Dear Cathedralites

This morning at 10am we welcome the

Justices of the Peace who are here in

Nelson for their Annual General Meeting

Justices of the Peace are known mainly

for their character and integrity They

spend an enormous number of volunteer

hours making life easier for others

It has been a pretty full on week with the

Holiday Programme every morning 10-12

while under John Laing who provides a

wonderful programme on which we can

be proud I found a few extra muscles as

I was in charge of the games so if you

see me limping you will know why

My thanks to Father Steve for organis-

ing a really impressive Service here at

the Cathedral for Passchendaele The

Cathedral was involved in the Civic

Service last Thursday which the Mayor

the RSA and others were represented I

loved the phrase Steve incorporated into

the service It is called the Kohima

address ldquoWhen you go home tell them of

us and stay - for your tomorrow we

gave our todayrdquo

Father Steve and I had a very

productive meeting with Mayor Rachel

earlier this week We are all keen to

see the Cathedral at the heart of this

city and to co-ordinate various activities

to make this happen

It is 500 years since Martin Luther

nailed the 95 thesis to the door of the

church Famously he is known as the

one who highlighted the words of St

Paul ldquojustification by faith alonerdquo

We are privileged to have the Revd Dr

Graeme OrsquoBrien Canon of the

Cathedral singing at our 10am service

this morning Graeme is well known in

music circles

It was a thrill to meet up with Sir

Richard and Dianne Hadlee earlier in

the week as they came to Nelson to

promote the book that Richard has

recently completed about his father

Welcome to Christ Church Cathedral Children are welcome to our services

There is a playpen for younger children and there are toys in the quiet room which is the room

at the front of the Cathedral on the left hand side PLEASE FEEL FREE TO TAKE THIS PUBLICATION AWAY WITH YOU

Christ Church Cathedral

Nelson

Sunday Bulletin Sunday 15th October 2017

Pentecost 19

Walter and the famous 1949 tour of

England which took over 9 months

Walter Hadlee was a fine Christian man

who belonged to the Methodist Church

I took his funeral a few years ago

Tonight the Revd Simon Martin Vicar of

All Saints will be preaching at both the

530 and 7pm services

It will be an exciting weekend next week

for the family of Bishop Mules once

Bishop of Nelson Diocese The family

will be having a reunion which include of

returning to the Cathedral

The Cathedral will be hosting this

Saturday the interfaith World Day of

Prayer Service from 4-5 on Saturday

afternoon Come and join us

I am excited that next Sunday we will

have preaching here at the

Cathedral the Dean of Sydney

Kanishka Raffel Make sure you invite

others to the Service

Meanwhile some wait with baited breath

to see what sort of combination of

parties we will have to rule our country

over the next three years Many I fear

have become totally uninterested with

the antics of parties trying to stitch the

deal to stay in power Egos should never

get in the way from our roles in society

to be God honouring to do the best for

our people no matter what

Pray for the staff day on Wednesday as

we look at the upcoming series on

lsquoGrowing the Cathedralrsquo We will also be

looking at the various opportunities

coming up in 2018 and 19 to enable this

Cathedral to grow

Meanwhile have a great week

In his service Mike

Sentence You O Lord are my strength and my shield my heart trusts in you and I am helped therefore my heart dances for joy and in my song I will praise you Psalm 288

Collect Almighty God for the joy that was set before him your Son

endured the cross and by his resurrection turned our sorrow into joy help us to rejoice in his power that we may walk in his way with glad obedience through our Saviour Jesus Christ Amen

800am Holy Communion (Red booklet)

Celebrant amp Preacher Dean Mike Hawke Readings Exodus 32 1-14 Philippians 4 1-9 St Matthew 22 1-14

Page 2

1000am Holy Communion (NZPB Page 404) Celebrant The Reverend Nigel Whinney Organists Jane Mitchell Minister of Liturgy Jane Wulff Processional Hymn 591 The Kingdom of God First Reading Exodus 32 1-14 Reader Denise Hutchins National President Second Reading Philippians 4 1-9 Reader Laurie Gabites QSM JP Gradual Hymn 565 Rock of ages Gospel St Matthew 22 1-14 Reader The Reverend Chris Crow Sermon Dean Mike Hawke Intercessions Graham Allan Offertory Hymn During the prayer of Consecration we sing

Holy holy holy All the saints adore thee Casting down their golden crowns Around the glassy sea Cherubim and seraphim falling down before thee

Which wert and art and evermore shall be Recessional Hymn 375 Amazing grace Organ Voluntary

530pm Evensong Officiant Dean Mike Hawke Organist Joy Wright Opening hymn 443 God is our strength First Lesson Proverbs 3 1-12 Reader Kay Calder Second Lesson Philippians 1 12-22 Reader Jenny Wells Magnificat 362 Tell out my soul Hymn 589 The King of love Sermon The Reverend Simon Martin Anthem Prayers Offertory Hymn 15 God that madest earth and heaven Organ Voluntary

Page 3

700pm Word amp Worship

Page 4

V1 Lift up your heads O ye gates Swing wide your everlasting doors (x2) Chorus That the King of glory may come in V2 Up from the dead He ascends Through every rank of heavenly power Let heaven prepare the highest place Throw wide the everlasting doors V3 With trumpet blast and shouts of joy All heaven greets the risen King With angel choirs come line the way Throw wide the gates and welcome Him

Lord I lift Your name on high Lord I love to sing Your praises Im so glad Youre in my life Im so glad You came to save us [Chorus] You came from heaven to earth To show the way From the earth to the cross My debt to pay From the cross to the grave From the grave to the sky Lord I lift Your name on high

Great is thy faithfulness O God my Father there is no shadow of turning with thee thou changest not thy compassions they fail not as thou hast been thou for ever wilt be Great is thy faithfulness Great is thy faithfulness Morning by morning new mercies I see all I have needed thy hand has pro-vided great is thy faithfulness Lord unto me Summer and winter and springtime and harvest sun moon and stars in their courses above join with all nature in manifold wit-ness to thy great faithfulness mercy and love Pardon for sin and a peace that en-dureth thy own dear presence to cheer and to guide strength for today and bright hope

Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shinin in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shininrsquo in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy (repeat twice more) Holy holy holy We cry holy holy holy You are holy holy holy I want to see you (repeat six times more)

House of Prayer and Healing

in the Chapel Monday to Friday Mornings

Contact Tapita 021 255 3013 for times and further details

Weekday Holy Communion Services are held daily

Monday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Ren Kempthorne

Tuesday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Steve Jordan

Wednesday at 10am - Celebrant - Cathedral Clergy

Thursday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Graeme Brady

Friday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Chris Crow

Saturday at 8am - Celebrant -The Venerable Te Hawe Whakaruru

For our prayers

Church Anglican Indigenous Network and its work in development training and resource sharings of its international members Hills Community Church Overseas Mission World For the victims of the fires in California Community For students and teachers as they begin a new school term For safety on our roads Sick James Revd Canon Darren Noel Miller Andrew Pearle Jean Crockett Lachlan Tim Hurd Elizabeth Catriona Roger Williams Marianne

