WELCOME TO CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Children are welcome at our services. There are toys in the Quiet Room. Please feel free to take this publication away with you. Dear Cathedralites Harvest Festival for me now is a bit of a buzz. I regret not making more of it in previous churches simply because these days very few folk in cities have gardens and so Harvest Festival doesn't make sense. However my experiences in the Pacific are refocused when I teach on the Harvest Festival because people in the Pacific Islands would auction the little food they did have and distribute the funds. So, after today's service we will be having a grand auction and the funds raised will go to the overseas mission. I’m hoping the Deans pumpkin will fetch a premium bid! Adding to the fun of today is the baptism of Mayda Viarni Stephanie Patrick whose parents are Frankie and Valorie Patrick. My thanks to the Revd. Trevor Squires (once a curate at this Cathedral) for his assistance. The excitement does not stop this Sunday. Next Sunday we have a real live donkey as we celebrate Palm Sunday as the beginning of Holy week. It's encouraging to see the number of early registrations for The Children's holiday program which is also happening during Holy week. Thanks to Sally and Bruce Astridge for the wonderful meal at CAMEO and for the Revd. Elizabeth Clark for her assistance. At next week's Lenten GROW course on Wednesday at 7.30 pm we will be looking at the controversial factions and groups including Gnosticism which lay behind the New Testament letters; such heresies as the Judaisers, Antinomians, ascetics etc. It will be interesting and fun. Clergy throughout the Diocese will be gathering at the Cathedral this Thursday at midday for a Chrism service where they will reaffirm their ordination vows. Bishop Elect Steve Maina will be present. This service is open to everybody and this will be followed by a light lunch. We would love to see many of you there in this Diocese event hosted by the Cathedral. Let's also support the efforts of Christian Broadcasting Association as they try to put Christ into Easter over the commercial radio station throughout NZ. CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL NELSON SUNDAY BULLETIN 7 th April 2019 – 5 th Sunday in Lent
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WELCOME TO CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
Children are welcome at our services. There are toys in the Quiet Room.
Please feel free to take this publication away with you.
Dear Cathedralites
Harvest Festival for me now is a bit of a buzz. I regret not making more of it in previous churches simply because these days very few folk in cities have gardens and so Harvest Festival doesn't make sense. However my experiences in the Pacific are refocused when I teach on the Harvest Festival because people in the Pacific Islands would auction the little food they did have and distribute the funds. So, after today's service we will be having a grand auction and the funds raised will go to the overseas mission. I’m hoping the Deans pumpkin will fetch a premium bid!
Adding to the fun of today is the baptism of Mayda Viarni Stephanie Patrick whose parents are Frankie and Valorie Patrick. My thanks to the Revd. Trevor Squires (once a curate at this Cathedral) for his assistance.
The excitement does not stop this Sunday. Next Sunday we have a real live donkey as we celebrate Palm Sunday as the beginning of Holy week. It's encouraging to see the number of early registrations for The Children's holiday program which is also happening during Holy week.
Thanks to Sally and Bruce Astridge for the wonderful meal at CAMEO and for the Revd. Elizabeth Clark for her assistance.
At next week's Lenten GROW course on Wednesday at 7.30 pm we will be looking at the controversial factions and groups including Gnosticism which lay behind the New Testament letters; such heresies as the Judaisers, Antinomians, ascetics etc. It will be interesting and fun.
Clergy throughout the Diocese will be gathering at the Cathedral this Thursday at midday for a Chrism service where they will reaffirm their ordination vows. Bishop Elect Steve Maina will be present. This service is open to everybody and this will be followed by a light lunch. We would love to see many of you there in this Diocese event hosted by the Cathedral.
Let's also support the efforts of Christian Broadcasting Association as they try to put Christ into Easter over the commercial radio station throughout NZ.
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL NELSON SUNDAY BULLETIN
7th April 2019 – 5th Sunday in Lent
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I am delighted the Nelson City Brass is going to be performing in the Cathedral on Saturday 13 April at 2 pm. I plan to be there as I love band music. Their conductor Nigel Weeks is a valued member of our Cathedral Choir.
In His service, Mike
SERVICE INFORMATION:
Those receiving Holy Communion are invited to do so EITHER by intinction, i.e. retaining
the wafer when it is given to you and then dipping it in the cup of wine before consuming it
OR by consuming the wafer when it is given to you and then drinking from the common
cup.
• Grape juice is available at communion.
