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Postcard from Kathmandu
Gardening:
Mark Koh, a new member of our community, is keen do to gardening and would like to hear of anyone who needs some casual or full time help. His mobile no is: 0435413214.
Guitar Lessons – Mark Koh is also offering guitar lessons for beginners
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January 'Garage' Sale: January 21st 2012.
This is the second half of our annual 'fair' fundraising... A chance for us to have a good clear out and recycle things that others may need or treasure.... We will need help in setting up – sorting and selling and will be taking delivery of your goods the day before in the hall.
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News about Joan: Our much loved and dear friend Joan Matthews has moved. She is now a permanent resident at Carinya Bicton, 220 Preston Point Road, Bicton (Camilla Wing Room 21) and would welcome visits.
UPDATE: Joan is in Fremantle hospital - check ups as her temp and sugar levels dropped..She surely would enjoy any visits
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Meat Trays. Thanks to all who have provided meat trays for the animal refuge. For the time being at least, there will be no need for any more trays to be collected. Roberta Chantler
Tree of Life Programme in Christian Spirituality, Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Direction.
A residential programme over 4 years.
John has information and application forms for 2012.
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Nanga Report:
This year we played with making bread, and I mean, played. Everyone got their hands sticky, flour got everywhere. We watched an array of beautiful images of bread and bread-making to the sound of Pavarotti and Sting singing in duet "Panis Angelicus" or "Bread of Angels/Heaven". We were asked to work, in our groups, to find any meaningful METAPHORS in "give us this day our daily Bread" from The Lord's Prayer.
There were many magical times, like Kristin and Nathan's renewal of their wedding vows, Noah creating their own Trinity, ankle deep in the river, with Peter being his magical best; the intimacy that was palpable between Peter and Oliver, inches apart through the whole of our Sunday service; the children allowing/ welcoming us into their world; the laughter and teasing in the kitchen as magical food was prepared - even the suds of the washing up seemed to hold us in some kind of charm.
I'm very very happy to have made it to Nanga this year. Maggie B.
Snowlands Light of Education School - Nepal
Part of our commitment to helping the children at the school is to provide day's outing and picnic. With 160 children this becomes quite a task and involves four buses and a mountain of food. It is one of the few occasions in the year that the children also have meat to eat.
If you would like to contribute to this project please give your offering to Peter or EFT direct to the IGWR[In Giving We Receive] account:
A bank account has been established (with Anglican Community Fund) for donations...
A/C: IGWR–Nepal - BSB: 706-001 – A/C No: 30006088
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No Child Should Die From Hunger act for peace
Horn of Africa Emergency Appeal envelopes were handed out last week. You may still donate directly through the office or via the offertory plate in any clearly marked envelope
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GLOBALISATON is OUR business: "We are on the threshold of a new era. The greatest responsibilities of our age rest not only with the big nation powers of the modern world, but also with the host of small nations, those whose ancient dreams are on the verge of extinction."
Ben Okri
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Cyber Notices
Please find the latest issue of the Pastoral and Leadership Advisory, together with attachments
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Our Thanks page is so big it has its own page
Truth (as opposed to Political Spin)
The total capacity of the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground [MCG] is approximately 100,000. By Australian standards that’s a good crowd, but by no means is it a very large number of people compared with our population. With that number in mind consider the political spin associated with the “large numbers” of “boat people” coming to our shores. The highest annual arrival rate was in 2001 (and that was a record): 5000 arrived!
At that rate it would take 20 years to fill the MCG with ‘boat people’
Significant Movements
We have received a bequest of $30,000 from the estate of Eddie Vagg. This is a significant milestone in the life of the St Paul’s community and illustrates a growing generosity toward the sustainable life of the parish. We give thanks for all who contribute toward the ongoing life and ministry of St Paul’s.
