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P.O. Box 205, GOULBURN Office Hours: 9 am – 1pm
Office 02 - 4821 2206 Fax: 02 - 4822 2639
E-mail: office@goulburncathedral.org.au
Website: www.goulburncathedral.org.au
Facebook: http://facebook.com/goulburncathedral
SUNDAY 12TH OCTOBER 2014
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
SERVICE TIMES
8am
Celebrant
Preacher
10am
Celebrant
Preacher
5pm
Eucharist
Canon Mark
Canon Mark
Choral Eucharist
Revd Gunnar
Canon Mark
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Hymns and the Psalm for the day
are found in the centre of the pew sheet.
The communion motet is
“Rejoice in the Lord alway”
Anon
TODAY’S READINGS
Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Exodus 32.1-14
Psalm 106.1-6, 20-24
Philippians 4.1-9
Matthew 22.1-14
NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGS
St Luke
Jeremiah 8.22-9.3
Psalm 145.10-18
2 Timothy 4.9-17a
Luke 10.1-9
As Paul concludes the letter to the
Philippians, he consoles them with
the thought that the peace of God
would guard their hearts and minds in
Christ. Indeed, this is perhaps the
most consoling thought in Christian
faith: that despite whatever
circumstances in which we find
ourselves, Jesus Christ is God’s eternal
sign that divine peace is always with
us and for us.
Joe Woodfin, the School of Theology,
the University of the South (Sewanee, TN, USA)
St Saviour’s Cathedral
MORNING & EVENING PRAYER
MON-FRI 8AM & 4.30PM
MONDAY 13TH OCTOBER
5pm
Cathedral Office
Please note, the office will be closed on
Tuesday the 14th.
Eucharist
TUESDAY 14TH OCTOBER
OFFICE CLOSED
12 noon
Eucharist
WEDNESDAY 15TH OCTOBER
5pm
Healing Eucharist
THURSDAY 16TH OCTOBER
10am
Eucharist
FRIDAY 17TH OCTOBER
8.15am
Eucharist
SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER
5pm
Franciscan Eucharist
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
ST LUKE
8am
10am
1.30pm
5pm
Eucharist
Choral Eucharist Incense
CRC
F5
to Jean Morrison on being named Citizen
of the year.
Bishop Owen Dowling Memorial
Healing Seminar and Service
Keynote Address: Dr. Annette Rice
-National Chaplain OSL on "The
dynamic relationship between
medicine and prayers for healing
-a personal perspective."
Date: Saturday 18 October, 2014.
Time: 11am to 2pm
Where: Ainslie Church of Christ,
82 Limestone Avenue, Ainslie.
Program: Dr Annette Rice [who is
a G.P. doctor] will speak at
11.30
Lunch - 12.30pm. BYO lunch; tea,
coffee & juice provided.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 12, 19, 26
AT 5PM - ALL WELCOME
Healing Service at 1 pm –
a Service of Word and Prayer
BCA – Bush Church Aid is an Anglican Society founded nearly 100 years ago to take the
Gospel to remote centres in Australia. Today it supports field staff in over 40 locations.
These are partly funded by supporters at home with small collecting boxes which are
surrendered for counting usually twice a year, in April and October.
If anyone would like to contribute by taking a BCA Box please contact Ray Smith: Ph
4821 0344 or email rays34@bigpond.com
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Christ Church West Goulburn
With St Bartholomew’s Windellama & St Mark’s Bronte
Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn
Strive to live the life of Christ enabled by the Holy Spirit.
Sunday 12th October 2014
Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Welcome! to everyone who is visiting us today. A special welcome to the
families & friends of Harper, Koby & Tangi-Joseph who are being baptized
at the 9:30 am service. We hope your time with us is an enriching one.
