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CHURCH news & information
ROSTER DUTIES SUNDAY 3 JUNE SUNDAY 10 JUNE
WELCOMER Lee-Anne Burnett Lee-Anne Burnett
DOOR STEWARDS Marg Smithson
ELDER Sue Talbert Margaret Wolfe
BIBLE READER Lee-Anne Burnett Ray Mawson
FLOWERS Amanda Brown Debbie Thornton
CHILDREN’S TALK Communion Service Ian Tozer
MORNING TEA Marie Yuncken, Carol McGhee Carmen Savundra, Helen Bloomfield
MUSIC Glenn Coughlan/Choir Glenn Coughlan/Choir
SOUND SYSTEM Bob Sumner James Millar
CAFÉ CLUB Communion Service Lee-Anne Burnett
KUCA Lee-Anne Burnett Rhondda Tilbrook
TAX TIME 30 JUNE 2018
Looking for a place to make a tax deductible deduction to?
There are three Uniting Church charities with strong links to this
congregation. All will gratefully accept your tax deductible donations.
ALL SAINTS CREATIVE LIVING CENTRE
UNITING AID NOLLAMARA
UNITINGCARE WEST
6.00PM SATURDAY 9 JUNE AT MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH
497 MARMION STREET, BOORAGOON
Come celebrate well-known hymns and contemporary Christian
music with an orchestra, choir and other special guest and help
raise funds for Bible Society Australia’s work in Egypt.
Contact Rick Pekan: 0447 973 273. Details on Board
Swanbourne Uniting Church
is holding a Final Clearance Sale
on Saturday 9 June from 9.00am to 1.00pm.
All items must be sold including furniture, kitchen
items, books etc. There are also 90 soft non-stackable
chairs that need a new home. For more information
contact Rev Mark Illingworth on 0408 118 898 or
email [email protected]
Sunday 3rd June 2018
The current issue of Revive has a story about the in-coming President, Dr Deidre Palmer.
Be sure to take your copy with you as you go
Pentecost 2
The hanging background is made up of a variety
of green fabrics representing the diversity of the
Uniting Church and on it are symbols bringing
together hearts and flames.
After having white in the church to remind us of
the Easter season and then Red for Pentecost
the colours in the church are now green.
Green symbolises growth. This is a long season so
we have various symbols on the pulpit and wall
banners.
For the next 5 weeks, in the
lead up to the next National
Assembly, we will have the
pulpit banner with the theme
“Hearts on Fire”.
This was made three years ago
to represent the theme of the
last Assembly and the three
years since.
THE CRÈCHE (rear of the Sanctuary) is available for parents of small children to make
use of at any time during church services.
HEARING IMPAIRED can use the audio loop on rows 2, 3 and 4 in the middle pews, both left and right,
facing the Communion Table; a T-switch is required on your hearing aid. NOTE! - Each Sunday the Family Service is recorded on CD.
Please contact Bob Sumner if you would like a copy of the service.
This Week: 3 June Pentecost 2
Next Week: 10 June Pentecost 3
9.30am Communion Service - Rev Dr Ian Tozer 9.30am Family Service - Rev Dr Ian Tozer
1 Samuel 3:1-10 (11-20)
Psalm 139:1-6, 13-18
2 Corinthians 4:5-12
Mark 2:23-3:6
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1 Samuel 8:4-11(12-15) 16-20(11:14-15)
Psalm 138
2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1
Mark 3:20-35
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A warm welcome to all visitors worshipping with us today
We invite you to join us in the Hall after the service
for Morning Tea and a time of fellowship
NOTE! Due to a commitment to conducting a funeral service in the South West, Rev Dr Ian Tozer will be unavailable on Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 June.
