17 June Ordinary Sunday am Eucharist (Resurrection Chapel) Dean Ian Render am Eucharist with hymns Dean Ian Render

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1 WEEKLY NEWSLETTER 17 June Ordinary Sunday am Eucharist (Resurrection Chapel) Dean Ian Render am Eucharist with hymns Dean Ian Render Ormond Chapel, Napier Terrace: No service today - next service Sunday June, pm Sung Evensong Please ensure all cellphones are switched OFF when in the Cathedral; and, if necessary, adjust hearing aids to the Loop system. Prayer Cycles - We pray for Anglican Communion The Anglican Church in the Province of Myanmar (Burma); the Most Rev d Stephen Than Myint Oo, Archbishop of Myanmar, and Bishop of Yangon Anglican Board of Missions Local mission in New Zealand; the Archbishops, bishops, clergy & lay leaders; Defence force, tertiary, school, hospital & workplace chaplains; Church Army; Decade of Mission co-ordination group Diocese, Parish and Community Waiapu Bishop Andrew Hedge and family Waiapu Dean, the Very Rev d Ian Render Waiapu Regional Deans (Rev ds David van Oeveren, Adrienne Bruce and Stephen Donald); Waiapu Ministry Educator, Rev d Deborah Broome Diocesan Theologian Rev d Dr Howard Pilgrim Diocese of Polynesia; Archbishop Winston Halapua St John s Theological College, Rev d Tony Gerritsen & tikanga deans Diocesan Administration Centre staff; Colleen Kaye, Registrar Members of the Diocesan Standing Committee Waiapu Board of Diocesan Trustees, Michael Morgan (Chair) Low-Gluten wafers (below 0ppm) are now available - please advise the Presider, or one of the Welcoming team, if this is your dietary requirement. NOTE: Bell Tower and entrance are earthquake prone as assessed under the Building Act 00 - use at your own risk!

2 Today A very warm Welcome to all who are worshipping with us especially if you are visiting Napier or at the Cathedral for the first time you are invited to join us for morning tea (or coffee!) served at the back of the Cathedral following the 10am service. During the winter months, the 8.00am Eucharist will be held in the Resurrection Chapel (south-west corner of the Cathedral, adjacent to the stairs to the Gallery) Stewardship Our Stewardship month commenced last Sunday, and the Stewardship information booklet is available again this Sunday. Please record your name on the clipboard if you take a copy with you today... next week we will commence mailing it out to parishioners who have not already taken a copy. Commitment Sunday is the 8 th July when we invite parishioners to return the Stewardship Commitment form from the booklet - or drop it into the Parish Office before the 1 st July. Thank you. Today, Br. Graham-Michoel OSBC starts his participation in Refugee Week (17- June) and welcomes online sponsorship of his living on "refugee rations" during this week. See the OXFAM poster near the tables at the entrance for details. He also invites expressions of interest in his support for Ugandan LGBTI refugees living in camps in Kenya. Vestry has agreed to this cause being endorsed by the Cathedral. Taize Vespers Tonight Sunday 17 th June, 7.00 pm St Paul s Presbyterian Church cnr Tennyson & Dalton Sts, Napier (and on the third Sunday each month, ie 15 th July, 19 th August, 16 th September) The Coffee Club will meet at the Bayon Eaterie (previously Fuse Café) on Carlyle Street, Napier near the new Countdown Thursday 1 June, 10am Everybody welcome! Please RSVP with numbers attending to Sandy s sandyharrisonnz@gmail.com or phone: , by Tuesday 19 June. Next Sunday afternoon, th June, at 1pm, Te Pihopatanga o te Tairawhiti will hold a service in the Cathedral with students from Te Aute and Hukarere Colleges. Archbishop Don Tamihere will preside. The service will include baptisms, confirmations, and will also acknowledge other significant ministries amongst the Tairawhiti clergy team. We look forward to welcoming our tikanga partners for these celebrations. Sung Evensong Next Sunday th June,.00 pm (note earlier time during winter months) at Ormond Chapel, Napier Terrace.

3 Today s Order of Service am This morning s service follows the Eucharistic Liturgy Thanksgiving and Praise commencing on page 76 in the red New Zealand Anglican Prayer Book; the tunes for most hymns may be found in Common Praise, the blue hymn book in the pews; Presider: Liturgist: Director of Music: The Very Rev d Ian Render, Dean of Waiapu Philip Pridmore Anthony Tattersall Opening Hymn: All creatures worship God most high 1 All creatures, worship God most high! Sound every voice in earth and sky: Sing, brother sun, in splendour bright, sing, sister moon and stars of night: Sing, brother fire, so warm and strong drive far the shadows, join the throng: Dear mother earth, so rich in care, praise God in colours bright and rare: Sing, brother wind; with clouds and rain you grow the gifts of fruit and grain: Dear sister water, flowing clear, make music for our God to hear: All who for love of God forgive, all who in pain or sorrow grieve: Christ bears your burdens and your fears; still make your song amid the tears: 5 O sisters, brothers, take your part, come worship God with humble heart: All creatures, bless the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit Three-in-One: After St. Francis of Assisi Tune: Lasst Uns Erfreuen [CP50] Welcome: NZPB page: 76 Dean Ian Render The Gathering of the Community

