The Presentation of Christ in the Temple 2 nd February 2020 Parish - - PDF document

The Presentation of Christ in the Temple

St Andrew’s

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W A L K E R V I L L E

2nd February 2020

Parish Office: 43 Church Terrace PO Box 347, Walkerville 5081 Office Hours: Wed-Thurs 10am-3pm Fri 10am-12noon Tel 8269 5420 Rector: The Ven. Sam Goodes Archdeacon of the Para Tel 0403 015 108 Associate Priest: The Rev’d Helen Gibson-White Tel 0404 009 582 Web: www.standrewswalkerville.org.au Email:

• ffice@standrewswalkerville.org.au

priest@standrewswalkerville.org.au

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Parish Prayer

God our Father, you have made us members of Christ and of his Church in this parish. May our worship be the offering of our hearts and lives to you. Help us to reach out in welcome to newcomers and visitors, to encourage and care for each other in friendship and fellowship, and to grow in grace and in love; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. How to follow our Communion Service in the green Prayer Book Page 119 - The service today commences on this page. Page 120 - Lord have mercy Page 121 – The Gloria (sung at 9.30am) Page 123 - Nicene Creed (Affirming our faith) Page 124 - Intercessions Page 126 - Confession and Absolution (with preface for the Feast) Page 128 - Thanksgiving Prayer Page 141 - The Lord’s Prayer Page 144 - Final Prayer.

Save The Dates – please note these upcoming

parish events

Saturday 15th February: Parish Breakfast 8.30 am Tuesday 25th February: Shrove Tuesday Pancake Lunch Wednesday 26th February: Ash Wednesday Services with Imposition of Ashes 10am & 7pm

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Today’s Services

8.00am Holy Communion 9.30 am Sung Eucharist

Preacher & Celebrant: The Ven. Sam Goodes

A special welcome to all who are worshipping with us for the first time

• r visiting us today.

Please join us for a cup of tea/coffee after the service.

Sentence of the Day My eyes have seen your salvation, which you have prepared in the presence of all peoples, a light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to your people Israel.

Luke 2.30-32

Prayer of the Day Almighty and everliving God, we humbly pray that, as your only Son was presented in the temple in accordance with the law, so may we be dedicated to you with pure and clean hearts; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,

• ne God, now and for ever. Amen.

Readings 1st Reading: Malachi 3.1-4 OT p. 812 Psalm: Psalm 24 (sung) page 4 2nd Reading: Hebrews 2.14-18 NT p. 203 Gospel: Luke 2.22-40 NT p.54

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1 The earth is the Lord’s and | all that · is | in it the compass of the | world and | those who | dwell therein. 2 For he has founded it up | on the | seas: and es|tablished it · up | on the | waters. 3 Who shall ascend the | hill of · the | Lord:

• r who shall | stand in · his | holy | place?

4 Those who have clean hands and a | pure | heart: who have not set their soul upon idols * nor | sworn their | oath to · a | lie. 5 They shall receive | blessing · from the | Lord: and recompense from the | God of | their sal|vation. 6 Of such a kind as this are | those who | seek him: those who seek your | face O | God of | Jacob. 7 Lift up your heads O you gates * and be lifted up you ever|lasting | doors: and the King of | glory | shall come | in. 8 Who is the | King of | glory?: the Lord strong and mighty * the | Lord | mighty · in | battle. 9 Lift up your heads O you gates * and be lifted up you ever|lasting | doors: and the King of | glory | shall come | in. 10 Who is the | King of | glory?: the Lord of hosts | he · is the | King of | glory.

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Music Processional: New light has dawned (words below) Gradual: In our darkness (words p. 5) Offertory: 123 Hail, Redeemer Communion: 325 Father, hear the prayer we offer Post Communion: Christ is the one (words p. 6)

Organist: Ian Gray

New light has dawned (A&M 112)

• 1. New light has dawned, the Son of God is here,

a holy light no earthly light outshines; the light has dawned, the light that casts out fear, the light that evil dreads and love defines.

• 2. The light of glory shines to angels’ song,

the shepherds run to where a baby lies; a servant of the Lord, who waited long, acclaim the light to lighten gentile eyes.

• 3. And priestly men sit listening to a boy,

they see the dawning light within his face. Such words they hear those Christ-child lips employ! Amazing words of wisdom, truth and grace.

• 4. O Christ, the light who came to us on earth,

shine through the shadow cast by human sin; renew the faith you gave at our new birth, destroy the dark, and let your light come in.