You are advised to please contact your Elder for all matters pastoral during this time
Sunday 3 JuneSunday 3 JuneSunday 3 June
Communion Service 9.30am - Rev Dr Ian Tozer
Music - Glenn Coghlan/Choir Retiring Offering - World Vision
Monday 4 June Monday 4 June Monday 4 June --- Public HolidayPublic HolidayPublic Holiday
Sausage Sizzle - Bunnings 7am -4pm Volunteers needed. If you can help call Raymond Weeda on 0413 880 082
Minister’s Day Off CHALLENGE OF PAUL POSTPONED TO 11 JUNE
Tuesday 5 JuneTuesday 5 JuneTuesday 5 June
Prayer Chain 7.00am - Marilyn Maunder, 9349 9246
Open House Playgroup 9.30am - Sylvia Ryan, 9387 4216
Wednesday 6 June Wednesday 6 June Wednesday 6 June
Open House Playgroup 9.30am -Margaret Oliver, 9387 2228
Thursday 7 JuneThursday 7 JuneThursday 7 June
Know Your Bible 9.45am Sylvia Ryan, 9387 4216
Friday 8 JuneFriday 8 JuneFriday 8 June
PICYS Food Pick Up City Beach Lynne Jackson 9446 5319
Seniors’ Open House 9.30am - Ian Oliver, 9387 2228
Sunday 10 JuneSunday 10 JuneSunday 10 June
Family Service 9.30am - Rev Dr Ian Tozer
Music - Glenn Coghlan/Choir Band Practice during KUCA
WEEK AT A GLANCE
HYMNS FOR SUNDAY 3RD JUNE (TIS)
Jesus calls us here to meet him
Master speak
You are before me, Lord
Bread of the world in mercy broken
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ON THE BOARD OR ON THE FOYER TABLE
Social Justice & Uniting International Mission: Weekly update
Uniting Church News & Notes: Latest issue with news from General Council
Please take time to read the wealth of informative & interesting material on the Board & on the Table
OUR CHURCH LIFE
Farewell Service for Dr Suzanne Boorer and Dr Nancy Ault
Friday 29 June 7.00-9.00 pm Worship Centre Murdoch University
The Faculty of Perth Theological Hall will hold a service to mark the
conclusion of employment with the Uniting Church in Australia of
Dr Suzanne Boorer and Dr Nancy Ault.
You are invited to join with Faculty to show appreciation to Sue and Nancy
for their many years of faithful service to the Church as lecturers at Murdoch
University, as members of Faculty responsible for the Church’s program
of formation of candidates for ministry, and as educators and leaders
in the wider church.. Drinks and supper will follow the service.
Please RSVP by 25 June to Kerry George on 9260 9800 or
Email: [email protected]
ALL SAINTS SUSTAINABILITY GROUP
NO MORE RECYCLING TO BE LEFT AT ALL SAINTS
We thank you for supporting the All Saints Sustainability Group
since its inception in 2011, but now, due to the number of recycling
drop off points provided in the local community,
this service is no longer required.
Below is a list of nearby recycling points -
FLOREAT FORUM (SHOPPING CENTRE)
ACCEPTED MATERIALS: Mobile Phones; Batteries - Single Use & Rechargeable; Lights -
Fluorescent. Mon - Wed & Fri (am-5.30pm; Thurs 9am-9pm; Sat/Sun 11am-5pm
TOWN OF CAMBRIDGE ADMIN OFFICE, BOLD PARK DRIVE FLOREAT
ACCEPTED MATERIALS: Mobile Phones; Printer Cartridges; Batteries - Single Use &
Rechargeable; Lights - Fluorescent. Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
TOWN OF CAMBRIDGE LIBRARY FLOREAT FORUM
ACCEPTED MATERIALS: Mobile Phones; Printer Cartridges; Batteries - Single Use &
Rechargeable; Lights - Fluorescent. Mon - Thurs 9am-7pm; Fri/Sat 9am-5pm
WEMBLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE 40 ALEXANDER STREET, WEMBLEY
ACCEPTED MATERIALS: Mobile Phones; Printer Cartridges; Batteries - Single Use &
Rechargeable; Lights - Fluorescent
OUR CHURCH LIFE
Code of Conduct for Lay Leaders
Workshop 1.00-4.00pm Saturday 9 June
Wesley Chapel, 91 James St, Guildford
A three hour seminar, designed for Church Council members and other Lay Leaders, on the Code of Conduct for Lay Leaders.
The Uniting Church has adopted a national code for lay leaders. This session helps lay people in positions of leadership in their local congregation to explore the expectations that the Church has regarding appropriate and ethical behaviour. The seminar follows on from a Safe Church Refresher
at Guildford during the morning.
Attendance for the whole day will cost $40.
Register for Safe Church separately with Cindy Gorton at [email protected] or 08 9260 9846 and indicate you are
attending in the afternoon as well.
