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St John's Anglican Church Toorak with All Saints Kooyong St John’s Anglican Church Toorak with All Saints Kooyong Welcome to The Anglican parish of St John the Evangelist 86 Clendon Rd Toorak VIC 3142 PH 98261765 Vicar Archdeacon Dr Bradly S Billings 6th July 2014 Fourth Sunday our mission statement after Pentecost What we have seen and heard we announce to you also, so that you will join us 8am Holy Communion in the fellowship that we 10am Sung Eucharist have with the Father and St John’s Toorak with his son Jesus Christ. 1 John 1.3 8.30am Holy Communion All Saints Kooyong www.saintjohnstoorak.org NOTICES Today Sunday evening service with Holy All Age ‘Teddy Bear’ Service at Communion - today 10.00am. There will be a Holy Our thanks and a warm welcome Communion service on the first today to Hanford Lam as our Sunday of the month at 5pm guest organist at 8am, and throughout 2014. organist & pianist at 10am. An Concert accomplished pianist, Hanford The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of took up the organ just over a year Victoria Inc together with St John’s ago at Melbourne High School, Toorak present Dame Nellie Melba, under Mel's tutelage. He is in his a musical celebration, Saturday 12 first year of a double degree at July at 2pm, Buxton Hall. See back Monash University, studying of pewsheet for further details. Arts and Music, specialising in piano. Hanford is also an Organ Christmas in July dinner & Choral Scholar at All Saints Organised by the St John’s Men’s East St Kilda. Fellowship group, this invitation is open to both men and women of the Choir recess parish plus their friends and Our parish choir has its annual relatives! On Tuesday 29th July at winter recess until Sunday 27 Kooyong Tennis club, from July. During this time, reflective 7.00pm. About $50 per person. music for the 10am service will Sign up sheet available if you be provided by: would like to attend. Any questions 6 July Felicity Caterer please contact Greg 0451 029 735. 13 July Bruce Fordham & Paola Bastreri-Grey 20 July Katherine Lieschke & friends 27 July Megan Oldmeadow & Will Lennie Confirmation Parish Administrator A service of confirmation has been The Christ Church South Yarra organised for Sunday 16 Parish Administrator is retiring in November at 5.00pm. For September 2014. The Parish seeks inquiries please contact the vicar. to employ a replacement and Parish barbeque invites applications for the Will be in recess over Winter. position. Part time, hours negotiable. A detailed position Sunday School description and application form The Sunday School will now be in are available from the Parish web recess over the school holidays, site at www.ccsy.org.au or from resuming on Sunday July 27th. The the Parish Office on 9866 4434. All Age Service on Sunday July 6th Requests for further information today (at 10am) and Messy Church or applications for the position on Sunday July 20th (4pm-6pm) should be addressed to Mr. Jamie will continue as normal. Miller, Christ Church South Yarra, PO Box 8 South Yarra 3141 WORSHIP at St John’s Director of Music – Professor Mel Waters This Sunday: 6 July Next Sunday: 13 July Fourth Sunday after Pentecost Fifth Sunday after Pentecost (green) (green) 8.00am - Holy Communion 8.00am - Holy Communion Hymns: 569, 597, 545 Hymns: 472 v1,3&4, 276 v1,2&4, 402 Gen 24.34-38, 42-49, 58-67 Genesis 25.19-34 (V Randall) (clergy) Ps 119.105-112 Ps 45.10-17 Romans 8.1-11 (J Smith) Romans 7.14-25 (T Craddock) Matthew 13.1-9, 18-23 Matthew 11.15-19, 25-30 Celebrant: The Rev Kirsty Ross Celebrant: The Rev Hilary Roath Preacher: The Rev Kirsty Ross Preacher: The Ven Dr Bradly Intercessor: Jenny Smith Billings Intercessor: clergy 10.00am - Sung Eucharist 10.00am - Sung Eucharist All Age service - printed service A Prayer Book for Australia p119 booklet Hymns: 472 v1,3&4, 276 v1,2&4, 402 Hymns: 569, 597, 545 Genesis 25.19-34 (C Beecher) Gen 24.34-38, 42-49, 58-67 Ps 119.105-112 (S Kincaid) Romans 8.1-11 (J Griffith) Ps 45.10-17 Matthew 13.1-9, 18-23 Romans 7.14-25 (B Brown) Anthem: How lovely are thy dwellings Matthew 11.15-19, 25-30 (Liddle) Anthem: Simple gifts (Copland) Motet: Ave Verum (Perosi) Motet: The prayer (Dion/Bocelli) Celebrant: The Rev Hilary Roath Celebrant: The Ven Dr Bradly Billings Preacher: The Rev Kirsty Ross Preacher: The Ven Dr Bradly Billings Children’s Ministry: In recess Children’s Ministry: In recess Intercessor: James Griffith Intercessor: clergy 5pm Evening service - 5pm Evening service Holy Communion WORSHIP at All Saints Kooyong This Sunday: 6 July Next Sunday: 13 July Fourth Sunday after Pentecost Fifth Sunday after Pentecost (green) (green) 8.00am - Holy Communion 8.00am - Holy Communion Gen 24.34-38, 42-49, 58-67 Genesis 25.19-34 (Nigel D) (tbc) Ps 119.105-112 Ps 45.10-17 Romans 