THIS WEEK
THIS SUNDAY:
10.30am Holy Eucharist (online) Easter 7 Go to the website or email for the link
11.30am Virtual Morning Tea (via Zoom)
Tuesday — Friday:
9am Morning Prayer (Privately)
5pm Evening Prayer (St Paul’s)
Wednesday:
10.00am Holy Eucharist (St Paul’s & via Zoom)
Thursday:
3.00pm Discussion & Study Group
(via Zoom—if you haven’t been part of the group but would like to join in please contact Fr Ian)
NEXT SUNDAY:
10.30am Holy Eucharist (online) Pentecost
11.30am Virtual Morning Tea (via Zoom)
10.30am Holy Eucharist (online) Easter 7 Go to the website or email for the link
11.30am Virtual Morning Tea (via Zoom)
Tuesday — Friday:
9am Morning Prayer (Privately)
5pm Evening Prayer (St Paul’s)
Wednesday:
10.00am Holy Eucharist (St Paul’s & via Zoom)
Thursday:
3.00pm Discussion & Study Group
(via Zoom—if you haven’t been part of the group but would like to join in please contact Fr Ian)
NEXT SUNDAY:
10.30am Holy Eucharist (online) Pentecost
11.30am Virtual Morning Tea (via Zoom)
FOR YOUR NOTICE
INVITATION TO WORSHIP--
Please note Wednesday 10.00am Holy Eucharist People wanting to attend on Wednesday at 10.00am must contact Fr Ian. The cut off will be at 10 people plus priest. It will be first in best dressed. The Wednesday Eucharist will be conducted in the body of the Church rather than the Chapel to meet social distancing requirements. This Service will also be on ZOOM.
Next Sunday—
Those with a surname starting from P through to Z can attend. We’re going to start from the end of the alphabet first (they nearly always end up last). Anyone with a surname starting with the letter A through to I are invited to attend. Please let me know whether you are able or want to come by Friday and I will reserve you a place.
Please note Wednesday 10.00am Holy Eucharist People wanting to attend on Wednesday at 10.00am must contact Fr Ian. The cut off will be at 10 people plus priest. It will be first in best dressed. The Wednesday Eucharist will be conducted in the body of the Church rather than the Chapel to meet social distancing requirements. This Service will also be on ZOOM.
Next Sunday—
Those with a surname starting from P through to Z can attend. We’re going to start from the end of the alphabet first (they nearly always end up last). Anyone with a surname starting with the letter A through to I are invited to attend. Please let me know whether you are able or want to come by Friday and I will reserve you a place.
PLANTS & POTS
There are still some pots available outside the Church Hall doors for anyone who needs them. Now continues to be a great time to propagate and grow from cuttings. Only time will tell if we can have a Plant sale and Christmas Fair this year. Nevertheless happy potting!
There are still some pots available outside the Church Hall doors for anyone who needs them. Now continues to be a great time to propagate and grow from cuttings. Only time will tell if we can have a Plant sale and Christmas Fair this year. Nevertheless happy potting!
A RECORD OF COVID 19 SELF ISOLATION EXPERIENCES
We would like to put together a record of peoples experiences of this time of restrictions during the COVID 19 pandemic and all are welcome to make a contribution. * It may be a short written reflection of what it was like for you.
* You may like to write a poem or a short piece of prose (it could even be fictional).
* How about a drawing, painting or some photography with captions.
* Someone may like to compose a prayer.
* There could even be videos which we can put links into what we publish and go on the website.
What we are experiencing now is a not often repeated event, so it would be great to capture peoples thoughts, feelings and record things that people have said and done during this time
We would like to put together a record of peoples experiences of this time of restrictions during the COVID 19 pandemic and all are welcome to make a contribution. * It may be a short written reflection of what it was like for you.
* You may like to write a poem or a short piece of prose (it could even be fictional).
* How about a drawing, painting or some photography with captions.
* Someone may like to compose a prayer.
* There could even be videos which we can put links into what we publish and go on the website.
What we are experiencing now is a not often repeated event, so it would be great to capture peoples thoughts, feelings and record things that people have said and done during this time
NEED HELP WITH WEEDING, PRUNING, MOWING & EDGES
Call Riley (Rosemary Howarth)
0448 792 068
Call Riley (Rosemary Howarth)
0448 792 068
EMERGENCY RELIEF IN KYNETON
Just a reminder that Emergency Food Relief is still operating out of Kyneton Caring Community. If the front door is closed deliveries can be made at the back of the shop. Alternatively people can drop off items at the Rectory and Fr Ian will deliver them.
Just a reminder that Emergency Food Relief is still operating out of Kyneton Caring Community. If the front door is closed deliveries can be made at the back of the shop. Alternatively people can drop off items at the Rectory and Fr Ian will deliver them.
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
Pray for vision to see how as human beings we can live differently and not just snap back to the ways things were.
The Church
Pray for all members of the Anglican Communion throughout the world; for Archbishop Justin Welby, the Anglican Consultative Council, the Secretary general and staff of the Anglican Communion Office. In Australia & our Diocese as we pray for the Week of prayer for Reconciliation.
Our Community
Pray for Aboriginal Australians in our community.
PARISH HEALING LIST
Sandra, Joan, Carmen, Roslyn, Paisley, Fr Neil, 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.
A Personal prayer at home
God,
In all our possibilities and potential,
In our plans and our purpose,
In our promises and pleasures,
In our problems and perplexities,
In our play and in our pastimes,
In our pain and in our perils,
In our powers and in our passions,
Of you presence and your peace,
You provide us.
[David Adam, Encompassing God]
The World
Pray for vision to see how as human beings we can live differently and not just snap back to the ways things were.
The Church
Pray for all members of the Anglican Communion throughout the world; for Archbishop Justin Welby, the Anglican Consultative Council, the Secretary general and staff of the Anglican Communion Office. In Australia & our Diocese as we pray for the Week of prayer for Reconciliation.
Our Community
Pray for Aboriginal Australians in our community.
PARISH HEALING LIST
Sandra, Joan, Carmen, Roslyn, Paisley, Fr Neil, 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.
A Personal prayer at home
God,
In all our possibilities and potential,
In our plans and our purpose,
In our promises and pleasures,
In our problems and perplexities,
In our play and in our pastimes,
In our pain and in our perils,
In our powers and in our passions,
Of you presence and your peace,
You provide us.
[David Adam, Encompassing God]
PRAYERS @ 5.55pm
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!
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!
PRAYING FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY COVID-19
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
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