• Gluten free wafers are available.
• Hearing Aid Loop available - please turn to the T position on your hearing aid ALSO
• Ramp for access to the Sanctuary (on the right side)
• Special chairs are available from the Pulpit side for those with disabilities or back
problems. Note that the leg height can be adjusted to suit.
HEALTH ADVISORY NOTICE:
Worshippers experiencing Cold or Influenza-like illnesses or associated symptoms are
advised to refrain from partaking of the practice of “Intinction” with the wafer or using the
“Common Cup” during the communion ceremony. Clearly labelled wine and fruit juice
alternatives are provided utilising the small thimble glasses. This recommendation is an
important personal and public health issue which conforms with the Cathedral’s Health &
Safety requirements.
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8.00am HOLY COMMUNION (Yellow booklet)
Celebrant Reverend Allen Michel Preacher Reverend Allen Michel Readings Deuteronomy 8: 7–18; 2 Corinthians 9: 6–15;
Luke 12:16-21
10.00am CHORAL EUCHARIST (Booklet)
Celebrant Reverend Steve Jordan Preacher Dean Mike Hawke Readings Genesis 1:11-13; Matthew 13:1-9 5.30pm CHORAL EVENSONG
Officiant Dean Mike Hawke Preacher Reverend Murray Campbell Introduction Opening hymn CP 601 – Thou didst leave Thy throne Psalm 151:1-8 Old Testament Reading Exodus 12:3-14 (Melanie Carruthers) Magnificat New Testament Reading Luke 22:1-13 (Jenny Dickie) Nunc Dimittis Apostles’ Creed Hymn CP 123 – There is a green hill Sermon Reverend Murray Campbell Anthem Prayers Notices Offertory Hymn CP 127 – When I survey Blessing Sung Amen Organ Voluntary
7.00pm WORD & WORSHIP (Informal charismatic style worship)
8.00 am
The Sentence and Collects for the day
Sentence: ‘I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the sharing of his sufferings by becoming like him in his death.’ Philippians 3:10
Collect: Lord of the Passover, you have lit this night with the radiance
of Christ; renew in us our baptism, and bring us through the
Red Sea waters to the promised land.
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Deuteronomy 8: 7–18 (8 am) 7 For the LORD your God is bringing
you into a good land, a land with
flowing streams, with springs and
underground waters welling up in
valleys and hills, 8 a land of wheat and
barley, of vines and fig trees and
pomegranates, a land of olive trees
and honey, 9 a land where you may
eat bread without scarcity, where you
will lack nothing, a land whose stones
are iron and from whose hills you may
mine copper. 10 You shall eat your fill
and bless the LORD your God for the
good land that he has given you. 11 Take care that you do not forget
the LORD your God, by failing to keep
his commandments, his ordinances,
and his statutes, which I am
commanding you today. 12 When you
have eaten your fill and have built fine
houses and live in them, 13 and when
your herds and flocks have multiplied,
and your silver and gold is multiplied,
and all that you have is
multiplied, 14 then do not exalt
yourself, forgetting the LORD your
God, who brought you out of the land
of Egypt, out of the house of
slavery, 15 who led you through the
great and terrible wilderness, an arid
waste-land with poisonous snakes
and scorpions. He made water flow for
you from flint rock, 16 and fed you in
the wilderness with manna that your
ancestors did not know, to humble you
and to test you, and in the end to do
you good. 17 Do not say to
yourself, ‘My power and the might of
my own hand have gained
me this wealth.’ 18 But remember
the LORD your God, for it is he who
gives you power to get wealth, so that
he may confirm his covenant that he
swore to your ancestors, as he is
doing today.
2 Corinthians 9: 6–15 (8am)
6 The point is this: the one who sows
sparingly will also reap sparingly, and
the one who sows bountifully will also
reap bountifully. 7 Each of you must
give as you have made up your mind,
not reluctantly or under compulsion,
for God loves a cheerful giver. 8 And
God is able to provide you with every
blessing in abundance, so that by
always having enough of everything,
you may share abundantly in every
good work. 9 As it is written, ‘He
scatters abroad, he gives to the
poor; his righteousness endures for
ever.’ 10 He who supplies seed to the
sower and bread for food will supply
and multiply your seed for sowing and
increase the harvest of your
righteousness. 11 You will be enriched
in every way for your great generosity,
which will produce thanksgiving to
God through us; 12 for the rendering of
this ministry not only supplies the
needs of the saints
but also overflows with many
thanksgivings to God. 13 Through the
testing of this ministry you glorify God
by your obedience to the confession
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of the gospel of Christ and by the
generosity of your sharing with them
and with all others, 14 while they long
for you and pray for you because of
the surpassing grace of God that he
has given you. 15 Thanks be to God for
his indescribable gift!