Attendance for the afternoon seminar will cost $15 (not including lunch). Please register with Kerry George at [email protected] or 08 9260 9800.
Juniper reveals latest in apartment living - worth a visit?
Juniper, Uniting Church WA agency providing residential and community
aged care, has opened its newest retirement apartments,
Juniper Orana in Menora.
Located on Bradford Street, the new apartments complement the
organisation’s existing 17 two-by-two plus study villas which surround a contemporary clubhouse where all
residents can enjoy its bowling green, lounge and outdoor entertaining areas, a reading room, café, covered pool and craft room.
Next Thursday Fellowship Meeting Thursday 21st June at 2.00pm
at LO ZUCCHERO’S The Boulevard City Beach
Join us for Coffee and Cake at LO ZUCCHERO’S bringing with you a friend and a story to share!
All Welcome BUT please let Amanda know if you’re coming!
OUR CHURCH LIFE
NOTE: CHANGE OF DATE & VENUE!
MONDAY 11 JUNE 9.30 TO 11.30AM Commencing with Coffee & Cake!
at All Saints Floreat Uniting Church
‘The Challenge of Paul’ THEME 2 PAUL AND LUKE
SESSION 5: ‘The Future of Roman Christianity’
ALL WELCOME! THE STUDY ON MONDAY 4 JUNE IS CANCELLED
NEXT LADIES’ BOOK CLUB MEETING 7.45 PM MONDAY 11 JUNE
We will meet at Rhondda Tilbrook’s home, where we will
begin discussion of Kokoda by Peter FitzSimons, pages 1-168.
Please bring along your suggestions for books for discussion
at future meetings.
Friday 20 July 2018
Doors open at 6.30pm for
PROMPT START AT 6.45PM!
TABLES OF 8
TICKETS: $15 ADULTS; $10 STUDENTS On sale soon - but book your table now!
Interesting questions on all sorts of topics,
fantastic prizes and - most of all - lots of fun!
DONATIONS OF PRIZES MUCH APPRECIATED!
Prizes may be left at the All Saints’ Office during office hours - Tuesday to Friday 9.00am and 12 noon. Ph: 9387 6371
Floreat All Saints UC, 50 Berkeley Crescent, Floreat
OUR CHURCH LIFE
Gina has been working as a theatre nurse at the Perth Eye Hospital for the past 15 years and is
considering retiring at the end of this year. She enjoys handcrafts although she hasn’t had the chance
to do much whilst working.
They have both been learning how to square dance and also enjoy cycling and going on long walks.
Alan and Gina have three children, Jess, Andrew and Stephen. Jess is a teacher and alsovolunteers
with Riding Develops Ability. She has her own horses and her daughter, Emmi, is a fantastic rider too.
Andrew lives in Perth and works as a baker while Stephen, who lives in Queensland, is a bricklayer.
Gina and Alan attended Carine Uniting Church ten years ago but moved and attended a C3 Church
in Osborne Park. Recently they moved again to Floreat and feel they have been led to
All Saints Floreat Uniting Church.
They intend to travel in the coming years and are looking at purchasing a caravan to see more
of God’s beautiful country.
Alan was born in Perth and Gina in New York.
In 1971, Gina’s parents decided to move to Australia as
an adventure and felt it was one of the best decisions
that they ever made.
Alan has been retired for eight years. Prior to
retirement he was at the Australian Taxation Office for 33
years, working as a tax law adviser for large business.
He enjoys photography and star gazing, AFL (Eagles),
he’s a hack golfer and is interested in history.
Changes to Family Directory
Welcome to -
Gillian Bloomfield
4 Oleander Way
KALLAROO WA 6025
Phone: 9307 3323
Change of Phone Number -
Hollis Wilson
Phone: 0401 182 933
Change of Address -
Richard Hart
Koh-I-Noor Nursing Home
34 Pangbourne Street
WEMBLEY WA 6014
Cathy Daubner
9A Alexander Street
WEMBLEY WA 6014
Phone: 0427 264 207
Anne & Michael Moore-Crouch
1 Myera Street
SWANBOURNE WA 6010
CHURCH news & information
Terrace Walk for Reconciliation
The Terrace Walk for Reconciliation is designed to bring people
from all sectors of our community together to reflect on and
celebrate National Reconciliation Week.
It will be held on Friday 1 June, 12.30 to 1.30pm,
at Elizabeth Quay, Perth.