Topic:
Services
Readings:
TODAY
The Good Life: 4. A grateful life
7.30am
Holy Communion
9.30am
Morning Prayer with Baptism
11.30am
Holy Communion @ Bronte
Exodus 32: 1-14
Psalm 106: 1-6, 20-24
Philippians 4: 1-13
Matthew 22: 1-14
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Prayer of the Day
Saving and healing God, you have promised
that those who have died with Christ shall live with him:
grant us grace to be continually thankful
for all you have done for us,
and in that thankfulness to be eager to serve
and live for others, so that we and all your children may rejoice in your
salvation through Jesus Christ our Lord,
who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever.
Amen.
Christ Church West Goulburn
128 Addison Street Goulburn 2580
Rectory: (02) 4821 3631 Fax: (02) 4822 1073
wgbnanglican@bigpond.com
www.getintochristchurch.com
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This Week
Coming Events
13th October
22 Oct Anglican Women Birthday lunch
at the ‘Golden Star’ - 12:30pm.
4.00pm
Men’s Bible Study
1 Nov
Parish Hall booked
Tuesday
14th October
9 Nov
Baptisms
Monday
Gail’s Day off
23 Nov Christ the King Feast of Title.
One combined service at 9:30.
Vanessa’s day off
30 Nov Advent Sunday
Wednesday 15th October
8.30am
Hospital Visits GBH
11.55am
SRE @ West Goulburn
Thursday
8.45am
9.15am
9.30am
10.30am
16th October
Prayer Group
Hospital Visits GBH
KYB
SRE @ Windellama
Friday
10.00am
7.00pm
17th October
Holy Communion
Parish Camp begins
30 Nov-16 Dec Gail & Glen on holidays
5 Dec
Community Christmas Lunch
7 Dec
Parish Christmas Lunch at
Goulburn Workers Club
Parish Weekend Away
Guest Speaker: The Ven.
Dr. Matthew Brain
Theme: A Bible Overview
When: Oct 17-19
How does the Bible fit
together as one story?
Matt will show us at our weekend away.
Cost:
Saturday 18th October
Parish Camp
$ 120 per adult
$ 260 per family
Register with Beth Bailey 4822 3305
Sunday
19th October
Ministry Team
Parish camp
7.30am
Morning Prayer
9.30am
Morning Prayer
Rector:
Rev’d Vanessa Bennett
4821 3631
Honorary Assistant Minister:
Rev’d Gail Stevenson
0401 876 067
rev.gail.stevenson@gmail.com
Readings for next Sunday 19h October
Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Exodus 33: 12-23
Psalm 99
1 Thessalonians 1: 1-10
Matthew 22: 15-33
Church Wardens:
Peter Nightingale
Beth Bailey
Don Elder
Graham Kinder
Dinah Gegg
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St Saviour’s Cathedral Hymns
12th October 2014
Opening Hymn:
Gradual Hymn
I come with joy to meet my Lord,
Forgiven, loved, and free,
In awe and wonder to recall
His life laid down for me.
My God, and is thy table spread,
And doth thy cup with love o’erflow?
Thither be all thy children led,
And let them all thy sweetness know.
I come with Christians far and near
To find, as all are fed,
The new community of love
In Christ’s communion bread.
Hail, sacred feast which Jesus makes,
Rich banquet of his flesh and blood!
Thrice happy he who here partakes
The sacred stream, the heavenly food.
As Christ breaks bread and bids us share
Each proud division ends.
The love that made us, makes us one,
And strangers now are friends.
Why are its bounties all in vain
Before unwilling hearts displayed?
Was not for them the Victim slain?
Are they forbid the children’s bread?
And thus with joy we meet our Lord,
His presence, always near,
Is in such friendship better known:
We see, and praise him here.
O let thy table honoured be,
And furnished well with joyful guests;
And may each soul salvation see,
That here its sacred pledges tastes.
Together met, together bound,
We’ll go our different ways,
And as his people in the world
We’ll live and speak his praise.
Philip Doddridge (1702-1751)
CP 313
TUNE: Rockingham
Brian Arthur Wren (b. 1936)
TIS 533
TUNE: St Botolph
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St Saviour’s Cathedral Hymns
12th October 2014
Offertory Hymn
Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face;
Here would I touch and handle things unseen,
Here grasp with firmer hand the eternal grace,
And in my weariness upon thee lean.