Pray for music and musicians Eternal Lord God source of all beauty and harmony we praise you for the gift of music for the inspiration given to those who compose it for the skill and devotion of those who perform it for the faculties and powers which enable us to enjoy it and we pray that as by this gift our lives are enriched and renewed so we may glorify you in a fuller dedication of ourselves Guide the team charged to lead the music in our Cathedral giving thanks for all things in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen

St Barnabas Prayer O Lord we pray for Christians in Pa-kistan who face such harassment and discrimination We lift to you es-pecially the Christian staff at a hos-pital in Lahore who are being forced by the Medical Superintendent to re-cite verses from the Quran If they do not attend the morning assembly at which this happens they are marked absent for the whole day Thank you Lord that Muslims as well as Christians have protested about this and pointed out that it contravenes Pakistanrsquos constitution We ask that You will cause the hos-pital authorities to ensure full reli-gious freedom for all their staff

Page 5

Whatrsquos happening this week

The Meditation Group meet on Tuesdays 6-7pm Walking group meet at the Cathedral every Tuesday at 9am Morning tea at the Cathedral afterwards The flax group meet at 1030am on Tuesdays Exercise for health 11am each Wednesday Art in the Cathedral ndash a showcase ex-hibition of work by artists who attend community based creative support groups 11th ndash 30th October World Day of Peace event in the Cathedral on Saturday 21st October 4-5pm

ldquoMission to the ends of the Earthrdquo by Russell Smith Copies of the book are avail-able from the office for $26 HERE TO HELP If you know of someone who is in need of prayer a visit home communion or other support please let Steve know and the pastoral committee will respond as best it can This includes telling us of recent be-reavements of parishioners congregants or families Dont assume we know please tell us We would rather have had ten notifica-tions than none Help us to help our friends and families Steve Jordan stevenelsoncathedralorg

Garage sale Oct 2017 - thank you to all who donated goods and helped with our garage sale last weekend Unfortunately the weather discouraged buyers So far we have made over $300 The remaining goods will be sold in the market during November

Come along and hear Heather Kelling from St Johnrsquos Ambulance speak at St Johnrsquos Church Hall Cable Bay Rd Hira about the services they offer on Wednesday 25th October at 10am Further details contact Jane Wulff 547 9977 or 021 541 848

Total attendance for Sunday 8th October

8am - 20 10am - 61 530pm - 17 7pm - 21

Total for Sunday -119 Total for week 1st ndash 6th - 231

Services Next Sunday 22nd October 8 am Holy Communion Preacher Revd Allen Michel 10 am Choral Eucharist Preacher Very Revd Kanishka Raffel Dean of Sydney Cathedral 530 pm Choral Evensong Preacher Revd Steve Jordan 7 pm Word and Worship

A bit of humour from Church bulletins

Miss Charlene Mason sang ldquoI will not pass this way againrdquo giving obvious pleasure to the congrega-tion

Page 6

Walter and the famous 1949 tour of

England which took over 9 months

Walter Hadlee was a fine Christian man

who belonged to the Methodist Church

I took his funeral a few years ago

Tonight the Revd Simon Martin Vicar of

All Saints will be preaching at both the

530 and 7pm services

It will be an exciting weekend next week

for the family of Bishop Mules once

Bishop of Nelson Diocese The family

will be having a reunion which include of

returning to the Cathedral

The Cathedral will be hosting this

Saturday the interfaith World Day of

Prayer Service from 4-5 on Saturday

afternoon Come and join us

I am excited that next Sunday we will

have preaching here at the

Cathedral the Dean of Sydney

Kanishka Raffel Make sure you invite

others to the Service

Meanwhile some wait with baited breath

to see what sort of combination of

parties we will have to rule our country

over the next three years Many I fear

have become totally uninterested with

the antics of parties trying to stitch the

deal to stay in power Egos should never

get in the way from our roles in society

to be God honouring to do the best for

our people no matter what

Pray for the staff day on Wednesday as

we look at the upcoming series on

lsquoGrowing the Cathedralrsquo We will also be

looking at the various opportunities

coming up in 2018 and 19 to enable this

Cathedral to grow

Meanwhile have a great week

In his service Mike

Sentence You O Lord are my strength and my shield my heart trusts in you and I am helped therefore my heart dances for joy and in my song I will praise you Psalm 288

Collect Almighty God for the joy that was set before him your Son

endured the cross and by his resurrection turned our sorrow into joy help us to rejoice in his power that we may walk in his way with glad obedience through our Saviour Jesus Christ Amen

800am Holy Communion (Red booklet)

Celebrant amp Preacher Dean Mike Hawke Readings Exodus 32 1-14 Philippians 4 1-9 St Matthew 22 1-14

Page 2

1000am Holy Communion (NZPB Page 404) Celebrant The Reverend Nigel Whinney Organists Jane Mitchell Minister of Liturgy Jane Wulff Processional Hymn 591 The Kingdom of God First Reading Exodus 32 1-14 Reader Denise Hutchins National President Second Reading Philippians 4 1-9 Reader Laurie Gabites QSM JP Gradual Hymn 565 Rock of ages Gospel St Matthew 22 1-14 Reader The Reverend Chris Crow Sermon Dean Mike Hawke Intercessions Graham Allan Offertory Hymn During the prayer of Consecration we sing

Holy holy holy All the saints adore thee Casting down their golden crowns Around the glassy sea Cherubim and seraphim falling down before thee

Which wert and art and evermore shall be Recessional Hymn 375 Amazing grace Organ Voluntary

530pm Evensong Officiant Dean Mike Hawke Organist Joy Wright Opening hymn 443 God is our strength First Lesson Proverbs 3 1-12 Reader Kay Calder Second Lesson Philippians 1 12-22 Reader Jenny Wells Magnificat 362 Tell out my soul Hymn 589 The King of love Sermon The Reverend Simon Martin Anthem Prayers Offertory Hymn 15 God that madest earth and heaven Organ Voluntary

Page 3

700pm Word amp Worship

Page 4

V1 Lift up your heads O ye gates Swing wide your everlasting doors (x2) Chorus That the King of glory may come in V2 Up from the dead He ascends Through every rank of heavenly power Let heaven prepare the highest place Throw wide the everlasting doors V3 With trumpet blast and shouts of joy All heaven greets the risen King With angel choirs come line the way Throw wide the gates and welcome Him

Lord I lift Your name on high Lord I love to sing Your praises Im so glad Youre in my life Im so glad You came to save us [Chorus] You came from heaven to earth To show the way From the earth to the cross My debt to pay From the cross to the grave From the grave to the sky Lord I lift Your name on high

Great is thy faithfulness O God my Father there is no shadow of turning with thee thou changest not thy compassions they fail not as thou hast been thou for ever wilt be Great is thy faithfulness Great is thy faithfulness Morning by morning new mercies I see all I have needed thy hand has pro-vided great is thy faithfulness Lord unto me Summer and winter and springtime and harvest sun moon and stars in their courses above join with all nature in manifold wit-ness to thy great faithfulness mercy and love Pardon for sin and a peace that en-dureth thy own dear presence to cheer and to guide strength for today and bright hope

Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shinin in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shininrsquo in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy (repeat twice more) Holy holy holy We cry holy holy holy You are holy holy holy I want to see you (repeat six times more)

House of Prayer and Healing

in the Chapel Monday to Friday Mornings

Contact Tapita 021 255 3013 for times and further details

Weekday Holy Communion Services are held daily

Monday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Ren Kempthorne

Tuesday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Steve Jordan

Wednesday at 10am - Celebrant - Cathedral Clergy

Thursday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Graeme Brady

Friday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Chris Crow

Saturday at 8am - Celebrant -The Venerable Te Hawe Whakaruru

For our prayers

Church Anglican Indigenous Network and its work in development training and resource sharings of its international members Hills Community Church Overseas Mission World For the victims of the fires in California Community For students and teachers as they begin a new school term For safety on our roads Sick James Revd Canon Darren Noel Miller Andrew Pearle Jean Crockett Lachlan Tim Hurd Elizabeth Catriona Roger Williams Marianne

Pray for music and musicians Eternal Lord God source of all beauty and harmony we praise you for the gift of music for the inspiration given to those who compose it for the skill and devotion of those who perform it for the faculties and powers which enable us to enjoy it and we pray that as by this gift our lives are enriched and renewed so we may glorify you in a fuller dedication of ourselves Guide the team charged to lead the music in our Cathedral giving thanks for all things in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen

St Barnabas Prayer O Lord we pray for Christians in Pa-kistan who face such harassment and discrimination We lift to you es-pecially the Christian staff at a hos-pital in Lahore who are being forced by the Medical Superintendent to re-cite verses from the Quran If they do not attend the morning assembly at which this happens they are marked absent for the whole day Thank you Lord that Muslims as well as Christians have protested about this and pointed out that it contravenes Pakistanrsquos constitution We ask that You will cause the hos-pital authorities to ensure full reli-gious freedom for all their staff

Page 5

Whatrsquos happening this week

The Meditation Group meet on Tuesdays 6-7pm Walking group meet at the Cathedral every Tuesday at 9am Morning tea at the Cathedral afterwards The flax group meet at 1030am on Tuesdays Exercise for health 11am each Wednesday Art in the Cathedral ndash a showcase ex-hibition of work by artists who attend community based creative support groups 11th ndash 30th October World Day of Peace event in the Cathedral on Saturday 21st October 4-5pm

ldquoMission to the ends of the Earthrdquo by Russell Smith Copies of the book are avail-able from the office for $26 HERE TO HELP If you know of someone who is in need of prayer a visit home communion or other support please let Steve know and the pastoral committee will respond as best it can This includes telling us of recent be-reavements of parishioners congregants or families Dont assume we know please tell us We would rather have had ten notifica-tions than none Help us to help our friends and families Steve Jordan stevenelsoncathedralorg

Garage sale Oct 2017 - thank you to all who donated goods and helped with our garage sale last weekend Unfortunately the weather discouraged buyers So far we have made over $300 The remaining goods will be sold in the market during November

Come along and hear Heather Kelling from St Johnrsquos Ambulance speak at St Johnrsquos Church Hall Cable Bay Rd Hira about the services they offer on Wednesday 25th October at 10am Further details contact Jane Wulff 547 9977 or 021 541 848

Total attendance for Sunday 8th October

8am - 20 10am - 61 530pm - 17 7pm - 21

Total for Sunday -119 Total for week 1st ndash 6th - 231

Services Next Sunday 22nd October 8 am Holy Communion Preacher Revd Allen Michel 10 am Choral Eucharist Preacher Very Revd Kanishka Raffel Dean of Sydney Cathedral 530 pm Choral Evensong Preacher Revd Steve Jordan 7 pm Word and Worship

A bit of humour from Church bulletins

Miss Charlene Mason sang ldquoI will not pass this way againrdquo giving obvious pleasure to the congrega-tion

Page 6

1000am Holy Communion (NZPB Page 404) Celebrant The Reverend Nigel Whinney Organists Jane Mitchell Minister of Liturgy Jane Wulff Processional Hymn 591 The Kingdom of God First Reading Exodus 32 1-14 Reader Denise Hutchins National President Second Reading Philippians 4 1-9 Reader Laurie Gabites QSM JP Gradual Hymn 565 Rock of ages Gospel St Matthew 22 1-14 Reader The Reverend Chris Crow Sermon Dean Mike Hawke Intercessions Graham Allan Offertory Hymn During the prayer of Consecration we sing

Holy holy holy All the saints adore thee Casting down their golden crowns Around the glassy sea Cherubim and seraphim falling down before thee

Which wert and art and evermore shall be Recessional Hymn 375 Amazing grace Organ Voluntary

530pm Evensong Officiant Dean Mike Hawke Organist Joy Wright Opening hymn 443 God is our strength First Lesson Proverbs 3 1-12 Reader Kay Calder Second Lesson Philippians 1 12-22 Reader Jenny Wells Magnificat 362 Tell out my soul Hymn 589 The King of love Sermon The Reverend Simon Martin Anthem Prayers Offertory Hymn 15 God that madest earth and heaven Organ Voluntary

Page 3

700pm Word amp Worship

Page 4

V1 Lift up your heads O ye gates Swing wide your everlasting doors (x2) Chorus That the King of glory may come in V2 Up from the dead He ascends Through every rank of heavenly power Let heaven prepare the highest place Throw wide the everlasting doors V3 With trumpet blast and shouts of joy All heaven greets the risen King With angel choirs come line the way Throw wide the gates and welcome Him

Lord I lift Your name on high Lord I love to sing Your praises Im so glad Youre in my life Im so glad You came to save us [Chorus] You came from heaven to earth To show the way From the earth to the cross My debt to pay From the cross to the grave From the grave to the sky Lord I lift Your name on high

Great is thy faithfulness O God my Father there is no shadow of turning with thee thou changest not thy compassions they fail not as thou hast been thou for ever wilt be Great is thy faithfulness Great is thy faithfulness Morning by morning new mercies I see all I have needed thy hand has pro-vided great is thy faithfulness Lord unto me Summer and winter and springtime and harvest sun moon and stars in their courses above join with all nature in manifold wit-ness to thy great faithfulness mercy and love Pardon for sin and a peace that en-dureth thy own dear presence to cheer and to guide strength for today and bright hope

Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shinin in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shininrsquo in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy (repeat twice more) Holy holy holy We cry holy holy holy You are holy holy holy I want to see you (repeat six times more)