Luke 12:16-21 (8 am)
16 Then he told them a parable: ‘The
land of a rich man produced
abundantly. 17 And he thought to
himself, “What should I do, for I have
no place to store my crops?” 18 Then
he said, “I will do this: I will pull down
my barns and build larger ones, and
there I will store all my grain and my
goods. 19 And I will say to my soul,
Soul, you have ample goods laid up
for many years; relax, eat, drink, be
merry.” 20 But God said to him, “You
fool! This very night your life is being
demanded of you. And the things you
have prepared, whose will they
be?” 21 So it is with those who store up
treasures for themselves but are not
rich towards God.’
Genesis 1:11-13 (10 am)
11 Then God said, ‘Let the earth put
forth vegetation: plants yielding seed,
and fruit trees of every kind on earth
that bear fruit with the seed in it.’ And
it was so. 12 The earth brought forth
vegetation: plants yielding seed of
every kind, and trees of every kind
bearing fruit with the seed in it. And
God saw that it was good. 13 And there
was evening and there was morning,
the third day.
Matthew 13:1-9 (10 am)
1 That same day Jesus went out of the
house and sat beside the lake. 2 Such
great crowds gathered around him
that he got into a boat and sat there,
while the whole crowd stood on the
beach. 3 And he told them many things
in parables, saying: ‘Listen! A sower
went out to sow. 4 And as he sowed,
some seeds fell on the path, and the
birds came and ate them up. 5 Other
seeds fell on rocky ground, where
they did not have much soil, and they
sprang up quickly, since they had no
depth of soil. 6 But when the sun rose,
they were scorched; and since they
had no root, they withered
away. 7 Other seeds fell among
thorns, and the thorns grew up and
choked them. 8 Other seeds fell on
good soil and brought forth grain,
some a hundredfold, some sixty,
some thirty. 9 Let anyone with ears listen!’
Psalm 151:1-8 Exodus 12:3-14 (5.30 pm)
3 Tell the whole congregation of Israel
that on the tenth of this month they are
to take a lamb for each family, a lamb
for each household. 4 If a household is
too small for a whole lamb, it shall join
its closest neighbour in obtaining one;
the lamb shall be divided in proportion
to the number of people who eat of
it. 5 Your lamb shall be without
blemish, a year-old male; you may
take it from the sheep or from the
goats. 6 You shall keep it until the
fourteenth day of this month; then the
whole assembled congregation of
Israel shall slaughter it at
twilight. 7 They shall take some of the
blood and put it on the two doorposts
and the lintel of the houses in which
they eat it. 8 They shall eat the lamb
that same night; they shall eat it
roasted over the fire with unleavened
bread and bitter herbs. 9 Do not eat
any of it raw or boiled in water, but
roasted over the fire, with its head,
legs, and inner organs. 10 You shall let
none of it remain until the morning;
anything that remains until the
morning you shall burn. 11 This is how
you shall eat it: your loins girded, your
sandals on your feet, and your staff in
your hand; and you shall eat it
hurriedly. It is the passover of
the LORD. 12 For I will pass through the
land of Egypt that night, and I will
strike down every firstborn in the land
of Egypt, both human beings and
animals; on all the gods of Egypt I will
execute judgements: I am
the LORD. 13 The blood shall be a sign
for you on the houses where you live:
when I see the blood, I will pass over
you, and no plague shall destroy you
when I strike the land of Egypt. 14 This
day shall be a day of remembrance for
you. You shall celebrate it as a festival
to the LORD; throughout your
generations you shall observe it as a
perpetual ordinance.
1. I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills: From whence cometh my help.
2. My help cometh even from the Lord: Who hath made heaven and earth.
3. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: And He that keepeth thee will not sleep.
4. Behold He that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep.
5. The Lord Himself is thy keeper: The Lord is thy defence upon thy right hand.
6. So that the sun shall not burn thee by day: Neither the moon by night.
7. The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: Yea, it is even He that shall keep thy
soul.
8. The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in: From this time forth
forever more.