8.1-11 (Javed L) Romans 7.14-25 (tbc) Matthew 13.1-9, 18-23 Matthew 11.15-19, 25-30 Celebrant: The Rev Hilary Roath Celebrant: The Rev Kirsty Ross Preacher: The Rev Hilary Roath Preacher: The Rev Kirsty Ross Intercessor: Javed L Intercessor: Andrew P PRAYER NOTES World & Nation: For our CMS Link We pray for Anglican Christians Missionaries: working for peace in so many Andrew, Helen, Jacqueline and troubled parts of the world. Alyssa. The Church of Pakistan (Bp Samuel For the sick and all in need: Robert Azariah); Mission Agencies Sophie; Matthew; John of the Anglican Church of Australia; Saunders; Susan; Jenny Hume Anglican Grammar School Williams; Alan; Paul Dalton; (Bill Sweeney, Principal; Peter Reverend Keith Pritchard; Waterhouse, Chaplain); Lorne Helen Chang; Samuel; Kim Anglican Uniting Church (Lynton Charge; Matthew Cameron; Wade); Wonga Park Parish - Dorothy; Robert John; Lyn centenary service (Bp Barbara Craven; Becky Newman; Sarojini Darling); Church of the Maclarn; Peter Leeton. Resurrection, Macedon - visit (Bp Philip Huggins); St George’s Red For those in nursing homes and Hill - blessing of new building (Bp those who are house bound: Paul White). Nan Milner; Randall Watt; Lorna Mirfield; Dorothy Hughes; Those celebrating birthdays: Michael Moore; Don Sawers; Sebastian Rudge (Tues). Judith Williams; Thelma For schools in the community: Freeman. Geelong Grammar School Toorak Give thanks for those whose Campus (Glamorgan), Head of Anniversary of death is this Campus Garry Pierson; St week:. Catherine's School, Principal Shirley Lillie; Mary Rowe; Beryl Michelle Carroll; CRE program and Hogan; Ursula Russell; Richard teachers at Toorak Primary School. Park; Joan MacLeod; The Toorak Ecumenical Luciana Herbert; Jenny Stokes; Movement: Dorothy Patching. Pray for our partner churches: Flowers by the Book of Memory St Peter’s Roman Catholic Church, are in loving memory of the late Toorak Uniting Church, The Edward Miles Birkett from his Swedish Church. sons Simon and Roderic. For those who lead us in the Flowers by the Book of Memory Anglican Church: are in loving memory of my The Most Revd Philip Freier, lovely mother Gwendoline Archbishop of Melbourne Tomlinson. The Right Revd Paul White, Bishop of the Southern Region. MELBOURNE ARCHBISHOP TO LEAD AUSTRALIAN ANGLICAN CHURCH Sustaining a national presence and strengthening the church’s contribution to rural communities are among the most important challenges facing the Anglican Church of Australia, believes the new leader, Archbishop Philip Freier. As primate, Dr Freier is the spiritual leader of the Anglican Church of Australia, its spokesman to politicians and the wider community, but the role is more a first among equals than one with constitutional authority. He cannot instruct other bishops as, say, the Pope can. “I look forward to the opportunity of working with the church around the country. The church across its parishes, schools and service agencies makes a powerful contribution to Australian society,” Dr Freier said. Dr Freier was elected by a special synod of laymen, clergy and bishops from around the country, and takes over after the church’s three-yearly parliament ends in Adelaide on Friday. Brisbane Archbishop Phillip Aspinall is stepping down after nine years. The church’s general synod, or national parliament, opens in Adelaide on Monday. Dr Freier, 59, has been Archbishop of the Melbourne diocese since December 2006. He was elected at a time of some division in the diocese, with one election synod failing to choose a candidate before his name was put up second time round. Since then, theological and churchmanship tensions have eased enormously in Melbourne, attributed in part to Dr Freier’s calm nature, even-handedness, willingness to listen, and desire to engage as widely as possible. He set out to encourage Anglicans. He is also regarded as an able administrator who has worked to stabilise the diocesan balance sheet. Raised in a working class suburb in Brisbane, where his father worked for Queensland Railways, Dr Freier attended Virginia primary school and Hendra high school. He did a science degree, gained education qualifications and asked to be posted to indigenous communities. In Far North Queensland he was profoundly influenced by Aboriginal Christians and underwent what he calls a conversion of identity to become a strong Christian within the Anglican tradition. Elected bishop of the Northern Territory in 1999, Dr Freier led many services in indigenous languages. Coming from one of the smallest dioceses (by number), with some 15 parishes, to one of the biggest, with more than 200 parishes and more than 400 clergy, Dr Freier spent a lot of time in his first few years travelling the diocese and conversing with Christians and non-Christians.
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