House of Prayer and Healing

in the Chapel Monday to Friday Mornings

Contact Tapita 021 255 3013 for times and further details

Weekday Holy Communion Services are held daily

Monday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Ren Kempthorne

Tuesday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Steve Jordan

Wednesday at 10am - Celebrant - Cathedral Clergy

Thursday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Graeme Brady

Friday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Chris Crow

Saturday at 8am - Celebrant -The Venerable Te Hawe Whakaruru

For our prayers

Church Anglican Indigenous Network and its work in development training and resource sharings of its international members Hills Community Church Overseas Mission World For the victims of the fires in California Community For students and teachers as they begin a new school term For safety on our roads Sick James Revd Canon Darren Noel Miller Andrew Pearle Jean Crockett Lachlan Tim Hurd Elizabeth Catriona Roger Williams Marianne

Pray for music and musicians Eternal Lord God source of all beauty and harmony we praise you for the gift of music for the inspiration given to those who compose it for the skill and devotion of those who perform it for the faculties and powers which enable us to enjoy it and we pray that as by this gift our lives are enriched and renewed so we may glorify you in a fuller dedication of ourselves Guide the team charged to lead the music in our Cathedral giving thanks for all things in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen

St Barnabas Prayer O Lord we pray for Christians in Pa-kistan who face such harassment and discrimination We lift to you es-pecially the Christian staff at a hos-pital in Lahore who are being forced by the Medical Superintendent to re-cite verses from the Quran If they do not attend the morning assembly at which this happens they are marked absent for the whole day Thank you Lord that Muslims as well as Christians have protested about this and pointed out that it contravenes Pakistanrsquos constitution We ask that You will cause the hos-pital authorities to ensure full reli-gious freedom for all their staff

Page 5

Whatrsquos happening this week

The Meditation Group meet on Tuesdays 6-7pm Walking group meet at the Cathedral every Tuesday at 9am Morning tea at the Cathedral afterwards The flax group meet at 1030am on Tuesdays Exercise for health 11am each Wednesday Art in the Cathedral ndash a showcase ex-hibition of work by artists who attend community based creative support groups 11th ndash 30th October World Day of Peace event in the Cathedral on Saturday 21st October 4-5pm

ldquoMission to the ends of the Earthrdquo by Russell Smith Copies of the book are avail-able from the office for $26 HERE TO HELP If you know of someone who is in need of prayer a visit home communion or other support please let Steve know and the pastoral committee will respond as best it can This includes telling us of recent be-reavements of parishioners congregants or families Dont assume we know please tell us We would rather have had ten notifica-tions than none Help us to help our friends and families Steve Jordan stevenelsoncathedralorg

Garage sale Oct 2017 - thank you to all who donated goods and helped with our garage sale last weekend Unfortunately the weather discouraged buyers So far we have made over $300 The remaining goods will be sold in the market during November

Come along and hear Heather Kelling from St Johnrsquos Ambulance speak at St Johnrsquos Church Hall Cable Bay Rd Hira about the services they offer on Wednesday 25th October at 10am Further details contact Jane Wulff 547 9977 or 021 541 848

Total attendance for Sunday 8th October

8am - 20 10am - 61 530pm - 17 7pm - 21

Total for Sunday -119 Total for week 1st ndash 6th - 231

Services Next Sunday 22nd October 8 am Holy Communion Preacher Revd Allen Michel 10 am Choral Eucharist Preacher Very Revd Kanishka Raffel Dean of Sydney Cathedral 530 pm Choral Evensong Preacher Revd Steve Jordan 7 pm Word and Worship

A bit of humour from Church bulletins

Miss Charlene Mason sang ldquoI will not pass this way againrdquo giving obvious pleasure to the congrega-tion

Page 6

700pm Word amp Worship

Page 4

V1 Lift up your heads O ye gates Swing wide your everlasting doors (x2) Chorus That the King of glory may come in V2 Up from the dead He ascends Through every rank of heavenly power Let heaven prepare the highest place Throw wide the everlasting doors V3 With trumpet blast and shouts of joy All heaven greets the risen King With angel choirs come line the way Throw wide the gates and welcome Him

Lord I lift Your name on high Lord I love to sing Your praises Im so glad Youre in my life Im so glad You came to save us [Chorus] You came from heaven to earth To show the way From the earth to the cross My debt to pay From the cross to the grave From the grave to the sky Lord I lift Your name on high

Great is thy faithfulness O God my Father there is no shadow of turning with thee thou changest not thy compassions they fail not as thou hast been thou for ever wilt be Great is thy faithfulness Great is thy faithfulness Morning by morning new mercies I see all I have needed thy hand has pro-vided great is thy faithfulness Lord unto me Summer and winter and springtime and harvest sun moon and stars in their courses above join with all nature in manifold wit-ness to thy great faithfulness mercy and love Pardon for sin and a peace that en-dureth thy own dear presence to cheer and to guide strength for today and bright hope

Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shinin in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy Open the eyes of my heart Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You (repeat verse again) To see You high and lifted up Shininrsquo in the light of Your glory Pour out Your power and love As we sing holy holy holy (repeat twice more) Holy holy holy We cry holy holy holy You are holy holy holy I want to see you (repeat six times more)

House of Prayer and Healing

in the Chapel Monday to Friday Mornings

Contact Tapita 021 255 3013 for times and further details

Weekday Holy Communion Services are held daily

Monday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Ren Kempthorne

Tuesday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Steve Jordan

Wednesday at 10am - Celebrant - Cathedral Clergy

Thursday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Graeme Brady

Friday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Chris Crow

Saturday at 8am - Celebrant -The Venerable Te Hawe Whakaruru

For our prayers

Church Anglican Indigenous Network and its work in development training and resource sharings of its international members Hills Community Church Overseas Mission World For the victims of the fires in California Community For students and teachers as they begin a new school term For safety on our roads Sick James Revd Canon Darren Noel Miller Andrew Pearle Jean Crockett Lachlan Tim Hurd Elizabeth Catriona Roger Williams Marianne

Pray for music and musicians Eternal Lord God source of all beauty and harmony we praise you for the gift of music for the inspiration given to those who compose it for the skill and devotion of those who perform it for the faculties and powers which enable us to enjoy it and we pray that as by this gift our lives are enriched and renewed so we may glorify you in a fuller dedication of ourselves Guide the team charged to lead the music in our Cathedral giving thanks for all things in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen

St Barnabas Prayer O Lord we pray for Christians in Pa-kistan who face such harassment and discrimination We lift to you es-pecially the Christian staff at a hos-pital in Lahore who are being forced by the Medical Superintendent to re-cite verses from the Quran If they do not attend the morning assembly at which this happens they are marked absent for the whole day Thank you Lord that Muslims as well as Christians have protested about this and pointed out that it contravenes Pakistanrsquos constitution We ask that You will cause the hos-pital authorities to ensure full reli-gious freedom for all their staff

Page 5

Whatrsquos happening this week

The Meditation Group meet on Tuesdays 6-7pm Walking group meet at the Cathedral every Tuesday at 9am Morning tea at the Cathedral afterwards The flax group meet at 1030am on Tuesdays Exercise for health 11am each Wednesday Art in the Cathedral ndash a showcase ex-hibition of work by artists who attend community based creative support groups 11th ndash 30th October World Day of Peace event in the Cathedral on Saturday 21st October 4-5pm

ldquoMission to the ends of the Earthrdquo by Russell Smith Copies of the book are avail-able from the office for $26 HERE TO HELP If you know of someone who is in need of prayer a visit home communion or other support please let Steve know and the pastoral committee will respond as best it can This includes telling us of recent be-reavements of parishioners congregants or families Dont assume we know please tell us We would rather have had ten notifica-tions than none Help us to help our friends and families Steve Jordan stevenelsoncathedralorg

