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GLYNDE OFFICE
Pastor Wayne Boehm
Office no: 8365 3033
Mobile: 0431 540 115
Email: [email protected]
Executive Assistant: Angeline Joimol
Office Hours: Wed—Fri 8.30am -1.30pm
Office no: 8365 3033
Email: [email protected]
Cross-Cultural Coordinators:
• Sharyn Schubert
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Wed & Thu 8.30am – 1.30pm
• Rika Udagawa
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Thu & Fri 9am — 2pm
Treasurer: Ben Pfitzner
Assistant Treasurer: Fleur Kupke
Email: [email protected]
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17 October 2021
Visit our website: www.glyndechurch.org
21st Sunday after Pentecost
Combined Multicultural Worship Service
Sunday 17th Oct, 10.30am
Please join us
TODAY
Community lunch will be served in the hall after the worship service
(with the Korean, Sudanese and Chinese congregations)
CONFIRMATION
CLASS
is ON today 3pm—4pm
Last week on Sunday 10th October,
Barbara Mattiske’s brother,
Nicholas Ronald “Nick” BACKEN
died peacefully at Wallaroo.
He was 69 years old.
His funeral will be next week on
Thursday 21st October.
Our thoughts and prayers are with
Barb and everyone in their family
at this time.
Pastoral Act this week this week at a glance Sunday 17 October 9am Worship Service HC 10.30am Multicultural Worship Service HC Community Lunch 3pm Explorer’s Club
Monday 18 October 7pm KYB
Tuesday 19 October 9.30am Craft 11am Pastor’s Bible Study
Wednesday 20 October 9.30am Playgroup 11am Grace Over Lunch
Thursday 21 October 8am Prayer group meeting 9.45am mainly music
Friday 22 October 9.30am English Class 9.30am Friday Learning: Exercise 9.30am KYB 10.30am Coffee & Chat 11.30am Bible Study
Saturday 23 October 10am English Class
Sunday 24 October 9am Worship Service HC 10.30am Worship Service HC Lighthouse Kids 12.15pm Pastoral Assistants meeting 12.30pm Korean Worship Service 3pm Explorer’s Club 4pm Chinese Worship Service
Please pray for these members of our congregation.
Those with prayer needs:
Dee Stock, Dorothy George (Qld), Lawrie Sjoberg, Esther Fekete, Colin Hanisch, Mel Hamann, Melva Wachner, Pam Freund, Alexandra Kolodnicky, Margaret Maddern (LHI Glynde), Elena Richichi
Those on our long-term care list:
Faye Hanisch, Sally & Vic Urch, Fay Rohrlach, Siggy Tils, Ruth McInerney (LHI Hope Valley), Gladys Steicke
Articles and pictures for the
spring Issue of @Glynde are to be
sent to Fleur Kupke at
latest by Monday 25th October
OUR CONDOLENCES
Know Your B ib le will be meeting again at their regular times
starting tomorrow (18th October): • Mondays 7pm • Fridays 9.30am
Speak to Helene Brown for details
Birthdays this week Chantelle Hickey, Rowan Miegel,
James Geyer, Tim Kupke
If your birthday is not included, please let Angeline know so our master list can be updated.
In Worship Today Our Bible Readings for our Worship Services are from the Good News Translation Bible and are as follow:
For the 9am worship service, they are Psalm 23 and Ephesians 4:1 – 6 . The gospel reading is Luke 15:1 – 7 .
For the 10.30am worship service, the bible readings are the same as the 3 readings from the 9am worship service, and are read in various languages with English translations on-screen.
The theme and message for both worship services is “We are family, we are one” and is based on Ephesians 4:1-6.
As I look around this morning on this Multicultural Sunday, it’s wonderful to see such a diversity of people: people whose country of origin is China, or Korea, or Japan, or South Sudan, Australia, and so on…. We are different in so many ways: in our racial backgrounds, in our cultures, in our languages and much more….
And yet we are one family in the Lord Jesus…. As we sang in the song before the message:
We are heirs of the Father;
we are joint-heirs with the Son;
we are children of the kingdom,
we are family, we are one (SLH #805).
We who trust in Jesus as our Saviour all belong to one Christian family, one body, no matter which church we go to, or what country we come from, or what language we speak, because we have:
One Spirit who unites us
One Lord and Saviour in whom we all trust
One Father who is taking care of us
Children’s Message: “We are
family….”
We will be returning
for Term 4 next week!
Milestone Moments
Celebrating If you know of anyone who have reached any
milestone and would like to add to our “Celebrating
Milestone Moments” list, do let Angeline at the Office
know. Thanks!
SA - NT | Safe Church training Refresher & Full Course
New Date: Saturday 30th October
Speak to Sharyn for details.
Join us It’s time for exercise!
Come and join us 9.30am – 10.30am
20 – 30 minutes Exercise 20 – 30 minutes Meditation
Creche Available
No Cost!
Every Friday in Term 4
For more information, contact Rika
Back to face-to-face meetings
Classes held every Saturday
(10am—12 noon)
in the hall
Call Dot on 0421 170 513 or
Sharyn on 8365 3033
Let us continue to set aside money for the Lord’s work here at Glynde through Regular Electronic Giving (REG). Information at www.lca.org.au/REG or call Lutheran Laypeople’s League toll free on1800 556 457
You may opt to do Direct Bank Transfer from your account to our church account (Glynde Zion Lutheran Church Inc REG Account):
Bank Accounts for Direct Giving to Glynde Lutheran Church by EFT
Regular Giving Building Fund
BSB Number 704 942 704 942
Account Number (from LLL) 48692 S1 152736 S1
Account Number (other Banks) 100 309 615 100 897 363
Please take note that the offering plate will be placed at the exit of the church for offering envelopes and loose money at the end of worship service
The LTJ August 2021 special themed issue on
‘Developing a multicultural mindset for the
LCANZ—from a European migrant church
to…’. has been published and advertised on
ALC’s website. Given this issue is of
relevance to the whole church, the LTJ
editorial committee has decided to make the contents available to everyone
who is interested. An online eResource is being prepared which will
include all opinion pieces as printed in the Lutheran Theologicial
Journal, volume 55 no. 2 (August 2021). Copies of Barbara Mattiske’s
article for the issue is available from the counter for anyone to take.
We will let you know when online eResource is available......
“O Deutschland, singe Lieder”: SA Germans and the German Empire, 1871.
How did local Lutherans greet the new united German nation made up of their
various old homelands? Lois Zweck will reveal the pastors’ poems and
sermons, the people’s fireworks, flag-waving and fund-raising.
The final Friends of Lutheran Archives (FoLA) meeting will take
place on Monday 18th
October at Bethlehem House, Sudholz Place in
the city. Please note that the AGM will start at 7.00 pm with Lois’ talk to follow
at approx.. 7.30 pm. Donations appreciated & all welcome.
The 2021 edition of ALC’s annual student
-produced magazine, Tangara, is now
available for purchase.
In this year’s publication you will find:
student profiles, staff and ordination
photos, some feature articles, including
reflections from pastors celebrating a
number of decades since their ordination,
and even a couple of long-lost Refectory
recipes!
Tangara 2021 costs $10.00 including postage.
Contact Angeline at the office if you would like to purchase a copy.