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The Church Council has considered a commitment to install solar power on the Hall and rectory roofs.... We are hoping to convert the St Paul’s precinct to solar energy so that in future we will have no power bills and will in fact earn money from power that we contribute to the grid. Any parishioners considering the same move please let Ronny know as there is a scheme whereby the Church will receive “extra panels for any installations associated with this initiative. The initial cost is obviously quite considerable – and again if you would like to contribute to this initiative please let Ronny know what you are able to donate.
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USED STAMPS
Rotarians in this country have been collecting them for 30 years, the sale of which helps to provide food for the Third World. Over 5 million stamps are sent from Australia each year.
The money goes through Oxfam in England and gives aid to various countries in Africa. Some is sent to the Rotary Club in Chennai ( formerly Madras ) where it is helping to build a new Hospital and also a new Primary school, in a very depressed area.
It doesn’t cost you anything, so please collect your used stamps and give them to Ruth. It is an immensely worthwhile thing to do and helps to continue the success of this project.
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The Anglican Diocese of Perth is keen to help parishes reduce their carbon emissions with Solar Power. To assist Parishes they have established a business relationship with “Unlimited Solar” who are able to offer what appear to be good deals to parishes for both Church buildings and parishioners homes. If you are interested contact Michael Jessup.
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Home Groups.... are a delightful way of offering hospitality and sharing hospitality. They can also give us a chance to meet regularly to look at questions of faith and to share our unfolding Christian journey. Please consider inviting a few to meet regularly - maybe over bread & soup to keep the catering simple... Home Groups
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What do the Warden’s Talk about?
List of topics from this week’s breakfast meeting...
Hall Roof/Damp in Eastern Wall
Church Car Park lighting
Church
Elders’ M/Tea
Solar
Shade Cloth over play area
Pastoral visits/contacts;
Peter Away for 2 weeks
Howard’s service is on Hiroshima
Meeting with Bishop Kay
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Naaman suffered from leprosy: Some 7-8 of us visited Nepal in October 2010. As part of our visit we went to a hospital for lepers. If you would like to give to their wonderful work please give your donation to Marie or Peter in an envelope marked Leprosy hospital
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All that we have is what we share: St Paul’s receives no income that it does not create itself:
In the busyness of our day-to-day living it is so easy to be caught up in our own affairs. Making time to serve each other, and to sow the seeds of a New Creation can sometimes be relegated to a desire that comes to life on Sunday mornings. In our financial giving we support each other in and through the ministry of the Church. Our regular commitment, like regular prayer, provides us with a framework in which to gain a perspective on everything we do, Please take time to reflect on that which you give to the common and that which you contribute to the life and future of the church, for it is our dependence on each other that gives us strength and hope.
“whenever we have an opportunity, let us work
for the good of all” Gal 6:10
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Jamieson-Bystock Trust - This is the trust started by Chris Jamieson’s parents and sisters. Go to http://www.jbtrust.org.uk and follow the links to History. As Chris says: ‘In History my father is in the pool and my mum seated on the wall. The three girls and one boy hacking at the undergrowth are from Italy, France, USA and UK and were part of a camp which I ran as a teenager. Love the "Spirit of Bystock".
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Keep Sharing; it does make a difference
Consecration service: We received many messages of support from those who could not attend, including: Dale Appleby, Brian & Kate McGowan, Jozina, Theo & Alison, Lynne Eastoe, Joe Newbold, Bryan Shattock. A reminder that many are a part of the story that we continue to write.
Some comments about the Chapel via the internet
- Our chapel this morning at sunrise with the full moon in attendance
- She is beautiful, but then so are all those who participated in any way large or small
- an afternoon of community with a capital C.
- How great was that, can see the future which involves regular, community use of an incredible space.
- Singing and acoustics were wondrous.
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It is in Giving that We Receive
Slowly we are creating a support resource for the Snowlands School in Nepal..... A bank account has been established (with Anglican Community Fund) for donations...
Account: IGWR - Nepal
BSB: 706-001
Account No: 30006088
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It is [NOT] accomplished
Donations to the East End and for helping with our $200,000 loan are very much still a part of our community commitment. We have only paid for half of all that we have consecrated......
