Seventh Sunday of Easter 2 June 2019

The candle burns this week for the families of George Taylor, Norah Cooper, Barbara Draper and Howard Wilson, whose funerals were held in the past week.

Anglican Parish of Caloundra - Glasshouse Country

The Churches of: St Andrew’s, 46 Upper Gay Terrace, Caloundra, St Thomas’, 31 Bray Road, Mooloolah and

the Mary MacKillop Centre, 160 Peachester Road, Beerwah

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WELCOME TO WORSHIP 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 Welcomers or Sidespersons for a Parish Information Pack.

THE SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER The Great Fifty Days of Eastertide form a single festival period in which the tone of joy created at the Easter Vigil is sustained through the following seven weeks. Hence we call these the Sundays of Easter. The Church celebrates the gloriously risen Christ:

Triumphant in his glory now, his sceptre ruleth all, earth, heaven and hell before him bow, and at his footstool fall. (Fulbert of Chartres)

Early Christians gave the name Pentecost to this whole fifty-day span of rejoicing, which Tertullian calls ‘this most joyful period’ (laetissimum spatium). It is sometimes also called ‘Great Sunday’. The Easter Candle, which we lit at the beginning of Easter, stands prominently in church for all the Eastertide services and the Alleluia appears frequently in liturgical speech and song.

This year our liturgy on Sundays in this season will alter to allow for members of the congregation to present their ‘memorable hymns’. We will therefore just listen to the first reading (from the Acts of the Apostles) and the Gospel, although the Psalm and second reading are also printed below for you to read at home.

PRAYER OF THE DAY

Almighty God, whose blessed Son before his passion prayed for his disciples that they might be one, as you and he are one: Grant that your Church, being bound together in love and obedience to you, may be united in one body by the one Spirit, that the world may believe in him whom you have sent, Your Son Jesus Christ our Lord; who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.

FIRST READING Acts 16: 16-34

A reading from the book of the Acts of the Apostles

One day, as we were going to the place of prayer, we met a slave-girl who had a spirit of divination and brought her owners a great deal of money by fortune-telling. While she followed Paul and us, she would cry out, ‘These men are slaves of the Most High God, who proclaim to you a way of salvation.’ She kept doing this for many days. But Paul, very much annoyed, turned and said to the spirit, ‘I order you in the name of Jesus Christ to come out of her.’ And it came out that very hour. But when her owners saw that their hope of making money was gone, they seized Paul and Silas and dragged them into the market-place before the authorities. When they had brought them before the magistrates, they said, ‘These men are disturbing our city; they are Jews and are advocating customs that are not lawful for us as Romans to adopt or observe.’ The crowd joined in attacking them, and

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the magistrates had them stripped of their clothing and ordered them to be beaten with rods. After they had given them a severe flogging, they threw them into prison and ordered the jailer to keep them securely. Following these instructions, he put them in the innermost cell and fastened their feet in the stocks. About midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the prisoners were listening to them. Suddenly there was an earthquake, so violent that the foundations of the prison were shaken; and immediately all the doors were opened and everyone’s chains were unfastened. When the jailer woke up and saw the prison doors wide open, he drew his sword and was about to kill himself, since he supposed that the prisoners had escaped. But Paul shouted in a loud voice, ‘Do not harm yourself, for we are all here.’ The jailer called for lights, and rushing in, he fell down trembling before Paul and Silas. Then he brought them outside and said, ‘Sirs, what must I do to be saved?’ They answered, ‘Believe on the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, you and your household.’ They spoke the word of the Lord to him and to all who were in his house. At the same hour of the night he took them and washed their wounds; then he and his entire family were baptised without delay. He brought them up into the house and set food before them; and he and his entire household rejoiced that he had become a believer in God.

Hear the word of the Lord. Thanks be to God.

