St Luke's Anglican Church in Enmore a lively, inclusive welcoming liturgical community

Notices — St Luke’s Day — Sunday 18th October 2020

NOTICES:

Tonight - 6pm Even­ing Ser­vice (Com­mu­nion avail­able on request).

 

Pas­tor­al Care Meet­ing – Thurs 29th Octo­ber at 12 Noon in the hall.

 


31 Octo­ber at 2.00 p.m. “Words of Hope” — Poetry Event

A shar­ing of poetry by loc­al artists will take place at St Luke’s Enmore.

There will be read­ings by a tal­en­ted group of poets and delight­ful refresh­ments at inter­val.  Come along and be part of our spe­cial day, with some fund­ing from the Inner West Council.

There are lim­its on attend­ance so please RSVP to the par­ish office.


 

Attend­ance List:

This is an essen­tial part of our Cov­id-safe plan which has been lodged with the State Health Depart­ment.  We request, once again, that you do respond, as it helps us with the plan­ning needed to ensure a safe environment.

If you are not receiv­ing our attend­ance remind­er emails, please con­tact us on stlukes.enmore@outlook.com.  Those without an email can also RSVP by either ringing the office Ph: 9557 4219 (note office hours on the back of the ser­vice book­let) or by tex­ting to Jennifer.

 


NCLS Fam­ily Viol­ence Sur­vey:  Our Church is com­mit­ted to sup­port­ing safe and lov­ing homes and safe churches. Recog­nising that intim­ate part­ner viol­ence, which forms part of domest­ic and fam­ily viol­ence, is a ser­i­ous and wide­spread prob­lem, with enorm­ous indi­vidu­al and com­munity impacts and social costs – and that the Church is not immune — our Church seeks to improve our policy and prac­tice to respond to these dif­fi­cult issues.

If you con­sider your­self an Anglic­an, or have an asso­ci­ation with the Anglic­an Church and have had an exper­i­ence of domest­ic abuse i.e. viol­ence from an intim­ate part­ner, we humbly ask that you con­sider shar­ing your per­spect­ive. If you know someone who fits this descrip­tion, please con­sider passing on this request. This anonym­ous online sur­vey con­tains ques­tions about demo­graph­ics (such as age and gender), per­son­al exper­i­ences of intim­ate part­ner viol­ence and ways in which the Anglic­an Church fea­tured in your story.

surveys.ncls.org.au/NAFVP/experience

A small num­ber of people will also be inter­viewed in depth face to face. At the end of the online sur­vey, you may indic­ate if you are avail­able to be interviewed.


 

Big roster is now avail­able — for Oct 2020 — Jan 2021.

 

Lea MacNeal has jam to sell and vari­ous sauces; please email her lea.macneil@gmail.com if you would like to give her an order.  You may, of course, ask her what type of jam and/or pre­serve or sauces she has on hand.  Don­ald, her hus­band can deliv­er your spe­cif­ic order to the Opshop where you are able to pay for it.

 

Life-Sav­ing Phone num­bers:   Some import­ant phone num­bers which every­one should have on hand are:

Life­Line: 13 11 14       Kids Help Line: 1800 55 1800       Bey­ond Blue: 1300 22 4636       MensLine: 1300 789 978      1800 RESPECT1800 737 732

 

Food for our worms – Food scraps (no dairy, cit­rus or meat) can be left in the buck­et provided.  This is part of our Par­ish envir­on­ment­al initiative.

 


Weekly Inter­ces­sions for our Community:

Sunday: Joyce, Andrew, Rachel, Bianca, Belinda, and Bryson Reddy.

Monday: Eddie, Susan, Stephanie, Edwin, Leil­ani & Car­men Reddy.

Tues­day: John Reimer; Mat­ilda Rink­er; Gra­hame Sadler; and Ken Searle.

Wed­nes­day: Peter Sey­mour; and Andy Ser­afin & Colin Spokes.

Thursday: Louisa Sil­ver­man; Ray & Laurel Som­mer; and Kar­lene Thompson.

Fri­day: Raboom & Nol Takham; Christine Thur­ley; and John Tonetti.