Paul Wigmore (b. 1925) Reproduced by permission. CCL License 94792

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In our darkness (A&M 101)

• 1. In our darkness light has shone,

Alleluia, Still today the light shines on Alleluia, Word made flesh in human birth, Alleluia, Light and life of all the earth, Alleluia!

• 2. Christ the Son incarnate see,

Alleluia, by whom all things came to be, Alleluia, through the world his splendours shine, Alleluia, full of grace and truth divine Alleluia!

• 3. All who now in him believe,

Alleluia, everlasting life receive, Alleluia, born of God and in his care, Alleluia, we his name and nature share Alleluia!

• 4. Christ a child on earth appears,

Alleluia, crown of all creation’s years, Alleluia, God’s eternal word has come, Alleluia, he shall lead his people home, Alleluia!

Timothy Dudley Smith (b. 1926). Reproduced by permission. CCL License 94792

Contact Information

Rector The Ven. Sam Goodes 0403 015 108 Associate Priest The Rev’d Helen Gibson-White 0404 009 582 Priest’s Warden: Mr Ian Gray 8294 1518 People’s Warden: Ms Sally Zimmerman 8269 3817 Organist: Mr Ian Gray 8294 1518 Parish Secretary: Mr Campbell Fletcher 8269 5420 (Office) Parish Treasurer Mr Tony Pederick OAM 8269 5260 Sacristan: Ms Elizabeth Ellison 8269 1349 Prayer Chain: Mrs Biffy Ormsby 8344 3336 Parish Recorder: Mr Allan Edgar 0418 818 550

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Christ is the one (A&M 487)

• 1. Christ is the one who calls,

the one who loved and came, to whom by right it falls to bear the highest name: and still today

• ur hearts are stirred

to hear his word and walk his way.

• 2. Christ is the one who seeks,

to whom our souls are known. The word of love he speaks can wake a heart of stone; for at that sound the blind can see, the slave is free, the lost are found.

• 3. Christ is the one who died

forsaken and betrayed; who, mocked and crucified, the price of pardon paid. Our dying Lord, what grief and loss, what bitter cross,

• ur souls restored!
• 4. Christ is the one who rose

in glory from the grave, to share his live with those whom once he died to save. he drew death’s sting and broke its chains, who lives and reigns,

• ur risen King.
• 5. Christ is the one who sends,

his story to declare; who calls his servants friends and gives them news to share. His truth proclaim in all the earth, his matchless worth and saving name.

Timothy Dudley-Smith (b. 1926). Reproduced by permission. CCL License 94792

MEDITATION

“To live “in Christ” is to live a mystery equal to that of the incarnation and similar to it. For as Christ unites in his one Person the two natures of God and of man, so too in making us his friends he dwells in us, uniting us intimately to himself. ‘Seeds of Contemplation’ Thomas Merton

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For your Prayers this week

The Nations and People of the Earth: The People of China and especially the citizens of Wuhan in their fight against the coronavirus outbreak. For the many Australians and other nationalities trapped in this city under lockdown. For the thousands of Australians affected by the disastrous bushfires, and all those who have given assistance and shelter. The Church and its Mission: The Anglican Church of Burundi, Primate Abp Martin Nyaboho, his clergy and people. Archbishop Geoff Smith and Assistant Bishops Denise Ferguson, Chris McLeod and Tim Harris. St Peter’s Girls School: principal Julia Shea, chaplain Thomas Bassett. Give thanks for the work and witness of the Episcopal Church of South

• Sudan. May peace soon flourish in that country.

At St Andrew’s we pray for: For St Andrew’s School, their principal, Deb Dalwood, the teachers and staff. Members of the Prayer Chain and Home Fellowship groups, meeting through the week. Ourselves and our Community: Teachers, students and their families as schools begin a new year. Workers, volunteers and aid agencies in flood or bushfire affected areas. Special Prayer Request: Daniela Goncalves, Grant Dalwood, Bishop David McCall, Mike Grivell. The Departed Thanksgiving for those who have gone before us in faith: Those who attended the first Anglican Service at Sydney Cove, conducted by Richard Johnson in 1788 February 3 Anskar, missionary bishop in Sweden (d. 865) February 4 Martyrs of Japan, crucified at Nagasaki (d. 1597) February 5

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Notices

In the Parish ❖ Palm Crosses: Please bring back your Palm Crosses from last year in preparation for the making of Ashes. Many thanks. ❖ Blessing the Backpacks: Children are invited to bring their school bags to church today, as we mark the start of the school year. ❖ Prayer Chain: The next meeting of the Prayer Chain will be at 2 pm

• n Tuesday 4th February in the Parish Centre.