TAX DEDUCTIBLE donations can still be made via the National trust account
St Paul's Anglican Parish Restoration Fund Account BSB 706-001 3000-4913
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PARKING: We apologise for the inconvenience as we shape the precinct to create more parking. Please be patient and be mindful of the following guidelines...
1. Parking on the South-side of the church should provide for two rows of cars. One close to the church and the other close to the house on 166 Hampton Rd, leaving a wide central drive for movement and for reversing.
2. Parking in front of the church should be left for those who have difficulty in parking further away and those with disabilities
3. We no longer have the ability to drive up the rectory drive and then out via the south driveway.
4. Parking in the upper area alongside the hall is restricted due to landscaping works
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Savings Accounts
Anglican Community Fund offers a number of everyday transactional accounts as well as high interest accounts to really help your savings along.
Giving Plus+ Account
Giving Plus+ is a unique and innovative account that allows clients to assign their right to receive interest on their savings to the Anglican Parish or Agency of their choice. The Giving Plus+ Account is an excellent way to support the Church whilst clients retain savings in their own name.
Nominated Parishes and Agencies are supported by the regular interest contribution, whilst clients have the security and piece of mind that their deposit is held with, and supporting, ACF. These are just two ways in which your deposit benefits the work of the Church.
As Anglican Community Fund is exempt from deeming the Giving Plus+ Account may also benefit pensioners.
Giving Plus+ is another way the Fund is giving back to the Anglican Community.
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Diamonds in the Windows: Bob Miller-Eves has completed the first set of ‘diamonds’ in the southern sanctuary window…. Each ‘diamond’ is a memorial gift that remembers and recalls a particular ‘gift’….. A memorial book will be completed to compliment the windows and to record details of the memorial that each ‘diamond’ represents……
Those wishing to have a memorial diamond installed can contact Ronny in the office for details…
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Corks and Stamps: Could you please save all the corks from your celebratory bottles for Ruth Shelley who will give them to the I Girl Guides. She would also like used postage stamps - all of them, not just interesting foreign ones. They go to Rotarians, and help the third world somehow!
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Achievable Economics – Peter H
(an extract from my observation of the school here in Kathmandu)
The annual accounts for last year (ending July 15th) showed the total running costs the school as… 4200,000Rps or US$56,000……. That is……. US$4,660 per month
To run a boarding school…. Including rent of premises, all teaching/admin staff…. All food, bedding, clothing, health care…. EVERYTHING….
For 160 Children
This poses a real question for the ‘developed’ nations of the world..
WHY ARE WE NOT EDUCATING, FEEDING and HOUSING ALL CHILDREN EVERWHERE…..? WHY are we not sharing…. And giving more?
As well as asking a question to search the soul of humanity it also illustrates an enormous potential…….With a ‘little’ a lot can be achieved…….It shows that WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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PLEASE BE CAREFUL
Parking, Security, Safety all will need attending to as the building work progresses…. And as we Change, Move, Relocate and Re-Create so too we will need some patience as we tread on each other’s toes at times
Access to the Church
We only have access to the Church via the front door….. There is a combination Key safe under the padlock – Ronny has details of the access code, so if you need access to the church please see Ronny (Monday mornings and Thursdays) and she will give you details of how to get in.
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Signs of Global HOPE…
- “Germany…. a nation renowned for its car industry now has more people employed in the renewable energy sector than in the automotive sector”
“…with German lawmakers last month approving a plan to put a million electric cars on German roads by 2020”
- “ In June, a report from the United Nations Environment Program advised that last year investment in new power generation capacity from renewable energy technologies was more than investment in fossil-fuelled technologies”
- “China is now the world’s biggest producer of renewable energy, and is planning far more renewable than nuclear”
- “Australia – with arguably the world’s best resources in almost every category of biomass, geothermal, solar, wave and wind – has been lagging behind in the scale of investment and in the strength of commitment”
Source: West Australian 11/9/09
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Have you a copy of Larrikin Angel, biography of Sister Veronica Brady, written by our feloow parishioner Kath Jordan yet?
