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St.Luke's Anglican Church TARGET YOUR ADVERTING $$$ Advertise in the next edition of The Advocate. Call Now! Ask about our great package deals Ph. (03) 5721 3484 Fax. (03) 5722 1427 Email - [email protected] Issue: 077 Newspaper of the Anglican Diocese of Wangaratta I www.wangaratta-anglican.org.au October 2018 Issue: 004 Small enough to care and big enough to make a difference MARCH 2012 ONE BODY...THE MANY ADVOCATE PARTS1 Corinthians 12:20 INSPIRED BY GOD’S LOVE, THROUGH WORSHIP, PRAYER AND SCRIPTURAL REFLECTION, WE SEEK TO LIVE OUR CHRIST- CENTRED VALUES BY MEETING THE NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH SERVING AND ACCEPTING OTHERS. Cobram Nothern Albury Yarrawonga Albury Nathalia Rutherglen Numurkah Chiltern Wodonga HISTORY Tallangatta Corryong Wangaratta West Yackandandah Shepparton Beechworth WANGARATTA Benalla Myrtleford THAT Bright Mount Beauty Nagambie Euroa SHAPES Seymour Mansfield Broadford Yea Alexandra Kilmore OUR DIOCESE Marysville The Diocese of Wangaratta is now blessed with a full house of clergy to offer priestly leadership and spiritual support across the Diocese. As all of our parishes are laid out on a map in front of us we see the vast area that our Diocese covers with their separate towns and regions. Yet we also see an obvious bond that extends beyond our churches and into the communities. We come together as one church to celebrate God’s love, to seek opportunities to work together as God’s people. This strength of our Diocese and our collegiality will enable us to more effectively extend the kingdom of God through our Parishes and into the wider Community. FROM THE BISHOP - Page 3 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY - Page 4 ONLY ONE EARTH EDITORIAL - Page 11 JUST KEEP GOING BY DIANA CHERRY sometimes you just have recipients have been to Alice Springs was an to ‘keep going’, and for grateful, but that is not opportunity to visit the What does this hundreds of kilometers. the necessarily the same Santa Teresa Mission, phrase mean to thing! First-hand contact and to meet contacts at you? Encouragement It is twelve years since has been helpful for all the Anglican Church in to persevere? An our Parish Guild began a of us. Alice Springs. instruction not to look supporting relationship back? Recently, it was a with several groups in Last year the Thompson Continued on page 3 frequent response when the Northern Territory. family visited the two Ed and I were traveling in Our concern has always remote aboriginal our A’van in the Outback been that we were schools out of Katherine PHOTO LEFT: A wonderful and asked for directions. sending things they that we support, and this variety of design and Distances are large and actually needed. The year Ed’s and my trip colour in the scarves. FROM THE BISHOP OUR HISTORY - page 4 - 5 PAGE 3 PAGE FEATURE 2 THE ADVOCATE October 2018 WHAT’S INSIDE? The Nepal Community Project 2018 From the Bishop................................3 BY LUCY BETT 2018 has seen our students involved Diocesan Calendar............................3 in service learning locally, nationally and globally. With community and care FEATURE..........................................5 central to what we believe at Cathedral, service learning is an integral part of MU Column.......................................6 each student’s education. From Prep to year Twelve, students take part in Social Justice Committee..................8 service, volunteer work and fundraising activities, and as they progress through Leisure Page.....................................9 the College they play a more active role in the selection and organisation of events for charities and causes that Diocesan Parish Times....................11 they themselves have chosen. This year our students have volunteered People & Parishes...........................12 their time through community service programs with Anglicare, St. Johns’ Village, Rangeview and the RSL, with CONTACT US our students and staff well represented GENERAL ENQUIRIES, at Anzac Day services across the North DESIGN & PRODUCTION East. Fiona Van Bree Tel: (03) 5721 3484 Over the Summer, students from the [email protected] Middle and Senior Schools departed www.wangaratta-anglican.org.au Melbourne for Kathmandu to spend three weeks trekking in one of the Printed by North East Media, Wangaratta, Victoria most striking mountain regions of the world. With the main trail meandering The Scripture quotations are from the New Revised Standard Version up an alpine valley to the base camp of the Bible, copyrighted, 1989, by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of Ama Dablam, students enjoyed of America, and are used by permission. All rights reserved spectacular views every day, spending time amongst the vibrant culture of the Sherpa people. DETAILS Visits to Thyangboche Monastery and Namche Bazaar were both fascinating and fun, but most memorable was The Advocate Newspaper is