A Special welcome to Bp Michael, our Regional Bishop and Preacher today. Welcome too to any visitors and please join us in the hall for hospitality.
This afternoon 25 August - Soundings — 3.30 pm at All Saints’ Hunters hill. Guest speaker is Dr Jacqueline Service, who will speak on “Why Dance Alone? A conversation on “Humanity”, “International Aid”, “God” and “Us”. It’s sure to be a great topic, and Jacqueline is a wonderful speaker.
Wednesday 28th August – The Women’s Reading Group meets at Pauline Newell’s place at 7.30pm.
Cinema Paradiso excursion: — Thursday, 5 September 2019 at 7pm — Film: Special screening of The Sultan and the Saint. Cinema: Events Cinema Westfield Parramatta Tickets: $12. Bookings: Online only . In 1219 at the height of the Fifth Crusade, St Francis of Assisi crossed the battlelines to meet Sultan Malik al-Kamil of Egypt. In light of the recent happenings in Christchurch, Sri Lanka, the United States and Clarence Street, this timely film will provoke us to see how interfaith relationships can be built to make peace in the world. Please check it online or refer to the flyer in the narthex and the hall for more information.
Celebration of PNG Martyrs — ABM will be celebrating the life and supreme witness of the Anglican New Guinea Martyrs at 11am on Saturday 7th September 2019, at St Paul’s Anglican Church Burwood. Pick up a flyer for more information.
Saturday 14th September — Men’s Night Out — Da Lanna Thai Restaurant 220 Addison Road Marrickville on. 6.00 for 6.30 pm. BYO. Phone 9569 4709 for more details.
Next Long Table Dinner – Thursday 19th September — Kafenes Greek Restaurant, Enmore. Speak to Brett or email: stlukeslongtable@gmail.com
Valuation of the organ – The Parish Council recently sought a valuation of our Wordsworth and Maskell Organ (imported from Leeds in 1883) following the completion of the re-diapering last year. James Peet, a retired quantity surveyor and organist with a vast experience in Diocesan insurance valuation work and also with Sydney City Council, was invited to provide the valuation. Thank you to Kathy Drummond for organising this and James Peet has valued the organ at $429,000 for asset and replacement value. Of course, to us it’s priceless!
On the First Sunday of the Month we hold a low-key prayer service in the chapel. Peter Seymour leads the worship and gives a very informative (but short) talk and then those present usually head off to a local café for some dinner. If you would like to be part of this, markdown 5.00 p.m. in your diary – first Sunday of the Month.
Our Play Group for carers of young children is continuing in the hall Mondays 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Please let others know about this group.
Homemade curds, relishes, pickles and jam — If you would like to order some, please email your order to Lea MacNeil (lea.macneil@gmail.com) and it will be delivered to Opshop.
Any notices for the service booklet will need to be submitted to the Parish Office email by Wednesday evening at the latest.
Readings for the coming week and next Sunday:
Monday | 1 Thessalonians 1.1–5 | Psalm 149.1–5 | Matthew 23.13–22 |
Tuesday | 1 Thessalonians 2.1–8 | Psalm 139.1–5 | Matthew 23.23–26 |
Wednesday | 1 Thessalonians 2.9–13 | Psalm 139.6–11 | Matthew 23.27–32 |
Thursday | 1 Thessalonians 3.7–13 | Psalm 90.11–17 | Matthew 24.42–51 |
Friday | 1 Thessalonians 4.1–8 | Psalm 97.6–12 | Matthew 25.1–13 |
Saturday | 1 Thessalonians 4.9–12 | Psalm 98 | Matthew 25.14–30 |
Readings for Next Sunday 1 September – Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost.
First Reading: Jeremiah 2.4–13 Psalm: 81.1, 10–16
Second Reading: Hebrews 13.1–8,15–16 Gospel: Luke 14.1, 7–14
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