Sunday 5th October, 2008 Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost
Today’s Officiant is Fr Warren Huffa
TODAY WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT We are all familiar with the 10 commandments, but often mistake them for rules to be obeyed rather than an expression of the kind of community God wants us to be. There is an important difference.
WELCOME Please join us for breakfast in the hall after the 8am service or morning tea after the 10am service. At 10am please find all prayers and hymns projected onto the sanctuary walls.
THE PRAYER FOR TODAY Almighty God, your Son Jesus was the stone rejected by the builders, and, by your doing, he has been made the chief cornerstone: grant that, by the power of his Spirit working in us, we may become living stones built up into your dwelling place, a temple holy and acceptable to you; through Jesus Christ, our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God , for ever and ever. Amen
TODAY’S READING Exodus 20:1-4, 7-9, 12 –20 by David C
TODAY’S GOSPEL Matthew 21: 33-46
PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE by Margaret P
We pray for those in need especially Anne B, Betty and Walter, Janet and Peter, Anna, Joy, Ben , Ros , Ron , Eric , Dianne, Murray & Ben , Phyll , Heather, Juliet, Blake, Annie and Baby Harry We give thanks for the lives of Marjorie Norton, Joe Halstead, Mary Willoughby, The Rev’d Allan Biggs, Pat Trebilcock, and Joyce Cook whose years mind occurs at this time.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
NEXT WEEK’S SERVICE
READINGS Exodus 32:1-14 by Sue
GOSPEL Matthew 22:1-14
PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE by Hal
PRAYER CIRCLE meets noon on the 2nd Tuesday each month
BIBLE STUDY 10am every Wednesday
HOLY COMMUNION 9.30am every Thursday followed by morning tea in the hall.
TODAY’ SERMON & KIDS TALK http://classic-theology-new.blogspot.com/
ALL NOTICES can be found at http://www.anglican-belair.blogspot.com
ITEMS FOR NEXT WEEK’S PEW SHEET
Forward to Wendy by 5pm Tuesdays
HELPLINE
Part of being Christian community together is supporting each other when we need help. From a once-off delivery of food to transport or any other assistance the Helpline is a structured way of us providing this assistance to each other easily and confidentially. So please ring the Helpline coordinators, Iris or Marlene for any assistance at all.
EVENTS
ART EXHIBITION TODAY 1-6PM
Christie invites you and your friends to an Exhibition of her Watercolours at Tardis,
REFLECTIONS ON LAMBETH
Conversations with the bishops on Lambeth and the Anglican Communion
Join us at • St Matt’s, Kensington Tuesday 14 October, 7.30pm • St Jude’s Brighton Wednesday 15 October, 7.30pm • St Mark’s, Golden Grove Tuesday 22 October, 7.30pm Come for the talk, stay for conversation. Limited places available. Bookings essential: Diocesan Office 8305 9350 or
diocesanoffice@adelaide.anglican.com.au
OBERAMMERGAU PASSION PLAY 2010 INFORMATION EVENING
An information evening about this journey will be held at St Columba’s Parish Centre, 3 Rosevear Street, Hoawthorn at 7pm on Friday October 10th.To register for this information evening please email paulmitchell@swiftdsl.com.au or telephone the Parish Office on 8272 7266.
HALL BOOKING 15 OCT 5.30PM TO 7PM
The Mitcham Hills Community Housing assoc will be having their AGM.
PARISH HIDEAWAY WEEKEND 24-26 October 2008
SUNDAY SERVICE COMMENCES AT 11AM-COME FOR A DRIVE & WORSHIP BY THE SEA
Phone the Jetty Caravan Park Normanville http://www.parks-sa.com.au/nobcp.html 08 8558 2038 to book your site or cabin. Or may be you would like to join us for Sunday Service & Lunch.
Please put your name on the list in the foyer.
OUTREACH
FLINDERS MEDICAL CENTRE CHAPEL CENTRE
It was great to have some new people last time. We hope you can all come again on 12 October at 10am at the Chapel. More helpers are welcome. Any queries to Jean Fordham
ANGLICARE TOY APPEAL
Commencing mid October until last Sunday before Advent. Please see Joyce for details.
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD SHOE BOXES
Marlene Dixon would like to have these by 19th October. Please do not include lollies or toothpaste and no infant boxes please.
THE MAGDALENE CENTRE
Please leave donations of clothes, blankets, sleeping bags, doonas, etc. in the box in the Hall.
Donations of tinned tuna, long life milk, pasta and dry biscuits or any other staple food items are always needed for the basket.
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