WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

3 June 2018 - Te Pouhere Sunday

8.00 am Eucharist (Resurrection Chapel) Dean Ian Render 10.00 am Choral Eucharist Dean Ian Render

Ormond Chapel, Napier Terrace: No service today - next service Sunday 10 June, 11am Eucharist

Please ensure all cellphones are switched OFF when in the Cathedral; and, if necessary, adjust hearing aids to the “Loop” system.

Low-Gluten wafers (below 20ppm) are now available - please advise the Presider, or one of the Welcoming team, if this is your dietary requirement.

NOTE: Bell Tower and entrance are earthquake prone as assessed under the Building Act 2004 - use at your own risk!

Prayer Cycles - We pray for …

Anglican Communion

The Anglican Church of Melanesia; the Most Rev’d George Takeli, Archbishop of Melanesia & Bishop of Central Melanesia

Anglican Board of Missions

The ABM Partners - The NZ Church Missionary Society (NZCMS), Steve

Maina, National Director; & NZCMS Mission partners serving overseas

Diocese, Parish and Community

Waiapu Bishop Andrew Hedge and family

Waiapu Dean, the Very Rev’d Ian Render

Waiapu Regional Deans (Rev’ds David van Oeveren, Adrienne Bruce

and Stephen Donald);

Waiapu Ministry Educator, Rev’d Deborah Broome

Diocesan Theologian Rev’d Dr Howard Pilgrim

Dunedin Diocese, Bishop Steven Benford; retiring-Dean Trevor James

Hui Amorangi ki te Manawa o te Wheke (BOP): nga Rohe o Tauranga,

Te Puke, Ohinemutu, Te Ngae, Taupo, Murupara, Ruatoki/Whakatane,

and Te Kaha; Pihopa Ngarahu Katene, clergy & lay leaders

Health service providers; Hospital Chaplains, Rev’ds Barbara Walker &

Pelly Pirikahu; chaplaincy volunteers; ICHC oversight committee

St Patrick’s Catholic Church, Napier; Fr Barry, Fr Damien and Fr John

Today …

A very warm Welcome to all who are

worshipping with us … especially if you

are visiting Napier or at the Cathedral

for the first time … you are invited to

join us for morning tea (or coffee!)

served at the back of the Cathedral

following the 10am service.

During the winter months, the 8.00am

Eucharist will be held in the

Resurrection Chapel (south-west corner

of the Cathedral, adjacent to the stairs to

the Gallery)

At the 10am service this morning, Dean

Ian will bless the garments knitted by

the AAW members at their monthly

‘Knit-In’, plus pyjamas purchased to be

gifted to the Napier Family Centre for

distribution to children in the

community. The AAW have also now

provided a basket and invite

parishioners to either donate wool or

knitted items, or to take wool and knit

garments (especially baby singlets or

children’s jumpers) for the needy.

2

Environment-Justice-Peace Network The regular EJP monthly meeting has been transferred to next Sunday due to the QB holiday weekend, and will now be held on 10th June at 3pm in the Sunday School room (through from the Parish lounge).

We offer our condolences, thoughts and

prayers to the family and friends of Keith Stichbury

who died in HB Memorial Hospital on Thursday morning; Keith’s funeral will

be held here in the Cathedral next Tuesday, 5th June, at 2pm.

We also uphold the Fairbrother family as they mourn the sudden death of

Polly (Erice’s niece); and the Baker family as they mourn the death of Jenny’s elderly mother Joyce,

in Kerikeri.

May they rest in peace and rise in glory.

Br. Graham-Michoel OSBC will be partici-pating in Refugee Week (17-24 June) and would welcome online sponsorship of his living on "refugee rations" during that time. See the OXFAM poster near the tables at the entrance for details. He also invites ex-pressions of interest in his support for Ugandan LGBTI refugees living in camps in Kenya. Vestry has agreed to this cause be-ing endorsed by the Cathedral.