Sat­urday: Dear lov­ing Fath­er, you are the lov­ing God of all the nations and peoples on this earth.  Please look with mercy and com­pas­sion on all you have cre­ated. This day we ask for your help. Please deliv­er us from the coronavir­us and lim­it its impact on Aus­tralia and the world. In your mercy bring a swift end to this crisis.  Please pro­tect with your lov­ing care those we love — our fam­il­ies, friends and neigh­bours. Let your fath­erly hand guide, shel­ter and strengthen them.  Cast out all anxious fears and doubts.  Give us an increas­ing trust in you and fill our hearts and minds with your peace.   We pray for those around the world now strug­gling with COVID-19.  Heal and com­fort those who are sick and suf­fer­ing.  Pro­tect and guide the health pro­fes­sion­als who are at the front line.  Please give wis­dom and cour­age to those who bear respons­ib­il­ity for con­front­ing this chal­lenge. We ask these things through the power­ful name of Jesus.  Amen. 


 

Pray­ers for the sick: Kristen Har­ley; Steph­en Thur­ley; Kev­in Tib­bey; Glen; Mary Middleton; Bar­bara Reyne; Fr John Bunyan; John Hardy; Louise Trott; She Kar Nair; Ram Chander; Rev’d Val Tib­bey; Maur­een Clunas; Wolf Winter; Edna Cham­bers; Linda Mac­qual­ter; Esth­er Middleton; Mea­ghan Pat­ter­son; Peter Cinelli; John Dick­son; Rita Mus­cat & her fam­ily; Rob Lake; Tamara & Craig; John Can Pahali; John Tonetti; and Kay Wilkins.

 

Recently Depar­ted: Sr Glor­ia Dowl­ing (CHM).

 

Anniversar­ies of the Depar­ted: Ella Morey; Vi Wat­son; Her­bert Gold­smith; Alice Bugle; Olga Wall; Angela Bell; Wal­ter Pinker­ton; Anne Bar­ret; Eliza­beth Demp­sey; and Dorothy McCabe.

 

Saints Com­mem­or­a­tion: 19th Oct: Henry Martyn, mis­sion­ary and Bible trans­lat­or in India and Per­sia (d.1812); 23rd Oct: James of Jer­u­s­alem, broth­er of our Lord, Mar­tyr (d.c. 62);  and 24th Oct: United Nations, inaug­ur­a­tion 1945.

 

Long Term Pas­tor­al Pray­er list: Andrew Reddy; Shir­ley, Bar­bara & Jade Allen; Br Noel Jeffs (SSF); Kiki Chun; Beth Arm­strong; Ann Jeffs; Rhi­an­non Henry-Edwards; Marissa; Jude, Isla, Meg & Al Don­nell; Lyn Car­ring­ton; Suz­anne Camp­ton; Pau­line Newell; Bar­bara Beec­roft; Ann Con­nolly; Fr Peter Carls­son; Day­alan Sam­inath­an; Grace & Han­nah Ashton; Anaisha, & her par­ents Anu & Digvi­jay; Ron Nath; Ron­an Nath; Veron­ica Nath; Rose­mary Brad­ford; Rev Laurie McIntyre; and Ver­ity Wright.

 


Read­ings for Next Sunday:  Twenty-First Sunday After Pentecost

First Read­ing: Deu­ter­o­nomy 34.1–12                  Psalm: 90.1–6, 13–17

Second Read­ing: 1 Thes­sa­lo­ni­ans 2.1–13            Gos­pel: Mat­thew 22.34–46


 

Read­ings for the com­ing week: Even­ing Pray­er 

Sunday Sir­ach 38.1–14 Psalm 22.23–32 Colos­si­ans 4.7–18
Monday Daniel 4.19–27 Psalms 112; 113 1 Peter 3.1–7
Tues­day Daniel 4.19–27 Psalms 116;117 1 Peter 3.8–16
Wed­nes­day Daniel 4.28–37 Psalms 119.129–152 1 Peter 3.17–4.2
Thursday Daniel 5.1–16 Psalms 118.19–29; 120 1 Peter 4.3–11
Fri­day Daniel 5.17–31 Psalms 127;128;129 1 Peter 4.12–19
Sat­urday Daniel 6.1–14 Psalms 132; 134 1 Peter 5