For information call 9389 4090 or email [email protected].
Visit the All Saints website for News & Events www.unitingchurchwa.org.au/floreat
Next Generation Rally and Sports Day
The Next Generation Rally and Sports Day
will be held on
Saturday 23 June, 10.30am to 4.00pm,
at Manning Park in Hamilton Hill.
Organised jointly by Uniting Church WA
Multicultural Ministries and Uniting
Generations, the day will provide an
opportunity for second generation young
people and their families to share time
together and with God in a fun, relaxed
atmosphere.
With an outdoor, picnic setting, please
bring your own lunch and refreshments.
For more information contact Janine
McDonald on 9260 9800 or
email [email protected].
Sausage Sizzle! Stop by Bunnings for a Snag! The Boab Network is running a sausage sizzle at
Bunnings Homebase, Wembley on Monday June 4
from 7.00am to 4.00pm. If you are interested in
helping out for a few hours on the day please let
Alex or Raymond Weeda know of your availability.
Thank you! Email: [email protected]; or
or call Raymond - Mobile: 0413 880082)
CHURCH news & information
All Saints Floreat UC Congregational Meeting
A congregational meeting will be held on Sunday 17th June at
10.30 am in the Hall.
Morning Tea will be served at the beginning of the meeting.
The meeting will be an opportunity for members to discuss
topics such as service times and possible alternative services.
NOTES FROM CHURCH COUNCIL MEETING 1 MAY 2018
Rhondda Tilbrook was re-elected Chair and Jill Heaney was re-elected as
Secretary.
A discussion on the topic of Fresh Expressions was held. These are new
forms of church that emerge within contemporary culture and engage
primarily with those who don’t ‘go to church‘. Several suggestions were
made of things to consider at All Saints.
Richard Smith was elected Chair of the Creative Living Centre, Deborah
Marshall was elected as Temporary Treasurer and Ian Tozer was accepted
as a Board member.
Churchlands YouthCare Council is proposing to have a Chaplaincy Dinner
on Saturday 11 August and a quiz night on Saturday 13 October.
The pews on the organ side of the church will be turned around for use
by the choir.
A Congregational meeting will be held on Sunday 17th June at 10.30 am
in the Hall. There will be discussion on a number of topics including
service times.
The transfers of Carmen and Kumar Savundra, Valerie and Brian Croker
and Helen Bloomfield from Swanbourne Uniting Church were accepted.
Deborah is organising a Quiz Night on Friday 20 July with the theme
Around the World in 80 questions
OUR CHURCH LIFE
YOUR RETIRING OFFERING TODAY WILL GO TOWARDS SUPPORTING
WORLD VISION’ S AUSTRALIAN PROGRAM - EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
Partnering with Indigenous communities in Western Australia and the
Northern Territory, and in collaboration with the Western Australian
Government, World Vision delivers an Aboriginal early years’ service in
Derby, delivering early childhood care and development projects in the
West Kimberley, including Mowanjum.
The Bubanil playgroup provides a welcoming place for parents to spend
time with their children and engage in education and learning activities which
support their child’s transition to school. In partnership with three Martu
communities in the Pilbara World Vision supports early childhood care and
education through community playgroups, local training and employment
opportunities and fostering links schools and other local service providers.
Family participation in the Early Years’ Service in Derby is now well beyond
expectations. Over fifty children attended playgroup in the first three months.
In 2011 World Vision was asked by the local Indigenous Coordination Centre
in Derby to undertake an assessment of community
priorities and aspirations in four, largely Ngarinyan,
communities along the Gibb River Road. While
three of the communities embraced World Vision
warmly from the start, the fourth community only
agreed to participate late in 2013. All four
communities have now identified early childhood
and youth programs as key to achieving this vision.