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Luke 22:1-13 (5.30 pm) 1 Now the festival of Unleavened
Bread, which is called the Passover,
was near. 2 The chief priests and the
scribes were looking for a way to put
Jesus to death, for they were afraid of
the people. 3 Then Satan entered into
Judas called Iscariot, who was one of
the twelve; 4 he went away and con-
ferred with the chief priests and offic-
ers of the temple police about how he
might betray him to them. 5 They were
greatly pleased and agreed to give
him money. 6 So he consented and
began to look for an opportunity to
betray him to them when no crowd
was present. 7 Then came the day of
Unleavened Bread, on which the
Passover lamb had to be
sacrificed. 8 So Jesus sent Peter and
John, saying, ‘Go and prepare the
Passover meal for us that we may eat
it.’ 9 They asked him, ‘Where do you
want us to make preparations for
it?’ 10 ‘Listen,’ he said to them, ‘when
you have entered the city, a man
enters 11 and say to the owner of the
house, “The teacher asks you, ‘Where
is the guest room, where I may eat the
Passover with my disciples?’” 12 He
will show you a large room upstairs,
already furnished. Make preparations
for us there.’ 13 So they went and
found everything as he had told them;
and they prepared the Passover meal.
Come and help to make
flax crosses for Palm Sunday on
Friday April 12th or Saturday
April 13th from 9am to 11am.
Learners welcome.
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LOAVES & FISHES AT ALL SAINTS
Come and join us on a Tues, Wed & Thurs @ 12 noon for a midday meal. Address:
Hall behind All Saints Church at 30 Vanguard Street. ALL WELCOME
Cost: $3 cash/meal, $5=2 meals
MONTHLY SERVICES AT BISHOPDALE CHAPEL
1st Thursday of month at 11:15am Communion - All welcome
NOTICES
FLOWERS FOR 2019
If you would like to donate towards flowers for 2019, please fill in the folder at the main entrance. Cost: $50.00
WEEKLY CATHEDRAL ATTENDANCE
25-31 March 2019 = 324
We need $4,115.00 p/w from parish giving and other donations to meet this year’s budget. The amount received last week was $3,901.00
Payments can be made into BNZ Bank Acc: For the Churchwardens of the Parish of Christ Church/Acc #: 020704: 0028423: 00 or by cheques made payable to the Churchwardens of the Parish. Janet Smith, Treasurer: 0275638205
BAPTISM & CONFIRMATION COURSE
The consecration of our new bishop will take place on 31 August. One of his first diary dates is for 22 September here at Christ Church Cathedral where we will hold a confirmation service. It therefore makes sense to run the course from mid July up to that date.
I’d like to apologise for twice postponing the course, but I was only signed off as fully fit to work from 1 April and with Easter and my forthcoming visit to the UK it will be very difficult for the team of leaders to coordinate. I’m sure that you appreciate that, while I’ve been sneaking in part time in recent weeks, it has been against medical advice.
Steve
MEDITATION AT CATHEDRAL CHAPEL Tues 6-7pm - All welcome
From Tuesday 9th April we will meet from 4.30pm until 5.30pm.
Cathedral News & Witness Distributors
Please note that the green folders are on the bookshelf in the Quiet Room ready for distribution. Thank you.
URGENT: SACRISTANS NEEDED
One of our two remaining Sacristans has recently undergone surgery and will require
extended convalescence. We are looking for a replacement or ideally several people to
share this important task. It requires up to an hour of time for two people on a Saturday to
change the seasonal colours, dress the Altar and set out the Communion elements. Once
a week the Purificators will need washing and ironing plus any other linen requiring a
change. This is not by any means an onerous job but can be very gratifying.
HOLY DUSTERS The next Cathedral cleaning session for the Holy Dusters is: TUESDAY 9th APRIL at 9.30am.
More willing helpers are still needed. If you are able to join us please contact:
Helen 544 5613 or 021 042 7651 Angela 544 3081 or 0273 059 059
OIKOS GROUP: meet for Lenten Studies on Mondays at 10am at 5 Highgrove Way. Dates: 15, 29. If you have any enquiries please do not hesitate to contact Rev Allen Michel on 03 548 3554/
LENTEN STUDY GROW COURSE We will be meeting again on Wed 10th April
at the Deanery from 7:30 till 9pm
A work booklet will be supplied. An ideal course for those wanting to Grow in Christ, in confidence and in effectiveness. It is all based on The first Sermon Jesus Preached, in Luke 4. Based on Jesus, it covers topics such as:
It's time to save your change again! We have distributed the coin bags on Sunday 10th March to raise money for our mission partners, Zane, Karen, William and Amelia, serving in SE Asia. The coin bags will be collected on Sunday 28th April. Is there something you're giving up for Lent? Have you been squirreling away your coins in anticipation? We raised over $1,000 in the last fundraiser, and we look forward to more success this year.
