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Welcome to Cavy Senior Minister Serving in August Roly Scott Mobile 021 133 1813 or 487 6364 Kids Offering Office Details Email [email protected] 5th Riley & Tayla 12th Chelsea & Rebekah Phone 455 8566 Senior Minister’s PA 19th Hannah & Laura Email [email protected] Heidi Mawhinney Mobile 027 504 8743 or 487 6060 Morning Tea Email [email protected] 5th Hawthorne Family 12th Goodman Family Youth Ministry 19th Caldwell Family Erin Winder Mobile 027 677 9023 Door Duty Sunday 5th August 2018 Email [email protected] 5th Robyn B & Sandra C 12th Peter & Joan Duncan Children’s Ministry 19th Hessian Family Julie Hessian 021 377 876 Welcome to Cavy Welcoming Team Outreach Ministry 5th Annette Johnstone 10:15am — Jeremy Scott leads us Julian Doorey 12th Penny M-C Mission is….Breakfast Church Mobile 022 098 5296 19th Judith Smith David Anderson speaks Email [email protected] ‘Don’t despise the day of small things’ Service Coordinator/Community Time Pastoral Care & Inclusion Team Leader 5th Roly Scott Sunday’s service and mid-winter dinner was indeed a Karene Scott 12th Erin Winder wonderful time. Thanks to our great organising, setting up, Mobile 027 355 2501 19th Julian Doorey cleaning up and meal preparing teams (and the amazing array of Email [email protected] salads) — we are so blessed. As I listened to Noah speak, my Please advise Heidi Mawhinney if there mind wandered (as it does these days) back to Nelson Baptist in Elders are any changes to the rosters. 1965, when I preached my first sermon at Noah's age. I couldn’t Mathew Hessian (Chair) 027 201 3710 get over how different it is for young people today who over Robyn Boyd 027 612 9199 Newsletter their schooling have to make many speeches in front of their peers. Unlike Noah, Sandra Copeland 021 297 5299 Items should be sent to Heidi Mawhinney I hung on to the pulpit because if I didn’t I’d have fallen over…. Peter Duncan 021 023 82084 at [email protected] by lunch time Renee Hollard 022 653 6563 on Thursday. We were reminded again of Phil and Glen Hollard's contribution to Divorce Care Trevor Johnstone 022 635 0245 when they prayed on Sunday and please pray for the new group that begins on Alan Mawhinney 027 779 0581 Wednesday led by Colleen Pacey and Neil George. And thanks too to the people Mike South 487 7681 This Week who have offered to wrap the programme around by helping with suppers etc. Barry Tipler 027 232 5767 We’ve been in the habit of joining to pray for the ministry at 6:45pm on the night Edith Wylie 455 5521 Monday 10am - Cavy-Catch-Up at Mitre 10 it’s on — an open invitation is given to any who wishes to join. Ian Brown, former NZBMS missionary, head of Tranzsend, and former Baptist National Leader died Secretary Tuesday quite suddenly in Auckland Hospital last Saturday. Ken Clark 455 7766 Treasurer Wednesday Next Sunday Amy McFadzien 027 222 2870 Thursday 10:15am — Paul Caldwell leads us Assistant Treasurer 9.30am - 11.30am - Playgroup Mission is… we continue our interviews Julie Hessian 021 377 876 6pm - 7.30pm - Girls Brigade Luke 14:1-14 Building Bookings Friday Heidi Mawhinney 487 6060/027 504 8743 9.30am - 11.30am - Playgroup 7pm - 9pm - Youth group Please join us for a ‘cuppa’ and a chat, in the hall, Caretaker after our gathering this morning. Ray Serong 022 068 4699 Saturday Newsletter Editor Sunday Heidi Mawhinney [email protected] 10.15am - Sunday Gathering For Visitors WOMEN IN THE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH Youth Group Dates It’s great to have you here with us Linda Flett, Lecturer, Laidlaw College, today. We hope you’ll feel welcome 10th Formal Dinner and enjoy your time at Cavy. Auckland and PhD student, Department of 17th Mission Impossible Theology and Religion, University of Otago Anya Bouman (5th) 24th Moana Pool The toilets and the crèche (for kids Friday 17 August, 7-9pm, Saturday 18 August Alex Petersen-Sharp (5th) Please check your texts/emails for details under three) can be reached through 9am-12.30. the