Commentary: There are two miracles: the curing of a girl from possession by evil and the events after the “earthquake”. The girl’s cry reminds us of exorcisms Jesus did himself where evil spirits recognized God and spoke the truth. Paul continues what Jesus began; it is Jesus who cures (“in the name of Jesus ...”).The authorities and magistrates were seated in the marketplace to hear legal cases and the jail was nearby. The police carried a bundle of “rods” sometimes bound around an axe. “Stocks” were a form of torture, for they forced the legs apart. The “earthquake” is a manifestation of God’s presence: being beyond the natural, it is a miracle. A Roman jailer was likely to be put to death for letting a prisoner escape; this one chooses suicide. Instead of committing suicide, we hear of the jailer’s conversion. Instructed in the faith, he and his family are baptised, and share a meal, rejoicing.

PSALM 97 Response: Let all the world rejoice.

1. The Lord is king; let the earth rejoice: let the multitude of islands be glad. 2. Clouds and darkness are round about him: righteousness and justice are the foundation of his throne. 3. Fire goes before him: and burns up his enemies on every side…………………....Response

4. His lightnings light the world: the earth sees it and quakes. 5. The mountains melt like wax before his face: from before the face of the Lord of all the earth. 6. The heavens have proclaimed his righteousness: and all peoples have seen his glory………………………..Response

7. They are ashamed, all those who serve idols and glory in mere nothings: all gods bow down before him. 8. Zion heard and was glad, and the daughters of Judah rejoiced: because of your judgements, O God.

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9. For you, Lord, are most high over all the earth: you are exalted far above all gods…………………………...Response: Let all the world rejoice.

10. The Lord loves those that hate evil: the Lord guards the life of the faithful, and delivers them from the hand of the ungodly. 11. Light dawns for the righteous: and joy for the true of heart. 12. Rejoice in the Lord, you righteous: and give thanks to his holy name…………………………...Response

SECOND READING Revelation 22: 12-21

A reading from the book of the Revelation to John

I, John, heard a voice saying to me: “See, I am coming soon; my reward is with me, to repay according to everyone’s work. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.’ Blessed are those who wash their robes, so that they will have the right to the tree of life and may enter the city by the gates. Outside are the dogs and sorcerers and fornicators and murderers and idolaters, and everyone who loves and practises falsehood. ‘It is I, Jesus, who sent my angel to you with this testimony for the churches. I am the root and the descendant of David, the bright morning star.’ The Spirit and the bride say, ‘Come.’ And let everyone who hears say, ‘Come.’ And let everyone who is thirsty come. Let anyone who wishes take the water of life as a gift. I warn everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: if anyone adds to them, God will add to that person the plagues described in this book; if anyone takes away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God will take away that person’s share in the tree of life and in the holy city, which are described in this book. The one who testifies to these things says, ‘Surely I am coming soon.’ Amen. Come, Lord Jesus! The grace of the Lord Jesus be with all the saints. Amen.

Hear the word of the Lord. Thanks be to God.

Commentary: This is the end of God’s revelation to John. Jesus (the Lamb) speaks: He will soon return, bringing reward and recompense for the faithful, to the extent they have acted for Christ. “Those who wash their robes” are those who, after enduring suffering (“the great ordeal”) are transformed – as was Jesus in his sacrificial death. Jesus identifies himself as born of David’s line, the “star [that] shall come out of Jacob [Israel]” (see Numbers 24:17). The “morning star” was a deity in ancient Near East and Greco-Roman religions. Jesus is therefore for all people. The bride is the Church; both the Spirit and the Church are integral with God, and both seek Jesus’ return.

GOSPEL John 17.20-26

Gospel Acclamation Alleluia! Alleluia! Jesus prayed, “As you Father and I are one, may my disciples also be one so that the world may believe.” Alleluia!

The Lord be with you. And also with you.

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The Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to John, chapter 17, beginning at the 20th verse. Glory to you Lord Jesus Christ.

Jesus looked up to heaven and prayed: ‘Holy Father, I ask not only on behalf of these, but also on behalf of those who will believe in me through their word, that they may all be one. As you, Father, are in me and I am in you, may they also be in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me. The glory that you have given me I have given them, so that they may be one, as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may become completely one, so that the world may know that you have sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me. Father, I desire that those also, whom you have given me, may be with me where I am, to see my glory, which you have given me because you loved me before the foundation of the world. Righteous Father, the world does not know you, but I know you; and these know that you have sent me. I made your name known to them, and I will make it known, so that the love with which you have loved me may be in them, and I in them.’