Also coming up this year: High Tea fundraiser & Special Morning teas
Please keep the family in your prayers as they complete their studies and prepare for their language training.
PLEASE RECYCLE YOUR OLD CHRISTMAS CARDS
If you have please leave them in box at the entrance to the Cathedral so they can be recycled into stars for the Welcome Tree for end of the year. Thank you, Judith and Pam
PART TIME W/END JOB NEEDED: Please call Yung -0272280768 / [email protected]
CHRISM SERVICE AT THE CATHEDRAL is on Thursday, 18 April at midday. This is when the anointing oils are blessed for the forthcoming year and is a very important time for all clergy to renew their commitment. All - clergy, lay clergy, parishioners and visitors – are welcome.
There will be a light Lenten lunch following the service and all are welcome to that also.
Meditation is not something new. Rather it is central to the Christian experience and
deeply rooted in Christian tradition. Meditation, also known as contemplative prayer,
is the prayer of silence and listening. This is the aim given by the Psalmist
“Be still and know that I am God.” All are welcome to join us for this ecumenical prayer-
a time of silence, stillness and reflection. Come and join our small, friendly community of
Christian meditators. It is suitable for everyone, and easy to learn.
From Tuesday 9 April, winter meetings are from 4.30 pm-5.30 pm (until daylight saving) In the Chapel, Nelson Cathedral, Trafalgar Square
Contact: Mary Kroch 027 3721173 or Reverend Allen Michell 548 3554
AAW (Association of Anglican Women, Cathedral Branch)
As we are unable to convene at our usual venue – the next meeting will be a coffee morning at
River Kitchen, Halifax Street on
Thursday 18th April @ 10am New members welcome
For further information please contact: Angela 544 3081 or 027 305 9059
Anyone is able to access these services if they are feeling distressed as a result of the incident in Christchurch. It doesn’t matter if you don’t live in Christchurch or haven’t been personally affected - these services are for everyone.
“If over the following days and weeks, distress or stress symptoms are escalating, or you feel you are not coping, early access to help and professional support is important. Your GP is a good starting point, or for support with grief, anxiety, distress or mental wellbeing, you can call or text 1737 – free, anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – to talk it through with a trained counsellor.”
Ngā mihi, Rachel Boyack (Diocesan Health and Safety Coordinator)
NOTICE FROM THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH
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PRAYERS
HERE TO HELP
If you know of someone who is in need of prayer, a visit, home Communion, or other support, please let Steve know, and the pastoral committee will respond as best it can. This includes telling us of recent bereavements of parishioners, congregants or families. Don't assume we know, please tell us! We would rather have had ten notifications than none. Help us to help our friends and families. Blessings, Rev Steve Jordan
UPDATE ON LITTLE LUCY
(18 months, AUS):
GOOD NEWS!! Liz, Lucy and Henry are
Going Home! Liz (mum) Adrian (dad)
give thanks to all for prayers and help for
Lucy's healing. Singing praise and
thanks. Sophie and Frances (grand-
mother) who asked Cathedralites for
prayers.
Praise the Lord!!
For prayer requests please contact Rev Tapita Ching on 027 255 3013.
PRAY FOR MUSIC & MUSICIANS
Pray for the growth of our Cathedral Choir;
* Pray for numerical growth: for new members to join and use their voices for God’s glory. * Pray for spiritual growth: that as they sing Your praises, they may grow in Christ more & more.
CHURCH: * Pray for the Parish of Blenheim-Nativity; Diocesan Rural Ministry; and Diocesan Financial Team * Pray for fellowship through Men’s Ministry, Walking Group, Flax Group and Meditation Group. WORLD: *Natural disasters worldwide *Persecution of Christians worldwide. *Racism across the globe.
COMMUNITY: *Ongoing mental health issues in NZ. *Pray for those affected by the recent Christchurch massacre.
