488 250 318
Web:
www.stbrendans.com.au
Post:
PO Box 8208 WARNBRO, WA, 6169
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St Brendan’s by the Sea
Anglican Church Warnbro
Sunday 18th January 2015
‘We have found the Messiah: Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the king
of Israel!’
John 1 41, 49
Mission Statement:
We, the Anglican Parish of Warnbro, bonded by grace, are
called to serve the people and are
commi#ed to share the knowledge and love of God.
Photocopied with the assistance of Mark McGowan MLA for Rockingham
Holy Communion: Second Sunday aer Epiphany
President:
LA:
Welcomers:
Musician:
Opening Hymn:
Reading 1:
1 Samuel 3:1-10
Psalm: 139:1-5, 12-18
Reading 2:
1 Corinthians 6:12-20
Gospel Hymn:
8.30am
10.00am
Rev Bryan Shaock
Rev Milton Blanch
Janet Blinston
Pat Foord
Kirsne McDonnell
Kathryn Buhlmann
CMP 790 - “You Are The King of Glory”
Jan Peake
Happenings for This Week:
Tue 13th
Thu 15th
8.30am
9am
Praying for Our Church
Holy Communion Service
Leanne Doyle
Janet Blinston
Paul Doyle
CMP 613 – “Spirit of the Living God Fall
Afresh on Me”
Gospel:
John 1:43-51
Sermon:
Prayers:
Offertory Hymn:
Creed
Great Thanksgiving:
Seasonal Preface:
Post Communion Prayer
Rev Bryan Shaock
Rev Bryan Shaock
Felicity Williams
Tracy Noble
CMP 575 - “ Rejoice the Lord is King”
Apostle’s Creed
APBA p128
APBA p150
APBA P 150
Closing Hymn:
CMP 857 - “I the Lord of Sea and Sky”
We acknowledge Noongar people as the original
custodians of this land.
NEXT WEEK’S SERVICE
25 January 2015
Third Sunday aer Epiphany
Readings: Jonah 3:1-10
Psalm: 62:5-12
1 Corinthians 7:29-31
Mark 1:14-20
PEOPLE ON DUTY - 25 January 2015
President:
Rev Graeme Varvell
Flowers:
8.30am
10.00am
LA:
Graeme Mustow
Tina Phizacklea
Welcomers:
Rona Garne
Carla Denholm
First Reading/Coun@ng
Annee Bunney
Tracy Noble
Second Reading/Coun@ng: Ann Halsey
Kirsne McDonnell
Intercessions:
Peter Aplin
Janet Blinston
Data Projector:
Kath Seel
Paul Doyle
Morning Tea:
Edna & Robin Ford
Janet Blinston &
Jenny Moodie
Pray that God’s love, grace and comfort be on the following people whom
we know and love. Send your Holy Spirit on them and restore them to full
health of body and mind:
Jean Goodchild, Brenda and Ron Hardisty, Ronda Carroll, Carolina Pangan,
Geoffrey, Doreen, Honi, Margaret Nefdt, Graham C, Noel E, Helen Gould,
Fred Halsey, Margaret Ward, Erin, Celia, Chris"ne Thomson, Jackie, Pat S,
Mauro Pangan (Susana’s brother), Lisa, Amelia, Fred H, Judith P, Anne
Rowe, John Kelly, Rob, Jane G, Pam, Jeff, Adrian, Helen and Billy Mason, Jim
L, Beth, Ken D.
Pray for those who are celebra ng anniversaries:
Tony Co/en
19 January
Birthday
We give thanks for the memory of our beloved faithful departed:
Laurene Sherlock (Marg Blanch’s mother)
22 January 2011
Pray for the following areas of ministry:
Diocese:
Provinces:
North Midlands
Oyster Harbour
Dampier Sea
Farers Chaplaincy
Communion: Diocese of Eldoret
(Kenya)
Defence Force: Army Full Time
Chaplains
ABM:
Rev Jill Gleeson and people
Diocese of Bunbury
Diocese of North-West
Ziwa Parish
Sarah Gibson (Tom)
Kevin Booth (Anne)
Catherine Fisher
Thank God, that Jesus has found us and called us.
Pray that like Philip we might invite others to come
and see Jesus.
Pray for the Anglican Church of Kenya, giving thanks
for the work they do to further God’s mission in the
world.
LAST WEEK’S OFFERINGS:
Plate:
$1,019.00
Direct Debit:
$1,184.72
Total:
$2,203.72
Amount needed per week to
balance our budget: - $2,423.00
No ces:
Inser ons/Adver sing events into the Newsle6er In 2015 I will rely on
everyone sending any informa"on they require in the newsle/er direct to
Graeme Mustow.
