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UIJT!XFFL! 6Pm and Thursday at 7Pm, and Morning Prayer on Saturday at 9Am This Week Uif!Fqjqiboz!pg!Pvs!Mpse! th Weekly Newsletter No.1962 Sunday, 5 January, 2014 11.00 am Sung Eucharist & Sermon. Celebrant & Preacher: Rev Stewart Lisk . Hymns: 79, 595, 596, Anthem: The Three Kings (Cornelius) , 77 . Setting: Thomas Mass (David Thorne). 7.00 pm Choral Evensong. Introit: All this time (Walton) . Officiant: Rev Stewart Lisk. Psalms 98, 100 . Hymns: 74, Anthem: Arise, shine (Elvey) , 75 . Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis: Stainer in A. Readings: Isaiah 60, 1-9. John 2, 1-11 . In the world-wide Church we pray today for the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand & Polynesia and Archbishop William Brown Turei and in the Ecumenical Prayer Cycle we pray for Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Yemen, Iran and Iraq . We pray for peace in the world , remembering the people of Afghanistan and Syria . In this diocese we pray for the Parish of Llandyfodwg & Cwmogwr and Rev Julian Jenkins . We pray for our Schools , especially Marlborough Road and St Teilo’s, for the teachers and pupils. We pray for the sick and those who care for them, especially Glyn Osman, Julie Romanelli, Beryl Powell and David Blyth . We pray for the repose of the souls of the departed, especially Mary Stark and Maisie Webb , whose anniversaries occur at this time. EVENING PRAYER will be said at St Edward’s on Monday and Tuesday at UIJT!XFFL! 6pm and Thursday at 7pm, and Morning Prayer on Saturday at 9am this week. Npoebz The Epiphany of Our Lord CARDIFF RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY 7ui 6.00 pm Evening Prayer. will meet in the Schoolroom on Wednesday 6.00 pm Parish Surgery. Roath Church House. 7.25-9.30pm for a talk entitled “ Centenaries in 2014”. Chris Ball highlights singers who Uvftebz!8ui 6.00 pm Evening Prayer. celebrate centenaries this year, such as Xfeoftebz 10.15 am HOLY EUCHARIST . Followed by coffee. Eleanor Steber and Boris Christoff. Non- 9ui 7.00 pm South Wales Clarinet Choir rehearsal. members welcome (entrance £2). 7.25 pm Cardiff Recorded Music Society. Schoolroom. ALADDIN by St Peter’s Players at St Peter’s Hall, 8-11 7.00 pm Evening Prayer. Uivstebz Jan at 7pm. Tickets £7.50 (conc. £5). (07779-088623 :ui 7.30 pm Choir Practice. or admin@stpeters players.com Gsjebz!21ui 1.15 pm Free Organ Concert: Anthony Gritten. St John’s (town). NO TUESDAY 7PM HOLY EUCHARIST at St Tbuvsebz!22ui 9.00 am Morning Prayer. Anne’s during December, January or February. Ofyu!Tvoebz is the First Sunday of Epiphany (the Baptism of Christ) . The Holy Eucharist will be celebrated in St Edward’s at 11am and Choral Evensong will be sung at 7pm. Eucharist readings: Isaiah 42: 1-9; Acts 10: 34-43; Matthew 3: 13-17. CHRISTMAS SERMONS . The Pope, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and other church leaders took the opportunity of the celebration of Christmas to pledge support for the oppressed Christian communities in the Middle East. On Christmas Day itself, Iraq experienced one of the worst atrocities aimed at the country's Christian minority, when at least 34 people were killed in bombings in Baghdad. Many thousands of Syrian Christians, meanwhile, are among the millions of civilians displaced by the war in their country. In his Christmas Day sermon in Canterbury Cathedral, Archbishop Welby said that, while Christians were singing about Bethlehem, “we see injustices in Palestine and Israel, where land is taken or rockets are fired, and the innocent suffer. We see injustice in the ever more seriously threatened Christian communities of the Middle East. The Prince of Wales highlighted their plight last week.” ROATH COMMUNITY CHORUS rehearse on Saturdays, 10am-12pm at Minster Christian Centre, under the musical direction of Ben Pinnow (well known to us at St Edward’s through Opera Mint). They welcome beginners as well as experienced singers, ladies and gentlemen. No audition required: £30 per term. Their next term starts on Saturday this week. For further details call Bill (07722-131312. DISCUSSION GROUP meets next Sunday at 7.45pm in Room 2 at Roath Church House when the topic is The Psalms. New members very welcome. Informal discussion over coffee and tea and we finish about 9pm. Further information from Gill Day (20-495496. http://StEdward.roath.org.uk Facebook: StEdwardRoath Twitter: @StEdwardsRoath [email protected] THE SEASON OF EPIPHANY celebrates the visit of the PARISH KNITTING & CROCHET GROUP meets on magi, understood as the manifestation of Christ to the Mon 27 Jan, 7.30-9.30pm in Room 2, Roath Church Gentiles. We then move on to Christ’s baptism by John, House. New