Archive for July, 2019
Combined Worship Duty Roster 14 July 2019
College Road Worship site Bible & Vestry Elder: Juliet Crawford Bible Reader: Neville Walker Prayers for others: Ron Paulin Data: Neil McKinnon Sound: Judith Begg Door: Ken Falconer, Elaine Falconer, Thalita Magalhaes Morning Tea: Anne Miles, Marian Sawers & Carol Cunningham Flowers: Winter Arrangement
Continue ReadingWeekly Notices 7 July 2019
Mission Project: This morning we will be raising funds for the Aoraki Health Shuttle, which is a new service here. This aims to relieve pressure on busy ambulance staff to help local residents get to important health appointments in Christchurch Presbyterian Women Good Companions: 11 July at 2pm in St Stephens lounge. Speaker: Rosie Staite […]
Continue ReadingThought For The Week 7 July 2019
All organisations require effective governance to ensure they have a healthy framework from which to carry out their core purpose. This applies to large publicly listed businesses, schools, hospitals, clubs and churches. Our church is governed by the Parish Council who are responsible to ensure every aspect of our communal life runs smoothly and in […]
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Worship Duty Roster 7 July 2019
College Road Worship site Bible & Vestry Elder: Alison Linscott Bible Reader: Neville Rawstorn Prayers for others: Max Muldrew Data: Ken Falconer Sound: Hermann Frank Door: Neville & Robin Rawstorn & Indi Jeevaratnam Morning Tea: Pat Smith Dawn Ussher & Anja Gordon Flowers: Winter Arangement Wai—iti Road Worship site Elder on Duty: Estelle Cormack Sound: Neville […]
Continue ReadingWeekly notices 30 June 2019
Deadline for July/August LINK: Please email to: link@timarupres.org.nz or drop copy in to the Church Office by Friday 5 July. Mission Project: Next Sunday 7 July we will be raising funds for the Aoraki Health Shuttle, which is a new service here. This aims to relieve pressure on busy ambulance staff to help local residents […]
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Thought For The Week 30 June 2019
Last weekend Brent, Helen, Joy, Andrea and myself attended the annual Alpine Presbytery retreat in Hanmer Springs. As good Presbyterians, we are used to getting together to do “business”, although I’m not always entirely sure what the means. The retreat is different. There are many things that happen over a short space of time. There […]
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