The Venerable Trevor Harrison has been appointed as Acting-Dean of Taranaki Ca-thedral of St Mary, New Plymouth, from the 1st June whilst the search for a perma-nent appointment proceeds. Trevor has been serving as Archdeacon in South Ta-ranaki and is the Vicar-General for Waika-to-Taranaki Diocese; he was previously Vicar at St Augustine’s, Napier.

The Very Rev’d Dr Trevor James has an-nounced his retirement as Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral, Dunedin, with today be-ing his last Sunday in this post. The Dune-din Cathedral community will hold a for-mal farewell later in the year to acknowledge Dean Trevor’s significant ministry and contributions to the Cathe-dral and wider community during the last nine years.

Dean Ian Render and the Waiapu Cathe-dral Wardens have received the resigna-tion of the Rev’d Margaret Thompson from her role as Waiapu Cathedral Priest-Administrator, a completion date has yet to be determined.

3

Today’s Order of Service - 10.00 am

This morning’s service follows the Eucharistic Liturgy ‘Thanksgiving and Praise’ commencing on page 476 in the red New Zealand Anglican Prayer Book; the tunes for most hymns may be found in Common Praise, the blue hymn book in the pews;

Presider & Preacher: The Very Rev’d Ian Render, Dean of Waiapu Assisting Priest: Rev’d Margaret Thompson Liturgist: Br. Graham-Michoel Wills Director of Music: Anthony Tattersall

Choral Setting: Introit:

Processional Hymn: Where mountains rise Tune: Dunedin

5 Where mountains rise to open skies your way of peace distil the air, your spirit bind all humankind, one covenant of life to share! AA155 - Words: © Shirley Murray

Welcome: Dean Ian Render

NZPB page: 476 The Gathering of the Community

NZPB page: 478 Confession / Forgiveness

Kyries: E Te Ariki Tune: Newlands Road © Ian Render

Choir: E te Ariki, kia aroha mai Lord, have mercy

All: E te Ariki, kia aroha mai

1 Where mountains rise to open skies

your name, O God, is echoed far,

from island beach to kauri’s reach,

in water’s light, in lake and star.

2 Your people’s heart,

your people’s part

be in our caring for this land,

for faith to flower, for aroha

to let each other’s mana stand.

3 From broken word,

from conflict stirred,

from lack of vision, set us free

to see the line of your design,

to feel creation’s energy.

4 Your love be known,

compassion shown,

that every child have equal scope:

in justice done, in trust begun

shall be our heritage and hope.

4

Choir: E te Karaiti, kia aroha mai Christ, have mercy All: E te Karaiti, kia aroha mai

Choir: E te Ariki, kia aroha mai Lord, have mercy

All: E te Ariki, kia aroha mai NZPB page: 479 Absolution Sentence: There is no longer Jew nor Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one Christ Jesus. Galatians 3: 28

Collect: God of the southern sea and of these islands, God of Norfolk pine and lofty totara, God of spindle and sail, You brought us to this land of plenty and bound us here in sacred trust. Make us worthy of our covenant with you; create in us a deeper belonging by your grace, that we may partner your ways together and serve your purpose in each other. In the name of Christ our dolphin guide. Amen. Reading: Isaiah 42: 10-20 Dawn Harvey Psalm 126

Choir: What marvels the Lord worked for us! Indeed we were glad. All: What marvels the Lord worked for us! Indeed we were glad.

Choir:

When the Lord delivered Zion from bondage, it seemed like a dream. Then was our mouth filled with laughter, on our lips there were songs.

Choir:

The nations themselves said: ‘What marvels the Lord worked for them!’ What marvels the Lord worked for us! Indeed we were glad.

Choir:

Deliver us, O Lord, from our bondage as streams in dry land. Those who are sowing in tears will sing when they reap.

Choir:

They go out, they go out, full of tears, carrying seed for the sowing; they come back, they come back, full of song, carrying their sheaves.