members very welcome – assistance given when the heavens were opened and a voice from to learners. Contact Gill Day (20-495496 or Ann James heaven declared Jesus to be God’s beloved Son. Next [email protected] for details. is the miracle of Cana in Galilee, where Jesus “first LLANGASTY DROP-IN DAY on Mon 20 Jan, 10am- manifested his glory”. The festal cycle ends with the 4pm with Eucharist at 12 noon. An opportunity to pause Feast of the Presentation (Candlemas), when the child for prayer and personal reflection – come for all or part who has been manifested to the magi at his birth is now of the day. Bring your own lunch. Coffee and tea recognized by Simeon and Anna, when he comes to be provided. No charge, but donations welcome. No need presented in the Temple according to the Law of Israel. to book. CRAFT STALL at the back of the church, in aid of Save MESSY CHURCH INTRODUCTORY SESSION . Lesley the Children Syria Appeal. Cox, South Wales Messy Church Regional Coordinator FLOWER ROTA is posted in the porch. If you would like invites you to join her at an introductory evening at Christ to provide (or pay for) flowers to decorate the church for Church Radyr Church Hall, Heol Isaf, Radyr CF15 8EW a particular week, please put your name and phone on Wed 22 Jan at 7pm. Book with Briony Davies at the number on the rota. Diocesan Office [email protected] (01656-868868. COFFEE . Please join us in the vestry after the Service this morning for a cup of coffee and a chat, and the 100 OPEN MEETING concerning the provisions made for Club draw. the Canon to enable women to be consecrated as bishops, 7.30pm on Wed 22 Jan at St Catherine’s CHRISTMAS RAFFLE raised £156 for church funds. Church Hall, Pontypridd. All welcome. There is a list of winners on the noticeboard in the porch. Many thanks to Jane Colley for selling tickets and to FAURÉ’S REQUIEM by BBC National Chorus of Wales everyone who bought them – well done! at St David’s Hall on Fri 24 Jan at 7.30pm. £10-£29 (discounts available). THE SCAFFOLDING that has been erected against the west vestry wall is for emergency work that is being COFFEE CONCERTS . The fifth concert in the series is undertaken to stop a major leak in the roof near the bell. by Nicola Harris (Soprano) & Jayne Thomas (Piano) on Water has been pouring in near the safe in the vestry, Sat 25 Jan at 11am. and above in the upstairs vestry. Some temporary LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL CHORAL SOCIETY present repairs have already been done, and appear to have Handel’s Messiah at the Cathedral on Sat 22 Feb at been effective in stopping the leak. The scaffolding will 7.30pm. Also a 40-minute “Family Messiah” at 3pm on remain in place for a few weeks. the same day. ANTHEMS . The anthem at the Eucharist is “The Three FOR YOUR DIARY . Kings” by Peter Cornelius (1824-1874). The Introit at 15 Jan. 7.30pm. Cytûn Meeting. Vestry. Evensong is “All this time” by Sir William Turner Walton 25 Jan. 11am. Coffee Concert: Nicola Harris (Soprano). (1902-1983) and the anthem is “Arise, shine, for thy light 27 Jan. 7.30pm. Knitting & Crochet Group. is come” by Sir George Job Elvey (1816–1893). Coffee Concert dates : 25 Jan, 22 Feb, 22 Mar, 26 Apr, CHORAL EVENSONG at the Cathedral, 3.30pm today: 17 May, 21 Jun, 19 Jul. Gibbons Short Service. Anthem: From the rising of the MUSIC DIARY . sun (Ouseley). Visiting Choir: Lisvane Parish Church. 24 Jan 7.30pm. Fauré’s Requiem. St David’s Hall. FREE LUNCHTIME HALF-HOUR ORGAN CONCERT CARDIFF POLYPHONIC CHOIR present Bach's Mass by Anthony Gritten (Royal Academy of Music) at 1.15pm in B minor at Llandaff Cathedral on Sat 17 May. Tickets on Friday at St John’s. Retiring collection. go on sale in mid January – book early to ensure the LADIES CIRCLE MEETING on Tue 14 Jan: the AGM best seats. You will be able to book online at and Chinese Auction, which is usually good fun. New www.cardiffpolyphonic.org.uk members very welcome – further information from Gill MILE OF COINS . All donations to the Mile of Coins Day (20-495496. should be returned as soon as possible, please. CYTÛN MEETING in the vestry on Wed 15 Jan at WELCOME . We extend a warm welcome to all visitors 7.30pm. and newcomers. Please make yourself known to one of CHORAL EVENING PRAYER at St David’s Cathedral, the sidesmen if you are new with us. Charles St, to celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian CONTACT NUMBERS . Unity on Sun 19 Jan at 3pm. All are welcome to come Rev Stewart Lisk: and join in the hymns, prayers and psalms. Tea and (20-487854 / 07794-157604. coffee will be available afterwards at “The Cornerstone”. Parish Office (20-484808, Details from Canon Peter Collins (20-231407.
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