partnering with Indigenous
communities in Western Australia
and the Northern Territory,
delivering early childhood care and
development projects, including
Mowanjum In collaboration with
the WA Government World Vision
delivers an Aboriginal early years’
service in Derby.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
9.30am Seniors' Open House -
1.45pm Care Group
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
9.30am Communion Service Minister's Day off 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup PICYS Food Pick-Up City Beach
Rev Dr Ian Tozer 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible)
Music: Glenn Coughlan/Choir Public Holiday - NO STUDY 9.30am Open House Playgroup 7.30pm Elders Meeting 9.30am Seniors' Open House -
Retiring Offering: World Vision (The Challenge of Paul)
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Minister's Day off
9.30am Family Service 9.30-11.30am Session 5 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible) 9.30am Seniors' Open House - 8.00am Working Bee
Rev Dr Ian Tozer The Challenge of Paul
Music: Glenn Coughlan/Choir 9.30am Open House Playgroup 4.30pm Equip Group Meeting 4.00pm Band Practice
Band practice during KUCA 7.45pm Ladies'
Book Club
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
9.30am Family Service Minister's Day off 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible) PICYS Food Pick-Up Floreat
Rev Dr Ian Tozer
Music: Band 9.30-11.30am Session 6 9.30am Open House Playgroup 1.30pm Thursday Fellowship 9.30am Seniors' Open House
The Challenge of Paul Cake & Coffee at Lo Zucchero's
10.30am Congregational Meeting
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
9.30am Family Service Minister's Day off 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible) 9.30am Seniors' Open House -
Rev Dr Ian Tozer
Music: Glenn Coughlan/Choir 9.30-11.30am Session 7 9.30am Open House Playgroup
The Challenge of Paul
Church Council Treasurer Prayer Chain Tuesday Playgroup Food Pick Up: City Beach Seniors' Open House Know Your Bible
Rhondda Tilbrook Deborah Marshall Marilyn Maunder 9349 9246 Sylvia Ryan Lynne Jackson Ian Oliver Sylvia Ryan
9387 2246 9446 3377 9387 4216 9446 5319 9387 2228 9387 4216
Ladies' Book Club Thursday Fellowship Wednesday Playgroup Food Pick Up: Floreat Youth Group
Rhondda Tilbrook Amanda Brown Margaret Oliver A: Jacqui Schaus 9387 2995 James Millar
9387 2246 9387 6846 9387 2228 B: Alex Sloan 9381 3571 9387 5500
CALENDAR JUNE 2018
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
9.30am Seniors' Open House -
1.45pm Care Group
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
9.30am Communion Service Minister's Day off 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup PICYS Food Pick-Up City Beach
Rev Dr Ian Tozer 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible)
Music: Glenn Coughlan/Choir Public Holiday - NO STUDY 9.30am Open House Playgroup 7.30pm Elders Meeting 9.30am Seniors' Open House -
Retiring Offering: World Vision (The Challenge of Paul)
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Minister's Day off
9.30am Family Service 9.30-11.30am Session 5 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible) 9.30am Seniors' Open House - 8.00am Working Bee
Rev Dr Ian Tozer The Challenge of Paul
Music: Glenn Coughlan/Choir 9.30am Open House Playgroup 4.30pm Equip Group Meeting 4.00pm Band Practice
Band practice during KUCA 7.45pm Ladies'
Book Club
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
9.30am Family Service Minister's Day off 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible) PICYS Food Pick-Up Floreat
Rev Dr Ian Tozer
Music: Band 9.30-11.30am Session 6 9.30am Open House Playgroup 1.30pm Thursday Fellowship 9.30am Seniors' Open House
The Challenge of Paul Cake & Coffee at Lo Zucchero's
10.30am Congregational Meeting
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
9.30am Family Service Minister's Day off 7.00am Prayer Chain 9.30am Open House Playgroup 9.45am KYB (Know Your Bible) 9.30am Seniors' Open House -
Rev Dr Ian Tozer
Music: Glenn Coughlan/Choir 9.30-11.30am Session 7 9.30am Open House Playgroup
The Challenge of Paul
Church Council Treasurer Prayer Chain Tuesday Playgroup Food Pick Up: City Beach Seniors' Open House Know Your Bible
Rhondda Tilbrook Deborah Marshall Marilyn Maunder 9349 9246 Sylvia Ryan Lynne Jackson Ian Oliver Sylvia Ryan
9387 2246 9446 3377 9387 4216 9446 5319 9387 2228 9387 4216
Ladies' Book Club Thursday Fellowship Wednesday Playgroup Food Pick Up: Floreat Youth Group
Rhondda Tilbrook Amanda Brown Margaret Oliver A: Jacqui Schaus 9387 2995 James Millar
9387 2246 9387 6846 9387 2228 B: Alex Sloan 9381 3571 9387 5500
CALENDAR JUNE 2018