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Northcote Takapuna
Methodist Parish
Welcome If you are a new comer, please make yourself known.
Morning tea will be served after worship and you are invited to share.
Parish Superintendent Rev Peter Norman Phone 442 1945 Email: [email protected] Mobile 027 378 7042 *Please note the minister has Friday off*
Parish Office Phone/Fax 489 4590 Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am – 12 noon
Takapuna Church Corner Lake Road & Tennyson Avenue
PO Box 331013, Takapuna, Auckland, 0740 Sunday Worship, 10am Parish Stewards Brian Peak Phone 489 4977 Email: [email protected] Lorraine Parker Phone 444 5576 Email: [email protected] Church Office Phone/Fax 489 4590 Email: [email protected] Angela Garrett Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am – 12 noon
St Lukes Church 16-20 Greenslade Crescent, Northcote, Auckland, 0627
Sunday Worship, 9.30am
Parish Stewards Etta Spence Phone 418 4288 Email: [email protected] Pat Carroll Phone 480 8389 Email: [email protected]
Church Office/Room Bookings Phone 489 4590 Email: [email protected]
Pentecost 5 19 June 2016
Worship Leader: Rev Peter Norman Organist: Norman Firth
Church & Family Birthday Greetings: Roger Biddle for Tuesday 21st June
Bev Jones for Friday 24th June Moving House: Best wishes to June & Harry who have now moved
to Settlers in Albany. Their contact details are: 74/550 Albany Highway, Albany 0632 Today Sun 19 June Matariki Family Service - Rev Peter Norman 10.00am MWF AGM after today ’s service at back of Church Jazz Vespers at TMC 7.00pm
This Week Mon 20 June Leaders Meeting - Back of Church 7.30pm Tue 21 June Nancy’s Afternoon 2.00pm Sat 25 June Parish High Tea at TMC 2.30pm See back page notices after service. A donation for the work of
Hospice would be appreciated. There is still time to add your name to the clipboard on round table if you would like to come.
Coming Events Sun 26 June Sunday Worship - Rev Jeong Whan Lee 10.00am Mon 11 July Parish Council at TMC 7.30pm Tue 26 July Evening Fellowship at TMC 7.30pm Sun 31 July Sunday @ 4 TMC Lounge 4.00pm Speaker: Aarif Rasheed will speak on the situation in the
Middle East, Islam and interfaith dialogue. See back page notices for more information Notices Committee Convenors: Please begin your Annual Reports soon and email through to the TMC Office. The final due date will be 31st July. Many thanks
TMC Roster for Next Sunday 26 June – Pentecost 6
Worship Leader: Rev Jeong Whan Lee Organist: Ian Ayers Reader: Vicky Salvador Door Stewards: Glenys Chapman & Audrey Hainsworth
Pentecost 5 Sunday, 19th June 2016
Worship Leader: Rev Peter Norman
Organist: Norman Firth
Theme: Matariki
The Bi-Cultural Story
Pōwhiri (welcoming ceremony)
Welcome
Video: Matariki
Introduction
He kororia ki te Atua (Call to Worship)
He kororia ki te Atua Salute to God He maungarongo ki te whenua Peacefulness to the land He whakaaro pai ki te tāngata Good will to the people. Ka haere tātau ki te karakia. Let us go to worship.
Community Candle Mihi Whakatu (Gathering) Tihei Mauri Ora! Behold there is life! E te Atua, tena koe To God, greetings E nga manuhiri, tena koutou. To the visitors, greetings E nga mate To the dead Haere, haere, haere. Farewell, farewell, farewell. Te hunga mate ki te hunga mate To the dead to the dead Te hunga ora ki te hunga ora. The living to the living E nga manuhiri To the visitors Haere mai, haere mai, haere mai! Welcome, welcome, welcome. Tena koutou ki a koutou Greetings to you kua tae mai nei Who have come to support the ki te tautoko reason of this time. te kaupapa o tenei wa I am not a knowledgeable person
E hara ahau i te tangata mohio at speaking. ki te kōrero, otira, e tika ana But it is right that we kia mihi atu, kia mihi mai. exchange greetings. No reira– Therefore- Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa. Greetings to you all. Hīmene (Hymn) Where the Mountains Rise to open Skies (AA 155) (Please see ‘Alleluia Aotearoa’ book located in each pew) Te taima o ngā tāmariki (Time with the children) Mere McKaskill’s Boil-up by Tracy Duncan. Manawātanga o ngā tāmariki (Blessing the children) May the gentle light of Matariki guide and inspire you all this year. Amen. Ma te whetūrangi o Matariki, e tiki mai, e manaaki mai i a koe, i a koutou ranei, no te tau e take mai ana. Āmine. All Age Time: Merge Band Karakia (Prayer of Awareness) Join the bones together. Tūtakina i te iwi. Join the blood together. Tūtakina i te toto. Join the flesh together. Tūtakina i te kiko. Join the sinews together. Tūtakina i te uaua. Join them so they will be firm. Tūtakina kia uu. Join them so they will hold fast. Tūtakina kia mau. It is the heavens which join. Tēnei te rangi ka tuutaki. It is the heavens which bind together. Tēneite rangi ka ruruku. It is the earth which strengthens and supports. Tēneite papa ka wheuka. Heavens, embrace us. E Rangi e, awhitia. Earth, embrace us. E Papa e, awhitia. What you embrace, is indeed embraced. Nāu ka awhi, ka awhi. What you cherish is truly cherished. Nāu ka āka, ka āka. What you stretch out and join stays stretched Nāu ka toro, ka toro. out and joined. It grows, a rock of the land, Tupu he toka whenua, a rock like Mata-te-rā. tupu he toka Mata-te-rā.