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Notices……
Each week new notices are added to the notice board & table in the hall.. This week the latest ‘Diocesan News” is also on the table……
New Volumes
Two new volumes of “Articles of Interest” are in the studio bookcase – these volumes contain a collection of articles from a diversity of sources. Each volume is indexed and they can be borrowed for browsing at home.
One new Volume of “St Paul’s Activities” has been put in the bookcase… these volumes provide a scrap-book view of parish activities over the past few years…….
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JAM Making……
Now is a good time to be making Jam for the parish fete……. If you need cumquats they are in season and three bags were dropped off this week….. Please let others know if you are Jam making and need fruit…. EVERY YEAR WE RUN OUT….. If you make some Jam it will be sold and will help us in out Fundraising
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Happy Planet Index: People in the Netherlands live on average over a year longer than people in the USA, and have similar levels of life satisfaction - yet their per capita ecological footprint is less than half the size (4.4 global hectares compared with 9.4 global hectares). The Netherlands is over twice as ecologically efficient at achieving good lives as the USA. Australia’s footprint 7.8 global hectares and India’s 0.9 global hectares
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Global Credit Crisis… The Way Ahead
It is becoming more obvious each day (except to our Politicians & Bankers) that the way forward is not to get back into the routine that created the crisis…..
The way ahead is NOT the continuing investment in Self……. But rather in sharing and creating the wealth of the common…. investing in community……
NOW is the time to look again at …
1. Investing more in realizing our East End Project… Building a new framework for the future
2. Helping to establish the “St Paul’s & Beyond FOUNDATION”… investing in the proposed unit development that is aimed to create a ‘foundation’ for future sustainable ministry in this community.
3. Increasing our “weekly/monthly” GIVING… to enable new initiatives HERE…. And to enable us to appreciate that “It is in GIVING that We RECEIVE”
Giving made easy
Direct debit forms are available from the back of the church and the hall for anyone who wants to use this facility.
St Paul’s bank account details are:
30003006 Beaconsfield - for regular giving
For Internet or other bank transfers you will also need the BSB which is the same for each account – 706-001
Please contact Bob Matthews if you have any questions.
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Zimbabwe Emergency Appeal
ABM and AngliCORD have launched an appeal for Zimbabwe. It has been suggested that we consider that collections taken at Carol Services be forwarded in support of this appeal.
Definitions from the Cafe
Inoculatte: To take coffee intravenously when you are running late.
Decafalon (n.): The gruelling event of getting through the day consuming only things that are good for you
Coffee, n. the person upon whom one coughs.
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St Paul’s Foundation
As we continue to plan for the development of six units as part of the St Paul’s heritage precinct, so too we are establishing a “Foundation”, a not-for-profit trust, that will facilitate the on-going life of the new residential community AND that will manage the ‘profit’ from the sales of the units for the ongoing ministry of St Paul’s…. The ‘Foundation’ could provide US with funds to reach out and to “shine as a light in the world”… It could also provide us with a sustainable base on which we can build new ministries…..
Two ways in which ALL can be involved in this new initiative…
1. There are limited opportunities to invest in the two remaining units for sale…. This investment can be a full purchase of the unit or a request to have shares in one of the units……
2. When established the “Foundation” will be open to donations and bequests from those who which to support the extending of our ministry into the wider community……..
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Employment Opportunities: Morning Tea Roster
If you enjoy that cup of coffee or tea after morning service, now is your chance to volunteer and pop your name on the roster, as "many hands make light work", someone once said. Many thanks. Margaret Paynter…
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Synod -Available from Diocesan Website
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(Not the) Errata:
For ‘Her I am Lord’ read ‘She are me, Lord’
For ‘Oh Lord heat my prayer’, read ‘Oh Lord heat my pie’
For ‘Forgive our sings’, read ‘Forgive our songs’
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Investing in a Sustainable Future
Beaconsfield has changed over the years…. From humble beginnings we are now part of lifestyle community that has many advantages over the much of the ‘suburban’ metropolitan spread…..