4 NZPB page: 78-9 Confession / Forgiveness / Absolution Sentence: Collect: In Christ, God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting the message of reconciliation to us. Corinthians 5: 19 Creator God, you created the world and all that is in it, you planted us as seeds into that world; may we flourish and grow and in turn sow seeds of love and compassion, justice and truth, hope and faith; through Jesus Christ, who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God now and for ever. Amen. Reading: Ezekiel 17: - Christine Scott Psalm 9: 1-, 1-15 Reading: Corinthians 5: 6-10 (11-1) 1-17 Hugo Powrie Gradual Hymn: As trees from tiny seeds can grow Tune: O Waly Waly 1 As trees from tiny seeds can grow, as yeast expands the lifeless dough, as light, unhampered, shines around so does God s gracious love abound. As hidden treasure is reclaimed, we, God s new people, are re-named. For us the pearl, long-sought, is found. Christ is our treasure, sure and sound. We are not promised weed-less fields, nor are we given equal yields. But God s true faithfulness shall stay with us, supporting all the way. As coins, once lost, are found with joy, as Jesus loves each girl and boy, so we, now found by God, rejoice, lifting in praise, one heart one voice. Words: 1981 Jane Parker Huber Alt.tune: O Waly Waly A Singing Faith #7 Gospel Reading: Mark : 6- Dean Ian Render

5 The Sermon: Dean Ian Render NZPB page: 81 The Affirmation of Faith / He Tikanga Whakapono NZPB page: 8 The Prayers of the People led by Elisabeth Paterson NZPB page: 185 The Peace Dean Ian Render We greet the people near us, saying Peace be with you / Kia tau te rangimarie. During the next hymn the bread and wine, symbols of Christ s life, are brought to the altar; our offerings of money that support the mission and ministry of the Cathedral are collected and brought forward also. Offertory Hymn: We meet as friends at table tune: Ellacombe [CP157] 1 We meet as friends at table, to listen, and be heard, united by the Spirit, attentive to the Word. Through prayer and conversation we tune our varied views to Christ, whose love has made us the bearers of good news. With food and drink for sharing the table soon is spread. The freedom meal of Jesus is crowned with wine and bread, and all, without exception, may eat, and speak, and stay, for this is Christ's own table where none are turned away. We share our lives and longings, and when the meal is done we pray as friends at table, and promise to be one. To Christ, and to each other, we cheerfully belong: apart, our hope is fruitless; together, we are strong. Fulfilled, and glad to follow wherever Christ may lead, we journey from the table to love a world in need with patience, truth and kindness, that justice may increase and all may sit at table in freedom, joy, and peace. Words: Brian Wren 1996 Hope Publishing Worship & Rejoice #70 NZPB page: 85 NZPB page: 88 NZPB page: 89 The Preparation of the Gifts The Great Thanksgiving The Lord s Prayer The Invitation 5

6 All are welcome to share the bread and wine of Christ s life, or to receive a blessing - please come to the altar rails via the centre aisle and return to your seats via the side aisles (or use the ramp if necessary and take a place at the rear altar rail). Please advise an usher if you need to have communion served in your seat. NZPB page: 90 Prayer after communion The Blessing: We share notices and news Closing Hymn: Holy Presence, Holy Teacher Tune: Abbot s Leigh 1 Holy Presence, Holy Teacher, Light illumining our lives, in the compass of Your wisdom all our work and worship thrives: lead us when we sense Your calling till we find our chosen field, following your hand s direction, honouring your truth revealed. By our nurture, by our culture every life is shaped to grow, fed by long tradition s learning, formed by mentors as we go; tune our ears to hear the gospel questioning accepted thought, ready to respect each other, see the gifts that each has brought. Yours the world of power and beauty, ours the task to tend its needs, day by day in cheerful service growing faith like mustard seeds, striving in unlikely places, standing where indeed we must, acting from compelling conscience, working for what s fair and just. God, we pray for understanding in our study, in our goals, charges that will change and challenge, vision to inspire our souls, that this place for mind s reflection, faith examined, word addressed, be a witness to your teaching, and our faithful search be blessed. Words: Shirley Erena Murray The Dismissal: Go now to love and serve the Lord. Go in peace. Amen. We go in the name of Christ. Organ Voluntary: Hymns reproduced with permission under CCLI Licence #

