Welcome to any visitors with us today. Please join us for morning tea.
The flowers in the church today are donated by Jo Raj in thanksgiving for her 23rd wedding anniversary (today) and also in loving memory of her Great Grandmother, Eunice Dahler (23rd Anniversary of her death).
TODAY — 11.30am Talk followed by Myanmar Lunch
Following 9.30am service, and tea/coffee.
Come and enjoy authentic Myanmar food with wine or fruit juice.
(*Please note: St Luke’s promotes the responsible consumption of Alcohol)
100% of donations go to the ABM Myanmar Clean Water Project.
Sunday 29th September at 3 pm – SYDNEY CHAMBER CHOIR CONCERT – “Heirs and Rebels”: Held at Christ Church St Laurence. Livestream on Australian Digital Concert Hall. Tickets https://www.sydneychamberchoir.org/heirsandrebels or call SCC Box Office 1300 661 738
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DAYLIGHT SAVING begins at 2am NEXT SUNDAY 6th OCTOBER 2024
REMEMBER to put your clocks forward 1 Hour!!!
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Saturday 12th October at 3pm – Molokai: The story of Fr Damien
Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the release of the film Molokai – as part of the celebration of the Leprosy Mission’s 150th year.
Based on a true story, this drama focuses on Father Damien (David Wenham), a Roman Catholic priest from Belgium who takes up a post at a Hawaiian leprosy settlement. Appalled by the conditions that he finds the leprosy patients living in, Damien works tirelessly to aid the stricken people. In addition to making the colony more habitable, Damien tries to act as a spiritual guide for the beleaguered islanders, always selflessly putting the well-being of others first.
Held: Palace Cinemas, Moore Park, NSW
Price: $37.00 ($30.00 Admission + $2.00 booking fee + $5.00 fundraiser fee)
NOTE: Tickets must be booked in advance and need to be booked Online by 2nd October
https://fan-force.com/screenings/molokai-the-story-of-father-damien-palace-moore-park/
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Sunday 13th October – Blessing of the Animals:
We will be celebrating the Feast of St Francis of Assisi with our Annual Blessing of the Animals during our 9.30am service.
Please remember to bring your pets along on the day for a blessing.
Sunday 13th October: 6pm Spirit of Taize Service.
7.30 pm — Tuesday Night Bible Study: At Fr Philip’s home, 5 Lincoln Street, Stanmore. All welcome. The study is currently on the book of Genesis. Please bring a bible.
Copies of Fr Jeff’s Sunday Sermons are made available in the church foyer each Sunday for those who would like to take a copy.
If you would like a home or hospital visit from Fr Jeff for any reason, please contact him on his Mob: 0409 719 927
Tuesday 15th October at 11am – ABM Sydney Auxiliary Lunch:
Funds raised from this luncheon will support Students at the Bishop Newton School of Theology, PNG.
Guest Speaker: Meagan Schwarz (ABM Key Relationships Manager) Venue: Christ Church St Laurence hall, 505 Pitt street, Sydney RSVP by Friday 11 October.
ABM Office: info@abmission.org.au or Ph: 9264 1021
Saturday 26th October at 2.30pm – Sydney MOW Annual Meeting in St Luke’s parish hall.
Guest Speaker is Bishop Genieve Blackwell. Afternoon tea will be served. Everyone is invited – you don’t have to be a member to attend.
Saturday 26th October at 6pm for 6.30pm – Men’s Night Out: Silvas Restaurant Petersham, 1/82–86 New Canterbury Rd Petersham. For more information contact Kevin Green on Mob: 0405 691 055
Sunday 27th October – St Luke’s Patronal Festival: 9.30am Service followed by a Shared Lunch. Our Guest Speaker will be Bp Genieve Blackwell.
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Prayer & Reflection – using the songs of Taizé
Led by a Taizé Brother
*Tue 22nd October at 7pm – Evening Prayer: St Patrick’s Cathedral, Cnr Victoria Road & Marist Place, Parramatta.
*Saturday 26th October, 9am – 2pm – Quiet Day: Uniting Church, 10–12 Clanwilliam Street, Willoughby.