door to the left of the stage. Chloe Gilchrist (7th) Otago Business School Lecture Room G.19, Marj Higgs (8th) CAP Money - Free Budgeting Course @ Cavy The Quiet Room, on the left hand side University of Otago Baptist… Tuesday 21, 28 Aug, and 4 Sept of the auditorium, is for parents who Each Course costs $20. Please register online Alan Mawhinney (8th) would like to listen to the message 7pm-8.30pm while they are feeding their babies. at www.otago.ac.nz/continuingeducation Robert McLintock (8th) Would you or someone you know be Margaret Dawson (11th) interested in attending a FREE 3 session CAP The hall is at the back of the building Otago Sports Chaplaincy Trust presents— Jenny Flack (11th) Money budgeting course, helping you to and can be reached through the door to Chaplaincy 101, a workshop for people the left of the stage and through the manage money, repay debt and live within foyer. looking to combine faith and sport. Saturday There is an opportunity for you your means? This will help you to prioritise 25th August 9am-3pm, Caversham Baptist to be involved in our Thursday the things important to you, budget, save and Church, $20 a person. To register or know morning playgroup ministry. Downstairs @ 10:45am spend well. It is ideal for both church and non more, please contact [email protected] by We need volunteers to: -church folk. Contact - Cavy Cap Team / Julian Thursday 16th August. Help set up at 9am on a Adventurers Doorey, 03 4563645, [email protected] . 3ys-Yr1 w Lisa. Thursday morning; Rhema Media - Prayer meeting 2pm in the Support our current team by welcoming Trailblazers Quiet room on Monday 6th August. 40 years families and interacting with adults and w Yr 2-3 Julie & Jacquie on air—Star (1377AM), Rhema (621AM), Life children. Yr 4-6 w Angela & Ella FM (94.2FM). If you are interested please contact Julie Blair Theme: God’s Champion — Miriam “It has changed my life completely. I was lost 021 189 6060 Bible Passage: Exodus 15:19-21 and Rhema brought me back on God’s path Memory Verse: Whatever you do, do it with the teachings in the evenings and with DivorceCare - Wed 8 Aug - Can you help? all for the glory of God. 1 Cor. 10:31 Ladies Fellowship The Word for Today. I can’t live without it Can you ‘walk across the room’… workplace Our next meeting is on Monday 13th August Quest anymore.” - A Rhema Listener or club to a person you know is experiencing Year 7-9: See Erin the pain of separation or divorce and invite 7.30pm in the downstairs room at church. them to a DivorceCare support group? A new Bring 50 cents and a small plate of supper. group is starting at Cavy Baptist on Wed 8 The speaker this time is Rochelle from Tithes & Aug, 7.30~9pm, for 13 weeks. Is anyone Disability Information Service Inc. All ladies available to serve tea / coffee and a snack to welcome. Offerings the group at any of their meetings? If yes, Neil George would love to hear from you. Ph BMF (Be Mission Focused) For those who wish to tithe or make an 03 4761638, 027 4320292. 1.30 - 3 pm Thursday 9th July offering online, the church account In the downstairs meeting room. details are: “This is our time on the history Church Meeting The Annual Report and Financial Report will Bank: BNZ line of God. This is it. What will There will be a Church Meeting after church be presented. A discussion regarding the Account No: 02-0900 0513805-00 on Sunday 12th August. Notice of Motion from National BMF will also Acc. Name: Caversham Baptist Church we do with the one deep exhale Particulars: your name of God on this earth? For we are More info to follow about be discussed. Reference: your offering number but a vapour and we have to make what will be discussed This is a great opportunity to hear what's it count. We’re on. Direct us, happening with our overseas workers. To obtain an offering number, please see Lord, and get us on our feet.” – Be informed and pray for them all. Karene Scott - 027 355 2501 Beth Moore All welcome!! .
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