The Median House Price for Beaconsfield is now $750,000, the average rental in Beaconsfield is $390 per week……. And with the projected increase in energy costs, a coastal life style and access to the City of Fremantle is likely to attract more and more into our wider community…
The presence of St Paul’s in the heart of the Beaconsfield community continues to call the wider community to an acknowledgement of “all that is Good” ……. And as we Build on our foundations, so too we renew and re-create the very presence of the Divine in this place.
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St Patrick’s Cathedral Parramatta
A delightful story of rebuilding a church….. So like our story and full of inspiration….. As WE “Re Build” St Paul’s we should be awake to the Divine Work that we are doing together…. Opening new possibilities, changing the shape of the Church, of ourselves… and becoming NEW… and maybe being seen anew…
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PARKING
There is and will be some inconvenience as we get the various building projects underway.....Please consider parking either at the Ed Department on the corner of Hampton and Lefroy, or over by the Shell service station.... Keeping the top carpark for those who need to be close.
Please DO NOT PARK on the Driveway between the Church and the rectory, or in front of the garage.
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SUSTAINABILITY….
Please consider including the St Paul’s Community as a beneficiary in your will… Much of the major restoration work undertaken by Churches around the world is achieved via bequests… When you consider the future demands of our community, it is easy to appreciate how we would all benefit from such bequests.
GIVING and THANKSGIVING and OFFERING and GIFTS
Our Regular Giving is what creates our community….
Envelopes - Help us to be regular and to think of what we give…..
And in a similar manner… Direct Debits via your bank achieves the same…… Please Consider Being a REGULAR Giver, for even when you cannot make it to Church, we are still here.
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The Lord’s Prayer
To give us the opportunity to reflect on this prayer, the prayer will be ‘restated’ by the Liturgical Assistant after we have joined together in sharing the prayer during the service. It also provides us with a reminder (or with permission) to revisit our traditional understandings… and to see the ancient wisdom of our tradition in a contemporary context.
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‘In-Convenience’… If the toilet rolls are missing… It is not that we’re stingy.. rather, the TR Monster has been around again…..
Some great Ideas to help overcome this Inconvenience
We could ask everyone to “be prepared”, i.e. bring your own.
Keep a hidden stash somewhere.
Provide the congregation with a few sheets in the pew sheet.
Roster volunteers to stand guard for intervals during the service.
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Open Hearts and Broken Wings
A big thank you to all of those who attended the meeting to form our new Parish Visiting Team. This is not a fixed group so we invite any who feel they can contribute to this ministry. Please keep these details to refer to whenever the need arises for you or for others that you know…………
Krisztina Bartlett 9337 8837
Cynthia Russell 9336 5080 Angela Wilson 0422174066
Lyn Sherwood 0412923758 Val Pearson 9336 3939
Joan Matthews 9339 2095 Kath Jordan 9335 8974
Laurel Ellis 9335 9383 Maggie Brett 9314 5709
David Hawkes 9336 4939 Michael Jessup 0407997283
Kim Kemp 0411 135 533
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Children & Youth
We’re looking to create more opportunities for our ‘younger members’..... And invite YOU to share in the community building that is our Sunday School and other “Youth” related activities. If you would like to participate please add your name to the list in the hall... We will schedule a meeting to share ideas in the week following Pentecost....
We are also planning a week-day Youth Event Program (YEP that’s right) for the senior(ish) members.. so please add to the list in the hall anyone from 11-15 years of age whom you know who might be interested.......
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Sacred Space, Liturgy & our Community @ Worship
As we seek to offer our best in worship these guidelines may be helpful.