Garage sale Oct 2017 - thank you to all who donated goods and helped with our garage sale last weekend Unfortunately the weather discouraged buyers So far we have made over $300 The remaining goods will be sold in the market during November

Come along and hear Heather Kelling from St Johnrsquos Ambulance speak at St Johnrsquos Church Hall Cable Bay Rd Hira about the services they offer on Wednesday 25th October at 10am Further details contact Jane Wulff 547 9977 or 021 541 848

Total attendance for Sunday 8th October

8am - 20 10am - 61 530pm - 17 7pm - 21

Total for Sunday -119 Total for week 1st ndash 6th - 231

Services Next Sunday 22nd October 8 am Holy Communion Preacher Revd Allen Michel 10 am Choral Eucharist Preacher Very Revd Kanishka Raffel Dean of Sydney Cathedral 530 pm Choral Evensong Preacher Revd Steve Jordan 7 pm Word and Worship

A bit of humour from Church bulletins

Miss Charlene Mason sang ldquoI will not pass this way againrdquo giving obvious pleasure to the congrega-tion

Page 6

House of Prayer and Healing

in the Chapel Monday to Friday Mornings

Contact Tapita 021 255 3013 for times and further details

Weekday Holy Communion Services are held daily

Monday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Ren Kempthorne

Tuesday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Steve Jordan

Wednesday at 10am - Celebrant - Cathedral Clergy

Thursday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Graeme Brady

Friday at 1215pm - Celebrant - The Revd Chris Crow

Saturday at 8am - Celebrant -The Venerable Te Hawe Whakaruru

For our prayers

Church Anglican Indigenous Network and its work in development training and resource sharings of its international members Hills Community Church Overseas Mission World For the victims of the fires in California Community For students and teachers as they begin a new school term For safety on our roads Sick James Revd Canon Darren Noel Miller Andrew Pearle Jean Crockett Lachlan Tim Hurd Elizabeth Catriona Roger Williams Marianne

Pray for music and musicians Eternal Lord God source of all beauty and harmony we praise you for the gift of music for the inspiration given to those who compose it for the skill and devotion of those who perform it for the faculties and powers which enable us to enjoy it and we pray that as by this gift our lives are enriched and renewed so we may glorify you in a fuller dedication of ourselves Guide the team charged to lead the music in our Cathedral giving thanks for all things in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen

St Barnabas Prayer O Lord we pray for Christians in Pa-kistan who face such harassment and discrimination We lift to you es-pecially the Christian staff at a hos-pital in Lahore who are being forced by the Medical Superintendent to re-cite verses from the Quran If they do not attend the morning assembly at which this happens they are marked absent for the whole day Thank you Lord that Muslims as well as Christians have protested about this and pointed out that it contravenes Pakistanrsquos constitution We ask that You will cause the hos-pital authorities to ensure full reli-gious freedom for all their staff

Page 5

Whatrsquos happening this week

The Meditation Group meet on Tuesdays 6-7pm Walking group meet at the Cathedral every Tuesday at 9am Morning tea at the Cathedral afterwards The flax group meet at 1030am on Tuesdays Exercise for health 11am each Wednesday Art in the Cathedral ndash a showcase ex-hibition of work by artists who attend community based creative support groups 11th ndash 30th October World Day of Peace event in the Cathedral on Saturday 21st October 4-5pm

ldquoMission to the ends of the Earthrdquo by Russell Smith Copies of the book are avail-able from the office for $26 HERE TO HELP If you know of someone who is in need of prayer a visit home communion or other support please let Steve know and the pastoral committee will respond as best it can This includes telling us of recent be-reavements of parishioners congregants or families Dont assume we know please tell us We would rather have had ten notifica-tions than none Help us to help our friends and families Steve Jordan stevenelsoncathedralorg

Garage sale Oct 2017 - thank you to all who donated goods and helped with our garage sale last weekend Unfortunately the weather discouraged buyers So far we have made over $300 The remaining goods will be sold in the market during November

Come along and hear Heather Kelling from St Johnrsquos Ambulance speak at St Johnrsquos Church Hall Cable Bay Rd Hira about the services they offer on Wednesday 25th October at 10am Further details contact Jane Wulff 547 9977 or 021 541 848

Total attendance for Sunday 8th October

8am - 20 10am - 61 530pm - 17 7pm - 21

Total for Sunday -119 Total for week 1st ndash 6th - 231

Services Next Sunday 22nd October 8 am Holy Communion Preacher Revd Allen Michel 10 am Choral Eucharist Preacher Very Revd Kanishka Raffel Dean of Sydney Cathedral 530 pm Choral Evensong Preacher Revd Steve Jordan 7 pm Word and Worship

A bit of humour from Church bulletins

Miss Charlene Mason sang ldquoI will not pass this way againrdquo giving obvious pleasure to the congrega-tion

Page 6

Whatrsquos happening this week

The Meditation Group meet on Tuesdays 6-7pm Walking group meet at the Cathedral every Tuesday at 9am Morning tea at the Cathedral afterwards The flax group meet at 1030am on Tuesdays Exercise for health 11am each Wednesday Art in the Cathedral ndash a showcase ex-hibition of work by artists who attend community based creative support groups 11th ndash 30th October World Day of Peace event in the Cathedral on Saturday 21st October 4-5pm

ldquoMission to the ends of the Earthrdquo by Russell Smith Copies of the book are avail-able from the office for $26 HERE TO HELP If you know of someone who is in need of prayer a visit home communion or other support please let Steve know and the pastoral committee will respond as best it can This includes telling us of recent be-reavements of parishioners congregants or families Dont assume we know please tell us We would rather have had ten notifica-tions than none Help us to help our friends and families Steve Jordan stevenelsoncathedralorg

Garage sale Oct 2017 - thank you to all who donated goods and helped with our garage sale last weekend Unfortunately the weather discouraged buyers So far we have made over $300 The remaining goods will be sold in the market during November

Come along and hear Heather Kelling from St Johnrsquos Ambulance speak at St Johnrsquos Church Hall Cable Bay Rd Hira about the services they offer on Wednesday 25th October at 10am Further details contact Jane Wulff 547 9977 or 021 541 848

Total attendance for Sunday 8th October

8am - 20 10am - 61 530pm - 17 7pm - 21

Total for Sunday -119 Total for week 1st ndash 6th - 231

Services Next Sunday 22nd October 8 am Holy Communion Preacher Revd Allen Michel 10 am Choral Eucharist Preacher Very Revd Kanishka Raffel Dean of Sydney Cathedral 530 pm Choral Evensong Preacher Revd Steve Jordan 7 pm Word and Worship