The Lord’s Prayer
E to matou Matua i te rangi Kia tapu tou Ingoa. Kia tae mai tou rangatiratanga. Kia meatia tau e pai ai ki runga ki te whenua, kia rite ano ki to te rangi. Homai ki a matou aianei he taro ma matou mo tenei ra. Murua o matou hara, Me matou hoki e muru nei i o te hunga e hara ana ki a matou Aua hoki matou e kawea kia whakawaia; Engari whakaorangia matou i te kino: Nou hoki te rangatiratanga, te kaha, me te kororia, Ake ake ake. Amine
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your Kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours. Now and for ever. Amen
Kōrero tara o Te Paipera Tapu (The Word in Texts) Roger Biddle
Hoani - John 3:1-17 Page 863
Hīmene: E te Atua (translation not to be sung) (AA 31 )
E te Atua aroha mai O God love us E te Atua aroha mai O God love us E te Atua aroha mai O God love us ake ake tonu e forever and ever E te Atua manaaki mai O God bless us E te Atua manaaki mai O God bless us E te Atua manaaki mai O God bless us ake ake tonu e forever and ever E te Atua awhina mai O God help us E te Atua awhina mai O God help us E te Atua awhina mai O God help us ake ake tonu e forever and ever
Reflection: Barney Tupara Barrister at Law
Te Karakia Whakamoemiti (Affirmation / Thanksgiving) Joy Cowley
Nga tāne (men): Glorious are you, Mystery of Life, essence of all creation. You are the symphony of stars and planets. You are the music of the atoms within us. You are the dawn on mountain peaks, the moonlight on evening seas. Forest and farm, the rush of the city, everything is embraced in your love.
Tātau katoa (everybody): We rejoice as we sing our gratitude. Nga wāhine (women): Glorious are you, O Jesus Christ, Cosmic love in human flesh. You graced the smallness of time and place to teach us to dance to the music. You walk on our seas and heal in our streets. You make your home in our lives, revealing that cross and resurrection are one on the road to freedom.
Tātau katoa (everybody): We rejoice as we sing our gratitude. Tātau katoa: (everyone) Glorious are you, O Spirit of Truth, wisdom and breath of our being. You are the wind that sweeps our senses. You are the fire that burns in our hearts. You are the needle of the inner compass, always pointing to true North, guiding us on the sacred dance into the Mystery of Life. We rejoice as we sing our gratitude. Amen.
Hīmene: How Great Thou Art
O Lord my God, When I in awesome wonder, Consider all the worlds Thy Hands have made; I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder, Thy power throughout the universe displayed. Chorus
Whakaaria mai Tōu rīpeka ki au Tiaho mai Rā roto i te pō Hei kona au Titiro atu ai. Ora, mate, Hei au koe noho ai When through the woods, and forest glades I wander, And hear the birds sing sweetly in the trees. When I look down, from lofty mountain grandeur And see the brook, and feel the gentle breeze. Chorus And when I think, that God, His Son not sparing; Sent Him to die, I scarce can take it in; That on the Cross, my burden gladly bearing, He bled and died to take away my sin. Chorus When Christ shall come, with shout of acclamation, And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart. Then I shall bow, in humble adoration, And then proclaim: "My God, how great Thou art!" Chorus Koha (Offering)
Kawanga (Dedication - Offering prayer)
Community Time Inoi O Ngā Tangata (Prayers of the People) In kauri and oak, in bread and wine In worship and shared meals With kumara and puha or fish and chips or haggis and scotch We celebrate who we come from, who we are and who we are yet to be – Aroha mai, aroha atu Love towards us, love going out from us.