Reading: 2 Corinthians 5: 14-19 Ian Granger Gradual Hymn: E te Atua, kua ruia nei Tune: For all thy mercies [CP267]

E te Atua, kua ruia nei; O God, sown o purapura pai; is your good seed; homai e koe he ngakau hou, give us a new heart kia tupu ake ai. to make it grow

E Ihu, kaua e tukua O Jesus, do not let it go kia whakangaromia, do not let it be destroyed me whakatupu ake ia, let it grow

kia kitea ai nga hua. so that the fruits may be seen

A ma te Wairua Tapu ra May the Holy Spirit matou e tiaki, keep us

kei hoki ki te mahi he lest to evil deeds returns o matou ngakau hou. our new heart

Amine Amen

WOV650 ~ traditional Maori hymn

Gospel Reading: Matthew 7: 24-29 Rev’d Margaret Thompson The Sermon: Dean Ian Render NZPB page: 481 The Affirmation of Faith / He Tikanga Whakapono

NZPB page: 482 The Prayers of the People led by Christine Kerr

NZPB page: 4185 The Peace Dean Ian Render We greet the people near us, saying ‘Peace be with you’ / ‘Kia tau te rangimarie’.

During the next hymn the bread and wine, symbols of Christ’s life, are brought to the altar; our offerings of money that support the mission and ministry of the Cathedral are collected and brought forward also.

Offertory Hymn: These hills where the hawk flies lonely - tune: Kaikoura

5

1 These hills where the hawk flies lonely, beaches where the long surf rolls, mountains where the snows meet heaven, these are our care.

2 Pastures where the sheep graze calmly, orchards where the apples grow, gardens where the roses cluster, these are our prayer.

continued ...

FFS63 - Words & Music: © Colin Gibson

The Preparation of the Gifts

NZPB page: 485 The Great Thanksgiving

NZPB page: 488 The Lord’s Prayer

NZPB page: 489 The Invitation

All are welcome to share the bread and wine of Christ’s life, or to receive a blessing - please come to the altar rails via the centre aisle and return to your seats via the side aisles (or use the ramp if necessary and take a place at the rear altar rail). Please advise an usher if you need to have communion served in your seat.

During communion, the Choir will sing:

Post-communion Sentence:

The spirit of the Lord God is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me; he has sent me to bring good news to the oppressed, to bind up the broken hearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and release to the prisoners; to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favour. Isaiah 61: 1-2a

NZPB page: 490 Prayer after communion

The Blessing: We share notices and news

6

2 Forests where the tree ferns tower, rivers running strong and clear, oceans where the great whales wander, these are our care. Race meeting race as equals, justice for age-old wrong, worth for every man and woman, these are our prayer.

3 Cities where the young roam restless, lives brought to deep despair, homeless and powerless people, these are our care.

Places where the Word is spoken, hands held in serving love, faiths of our many cultures, these are our prayer.

4 All that the old world gave us, all that the new world brings, language, ideas and customs, these are our care. Life finding joy and value, faith seeking truth and light, God hear and seen in all things, this be our prayer.

Association of Anglican Women

Cathedral Fellowship

The next AAW meeting will be on Monday 11th June at 7:30pm in St Paul’s Church lounge, Tennyson Street. Elizabeth Craw-ley has prepared a slide show of the wild animals she was able to photograph on her recent visit to South Africa. Enquiries to Helen, ph 844 8574, or Kay, ph 834 4096.

Recessional Hymn: Christ you call us all to service tune: Beach Spring

3 Let us be a servant people, reconciling, ending strife, seeking ways more just of sharing and of ordering human life. Fill us with a glowing vision of this world as it should be; send us forth to change that vision into blest reality. Joy F. Patterson

The Dismissal: Haere i runga i te aroha. Haere i runga i te rangimārie. Āmine. Ka haere mātou i runga i te ingoa o te Karaiti. Korōria ki te Atua. Go now to love and serve the Lord. Go in peace. Amen. We go in the name of Christ.