A bit of humour from Church bulletins

Miss Charlene Mason sang ldquoI will not pass this way againrdquo giving obvious pleasure to the congrega-tion

Page 6

New Zealand Community for Christian Meditation Open Evening at Nelson Cathedral postponed to Tuesday 24 October 2017

Nelson Cathedral group warmly invite you to our Open Evening and 10th anniversary gathering on Tuesday 24 October 6-730pm in the Quiet Room

All are welcome to join us for an introduction to Christian Meditation a short 10 minute meditation in the Chapel and an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about this ecumenical prayer Do come and join us

Time afterwards for cuppa and cake

Contact Mary Kroch 03 545 6525 Allen Michell 03 548 3554 or Marie Shepherd 538 0128 for more information

Upcoming Events

and Services

29th October 10am Celebration of Flowers

Family Fun night

Tuesday 31st October

Christmas Tree Festival opening Tuesday 28th November at 7pm

Ordination Service Friday

1st December

Advent Carols Sunday 3rd December 7pm

Christmas Memorial Service Sunday 17th December 10am

Nine Lessons and Carols Sunday 17th December 7pm

Page 7

Page 8

Readings 8am amp 10am Exodus 32 1-14

The Golden Calf

When the people saw that Moses de-layed to come down from the moun-tain the people gathered around Aa-ron and said to him lsquoCome make gods for us who shall go before us as for this Moses the man who brought us up out of the land of Egypt we do not know what has become of-himrsquo Aaron said to them lsquoTake off the gold rings that are on the ears of your wives your sons and your daughters and bring them to mersquo So all the people took off the gold rings from their ears and brought them to Aaron He took the gold from them formed it in a mouldand cast an im-age of a calf and they said lsquoThese are your gods O Israel who brought you up out of the land of Egyptrsquo When Aaron saw this he built an altar before it and Aaron made proclamation and said lsquoTomorrow shall be a festival to the LORDrsquo They rose early the next day and offered burnt-offerings and brought sacrifices of well-being and the people sat down to eat and drink and rose up to revelThe LORD said to Moses lsquoGo down at once Your people whom you brought up out of the land of Egypt have acted perversely they have been quick to turn aside from the way that I commanded them they have cast for themselves an image of a calf and have worshipped it and sacrificed to it and said ldquoThese are your gods O Israel who brought you up out of the land of Egyptrdquorsquo The LORD said to Moses lsquoI have seen this

people how stiff-necked they are Now let me alone so that my wrath may burn hot against them and I may consume them and of you I will make a great nationrsquo But Moses im-plored the LORD his God and said lsquoO LORD why does your wrath burn hot against your people whom you brought out of the land of Egypt with great power and with a mighty hand Why should the Egyptians say ldquoIt was with evil intent that he brought them out to kill them in the mountains and to consume them from the face of the earthrdquo Turn from your fierce wrath change your mind and do not bring disaster on your peo-ple Remember Abraham Isaac and Israel your servants how you swore to them by your own self saying to them ldquoI will multiply your descend-ants like the stars of heaven and all this land that I have promised I will give to your descendants and they shall inherit it for everrdquorsquo And the LORD changed his mind about the disaster that he planned to bring on his people

Philippians 4 1-9

Therefore my brothers and sis-ters whom I love and long for my joy and crown stand firm in the Lord in this way my beloved I urge Eu-odia and I urge Syntyche to be of the same mind in the Lord Yes and I ask you also my loyal companion help these women for they have struggled beside me in the work of the gospel together with Clement and the rest of my co-workers whose names are in the book of life

Page 9

Rejoice in the Lord always again I will say Rejoice Let your gentle-ness be known to everyone The Lord is near Do not worry about anything but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God And the peace of God which surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Je-sus Finally belovedwhatever is true whatever is honourable what-ever is just whatever is pure what-ever is pleasing whatever is com-mendable if there is any excel-lence and if there is anything wor-thy of praise think about these things Keep on doing the things that you have learned and received and heard and seen in me and the God of peace will be with you

St Matthew 22 1-14 Once more Jesus spoke to them in

parables saying 2 lsquoThe kingdom of heaven may be compared to a king who gave a wedding banquet for his son 3 He sent his slaves to call those who had been invited to the wedding banquet but they would not come 4 Again he sent other slaves saying ldquoTell those who have been invited Look I have prepared my dinner my oxen and my fat calves have been slaughtered and everything is ready come to the wedding banquetrdquo 5 But they made light of it and went away one to his farm another to his busi-ness 6 while the rest seized his slaves maltreated them and killed them 7 The king was enraged He sent his troops destroyed those murderers

and burned their city 8 Then he said to his slaves ldquoThe wedding is ready but those invited were not worthy 9 Go therefore into the main streets and in-vite everyone you find to the wedding banquetrdquo 10 Those slaves went out into the streets and gathered all whom they found both good and bad so the wed-ding hall was filled with guests

11 lsquoBut when the king came in to see the guests he noticed a man there who was not wearing a wedding robe 12 and he said to him ldquoFriend how did you get in here without a wedding roberdquo And he was speechless 13 Then the king said to the attendants ldquoBind him hand and foot and throw him into the outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnash-ing of teethrdquo 14 For many are called but few are chosenrsquo

530pm Proverbs 3 1-12

My child do not forget my teaching but let your heart keep my com-mandments for length of days and years of life and abundant welfare they will give you Do not let loyalty and faithfulness forsake you bind them round your neck write them on the tablet of your heart So you will find favour and good repute in the sight of God and of people Trust in the LORD with all your heart and do not rely on your own insight In all your ways acknowledge him and he will make straight your pathsDo not be wise in your own eyes fear the LORD and turn away from evil It will be a healing for your flesh and a refreshment for your body

Page 10

Honour the LORD with your sub-stance and with the first fruits of all your produce then your barns will be filled with plentyand your vats will be bursting with wine My child do not despise the LORDrsquos disci-pline or be weary of his reproof for the LORD reproves the one he loves as a father the son in whom he delights

Philippians 1 12-22

I want you to know beloved that what has happened to me has actually helped to spread the gospel so that it has become known throughout the whole imperial guard and to everyone else that my imprisonment is for Christ and most of the brothers and sisters having been made confident in the Lord by my imprisonment dare to speak the word with greater bold-ness and without fear Some proclaim Christ from envy and rivalry but oth-ers from goodwill These proclaim

Christ out of love knowing that I have been put here for the defence of the gospel the others proclaim Christ out of selfish ambition not sincerely but intending to increase my suffering in my imprisonment What does it mat-ter Just this that Christ is proclaimed in every way whether out of false mo-tives or true and in that I rejoice Yes and I will continue to rejoice for I know that through your prayers and the help of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will result in my deliverance It is my eager expectation and hope that I will not be put to shame in any way but that by my speaking with all bold-ness Christ will be exalted now as al-ways in my body whether by life or by death For to me living is Christ and dying is gain If I am to live in the flesh that means fruitful labour for me and I do not know which I prefer

