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Our church is served by an ordained minister, Brent,
and our parish Clerk, Judith, a key leader in everything that we do.

  • Weekly Notices 7 April

    April 10, 2019
    April 10, 2019

    Mission Project:  Bucket Mission and  Retiring Offering donations today, will be for Presbyterian Women’s Special Project  The overseas part of the Presbyterian Women’s Special Project this year will  support work in Fiji.  This will help communities to prepare in case of disaster, to improve agricultural livelihoods using organic methods, especially for women and young people.  The New Zealand    Project is…

  • Thought For The Week 7 April

    April 10, 2019
    April 10, 2019

    As many of you may know I’m a pretty keen cyclist and I’ll jump at any excuse to get on my bike, especially if it means riding the great trails in our region. Last weekend our parish youth group had a Bike Camp which involved tenting on Friday night at Lake Pukaki (it was somewhat…

  • Worship Duty Roster 7 April 2019

    April 2, 2019
    April 2, 2019

    College Road     Worship site  Bible & Vestry Elder: Michael Wilkinson Bible Reader:  Elaine Falconer Prayers for others:  Ron Paulin Data:  Ken Falconer Sound:  David Draffin Door: Ken & Elaine Falconer & Ken Linscott Morning Tea:  Ron & Dianne Paulin &  Sandra Hetherington Flowers: Val Hargraves   Wai—iti Road     Worship site  Elder on Duty:   Joy Elliott Sound: …

  • Weekly Notices 31 March 2019

    April 2, 2019
    April 2, 2019

    Today is Harvest Thanksgiving:   All gifts of fruit and vegetables and grocery items will be donated to Family Works Food Bank.  Thank you for your donations. Deadline for April/May LINK:  Please email to: link@timarupres.org.nz or drop copy in to the Church Office by Friday 5 April. Mission Project:  The donations from the Bucket Mission and the…

  • Thought For The Week 31 March

    April 2, 2019
    April 2, 2019

    This week we have been joining in the Matthew 25 Challenge from World Vision, which invites us to enter in to the parable of the sheep and the goats, to experience the lives of the least and the lost. It is easy for us to read the words, and to agree with the ideas, but…

  • Weekly Notices 24 March

    March 26, 2019
    March 26, 2019

    Bring and Share Family Tea at St Stephens:  tonight from 5.30-7.30pm.  All welcome. Next Sunday 31 March Harvest Thanksgiving Services:  9.30am Trinity & 10.30am at St Stephens.  All gifts of fruit and vegetables and grocery items are   welcome and will be donated to Family Works Food Bank.  These can be brought to the church on Saturday…

  • Thought For The Week 24 March

    March 26, 2019
    March 26, 2019

    How has your week been? Like many I have been shaken to the core by the events in Christchurch last week and I find tears are never far from my eyes just now. Perhaps at times like this poetry can be a great help and comfort. Here is one from Rev Martin Stewart, written while…

  • Thought for the Week 17 March

    March 20, 2019
    March 20, 2019

    As we move into the second week of Lent, we are challenged to consider our place in the world.  Each of us is called and cared for, chosen and loved by God. Jesus took his journey to the cross knowing well what the cost would be, yet also knowing what it meant for God’s love…

  • Worship Duty Roster 24 March

    March 20, 2019
    March 20, 2019

    College Road – Worship Site Bible & Vestry Elder: David Draffin Bible Reader:  Anne Miles Prayers for others:  N/A Data:  Susanne Blissett Sound:  Dawn Ussher Door:  Aileen Stewart Morning Tea:  Elaine Goodfellow, Tui Walsh & Rose Macaulay Flowers: Janice Rowley Wai-iti Road – Worship Site Elder on Duty:   Estelle Cormack Sound:  Neville Walker Computer:  …

  • Weekly Notices 17 March

    March 19, 2019
    March 19, 2019

    Presbyterian Women:  Lunch Group: Meet on Wednesday 20 March in Room 1, Trinity Community Centre at 12.30pm. Shared Lunch and Sales Table.  Speaker:  Margaret Stocker talking on her involvement in The Forgotten Sherpas of Nepal Trust.  Members are asked to donate a Gold coin to go    towards Margaret’s work in the Trust Early Churches in and around…

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