If you are adver"sing an event then you need to place it in the newsle/er
for the first "me three weeks before the event.
As you can also see there is a happening this week sec"on also. It is the
coordinator of that ministry to ensure the ministry details are with Graeme Mustow for inclusion.
Invita on to A6end Installa on of Dean of Perth: Rev Canon Richard
Pengelly will be installed as Dean of Perth on Wed 4 Feb 2015 @ 7pm at
St George’s Cathedral. Parishioners are invited to a/end. See invita"on
posted on the no"ceboard.
Shrove Tuesday–Pancake Dinner: Tue 17 Feb @ 6pm: We need someone who is willing to coordinate this evening. It will require you to facilitate people to make pancakes (dinner and dessert) and organise the
evening as a whole.
Please contact Rev Graeme if you are willing to take on this ministry.”
Cost $15.00 per person $40.00 per family.
Can You Help?: Sue Mustow will be holding a ‘Lucky Dip’ stall at the Fete
again this year. She would appreciate any assistance you can give in the
way of small items such as pencils, toys, etc. or a dona"on to enable the
purchase of items.
Lenten Study Leadership: Are you willing to lead a Lenten Study?
Please contact Rev Graeme with day and me.
Lenten Study: This year our Lent study will commence on the week of
the Monday 16 February.
The book is called “God is the God of Life.” It is no accident that the
great “I Am” sayings of Jesus include the very staples of living: bread
and water. And it is not an idle thing that we are invited at Holy Communion to feed on Christ spiritually, in our hearts, by faith with
thanksgiving. God desires us to live Christ-like lives.
Lent has tradionally been a special season in the growth and development of a Chrisan’s life. Through looking carefully into our outer and
inner lives, with reflecon and repentance, we find renewal. The Holy
Spirit takes our prayers, thoughts, quesons and study me, and
shapes our lives to deeper discipleship.
A special focus on God’s work in us that enables us to experience life
in its fullness is explored in each of these five studies:
Study One: Creator of Life
Study Two: Promiser of Life
Study Three: Sustainer of Life
Study Four: Rescuer of Life
Study Five: Renewer of Life
Study Six (Holy Week) ‘Ruler of Life’ is published on the web site.
Cost is $10.00 per book. Each person should have a book for each
study period.
Please register in the Community Room.
The Seasons of Our Church
I have been asked a few mes about the seasons of the church and their colours.
The different colours are drawn from creaon to remind those parcipang
in a liturgy of the different blessings of God. The colours used are white (or
gold), purple (or violet), green, red and rose pink.
White:
White (or gold), since it is a fesve, joyful colour, is used during
the Christmas and Easter seasons, and on major feast days, such as, on the
celebraons of the Lord other than of his Passion, of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
of the Holy Angels, and of Saints who were not martyrs, and on the Solemnies of All Saints. Because white symbolises the Resurrecon, it is also the
colour o/en used for funerals.
Purple:
Purple (or violet) symbolises repentance and penance. Vestments of purple or violet are used during the seasons of Advent and Lent.
The colour reminds us of the violet flower that bows its head and is a symbol
of humility. Lent is the season of prayer, fasng and almsgiving. It is a quiet
season of reflecon. The colour of Advent is more of a rose-purple, like the
sky just before sunrise. This is the me of year when the Church waits in joyful hope to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, the light of the world.
Purple or violet dye was very expensive. An early Chrisan, Lydia from Thyara, made her living from the purple dye trade and was able to support St
Paul in his missionary work (Acts 16: 14-15).
Green:
Green is a sign of life in nature and as such it represents growth,
life and hope. Green is the colour worn most o/en during liturgies in Ordinary Time. It symbolises the graces that draw people into the life of God.
Most of the Church's year is Ordinary Time.
Red:
Red symbolises both blood and fire. It is the colour that is used
on Passion (Palm) Sunday, Pentecost Sunday, and for celebraons of the Sacrament of Confirmaon. It is also the colour that has tradionally been associated with martyrs – those who have shed their blood for their faith – and
so it is worn on the feast days of martyrs.
Rose Pink: Rose pink is an oponal colour that may be used on the Third
Sunday of Advent and the Fourth Sunday of Lent. On both of these days, the
Entrance Anphon calls us to rejoice, so the pink vestments mark a so/ening
of the penitenal tone of the season.
(from Wikapedia)
Rev Graeme