Here would I feed upon the bread of God,
Here drink with thee the royal wine of heaven;
Here would I lay aside each earthly load,
Here taste afresh the calm of sin forgiven.
This is the hour of banquet and of song,
This is the heavenly table spread for me;
Here let me feast, and, feasting, still prolong
This hallowed hour of fellowship with thee.
Mine is the sin, but thine the righteousness;
Mine is the guilt, but thine the cleansing blood;
Here is my robe, my refuge and my peace–
Thy blood, thy righteousness, O Lord my God.
Feast after feast thus comes and passes by,
Yet, passing, points to that glad feast above,
Giving sweet foretaste of the festal joy,
The Lamb’s great bridal feast of bliss and love.
Horatius Bonar 1808-89 alt.
AHB 438
TUNE: Song 24
St Saviour’s Cathedral Hymns
12th October 2014
Final Hymn
Rejoice, the Lord is King;
Your Lord and King adore;
Let all give thanks and sing,
And triumph evermore;
Lift up your heart, lift up your voice.
Rejoice, again I say, rejoice!
Jesus the Saviour reigns,
The God of truth and love;
When he had purged our stains,
He took his seat above:
Lift up your heart, lift up your voice.
Rejoice, again I say, rejoice!
His kingdom cannot fail,
He rules o’er earth and heaven;
The keys of death and hell
Are to our Jesus given:
Lift up your heart, lift up your voice.
Rejoice, again I say, rejoice!
He sits at God’s right hand,
Till all his foes submit,
And bow at his command,
And fall beneath his feet:
Lift up your heart, lift up your voice.
Rejoice, again I say, rejoice!
Rejoice in glorious hope;
Jesus the judge shall come,
And take his servants up
To their eternal home:
We soon shall hear th’archangel’s voice;
The trump of God shall sound, rejoice!
Charles Wesley (1707-1788) alt.
TIS 216
TUNE: Gopsal
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Praise the Lord; O give thanks to the Lord, for | he is | good :
and his | mercy . en- | dures for | ever.
Who can express the mighty | acts . of the | Lord :
or | fully | voice his | praise?
Blessed are those who act ac- | cording . to | justice :
who at | all times | do the | right.
Remember me, O Lord,
when you visit your people | with your | favour :
and come to me | also . with | your sal- | vation,
That I may see the prosperity | of your | hosen :
that I may rejoice with the rejoicing of your people,
and exult with | those who | are your | own.
We have sinned | like our | fathers :
we have acted per- | versely | and done | wrong. REFRAIN
At Horeb they made them- | selves a | calf :
and bowed down in | worship | to an | image.
And so they exchanged the | glory . of | God :
for the likeness of an | ox that | eats | hay.
They forgot God who | was their | saviour :
that had done such | great | things in | Egypt,
Who had worked his wonders in the | land of | Ham :
and his terrible | deeds . at the | Red | Sea.
Therefore he thought | to de- | stroy them :
had not Moses his servant stood before him in the breach,
to turn away his | wrath from . de- |stroying | them.
REFRAIN
© G. J. Oehm, 2011.
Christ Church West Goulburn
Prayer Points
From our Diocesan Cycle of Prayer we pray for:
Diocese of Grafton: Bishop Sarah MacNeil, Clergy and People
Holy Covenant, Jamison: Susanna Pain, Nikolai Blaskow, Anne Ranse, Susan Joy
Nevile (Maurice), Katherine Rainger
Christ Church, Hawker: Patrick Cole (Naomi); Adam Mannion, (Jess)
Ginninderra Gardens Residential Aged Care Nursing Home & Hostel,Page:TBA
Calvary Hospital, Bruce: Anglican Chaplaincy Team
Clare Holland House (ACT Hospice), Barton: TBA
St James', Holt: Captain Judy Douglas (John), Brett Morgan (Karen), Anne Ranse
Pray for: Anglicare activities in caring for and supporting older people in nursing
homes, hostels, independent living units and in the general community; for staff and
volunteers; for their clients.