7 National Interfaith Forum We are the World The 1 th National Interfaith Forum will be held in Wellington from Saturday 8 th to Monday 0 th July. Online registration now available at: More information on the Wellington Inter -faith Facebook page, or wtginterfaithcouncil@gmail.com He Taonga Tongarewa: A Highly-prized and Precious Gift A history of a New Zealand Prayer Book; He Karakia Mihinare o Aotearoa This new book launched at GSTHW on the history of our Prayer Book and its Commission is now in hand. It was commissioned by the Common Life Liturgical Commission and Geoff Haworth spent a couple of years researching and writing it, including one to one interviews with all the surviving members of the PB Commission, so it is a rich taonga indeed. Cost of this book will be $0 GST inclusive plus P&P and is available from the General Synod Office. To get your copy, gensec@anglicanchurch.org.nz or call (09) Copies will be dispatched with invoices. Mid-Winter Lunch at the Napier RSA The Napier Inner-City Churches annual combined lunch will be Sunday 1 st July, 1.0pm - bookings to Marie, ph This lunch follows the pulpit-swap during the morning services at each of the NICC - Dean Ian will preach at Trinity Methodist, and one of the Napier Catholic Parish priests will preach in the Cathedral. Hawke s Bay Regional Conference Saturday 0 th June, 10.00am to.00pm at St Matthew s Church Hall & Guild Room, 00 King Street South, Hastings. All clergy, Synod reps and Regional reps should have received their summons to attend from the Diocesan Office by now; all parishioners are welcome to attend. One of the tasks of the Regional Conference is to select from nominations received from Parishes up to three clerical and three lay names to be forwarded for consideration by the Board of Nomination for election to Standing Committee prior to Synod. (Canon..1(d) of Regions) Please all nominations for Standing Committee members, and motions to be considered at the HB Regional Conference to the HB Regional Dean, the Rev d David Van Oeveren, regionaldean.hb@waiapu.com by Friday rd June. A reminder that all Motions must be first passed by a Regional Conference before proceeding to Synod in September. Ahuriri Anglicans Together Combined Night Prayer service Sunday 15 th July, 5.00pm, St Augustine s Church Hall, cnr Latham St & Riverbend Rd, Napier Diocesan Ordination service Saturday 1 July, 1.00pm Bishop Andrew will ordain Peter Williamson (All Saints Taradale) and Bruce Allport (currently at St John s College, and destined for St Peter s Riverslea) to the transitional diaconate. 7

8 COMING UP DIARY DATES Mid-Week Services: (in the Resurrection Chapel) 9.00 am - Morning Prayer (Tues-Fri) 10.0am - Eucharist (Tues) 1 noon - Mid-Day Prayer (Wed) Wednesday 0 June 1.00 pm - Finance Committee meeting Friday June 1-pm - Anglican Pension Board meeting with HB clergy at St Matthew s, Hastings Sunday June 1.00 pm - Archbishop Don Tamihere & Tairawhiti with Te Aute & Hukarere at the Cathedral for baptisms & confirmations Wednesday 7 June 1 noon - Mid-day Prayer followed by Stillpoint (in Resurrection Chapel) 7.00 pm - Vestry meeting (Lounge) Friday 9 June 7-9pm - HB Vicars & Wardens meeting with the Bishop, Registrar & Regional Dean, Waipukurau 7.0 pm - Charles Spanner Organ Recital at the Cathedral, the first of three in the mid-year organ recital series. Door sales from 7pm - Adults $5, concession $0, students $15, under 1 free (plus options for multiple concert ticket purchase) Saturday 0 June 9.0am-pm - HB Regional Conference at St Matthew s Church Hall, Hastings Sunday 1 July 10 am - Napier Inner City Churches pulpitswap followed by the annual NICC mid-winter lunch at Napier RSA (numbers & payment to Marie Knight).00 pm - EJP Network meeting (Lounge) Friday 6 July 9.15 am - Pastoral Companions meeting Services next Sunday June St John the Baptist... at the Cathedral am - Eucharist (Resurrection Chapel) am - Choral Eucharist 1.00 pm - Te Pihoptanga o te Tairawhiti Eucharist with Baptisms & Confirmations Archbishop Don Tamihere... at Ormond Chapel pm - Sung Evensong Readings: Isaiah 0: 1-11 Psalm 85: 7-1 Acts 1: 1b-6 Luke 1: 57-66, 80 Mid-week Eucharist: Tuesday 19 June, 10.0 am in the Resurrection Chapel CLERGY: Dean: The Very Rev d Ian Render Direct Dial free-call: Parish Mobile: Assisting Clergy: Dorothy Brooker Erice Fairbrother Graeme Pilgrim WARDENS: Dean s: Graeme West People s: Alison Thomson CHOIR DIRECTOR: \\ Anthony Tattersall LAY ASSISTANT: Jennifer Harris OFFICE: Tues-Fri.: 9.0am-.0pm Priest-Administrator: Margaret Thompson Waiapu Cathedral of St John the Evangelist, 8 Browning Street, Napier, NZ Phone ~ PO Box 95, Napier ~ office@napiercathedral.org.nz