1. Silence before worship enables us to be ‘gathered’ into the introit sung by the choir
2. Conversations with others are often our way of avoiding those more divine words that search for us.
3. The sanctuary ‘space’ is ‘held’ by those who lead our worship; please keep to a minimum any movement in this space and, at the end of our service, please wait until the choir have finished singing before entering.
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Our own directory for the website
Contribute to our Business and Service Directory
Do you or your family members offer goods and services? Know of a very good business or service you would recommend? Fill in the slip and give to Rosemary or email information to her.
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Giving made easy
Direct debit forms are available from the back of the church and the hall for anyone who wants to use this facility.
St Paul’s bank account details are:
30003006 Beaconsfield - for regular giving
For Internet or other bank transfers you will also need the BSB which is the same for each account – 706-001
Please contact Bob Matthews if you have any questions.
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GIVING ENVELOPES
A new series for the year ahead are available at the back of the church. If you do not use envelopes for your weekly offering, you might like to consider it as a useful aid to “constancy” in your giving. Our community, like our prayer life, is built on regularity, and envelopes help us to remember our giving to this community even on those weeks when we are away. We also offer the opportunity of Direct Debit for your weekly/monthly offering. It is OUR GIVING that enables us to be here – We receive no payments from “the Church” to meet ALL our weekly expenses and our priest’s stipen
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How to switch to Green Energy
Switching to Green Energy is easy. Just call 13 13 53 to sign-up over the phone
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Giving made easy
Direct debit forms are available from the back of the church and the hall for anyone who wants to use this facility.
St Paul’s bank account details are:
30003006 Beaconsfield - for regular giving
For internet or other bank transfers you will also need the BSB which is the same for each account – 706-001
Please contact Bob Matthews if you have any questions.
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JUST MANNA
St Paul’s Refugee Support Initiative was ‘launched by Dr Carmen Lawrence … Please see Laurel, Angela, Lyn, Fe or Joan for details to join in and help with our ministry of Hospitality
Just Manna press release launch Photos
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GAZETTE…. Page 17 See press releases
An article (full page) on St Paul’s by Ali Biddescombe
Thanks Ali for a great write up..
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Refugee support
While government acceptance of refugees has dropped off in recent times, refugees already in WA are sponsoring family members so that quite large numbers are still arriving. And, as you might imagine, they need to make huge adjustments in their lives and need considerable support to become functioning members of our society. Various members of the St Paul’s community have been and still are involved in refugee support activities, and we have been contacted by CARAD (Coalition for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees) to see if we want to become volunteers (they provide training) and/or to form a refugee support group under their umbrella. Several of us are interested and we would like to know of any others who might like to join us. Please talk to Angela Wilson or Lyn Sherwood, or email Laurel Ellis at laurmike@iinet.net.au.
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Worth Exploring
Explore faith
Especially to find out how you personally grow in faith.
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As our Government ducks and weaves and blames others, this adage from
China seems appropriate:
The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago; the second best time is now.
Gabby Dean
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REFUGEES - THEIR NEED HAS NEVER BEEN GREATER
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THE CLIMATE INSTITUTE AUSTRALIA LTD
The current drought highlights just how vulnerable
the country is to climate change. This is our
greatest challenge. As a matter of urgency, there
has to be a national reduction of greenhouse
gas emissions.
We should have been reducing emissions, instead
the Australian Government has let them increase
by 10% over the last ten years, and its policy will
cause a further increase of 17% by 2020.
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GIVING and THANKSGIVING and OFFERING and GIFTS
Our Regular Giving is what creates our community….
Our Giving provides a stipend for our Priest
Our Giving Pays all bills for the church, the hall and the rectory….
Our Giving is all we have to maintain and restore our properties
Our Giving is what we have to Give to others and to the calls for “alms”….
Our Giving supports Chaplains in Schools and enables us to provide the community with the use of the hall…….
Envelopes - Help us to be regular and to think of what we give…..
And in a similar manner… Direct Debit achieves the same……
Please Consider Being a REGULAR Giver for even when you cannot make it to Church – we are still here.
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