This is the Gospel of the Lord Praise to you Lord Jesus Christ.

Commentary: This chapter concludes a long discourse by Jesus (which began three chapters earlier!) It appropriately finishes with a prayer, in which Jesus commits himself to his passion and death. In John’s Gospel the suffering and death of Jesus is presented not so much as a time of great anguish and sorrow as the time when Jesus was glorified by God the Father. It is a time of great triumph in which Jesus is in complete control throughout. Jesus goes on to pray for his disciples, firstly for their safety: that is, protection both from danger and also from the risk of renouncing their faith and thereby forfeiting their new life. Secondly he prays that they may be one as we are one. This is a unity within the Christian community which is the outward expression of a deeper unity that all Christians have with God the Father through Jesus Christ.

SENTENCE OF THE DAY

‘Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved. Acts 16: 31

MEMORABLE HYMNS:

Today’s favourite hymns are brought to you by:

7am St Andrew’s: The Lord is my shepherd—Beryl Sorenson 9am St Andrew’s: It is well with my soul—Nan Palmer 9am Mary MacKillop: Lo, I am with you always—Esma Rigby

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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Charity of the Month - CMS

Our charity of the month for June is CMS, The Church Missionary Society of Australia (https://www.cms.org.au). CMS Australia traces its roots back to England in 1799 when a small group of Anglicans, including John Newton and William Wilberforce, had a passion for worldwide gospel outreach. CMS Australia continues to work with churches to set apart, equip and support long-term workers who cross cultures to share the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, as well as supporting local churches in their participation in God’s local and global mission. Their fundraising campaign this year is “Lasting Hope”, supporting the missionaries sent by CMS as they bring the lasting hope of Jesus to people who have little hope of even knowing a Christian who can explain the gospel of Jesus to them. The Queensland and Northern New South Wales branch of CMS supports 13 missionaries including four based in Nepal, whom June and Timothy hope to visit later this year. These people work in their professions of medicine and education as well as encouraging and mentoring young leaders in the church. It is a challenging time for them with difficulties in obtaining work visas, as well as the criminalisation of religious conversion which is already being seen to restrict religious freedom.

At the last Parish Council meeting on 16 May the following items were discussed. For more information please ask one of our Parish Councillors.

• Building works: Concrete post under St Thomas’ to be repaired; Mooloolah Ramp progressing (final plans being drawn); upper grassed area at St Andrew’s now safe to enter thanks to work done by Ken Mewburn; St Andrew’s vestry roof needs new sheeting and quotations are being obtained.

• Requests for faculties (permission from the diocese for works) have been submitted for the installation of playground equipment at St Andrew’s and the installation of solar panels on the roof of the hall and church house at Caloundra.

• Finance: The Diocese has agreed to regard Rev’d Timothy as locum and so will reimburse his stipend from the Rector’s sickness insurance policy; a bequest has been received for Glasshouse Country which will cover the shortfall for the Mooloolah ramp project; offerings for April were $14,950 ($2,000 above budget); expenses were below budget (but overall for the month the deficit was $3,042, and year to date $15,852).

• The parish mission: Discussion was held about why we do what we do. What drives us? Suggestions for revamping our parish mission statement are sought.

Parish Council Meeting Notes….

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Our Charity of the Month for May is working towards the eradication of the causes and consequences of leprosy. Founded 145

Come and celebrate Pentecost with the Parish!

Enjoy a beautiful meal with good friends!!

Stay for ‘Songs of Praise’ and raise the roof!!!

… Everyone is invited to come … St Andrew’s Anglican Church

Sunday 9 June—11am for 11.30am start Tickets $25.00 per person.

Tickets MUST be pre-purchased by placing your name and the number of tickets required, as well as any special dietary needs, on an envelope with your money inside—then place into the Offertory Plate at worship.