Page 11

Please cut out and return if you would like any of the following PO Box 657 Nelson 7040 or drop into the Office Box in the quiet room

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I would like to know more about

rish Nurse Name_______________________________ Ph ____________

Cell phone_________________________________________

Address_____________________________________________

Email _________________________________

Page 12

Readings 8am amp 10am Exodus 32 1-14

The Golden Calf

When the people saw that Moses de-layed to come down from the moun-tain the people gathered around Aa-ron and said to him lsquoCome make gods for us who shall go before us as for this Moses the man who brought us up out of the land of Egypt we do not know what has become of-himrsquo Aaron said to them lsquoTake off the gold rings that are on the ears of your wives your sons and your daughters and bring them to mersquo So all the people took off the gold rings from their ears and brought them to Aaron He took the gold from them formed it in a mouldand cast an im-age of a calf and they said lsquoThese are your gods O Israel who brought you up out of the land of Egyptrsquo When Aaron saw this he built an altar before it and Aaron made proclamation and said lsquoTomorrow shall be a festival to the LORDrsquo They rose early the next day and offered burnt-offerings and brought sacrifices of well-being and the people sat down to eat and drink and rose up to revelThe LORD said to Moses lsquoGo down at once Your people whom you brought up out of the land of Egypt have acted perversely they have been quick to turn aside from the way that I commanded them they have cast for themselves an image of a calf and have worshipped it and sacrificed to it and said ldquoThese are your gods O Israel who brought you up out of the land of Egyptrdquorsquo The LORD said to Moses lsquoI have seen this

people how stiff-necked they are Now let me alone so that my wrath may burn hot against them and I may consume them and of you I will make a great nationrsquo But Moses im-plored the LORD his God and said lsquoO LORD why does your wrath burn hot against your people whom you brought out of the land of Egypt with great power and with a mighty hand Why should the Egyptians say ldquoIt was with evil intent that he brought them out to kill them in the mountains and to consume them from the face of the earthrdquo Turn from your fierce wrath change your mind and do not bring disaster on your peo-ple Remember Abraham Isaac and Israel your servants how you swore to them by your own self saying to them ldquoI will multiply your descend-ants like the stars of heaven and all this land that I have promised I will give to your descendants and they shall inherit it for everrdquorsquo And the LORD changed his mind about the disaster that he planned to bring on his people

Philippians 4 1-9

Therefore my brothers and sis-ters whom I love and long for my joy and crown stand firm in the Lord in this way my beloved I urge Eu-odia and I urge Syntyche to be of the same mind in the Lord Yes and I ask you also my loyal companion help these women for they have struggled beside me in the work of the gospel together with Clement and the rest of my co-workers whose names are in the book of life

Page 9

Rejoice in the Lord always again I will say Rejoice Let your gentle-ness be known to everyone The Lord is near Do not worry about anything but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God And the peace of God which surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Je-sus Finally belovedwhatever is true whatever is honourable what-ever is just whatever is pure what-ever is pleasing whatever is com-mendable if there is any excel-lence and if there is anything wor-thy of praise think about these things Keep on doing the things that you have learned and received and heard and seen in me and the God of peace will be with you

St Matthew 22 1-14 Once more Jesus spoke to them in

parables saying 2 lsquoThe kingdom of heaven may be compared to a king who gave a wedding banquet for his son 3 He sent his slaves to call those who had been invited to the wedding banquet but they would not come 4 Again he sent other slaves saying ldquoTell those who have been invited Look I have prepared my dinner my oxen and my fat calves have been slaughtered and everything is ready come to the wedding banquetrdquo 5 But they made light of it and went away one to his farm another to his busi-ness 6 while the rest seized his slaves maltreated them and killed them 7 The king was enraged He sent his troops destroyed those murderers

and burned their city 8 Then he said to his slaves ldquoThe wedding is ready but those invited were not worthy 9 Go therefore into the main streets and in-vite everyone you find to the wedding banquetrdquo 10 Those slaves went out into the streets and gathered all whom they found both good and bad so the wed-ding hall was filled with guests

11 lsquoBut when the king came in to see the guests he noticed a man there who was not wearing a wedding robe 12 and he said to him ldquoFriend how did you get in here without a wedding roberdquo And he was speechless 13 Then the king said to the attendants ldquoBind him hand and foot and throw him into the outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnash-ing of teethrdquo 14 For many are called but few are chosenrsquo

530pm Proverbs 3 1-12

My child do not forget my teaching but let your heart keep my com-mandments for length of days and years of life and abundant welfare they will give you Do not let loyalty and faithfulness forsake you bind them round your neck write them on the tablet of your heart So you will find favour and good repute in the sight of God and of people Trust in the LORD with all your heart and do not rely on your own insight In all your ways acknowledge him and he will make straight your pathsDo not be wise in your own eyes fear the LORD and turn away from evil It will be a healing for your flesh and a refreshment for your body

Page 10

Honour the LORD with your sub-stance and with the first fruits of all your produce then your barns will be filled with plentyand your vats will be bursting with wine My child do not despise the LORDrsquos disci-pline or be weary of his reproof for the LORD reproves the one he loves as a father the son in whom he delights

Philippians 1 12-22

I want you to know beloved that what has happened to me has actually helped to spread the gospel so that it has become known throughout the whole imperial guard and to everyone else that my imprisonment is for Christ and most of the brothers and sisters having been made confident in the Lord by my imprisonment dare to speak the word with greater bold-ness and without fear Some proclaim Christ from envy and rivalry but oth-ers from goodwill These proclaim

Christ out of love knowing that I have been put here for the defence of the gospel the others proclaim Christ out of selfish ambition not sincerely but intending to increase my suffering in my imprisonment What does it mat-ter Just this that Christ is proclaimed in every way whether out of false mo-tives or true and in that I rejoice Yes and I will continue to rejoice for I know that through your prayers and the help of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will result in my deliverance It is my eager expectation and hope that I will not be put to shame in any way but that by my speaking with all bold-ness Christ will be exalted now as al-ways in my body whether by life or by death For to me living is Christ and dying is gain If I am to live in the flesh that means fruitful labour for me and I do not know which I prefer

Page 11

Please cut out and return if you would like any of the following PO Box 657 Nelson 7040 or drop into the Office Box in the quiet room

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I would like to know more about

rish Nurse Name_______________________________ Ph ____________

Cell phone_________________________________________

Address_____________________________________________

Email _________________________________

Page 12

Rejoice in the Lord always again I will say Rejoice Let your gentle-ness be known to everyone The Lord is near Do not worry about anything but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God And the peace of God which surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Je-sus Finally belovedwhatever is true whatever is honourable what-ever is just whatever is pure what-ever is pleasing whatever is com-mendable if there is any excel-lence and if there is anything wor-thy of praise think about these things Keep on doing the things that you have learned and received and heard and seen in me and the God of peace will be with you