❖ Girls’ Night Out: Gatherings resume for 2020 next Tuesday night (11th February). Please meet at the Naval and Military Club, in Hutt Street, at 7pm for an evening of conversation and fellowship. For more details, or to register your attendance, please contact Carolyn Wigg – 0430 086 323. ❖ Collation Ven. Sam: Please note that the Collation of Sam as Archdeacon of the Para will be at the 6pm Evensong in the Cathedral

• n Sunday February 9th.

❖ Bushfires Across Australia: For those wishing to use their knitting

• r crocheting skills to assist those burnt, injured and homeless small

animals by knitting or crocheting protective pouches, bat wraps, joey pouches, and blankets for homeless koalas, joeys and other native animals affected by the bushfire disaster, please contact Jan Allen M: 0401 696 596 / E: jan@aladdco.com.au for patterns. Finished items can be left C/- Jan, Walkerville Knitters, Walkerville Library, Walkerville Terrace, Gilberton or through Jan.

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Diary Dates

Sunday 2 February 8.00 am Holy Communion Presentation of Christ 9.30 am Sung Eucharist Tuesday 4 February 2.00 pm Prayer Chain (Parish Centre) Wednesday 12 February 2.00 pm Faith & Fellowship (6 Ettrick Ave) Thursday 6 February 9.00 am Student Induction Service (Church) 7.30 pm Home Fellowship (2/86 Lansdowne Tce) Friday 7 February 10.00 am Tai Chi (Parish Centre) Saturday 8 February 8.30 am Men’s Breakfast (Parish Centre) Sunday 9 February 8.00 am Holy Communion Epiphany 5 9.30 am Sung Eucharist with School Staff & Board 6.00 pm Choral Evensong (Cathedral) w. Service of Collation for Ven. Sam Tuesday 11 February 9.00 am School Service 5-7 (Church) 4.30 pm Presentation set up (Parish Centre) 6.00 pm Australian Desert Expeditions information evening (P. Centre) 7.00 pm Girls’ Night Out (Naval & Military Club - see notice on p.9) Thursday 13 February 9.00 am School Service 3-4 (Church) Friday 14 February 10.00 am Tai Chi (Parish Centre) 4.00 pm Parish Breakfast set up (P. Centre) Saturday 15 February 8.30 am Parish Breakfast – Rev. M. Bond 3.30 pm Wedding (Rector): Angus Twopeny and Lucinda Martin Sunday 16 February 8.00 am Holy Communion Epiphany 6 9.30 am Sung Eucharist

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Rosters

Rosters for today (Feast of the Presentation) Preacher & Celebrant: The Ven. Sam Goodes Readers: 8.00 am Philippa Lamphee 9.30 am Michael Thomas Prayer Leader: 9.30 am The Rev. Helen Gibson-White Server: 9.30 am Michael Thomas Lay Assistants: 8.00 am Liz Owen 9.30 am Donna Coombe, Tony Holloway Sidespersons: 8.00 am Volunteers please 9.30 am Volunteers please Children’s Time:9.30am Cerys Phillips, Kylie Steyn Morning Tea 9.30 am Betty Wilson, Sally Zimmerman Rosters for next Sunday (Epiphany 5) Preacher & Celebrant: The Ven. Sam Goodes Readers: 8.00 am Sandy Facy 9.30 am Sally Zimmerman Prayer Leader: 9.30 am The Ven. Sam Goodes Servers: 9.30 am Cameron & Melodie Dow Lay Assistants: 8.00 am Liz Owen 9.30 am Dede Stoba & Wayne Butcher Sidespersons: 8.00 am Jan de Wit, Sandy Facy 9.30 am Sally Zimmerman, Roy Ingram Children’s Time:9.30am Jenny Harris, Chris Thomas Morning Tea 9.30 am Sally Sandford-Morgan, Val Ingram, Suzanne Sexton Readings for next Sunday (Epiphany 5) 1st Reading: Isaiah 58.1-9a OT p.626 Psalm: Psalm 112 APBA p.344 2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 2.1-13 NT p.154 Gospel: Matthew 5.13-20 NT p.4