Numbers are required no later than 2 June. Write your name on the lists provided at the Welcome Desks. (Please note: no bookings will be taken after this cut off date!)

Parish Pentecost Lunch

Thought for the day

Throughout the Easter season this year, members of the congregation have shared some of their memorable hymns with us. We sang some old hymns, some new hymns, even some Christmas carols! Hymn singing is an intrinsic part of our worship, and often the style of hymns is a matter of much debate in congregations. So why do we sing? Hymn singing has been part of our tradition from the time of Moses (see Exodus 15:1); David sang the ‘new song’ God gave him (Psalm 40:3); Jesus and his disciples sang after the last supper (Mark 14:26) as did the early church (1 Corinthians 14:26). The classic hymn writers such as Wesley,

Watts and Crosby, together with more modern composers such as Kendrick, Townend and Getty have given us music that helps us to focus our attention on theological truths in a more interactive way, allowing for an authentic response. Congregational singing unites us with each other and with our God. As David puts it in the psalm set for today: “Rejoice in the Lord, you righteous: and give thanks to his holy name” (Psalm 97:12). Rev’d Timothy

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ET MEETING: The next meeting of the Executive Team will be Wednesday 5 June at St Andrew’s—commencing at 2pm.

MEN’S BREAKFAST—GHC: The next Men’s Breakfast is scheduled for Saturday 8 June at 7am at Mary MacKillop Centre. Guest speaker Nevenka Golc-Clarke, Honorary Consul for Slovenia. Cost $7. RSVP to Ted Prickett Ph: 5494 9061 or email: pumpkintimers@iinet.net.au by 4 June.

PARISH PENTECOST LUNCH: The Parish Pentecost lunch will be held at St Andrew’s on Sunday 9 June at 11am. See page 7 for more details—or check out the flyers at the Welcome Desk.

ST ANDREW’S ROSTERS - JULY/ AUGUST: If you volunteer for any Sunday ministries at St Andrew’s and will be UNAVAILABLE during July and August, please list this information on the sheet provided at the Welcome Desk. Information is needed by Friday 14 June to enable collation, typing and distribution of the new rosters. Thank you. Lorraine and Judy.

DATE CLAIMER! MOOLOOLAH WINTER MARKET DAY: Calling all gardeners and bakers—the next Mooloolah Market Day is Saturday 22 June. We will need baked goods, jams, preserves, potted plants etc to sell on the day. Please place this in your diary—and speak to Cathy Richards (Caloundra) or Miriam Hargreaves (Glasshouse) if you need any further information.

DID YOU KNOW?: The Parish is planning on holding a “Spring Market Day” early in October this year! A meeting of interested persons will be held at St Andrew’s on Sunday 23 June, between the 7am and 9am services. Please come along and join the planning team—as many hands will make for an enjoyable Market day full of fun and fellowship, with the added benefit of fundraising for the parish. For more information, please speak to Cathy Richards.

BRING & BUY (ST ANDREW’S): The next Bring & Buy for St Andrew’s will be Sunday 30 June. All goods will be gratefully received. A reminder that any cooking/baking must have ingredients listed and the date made, to comply with WHS requirements. It would be appreciated if all items could be priced for the day. Money raised will support some of the costs of early-bird parishioners who will be participating in the Pastoral Care Workshops led by Ann Shepperson in September/October. This is part of our mission action for 2019. Thank you. Judy Sperling.

Parish Notices and Events

BRING & BUY—GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY: The next Bring & Buy for Glasshouse Country will be held at Mary MacKillop, Beerwah next Sunday, 9 June.

HEALING SERVICE: The next Healing Service at St Andrew’s is THIS EVENING commencing at 5.30pm. Come along - everyone welcome!

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BIBLE STUDY ON REVELATION: Would you like to understand a little more about the book of Revelation? Rev’d Timothy is considering offering an 8 week Bible study group looking at this much misunderstood book. It is proposed to run this fortnightly starting in July on a Tuesday or Thursday evening or a Friday afternoon. If you would be interested in this, please contact Timothy. The study would be based on a book by Michael Wilcok, ‘The message of Revelation’, which will cost $15.