In the Parish of West Goulburn we pray for:
Support and care of: Bea Luton, Allan & Olga Miller, Max Dukes, Cliff Jones, Brian
Chamberlain, Bob Larkham, Kath Armstrong, George Mason, Beryl Cutcliffe, Gerry
Duffey, Nancy Fenwick, Betty Mills & Helen Williams.
Healing: Michael McGaw, Margaret Wilson, Lyndon Furnell, Christine Hamilton,
Heather Armstrong, Lynda & Martin Yeadon, Dot Pattrick, Jim Nichols, Harriet,
Sonia, Bill Cashman, Margaret Murray, Vikki & Laird, Gail, & Noah Berrisford
Pray for:
An attitude of gratefulness and contentment to pervade our lives because of all
the Lord has done for us.
Harper, Koby & Tangi-Joseph being baptized today and their family and friends.
Scripture teachers and students as they begin a new term.
Further afield we pray for:
Mission of the Month: Operation Christmas Child as they coordinate sending
approx. 320,000 shoeboxes to children in South-east Asia and the South Pacific
this year, that these children’s lives may be touched with the love of Jesus.
Rosters
Today
Next Sunday
7:30
9:30
7:30
9:30
1st Reader
Beryl Bateup
Graeme Dunn
Ron Neate
Margaret L
2nd Reader
Margaret B.
Lorraine Jones
June Cashman
Betty Murkin
Intercessor
Margaret B.
Doug Brown
Ron Neate
Lorraine Jones
HC Assist
Sidesperson
Gail Stevenson
N/A
N/A
N/A
C. & E. Isaac
Peter & Phileppa
Beryl & Gloria
Betty & Margaret
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Christ Church West Goulburn
Our next sermon series:
Theme:
19 Oct
26 Oct
2 Nov
9 Nov
16 Nov
An Encouraging Witness
1. The witness of faith
2. The witness of ministry
3. The encouraging faith
4. The encouraging life
5. The encouraging hope
1 Thessalonians
1 Thessalonians 1:1-10
1 Thessalonians 2:1-13
1 Thessalonians 3:5-13
1 Thess. 4:1-12,5:12-22
1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11
Outreach Poster October 2014
Laureate Prof. Graeme Clark AC,FAA,FRS,Hon.FRCS
At the Cavendish Physics Laboratory, Cambridge University, are the words from Psalm 111:2
“Great are the works of the Lord, they are pondered by
all who delight in them.”
I have been committed to science for a number of decades and also spent the same period
considering the importance of God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. I have come to learn that
many leading philosophers and scientists see the laws that have produced the physical
universe and the origin of biological life on Earth are the result of a remarkable intelligence,
and their origin is next to impossible from mindless chance.
One of the most exciting discoveries in the last two centuries has been the functioning of the
human brain: probably the most complex structure in the Universe. The brain is more than an
incredibly complex arrangement of electrical circuits, connections & proteins; it is responsible
for our thinking, feeling, morality and creativity. This is a great mystery, and I believe can be
best explained by the fact that we have been created in the image of a God who is personal.
The nature of a personal God is supremely revealed in the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ. Jesus is undoubtedly an historical figure attested to by historians of the time and ancient historians today, as well as the writers of the New Testament, most of whom vouched
for the facts of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection with their lives.
A central tenet of Christianity is that “God the father so loved the world that he gave his only
begotten Son [Jesus] that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting
life” (Jn 3:16). The love and self- sacrifice shown by Jesus in his earthly ministry were superlative. There is no one in history who is his equal. His life leaves us in awe. He is the cause
of countless lives being changed to become more like Him in showing love & self-sacrifice.
Finally, I am full of wonder that God would answer my prayers and enable me to reproduce
speech by electrical stimulation of the brain’s auditory pathways. What a privilege it has been
to see profoundly deaf adults & children given new life though the modern cochlear implant.
As Isaiah wrote in the bible “Lord all we have accomplished you have done for us” (Is. 26:12)
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St Saviour’s Cathedral
Welcoming Refugees
a call to people of faith.