published by the Anglican the time our students spent at Puiyan Diocese of Wangaratta and is distributed across the Village. Involved in a community project Diocese on the 1st week of every month (excluding at the local primary school where 35 January). students study in very basic conditions, our students helped improve the EDITORIAL & ADVERTISING CONTRIBUTIONS school conditions, as well as assisted Diocese of Wangaratta the children in the classroom. PO Box 457, Wangaratta VIC 3677 [email protected] Tel: (03) 5721 3484 “From this trip I have learned The Diocese is not responsible for the opinions how fortunate we are to live in a expressed by its contributors. Their views do not country such as Australia. Nepal necessarily reflect the policy of the paper or the Diocese. gave me the opportunity to see Acceptance of advertisements does not necessarily mean places on earth I had never even endorsement of the product or service. known about. I feel incredibly Do you have an Event that Editorial deadline is the 16th of each month (excluding grateful to have been given a December). chance to explore other countries you would like to advertise and learn from other cultures. Contributions and photos are welcome (please limit to Of most value though, was in the Advocate? approximately 300 words) for consideration for publication remembering to always look for the dependent on space and content with the understanding positives; the children we met over that they may be edited. there have so little compared with Pictures should be provided as a high resolution JPEG us and they are so happy, grateful Send them in to (200dpi) or Tiff if possible and content.” [email protected] Sarah Long Lester & Son Funeral Directors A tradition of personal, professional care since 1907 Ultreya Join JONATHAN GRIEVES-SMITH When: Saturday 13th October 2018 as he presents FAURE’S REQUIEM Holy Trinity Benalla Where: in one day Saturday 77 Arundel St Benalla 20th OCTOBER 2018 Time: 12pm for bring and share lunch 9:00am followed by Ultreya RSCM members $25 Others $30 Andrew Harbick & Darren Eddy Picture is from our St Matthew’s Church recent retreat when we Call now for immediate service or for an Albury nsw appointment to discuss your funeral needs. collated words we would use to describe Cursillo CONCERT 6:00 pm St Matthew’s Church 02 6056 1700 to others. Albury 49 Thomas Mitchell Drive Wodonga Tickets Adult $15; Children under 18 Free. Tickets also at the door. www.lesterandson.com.au For more information on how to be a part of it and to book your ticket All Hours • All Areas • Pre-planned Funerals Available Please come and share your words with us go to https://www.trybooking.com/XIBW THE ADVOCATE October 2018 3 from the Bishop Dear Brothers and Sisters ‘Tis spring, and an old bishop’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of fly fishing – the trout, the whole trout and nothing but the trout. Since my youth I have been fascinated by the art of fishing with artificial fly. Tying up a bit of cotton, a few fibres of fur and feather, a spot of glitter to imitate an item of food which the wily trout just cannot bring itself to refuse. Placing it on or in the water so that its movement is irresistible. They do say that the secret to fishing is patience. I think that is not right. The secret to fishing is persistence – which is a very different characteristic. Sticking at it. Trying and trying again. Changing method if PHOTO ABOVE: Diana Cherry with Georgina who insisted to Diana and Ed that they have the cross for their one method doesn’t work. Reading the signs – the weather, the state of own home. the water, the abundance or lack of insect life. I have always thought that this is not a bad analogy for making disciples – Just Keep Going - continued from front page the call of Christ to the Church to be in the business of evangelism. The aboriginal schools are ages. The women love brightly- she has been able to choose about 300km east of Katherine. coloured cards; pictures of Jesus appropriate art supplies to The evangelist needs to be aware of the context in which she works. Urapunga is a community of only and other biblical characters are send to the Mission; brushes Whilst Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever, the 70 and when we first contacted helpful when the women ask and acrylic paints, screen- word he speaks needs inevitably to be inculturated if it is to find soil the school, the response was, Eileen and others to pray with printing frames and cloth. We in which to germinate. The great Anglican theologian John Macquarrie “We didn’t think anyone knew them. At present the Shelter is shall continue to send paints of once wrote that all revelation is an answer to a question, and if any we existed.” Minyerri south of in temporary accommodation various colours but, as a result piece of revelation does not answer a question we are asking then it is the Roper River is much larger.
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