SICK: John, James, Andrew, Jean Crockett, Lachlan, Roger Williams, Catriona, Shirley & Sean Eichstadt, Rebecca, Russell Dickson, Carol, Robyn Robertson, Mary, Joshua & family, James, Andy, Letisha & Tyler, James, Ray, Rebecca, Sophie, Charlotte, Paul, Ashleigh, Trina, Don Gilmour, Sandra, Ellis McDermott, Kerry Marshall, Anja, Rayner, Rev John Scrivens, Rudi & Michelle Tito, Rev Steve Jordan, Liz Roberts, Joel Smith, Tom, Marianne James, Reverend Allen Michel, Judy Campbell
ST BARNABAS PRAYER
SUNDAY 7: Almighty God, we bring
to you in prayer all the Christian
women and girls living in contexts
of marginalisation, poverty and
persecution. Many are doubly
despised – for being Christians and
for being female – and are at risk of
abuse and violence. Be their shield
and their glory, and lift up their heads.
We pray especially for widows, whose
husbands died for Christ. Comfort
their broken hearts and enable them
to provide for themselves and their
children. We ask this in the Name of
Your Son Jesus Christ. (Psalm 3:3)
Amen
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Holy Week Services
Palm Sunday 14 April
8.00 am Holy Communion
10.00 am Palm Sunday Choral Eucharist
12.30 pm Whakatu Maori Community Service
5.30 pm Choral Evensong
7.00 pm Word and Worship - informal charismatic style worship
Wednesday of Holy Week April 17
10.00 am Holy Communion
7.00 pm Service of Shadows
Maundy Thursday April 18
12 noon Chrism Service followed by Lenten Lunch
7.00 pm Foot Washing Service and Institution of the Last Supper
Good Friday
10.00 am Family Service
12 noon 3 Hour Vigil Service
Easter Sunday April 21 April
8.00 am Holy Communion
10.00 am Festive Choral Eucharist
12.30 pm Whakatu Maori Community Service
5.30 pm Evening Eucharist Service with Festive Communion
7.00 pm Word and Worship - informal charismatic style worship
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Sunday 7th April – Harvest Festival 08.00 am - Holy Communion
10.00 am – Choral Eucharist & Baptism - with Children’s Church 12.30 - 3.30 pm - Whakatu Maori Mission Community Service
Election to be held at the Annual Meeting of Parishioners of Christ Church Parish on Sunday 28th April
2019 after the 10am Service.
This nomination must be at the Cathedral Office by 12 noon Thursday 18th April 2019
AGM 2019: The AGM for Christ Church Cathedral Nelson is scheduled for
Sunday 28th April, after the 10 am service (approximately 11.30).
Nomination forms are available from the office, or can be emailed to you on request. This year we need to elect one People’s Warden and five Lay members of Vestry. Persons eligible for nomination are anyone on the Parish Roll, who is not employed by the Parish. Everyone on the Parish Roll can vote. The nomination forms need to be received by the parish office by 12 noon on Thursday 18th April (Friday 19th being Good Friday).
The Parish Office is also accepting applications for placement on the Parish Roll. This is a good time to update details, especially if you have moved house this year.
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NEWCOMERS
We are delighted to have you join us for today’s service. Please fill out the form, tear off and place in the Newcomers Box at the main entrance.
I would like to know more about:
Kids Church Choir AAW Prayer Meditation Exercise groups Parish Nurse I would like to go on the cathedral emailing/postal list I would like to go on the Parish Roll. I would like to have a visit from the clergy
12.30pm: Whakatu Maori Community Service 5.30pm: Choral Evensong 7.00pm: Word & Worship
Bible Readings – 14th April 8am
Zech 9:9-10; Eph 2:5-11; Luke 19:28-40
10am Zech 9:9-10
Luke 19:41-48 5.30pm Is 5:1-7;
Matt 21:1-11
Emergency Response Procedures:
In the event of a fire please follow the directions of the wardens and assemble at the nearest Assembly Point (at the top of the Church steps, or in the car park by the notice board). In the event of an earthquake Drop, Cover and Hold. If you are unable to get under a pew, please adopt the emergency brace position and cover your head and neck with your arms. Do not attempt to run outside once shaking has started. Once shaking has stopped please follow the directions of the wardens in evacuating the building. If you notice someone in need of assistance during the evacuation please provide help if you are able, or notify a warden.
PLEASE NOTE:
The Cathedral Office Administrator will be on leave on
8th and Tuesday 9th April. For urgent enquiries please