A public forum to launch the Faith-Based Working Group of the Refugee Action Committee.
Speakers:
Bishop Stephen Pickard - Executive Director of
the Centre for Christianity and Culture
Rev’d Roberta Hamilton - Rector of the Anglican
parish of South Tuggeranong, convenor of the
Faith-Based Working Group and member of the
Diocesan Social Issues Commission
Diana Abdel-Rahman - Chair of Canberra
Multicultural Community Forum, President of
Australian Muslim Voice & member of the
Federal Government’s Middle Eastern Ministerial
Consultative Committee
Rev’d Ivan Roberts - Chairperson, Canberra
Region Presbytery, Uniting Church in Australia
Mr Harry Opperman - Jewish Community
Representative, Canberra Interfaith Forum
7pm - 8pm Tuesday 14th October
light refreshments from 6.30pm
Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture
15 Blackall St Barton
Our Mission programme for 2014:
1st quarter: Diocese of Willochra
2nd quarter: Melanesian Brothers
(an ABM project)
3rd quarter: Anglicare Winter Appeal
4th quarter: Al Ahli Anglican Hospital
in Gaza (an ABM project)
MINISTRY OF HOSPITALITY
Visitors to the Cathedral are often
interested in the Soldiers’ Chapel. It was
constructed after WW1.
On the screen facing the nave are the
words, “… erected to the glory of God and
in memory of the sons of the church in this
Diocese who gave their lives in the Great
War 1914-1919.”
These words give us plenty to think and
talk about!
If you would like to join this ministry
contact the Office 48212206.
Fred Rainger 48215725
Lectionaries
A reminder to those who ordered
lectionaries for 2015. They have
arrived and may be picked up from the
office. Cost is $13.
Finding it difficult to
read the hymns and
announcements?
Ask the sides person on duty for a
large print copy of the
pew sheet.
Regular Giving and Current Donations
Please note that any contributions/giving/donation can be made to the Cathedral
General Account BSB 032-721 ACC 28-0248 with the appropriate ref.
Regular Support of Ministry
Ref - Ministry
Rose Window Hanging
Ref - Rose Window
Mission Programme
Ref - Missions
Mission Programme
St Saviour’s Cathedral
Diocesan Events
Ordination of Priests Saturday 29th November 11am
Cathedral Calendar
Franciscan Eucharist Saturday October 18th 5pm
Garage sale Saturday November 1st 9am-2pm
Friends of the Cathedral annual service, lunch and AGM November 8th
Social Justice Service
Sunday 26 October 3pm “Indigenous issues.” Speaker: Alfie Walker
Friendship Lunch
First Tuesday of every month - Friendship lunch at 12.30 in the Bishop
Chalmers room, Canon John hosting.
Messy Church
Second and fourth Friday of every month, 4.30-6.30pm in the Mary Thomas
Room. Children 3-12 years with parents or guardians are welcome. The next Messy
Church is Friday October 10th.
HOME COMMUNIONS
CELEBRANT: (N), we send you out to share Communion with those unable to come to
Church.
PEOPLE: May you carry the prayers of our Cathedral community as you take this
sacrament of Christ’s presence.
CELEBRANT: May those who receive it be strengthened and encouraged in Christ.
Amen.
Cathedral Staff
Dean: The Very Rev’d Phillip Saunders
Phone: 4821 9192
Sub Dean: The Rev’d Canon Mark Cooper
Phone: 4821 1506
Canon Residentiary:
The Rev’d Canon John Campbell
Phone: 6262 4761
Assistant Priest:
The Rev'd Theresa Angert-Quilter
Phone: 0408 762 651
Director of Music: Dr Greg Oehm
Phone: 0409 229 616
Cathedral Wardens
Leigh Bottrell
Kerrie Knowlman
Pamela Shaw
John Quilter
4822 4946
4822 6258
4822 8394
0438 362 651
Marulan Church Wardens
Marie Pender
John Feltham
4841 5088
4841 1543