This Week
THIS SUNDAY: Pentecost 16
10.30am Holy Eucharist (Online)
Go to the website or google Kyneton Anglicans Youtube.
Wednesday—Friday:
9.00am Morning Prayer (Rectory)
5.00pm Evening Prayer (via Zoom)
Thurs & Fri also in St Paul’s Memorial Garden.
Wednesday:
10.00am —Holy Eucharist—St Paul’s Memorial Garden & via Zoom
Thursday:
3.00pm Discussion & Study Group via Zoom
NEXT SUNDAY: Pentecost 17
8.45am Holy Eucharist (St John’s Memorial Garden)
10.30am Holy Eucharist—St Paul’s Memorial Garden & Online
4.30pm Sunday Sharing—St Paul’s Memorial Garden and via Zoom
Please note: What will happen this week will depend very much on continued health guidelines, so please be aware that there are possible changes that may occur quickly. Every endeavour will be made to let you know of changes.
For Your Notice
DISCUSSION & STUDY GROUP—Opportunities for reflecting in different ways.
Discussing and sharing reflection on the Scriptures can be a rewarding and important experience as struggling to understand and apply our faith in everyday life can be enhanced greatly by doing so in a group. Continues this Thursday on Zoom at 3pm.
Discussing and sharing reflection on the Scriptures can be a rewarding and important experience as struggling to understand and apply our faith in everyday life can be enhanced greatly by doing so in a group. Continues this Thursday on Zoom at 3pm.
COVID-19 ISOLATION REFLECTIONS
So far we have a few reflections from people regarding thoughts, feelings and/or activities people have been undertaking during this strange and yet unusually unique time in our community, national and even global history. There is still time to get some thoughts together on paper (stories, poems, prayers), or photos or sound recordings even. In this light Elizabeth has agreed to do some sound recording after church services for those who might like to give even a brief reflection on their experiences. If you have something to contribute please contact Elizabeth on 5323 5151 or email: bethan.acup@westnet.com.au.
So far we have a few reflections from people regarding thoughts, feelings and/or activities people have been undertaking during this strange and yet unusually unique time in our community, national and even global history. There is still time to get some thoughts together on paper (stories, poems, prayers), or photos or sound recordings even. In this light Elizabeth has agreed to do some sound recording after church services for those who might like to give even a brief reflection on their experiences. If you have something to contribute please contact Elizabeth on 5323 5151 or email: bethan.acup@westnet.com.au.
For Your Prayers
Some thoughts are added in this section of concerns you may like to pray for during this week. If you would like anything added in the comings weeks please telephone or email prayer requests through to Fr Ian.
The World
Give thanks and pray for Medical Health professionals and the support they give in dangerous and difficult circumstances during this Pandemic.
The Church
In the Anglican Communion pray for the Dioceses of Naramimbe (Uganda), Abyei (South Sudan) and Accra (West Africa). In Australia for the Diocese of Willochra.. In Bendigo for Bishop Matt and for the Parish of Elmore; for Anthony and Jo Stones and the parish community.
Our Community
Give thanks for relief of restrictions in our community; for businesses as they reopen and all people as we carefully engage in community life.
Parish Healing List
June, Rosemary, Jean, Brian, Veronica, Cheryl, Jill, Sandra, Joan, Carmen, Roslyn, Paisley, Shirley, Bev, Diana, Travis, Elizabeth, Saxton, Eliza, Bali, Ron, Keith, Prudence, Kirrili, Glen, Peter, Louise, Maddie & Paul, Allan, Ny, Helen, Gerald, Carmel, Bernard and Claire.
Recently Departed
Anniversary
Reg Young (27 September), Ced Seakins (3 October) .
Continue to pray for our current Crisis
Lord, in this time of uncertainty, we pray for your wisdom and peace.
We pray for those who are sick, that they would be healed.
We pray for health care workers, that they would have the strength and energy to care for the sick.
Give wisdom to leaders as they navigate difficult decisions in protecting their communities.
Use this time to unite people and turn toward their neighbours with love and compassion.
Help us to remember that You go before us and we are not alone.
AMEN.
This prayer comes from Medical Teams International
The World
Give thanks and pray for Medical Health professionals and the support they give in dangerous and difficult circumstances during this Pandemic.
The Church
In the Anglican Communion pray for the Dioceses of Naramimbe (Uganda), Abyei (South Sudan) and Accra (West Africa). In Australia for the Diocese of Willochra.. In Bendigo for Bishop Matt and for the Parish of Elmore; for Anthony and Jo Stones and the parish community.
Our Community
Give thanks for relief of restrictions in our community; for businesses as they reopen and all people as we carefully engage in community life.
Parish Healing List
June, Rosemary, Jean, Brian, Veronica, Cheryl, Jill, Sandra, Joan, Carmen, Roslyn, Paisley, Shirley, Bev, Diana, Travis, Elizabeth, Saxton, Eliza, Bali, Ron, Keith, Prudence, Kirrili, Glen, Peter, Louise, Maddie & Paul, Allan, Ny, Helen, Gerald, Carmel, Bernard and Claire.
Recently Departed
Anniversary
Reg Young (27 September), Ced Seakins (3 October) .
Continue to pray for our current Crisis
Lord, in this time of uncertainty, we pray for your wisdom and peace.
We pray for those who are sick, that they would be healed.
We pray for health care workers, that they would have the strength and energy to care for the sick.
Give wisdom to leaders as they navigate difficult decisions in protecting their communities.
Use this time to unite people and turn toward their neighbours with love and compassion.
Help us to remember that You go before us and we are not alone.
AMEN.
This prayer comes from Medical Teams International
Pray @ 5.00pm
Join faith communities around our region for 5 minutes of prayer each day at 5.55pm.
Pray wherever you are regarding the COVID-19 crisis as it affects the lives and livelihoods of our communities and the world; for all who have COVID-19 and their families and all who mourn the tragic loss of beloved family and friends.
Pray for people who find themselves out of work and for wholeness, wellbeing, mental and physical health of all people.
Finish each time by saying The Lord's Prayer. May Jesus healing love and mercy bring wholeness and peace.
The bell at St Paul’s will be rung at 6pm.
Thank you to all who are joining in this prayer initiative.
Keep Going!
Pray wherever you are regarding the COVID-19 crisis as it affects the lives and livelihoods of our communities and the world; for all who have COVID-19 and their families and all who mourn the tragic loss of beloved family and friends.
Pray for people who find themselves out of work and for wholeness, wellbeing, mental and physical health of all people.
Finish each time by saying The Lord's Prayer. May Jesus healing love and mercy bring wholeness and peace.
The bell at St Paul’s will be rung at 6pm.
Thank you to all who are joining in this prayer initiative.
Keep Going!
Praying for those affected by Covid-19
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Lord, in this time of uncertainty,
we pray for your wisdom and peace. We pray for those who are sick, that they would be healed. We pray for health care workers, that they would have the strength and energy to care for the sick. Give wisdom to leaders as they navigate difficult decisions in protecting their communities. Use this time to unite people and turn toward their neighbours with love and compassion. Help us to remember that You go before us and we are not alone. AMEN. |
This prayer comes from Medical Teams International. Please try and make this prayer a part of your daily prayers this week, especially as lockdowns continue in Victoria and as cases rise in various parts of the world. We and our community need us to be part of a world-wide community of prayer.