MORE VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED—ST ANDREW’S: Attention all who might be interested to join our faithful band of volunteers... for instance, we would love to have more folks on the Morning Tea teams, Church Cleaners or Sacristans. Ministries take about an hour of your time on a Sunday; or for Flower Arranging, Cleaning and Sacristans, these ministries can be completed during the week and may take a little more than an hour. Perhaps you may consider being an emergency call up in the months where there are five Sundays. Add your name on the sheets provided at the rear of the church! Please speak to Rev’d Timothy, Cathy Richards or Judy Sperling for more information. (Existing Volunteers please note you do not need to list your name unless you would like to make changes to the ministries you are currently listed for). Thank you from the Executive Team (ET).

BUSH CHURCH AID (BCA): On behalf of the BCA Society I thank you for the wonderful response to my BCA Centenary talk and display promoting 100 years of a wonderful ministry. God bless you all. Gai Crabtree (BCA Box Secretary).

ANGLICAN FRENDZ: Thank you to everyone who supported the Bring & Buy for the Mission to Seafarers. We have a total of $291.70 to forward to the Mission. Val Bradfield.

OTHER NOTICES:

QUIET DAY: Each year Holy Spirit Anglican Church, Coolum Beach, invites parishioners from the whole deanery to join them for a Quiet Day as part of their Patronal Festival celebrations, on Pentecost weekend. This year Bp Godfrey Fryar will be leading reflections on “Francis of Assisi—The man who heard God speak.” Saturday 8 June, 9.30am-3.30pm. Cost: $20. Morning and afternoon tea supplied. BYO lunch. Enquiries 5351 1215. Flyers and registration forms available at the Welcome Desks.

SENIOR ICHTHUS “SNAP BACK TO REALITY”: The Senior Ichthus camp “Snap Back to Reality” for students in Grades 10-12 will be held at Glendalough, Peregian Beach, from Sunday 30 June to Friday 5 July 2019. The theme is “staying strong when confronted with fake reality.” $275 per student, inclusive of all food, accommodation, and activities. Registration by Monday 17 June. Register at www.aycf.org.au. Flyers available at Welcome Desks.

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Remember in Your Prayers The World Pray for those affected by the tornadoes in Ohio, those seeking to repair

water and power infrastructure.

The Church Anglican Communion: Pray for La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico: +Francisco Moreno—Presiding Bishop of La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico & Bishop of Northern Mexico The Anglican Church of Australia: The Diocese of Adelaide: +Geoff Smith, +Timothy Harris, +Chris McLeod; clergy and people Our Diocese: The Parish of Logan: Geoff Hoyte, Robyn Cairns, Ian Chevis, Peter Grevett, Carol Hebron, Dianne Murphy, Mary Smith, Ian Turnbull, Peter Moore, Kevin Bell Anglicare SQ Emergency Relief Services Anglican Church Grammar School, East Brisbane: Headmaster—Alan Campbell; Chaplain—Bryan Gadd; Chair of School Council—Daniel O’Connor, members of School Council; staff and students The Charity of the Month: CMS—Church Missionary Society Our Parish: Give thanks for the inspiration of the many people associated with our parish who have died recently, and pray for those who mourn.

Those in hospital or recovering

Eileen Mann, Revd Craig Moody, Malcolm Hargreave, Freda Hayston, Gil Faux, Joan Adams

Those in need: Caloundra

Joan Adams Peter Ansett Brian Ashley-Cooper Shirley Barker Wayne Barker Muriel Bates Raymond Bates Richard Bates Barry Bonner Shirley Bourne Lois Campbell Michael Conolly

Carol Curran Robyn Curran Barry Dafter Andrew Dudgeon Freda Hayston Victor Huxley Patsy Jackson Emma Jones Margaret Macey Eileen Mann Revd Craig Moody

Lyn & Brian Murdoch Jacquie Nickelson The Randall family John Rooney Beverly Stuart Carmel Watson Elsie Watts Dayna Whitehead Suzanne Wilkins Alan & Jane Wood Julie & Peter Worrall