St Matthew 22 1-14 Once more Jesus spoke to them in

parables saying 2 lsquoThe kingdom of heaven may be compared to a king who gave a wedding banquet for his son 3 He sent his slaves to call those who had been invited to the wedding banquet but they would not come 4 Again he sent other slaves saying ldquoTell those who have been invited Look I have prepared my dinner my oxen and my fat calves have been slaughtered and everything is ready come to the wedding banquetrdquo 5 But they made light of it and went away one to his farm another to his busi-ness 6 while the rest seized his slaves maltreated them and killed them 7 The king was enraged He sent his troops destroyed those murderers

and burned their city 8 Then he said to his slaves ldquoThe wedding is ready but those invited were not worthy 9 Go therefore into the main streets and in-vite everyone you find to the wedding banquetrdquo 10 Those slaves went out into the streets and gathered all whom they found both good and bad so the wed-ding hall was filled with guests

11 lsquoBut when the king came in to see the guests he noticed a man there who was not wearing a wedding robe 12 and he said to him ldquoFriend how did you get in here without a wedding roberdquo And he was speechless 13 Then the king said to the attendants ldquoBind him hand and foot and throw him into the outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnash-ing of teethrdquo 14 For many are called but few are chosenrsquo

530pm Proverbs 3 1-12

My child do not forget my teaching but let your heart keep my com-mandments for length of days and years of life and abundant welfare they will give you Do not let loyalty and faithfulness forsake you bind them round your neck write them on the tablet of your heart So you will find favour and good repute in the sight of God and of people Trust in the LORD with all your heart and do not rely on your own insight In all your ways acknowledge him and he will make straight your pathsDo not be wise in your own eyes fear the LORD and turn away from evil It will be a healing for your flesh and a refreshment for your body

Page 10

Honour the LORD with your sub-stance and with the first fruits of all your produce then your barns will be filled with plentyand your vats will be bursting with wine My child do not despise the LORDrsquos disci-pline or be weary of his reproof for the LORD reproves the one he loves as a father the son in whom he delights

Philippians 1 12-22

I want you to know beloved that what has happened to me has actually helped to spread the gospel so that it has become known throughout the whole imperial guard and to everyone else that my imprisonment is for Christ and most of the brothers and sisters having been made confident in the Lord by my imprisonment dare to speak the word with greater bold-ness and without fear Some proclaim Christ from envy and rivalry but oth-ers from goodwill These proclaim

Christ out of love knowing that I have been put here for the defence of the gospel the others proclaim Christ out of selfish ambition not sincerely but intending to increase my suffering in my imprisonment What does it mat-ter Just this that Christ is proclaimed in every way whether out of false mo-tives or true and in that I rejoice Yes and I will continue to rejoice for I know that through your prayers and the help of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will result in my deliverance It is my eager expectation and hope that I will not be put to shame in any way but that by my speaking with all bold-ness Christ will be exalted now as al-ways in my body whether by life or by death For to me living is Christ and dying is gain If I am to live in the flesh that means fruitful labour for me and I do not know which I prefer

Page 11

Please cut out and return if you would like any of the following PO Box 657 Nelson 7040 or drop into the Office Box in the quiet room

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I would like to know more about

rish Nurse Name_______________________________ Ph ____________

Cell phone_________________________________________

Address_____________________________________________

Email _________________________________

Page 12

Honour the LORD with your sub-stance and with the first fruits of all your produce then your barns will be filled with plentyand your vats will be bursting with wine My child do not despise the LORDrsquos disci-pline or be weary of his reproof for the LORD reproves the one he loves as a father the son in whom he delights

Philippians 1 12-22

I want you to know beloved that what has happened to me has actually helped to spread the gospel so that it has become known throughout the whole imperial guard and to everyone else that my imprisonment is for Christ and most of the brothers and sisters having been made confident in the Lord by my imprisonment dare to speak the word with greater bold-ness and without fear Some proclaim Christ from envy and rivalry but oth-ers from goodwill These proclaim

Christ out of love knowing that I have been put here for the defence of the gospel the others proclaim Christ out of selfish ambition not sincerely but intending to increase my suffering in my imprisonment What does it mat-ter Just this that Christ is proclaimed in every way whether out of false mo-tives or true and in that I rejoice Yes and I will continue to rejoice for I know that through your prayers and the help of the Spirit of Jesus Christ this will result in my deliverance It is my eager expectation and hope that I will not be put to shame in any way but that by my speaking with all bold-ness Christ will be exalted now as al-ways in my body whether by life or by death For to me living is Christ and dying is gain If I am to live in the flesh that means fruitful labour for me and I do not know which I prefer

Page 11

Please cut out and return if you would like any of the following PO Box 657 Nelson 7040 or drop into the Office Box in the quiet room

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I would like to know more about

rish Nurse Name_______________________________ Ph ____________

Cell phone_________________________________________

Address_____________________________________________

Email _________________________________

Page 12

Please cut out and return if you would like any of the following PO Box 657 Nelson 7040 or drop into the Office Box in the quiet room

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I would like to know more about

rish Nurse Name_______________________________ Ph ____________

Cell phone_________________________________________

Address_____________________________________________

Email _________________________________

Page 12

Service information Those receiving Holy Communion are invited to do so EITHER by intinction ie retaining the wafer when it is given to you and then dipping it in the cup of wine before consuming it OR by consuming the wafer when it is given to you and then drinking from the common cup

Grape juice is available at communion

Gluten free wafers are available

Hearing Aid Loop available - please turn to the T position on your hearing aid ALSO

Three individual speakers on the Pulpit side in rows 4 and 5

Ramp for access to the Sanctuary (on the right side)

Special chairs are available from the Pulpit side for those with disabilities or back problems Note that the leg height can be adjusted to suit

Newcomers

We warmly welcome you to the Cathedral today We are delighted to have families with children worship with us During term time we have a childrenrsquos ministry during the ser-vice The children go with our childrenrsquos worker John Laing and his helpers out to the Teaching Room which is accessed by going through the glassed in room and turning to the right Parents are very welcome to accompany their children or the children are equally welcome to remain in the service Toilets can be found outside down the path to the left or if it is raining there are toilets off the Teaching Room

Page 13

Dean The Very Reverend Michael Hawke 548 1443 Mobile 021711726 Email mikenelsoncathedralorg Special Services The Reverend Steve Jordan and Pastoral Care Co-ordinator Mobile 021 294 6105 Email stevenelsoncathedralorg Organists Jane Mitchell ndash Mark Patterson

Childrenrsquos Ministry John Laing - Mobile 0272 959 261 Worker Email johnnelsoncathedralorg Parish Nurse Jane Wulff ndash 547 9977 Mobile 021 541 848 Email janewulff8gmailcom Pastoral Care Coordinator Jane Wulff Deanrsquos Warden Bruce Astridge Peoples Warden Jenny Dickie ndash 548 7705 Mobile 021 342 227 Email jennydickieyahooconz Office Administrator Raewyn Wiseman - 548 1008

Email officenelsoncathedralorg Web wwwnelsoncathedralorg Facebook Christ Church Cathedral PO Box 657 Nelson

Office Hours Week days 9am ndash 12 noon

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