*Sunday 27th October at 2pm – Sunday Prayer: St James’ Anglican Church, 173 King Street, Sydney.
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Sunday 3rd November at 2pm – The History of St James Church
2‑hour seminar presented by Professor Mark Hutchinson; University of Western Sydney who has been commissioned to write the history of St James’ Church.
Held: St James’ Hall, Level 1, 169–171 Philips Street. Refreshments served. Ph: (02) 8227 1200 or Email: paul.oslington@sjks.org.au
2024 St James’ International Organ Festival: Saturday 16th November @ 5pm – Sarah Kim (France), Australian organist. Held at St James’ Church, 173 King Street, Sydney. Ticket available at cost – In Person or livestream. Visit https://www.sjks.org.au
Thursday 28th to Saturday 30th November – MOW Conference in Brisbane. See the leaflet in the hall or our St Luke’s Website for more information.
Sunday 1st December – You are Invited!
On 30th November this year Fr Jeff celebrates 30 years of priesthood.
There will be a ’bring and share’ lunch held in the Parish Hall on Sunday 1st December after church to celebrate this happy day with Fr Jeff and Michelle.
Please mark this day in your calendar and come along to share this special day with them.
Saturday 7th December – St Luke’s Christmas Market — 9am to 2pm.
ST PAULS PANTRY needs food, health and cleaning items: A basket is in the church foyer for donations.
Food for our worms – Leave your worm food gifts at church on Sundays or drop off during the week. Please remember to remove the strings from your teabags. (N.B. — no dairy, citrus, onions or meat).
Weekly Intercessions for our Community: Sunday: Fr Jeff and Michelle Parker; Ann Petersen & Rachel; Rick Prately & Simon; Jo, Ramendra, Thomas & Lucy Raj.
Monday: Julie Olston & Philippa; Andrew Patterson; Meaghan Patterson.
Tuesday: Joyce, Andrew, Rachel, Biance, Belinda & Bryson Reddy.
Wednesday: Eddie, Susan, Stephanie, Edwin, Leilani & Carmen Reddy.
Thursday: John Reimer; Matilda Rinker; and Grahame Sadler.
Friday: We pray for pastoral care ministry teams at all Hospitals and all those who are ministered to.
Saturday: Almighty God, we pray for those in areas of conflict. We pray for healing and good medical care for those who have been injured. For those who have lost homes and possessions, please meet their daily needs for food, clean water and shelter and comfort those who mourn the loss of loved ones. And bless all who are helping those impacted. Amen.
Prayers for the sick: Andy Serafin; John Bowen (Priest); Ron; Nalini MacIntyre; Simone Crowther; Alex Regos; Ruth Dodd; Helen Woellner; Douglas Johnston; Susie Brooks; Sarah; Marion Maddox; Delia Bone; Karen Steiner-Hill; Andrew; Sarah; and Fr Max Woods.
Recently Departed: Dayalan Saminathan.
Anniversaries of the Departed: Eunice Dahler; William Bugle; Claudine McLeod; Harold McLead; Ellen Miller; Marj Newport; Margaret Doyle; Geoff Juergens; Thomas Kerr; and Ruth Cropley.
Saints Commemoration: 29th: Michael and All Angels; and 30th Jerome, Priest and biblical scholar (d. 420).
Long Term Pastoral Prayer list: Christine Kondratenko; John Bunyan (Priest); Margaret Chiew; Gerald Grant; Barbara Raymond; Janet Walmsley; Florence Shellard; Ray Sommer; John Hardy; Lyn Carrington; Barbara Allen; Marissa & Meg Maack, Jude, Isla, & Al Donnell; Noel Jeffs; Laurie Bestel; Robert Gibbs; Michael Aiken; Sabitri Thapa; and Joel Thapa.
Readings for Next Sunday – 20th Sunday After Pentecost
First Reading: Job 1.1;2.-10 Psalm: 26
Second Reading: Hebrews 1.1–4; 2.5–12 Gospel: Mark 10.2–16
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