Those in need: Glasshouse Country

Barbara Broadbridge David Barrett Kevin Barrett Marguerite Colledge Adam Gough Eric Gough Malcolm Hargreave Terry Little

Nathan Meredith Len Moffat Nicholas Moore Sonja Morris Claire Parris Joe Parris Esma Rigby Lorraine Rigby

Darren Sims Ashleigh Smith Matthew Smith Stephen Smith Marj Wilcock Keith Woodward Julie & Peter Worrall

Rest in Peace Barbara Draper, Howard Wilson

Anniversary of Death

2 June: Ellen Linton; Florence Yeaman; Alice Charlton; 3 June: William Snell; Warren Cliff; 4 June: George Gilbert; 5 June: Andrew Threlfall; Donald Adams; 6 June: Herbert Wilson; Eileen Ralph; Jesse Hong; 7 June: Olive Gallagher; Leslie Dixon; Patricia Doube; John Smyth; Brian Oldham; 8 June: William Linton; Cecil Follent; Vera Dinte.

If you know someone who would like prayer, please speak with one of the clergy or add their name to the Prayer Book at Mary MacKillop or St Andrew’s.

Please keep us updated with news and requests for thanksgiving.

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St Andrew’s Roster

Date 2 June 9 June

Feast Day Seventh Sunday of Easter Day of Pentecost

Time 7am 9am 7am 9am

WELCOMERS Daphne Hennessy Peter Ansett Margaret Liley Dorothy Barraclough

- Valda Langenhoven Gai Crabtree -

SIDEPERSONS Gai Crabtree Rod Hall Judy Sperling Rod Bottomer

Ken Mewburn Di Hall Helen Crook Mary Bottomer

PRESIDENT Timothy Nicholson Timothy Nicholson Timothy Nicholson Michael Martin

DEACON - - - Diana Ware

READERS R1 Sandra Thompson Wendy Ashley-Cooper Helen Crook Myrla Williams

Ps - - Helen Crook Norman Maher

R2 Favourite hymn Favourite hymn Margaret Liley Norman Maher

PREACHER Timothy Nicholson Timothy Nicholson Timothy Nicholson Michael Martin

LITURGICAL ASSISTANTS

Judy Sperling Carol Spence Stephen Knight Wendy Ashley-Cooper

Evan Jenkins Wendy Ashley-Cooper June Nicholson Zeph Palmer

SERVERS William Hayston - William Hayston -

MUSIC Anne Bowyer & 7am Music Team

Anne Bowyer & 9am Music Team

Anne Bowyer & 7am Music Team

Anne Bowyer & 9am Music Team

HYMNS M575, FH, M7, M449, M549

Sheet, FH, M476, M1000, M549

TBC TBC

SOUND Rowena Rayner Dianne Ansett Evan Jenkins Diana Kosowicz

DATA PROJECTOR Peter Kendal Volunteer please Ken Mewburn Gosia Jedynak

SACRISTANS Carol Spence Sandra Thompson

FLOWERS Flower Team Flower Team

MORNING TEA Gai Crabtree Lyn Murdoch Robin Sverdloff

Joan Adams, Judy Sperling

Helen Wilson, Noelene Linton

CLEANERS Gordon & Gai Crabtree Joan Ferris & Judy Sperling

Mary MacKillop Roster Date 2 June 9 June

Feast Day Seventh Sunday of Easter Day of Pentecost

Time 9am 9am

SACRISTAN Merle Tozer Joyce Meredith

LITURGICAL ASSIST Fred Carr Pam Innes

SIDEPERSON Jim Rigby Ted Prickett

PRESIDENT Tony Halstead Timothy Nicholson

READERS R1 Kathy Seib Liz Little

R2 Favourite hymn Volunteer please

PREACHER Tony Halstead Timothy Nicholson

INTERCESSIONS Rosemary Halstead Cherry Tyler-Wood

MUSIC Kathy Seib Liz Little

HYMNS M575, FH, M7, M449, M549 TBC

FLOWERS Heather Setch Pam Innes

TELLERS Peter Setch & Volunteer please Ted Prickett & Miriam Hargreave

MORNING TEA Heather Setch & Jan Robins Elaine Chapman & Hazel Gough

Parish Calendar JUNE

Sun 2 Seventh Sunday of Easter 7.00am Eucharist (St Andrew’s) 9.00am Eucharist (St Andrew’s) 9.00am Eucharist (Mary MacKillop)