Wairua Tapu whispering in a small voice or shouting in water’s fall and siren’s wail Creative Spirit that dances across the water Soaring Spirit of mountain Wild Spirit of wilderness Speaking from burning bush, from tussock and hebe from desert road and city street We give thanks for our hikoi of faith For our dreams of righteousness and acts of justice. We give thanks for this place Takapuna where we can feel at home and be refreshed, and for all that it means to us as whenua, our place to stand and take a stand our turangawaewae. (Bronwyn White)
Hīmene: These Hills
1. These hills where the hawk flies lonely, beaches where the long surf rolls, mountains where the snow meet heaven, these are our care Pastures where the sheep graze calmly, orchards where the apples grow, gardens where the roses cluster, these are our prayer 2. Forests where the tree ferns tower, rivers running strong, and clear, oceans where the great whales wander, they are our care Race meeting race as equals, justice for age-old wrong, worth for every man and woman, these are our prayer 3. Cities where the young roam restless, lives brought to deep despair, homeless and powerless people, these are our care. Places where the Word is spoken, hands held in serving love, faiths of our many cultures, these are our prayer
4. All that the old world gave us, all that the new world brings, language, ideas and customs, these are our care. Life finding joy and value, faith seeking truth and light, God heard and seen in all things, this be our prayer Colin Gibson
Poroporoakī (Farewell) Farewell ceremony for the people who are leaving or departing from a place. …As the koru unfurls let your spirit expand into the God of Life. As the rata showers red seeds on every wind that blows, so is the Christ sown in our hearts. May the love of the Holy One Be a solid rock in your life, For Love surrounds us. Mānawatanga (Blessing) Kia hora te marino Kia whakapapa pounamu te moana Kia tere te kārohirohi I mua i tō huarahi. May peace be widespread May the sea glisten like greenstone May the shimmer of light guide you on your way. National Anthem
1. E Ihowa Atua 2. God of nations at thy feet O ngā iwi mātou rā, in the bonds of love we meet. āta whakarongo na; Hear our voices, we entreat, Me aroha noa. God defend our free land. Kia hua ko te pai; Guard Pacific’s triple star Kia tau tō atawhai; From the shafts of strife and war, Manaakitia mai Make her praises heard afar, Aotearoa. God defend New Zealand.
Some of the material for this Matariki celebration has been sourced from an Order of Service for Matariki by Bronwyn Angela White, 2008 Wellington NZ.
Acknowledgements: Hymns printed by permission from CCL – Copyright Number 110126
NOTICES
Takapuna Methodist Church presents
a service of
music to heal and inspire
Sunday June 19th at 7pm
TONIGHT!
Parish High Tea
Saturday 25th
June at 2.30pm
Venue: Takapuna Methodist Church ENTERTAINMENT
Robyn Allen-Goudge - Harp Sheryl Clarke - Piano
A Donation to Hospice would be
appreciated
Thursday 7th July 2016 Now in its 7th year, The Lifewise Big Sleepout sets out to raise serious cash to tackle the serious issue of homelessness in Auckland. Many lives have been and will continue to be turned around as a result of this event.
It all started back in 2010 when 60 business, community and political leaders slept on cold concrete for one night. Together they raised over $100,000 to support the work of Lifewise’s Crisis Response and Housing team.
This year’s event will take place on Thursday 7 July. It will raise critical awareness of homelessness and how Housing First can end this growing problem.
All funds raised go directly to support Lifewise’s highly successful ‘no band aids’ approach to homelessness. To find out more about the Lifewise Big
Sleepout and to donate please visit bigsleepout.org.nz
A peaceful world How can we make it so?
Te Haahi Tuuhauwiri: Quaker Lecture 2016
Saturday 16 July at 7.30pm
Venue: Clouston Hall
St Cuthbert’s College 122 Market Rd, Epsom, Auckland
Marian Hobbs, a Quaker and former Labour Minister for Disarmament explores how we can contribute more effectively to peacebuilding and
Disarmament. All Welcome. Admission free
Readings for 26 June - Pentecost 6
2 Kings 2: 1-2, 6-14 Psalm 77 Galatians 5: 1, 13-25 Luke 9: 51-62
Saturday 30th July Bayswater Primary School Hall
In partnership with the Devonport Community Recycling Centre, Stephen McLuckie is going to coordinate a Repair café. A Repair Café is a pop up event where local people can bring broken and damaged items and get them repaired for free while learning how they can fix them again in the future. http://repaircafe.org/en/about/
It’s about saving money, bringing people together, learning new skills and reducing waste.
In order to succeed we’ll need skilled local volunteers to be the experts in a variety of fields. Can you mend clothes, furniture, electrical appliances, bicycles, crockery, appliances, toys, etc? Email: [email protected] or call 022 390 7199 if you’re interested in being involved. Stephen is our TMC Community Development Worker.
Public Issues Methodist hosted ecumenical Climate Justice workshop for churches 20th August, Auckland. Science, theology, policy and politics will guide options for practical action in this ecumenical event. Measures for NZ children in poverty only minimally mitigate the long term adversity of poverty for children. See Public Issues Facebook page for a video of the last speech of Children’s Commissioner Dr Russell Wills.
Sunday 31st July @ 4pm Venue: TMC
Aarif Rasheed will speak on the situation in the Middle East, Islam and
interfaith dialogue. Public Defence Service lawyer Aarif Rasheed, has gained high-level support for a planned $3 million "Centre for Interfaith Dialogue and Education" in his father's memory, with a library, seminar rooms and space for youth activities and community events. His father said, His whole philosophy as a Muslim leader was to say, 'Here in this country are many religions and it behoves us to (a) be good citizens, and (b) lead our religious lives in such a way that we can be good neighbours and live in dialogue.' His son Aarif is carrying this on.