Organ Voluntary:

Hymn reproduced with permission under CCLI Licence #504995

7

1 Christ, you call us all to service,

call us all who follow you;

plant in us a deep commitment

all your work and will to do.

Fire a passion for your justice,

in us kindle love of peace;

help us heal the broken-hearted,

to the captive bring release.

2 Teach us how to work together,

brothers, sisters, side by side,

equal partners in the struggle,

in the cause of truth allied.

To each one some gift is given,

man or woman, young or old;

help us use each skill and talent

your great purpose to unfold.

Mid-Winter Lunch opportunities at the Napier RSA

The Informal Fellowship will meet on Wednesday 6th June,12.30pm -

enquiries to Elizabeth, ph 835-4609

And the Napier Inner-City Churches annual combined lunch will be Sunday 1st July,

12.30pm - enquiries and bookings to Marie, ph 844-3578.

Waiapu Cathedral of St John the Evangelist, 28 Browning Street, Napier, NZ Phone 835-8824 ~ PO Box 495, Napier ~ email: office@napiercathedral.org.nz

www.napiercathedral.org.nz

COMING UP … DIARY DATES

Services next Sunday 10 June 2018 - OS10B

... at the Cathedral ... 8.00 am - Eucharist (Resurrection Chapel)

10.00 am - Choral Eucharist

... at Ormond Chapel ... 11.00 am - Eucharist

Readings: Genesis 3: 8-15 Psalm 130 2 Corinthians 4: 13 - 5: 1 Mark 3: 20-35

Mid-week Eucharist: Tuesday 5 June, 10.30 am in the Resurrection Chapel

CLERGY:

Dean: The Very Rev’d Ian Render Direct Dial free-call: 211 3715 Parish Mobile: 021 688 227

Assisting Clergy: Dorothy Brooker 843 6779 Erice Fairbrother 021 1442870 Graeme Pilgrim 835-6777

WARDENS: Dean’s: Graeme West 835 3838 People’s: Alison Thomson 870 6418

CHOIR DIRECTOR: \\ Anthony Tattersall 845-0521

LAY ASSISTANT: Jennifer Harris 845 1108

OFFICE:

Tues-Fri.: 9.30am-3.30pm 835 8824

Priest-Administrator: Margaret Thompson

Mid-Week Services: (in the Resurrection Chapel) 9.00 am - Morning Prayer (Tues-Fri) 10.30am - Eucharist (Tues) 12 noon - Mid-Day Prayer (Wed)

Tuesday 5 June 2.00 pm - Funeral service for Keith Stichbury

Sunday 10 June 10.00 am - ‘Stewardship’ Sunday with guest speaker Tim Anderson (St Matthew’s Parish & School, Hastings) at the Cathedral 3.00 pm - Environment-Justice-Peace Network meet in the Cathedral Lounge

Tuesday 12 June 1.00 pm - Napier Inner City Churches meeting at St Patrick’s Catholic Church

Saturday 16 June 7.30 pm - “The heavens are telling ...” A Mid-Winter Concert by the Waiapu Cathedral Choir, including music by Stainer, Stanford, Harris, and Faure. Door sales from 7pm - Adults $25, concession $20, students $15, under 12 free (includes light refreshments after concert)

Sunday 24 June Archbishop Don Tamihere & Tairawhiti with Te Aute & Hukarere at the Cathedral (service time TBC)

Wednesday 27 June 7.00 pm - Vestry meeting

Friday 29 June 7-9pm - HB Vicars & Wardens meeting with the Bishop, Registrar & Regional Dean, Waipukurau

Saturday 30 June 9.30am-3pm - HB Regional Conference at St Matthew’s Church Hall, Hastings

Sunday 1 July Inner-City Churches mid-winter lunch at Napier RSA (numbers to Marie Knight)

EJP Tip: Attract birds with sugar water and use bird feeders where cats can’t reach.