Readings: Acts 16:16-34; John 17:20-26

5.30pm Healing Service (St Andrew’s) Mon 3 9.30am Eucharist, Currimundi Gardens 1.30pm Prayers for the Parish (St Andrew’s) Tues 4 8.00am Morning Prayer (St Andrew’s) 10.30am Eucharist, Southern Cross NH 1.00pm Prayers & Squares (St Andrew’s) Wed 5 9.00am Eucharist (St Thomas’)

Readings: Acts 20:28-38; Psalm 68:28-35; John 17: 11-19

9.45am Christian Meditation (St Andrew’s) 10.30am Eucharist (St Andrew’s) 11.30am Lecto Divina Study (St Andrew’s) 2.00pm ET Meeting (St Andrew’s) Thu 6 8.00am Morning Prayer (St Andrew’s) 9.30am Busy Bees (St Andrew’s) Fri 7 8.00am Morning Prayer (St Andrew’s) 4.00pm Choir Practice (St Andrew’s) Sat 8 7.00am Men’s Breakfast (Mary MacKillop) Sun 9 Day of Pentecost 7.00am Eucharist (St Andrew’s) 9.00am Eucharist (St Andrew’s) 9.00am Eucharist (Mary MacKillop)

Readings: Acts 2:1-21; Psalm 104:26-36; Romans 8:14-17; John 14:8-17,25-27

Bring ‘n’ Buy (Mary MacKillop) 11.00am Pentecost Lunch & Songs of Praise

(St Andrew’s) Mon 10 9.30am Eucharist, Currimundi Gardens 1.30pm Prayers for the Parish (St Andrew’s) Tues 11 (Timothy Nicholson—holidays until17 June) 8.00am Morning Prayer (St Andrew’s) 9.00am MU Eucharist & Mtg (St Andrew’s) Wed 12 Barnabas, Apostle and Martyr 9.00am Eucharist (St Thomas’)

Readings: Job 29:11-16; Psalm 98; Acts 11:22-30,13:1-3; Matthew 10:7-13

9.45am Christian Meditation (St Andrew’s) 10.30am Eucharist (St Andrew’s) 11.30am Lectio Divina (St Andrew’s) Thu 13 8.00am Morning Prayer (St Andrew’s) 9.30am Busy Bees (St Andrew’s) 7.00pm Parish Council Mtg (St Andrew’s)

Parish Directory

Rector Archdeacon Julie Worrall

(on extended leave)

Assistant Priest The Rev’d Dr Timothy Nicholson curate@cgca.com.au 0439 090 827 Day off: Monday

Office Administrators 07 5491 1866 Heather Van Den Bos (Mon-Thur) Rowena Rayner (Fri)

9.00 am to 4.00 pm Monday-Friday admin@cgca.com.au

PO Box 52, Caloundra, 4551

Associate Clergy The Rev’d Dr Ray Barraclough 5437 2381 The Rev’d David Curry 5492 5888 The Rev’d Tony Halstead 0455 554 930 The Rev’d Michael Martin 5493 6985 The Rev’d Clarry White 5439 7922 The Rev’d Diana Ware 0417 784 384

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Church Wardens: Miriam Hargreave, Cathy Richards & Judy Sperling

Treasurer Linda Snitch District Warden (Glasshouse Country) Peter Setch

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Building Advisory Committee Eric Nickelson 07 5493 9035 Communications Committee Timothy Nicholson 07 5491 1866 Safety Committee Kay Turner (Caloundra) & Miriam Hargreave (Glasshouse Country) Social Committee Cathy Richards

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Facebook Coordinator David Buckland The Anglican Parish

of Caloundra and Glasshouse Country

Website Coordinator www.cgca.com.au c/- 5491 1866