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Post date: Oct 1, 2010 8:40:16 PM
23rd to 24th October
The Theme:
‘Who do you say I am’ – the person and ministry of Jesus
Leader:
Father Peter, Superior of the Society of St John the Evangelist (SSJE)
Saturday
10.00am Arrive and Tea/Coffee
10.30am Welcome/Introduction
10.45am 1st Session
11.30am 2nd Session
12.15pm Lunch
Bring your own packed lunch – tea/coffee/squash provided
1.30pm 3rd Session
2.15pm Question Time
3.00pm Finish
Sunday
8.00am Holy Communion
Homily – Father Peter
10.30am Parish Communion
Celebrant and Preacher – Father Peter
12.30pm Parish Lunch in the Memorial Hall
6.30pm Evening Prayer – said
Father Peter’s biography:
“Fr Peter was born in England but went to New Zealand aged 16 and became a New Zealander. Following University, he worked for the Rothmans Sports Foundation, travelling the world as an advisor. This was followed by 25 years of teaching sports in New Zealand, during which he was ordained as a non-stipendary priest. Among many other things, he successfully raced power boats and coached and refereed rugby – a far cry from being a monk ! Returning to the UK in 1990 for a month, family matters intervened and he taught in London for a while before becoming a stipendary priest. Further work overseas (Greece) followed anf then he joined the Society of St John the Evangelist (Cowley Fathers), the oldest of the Anglican Monastic Orders and in 2002 was elected Superior. His work involves teaching and preaching in a variety of ways, working with ordinands, spiritual counseling and generally being available however people want to us him”.
Notes for the weekend
Father Peter Huckle will lead us through a day of reflection on Saturday, and a time of worship on Sunday. Our spiritual needs are in good hands!
We must also look after our bodies. On Saturday please bring your own packed lunch. Tea, coffee and juice will be available. To help with planing, can you sign the list at the back of church to indicate your attendance.
On Sunday. A Bring and Share Lunch is proposed, to follow the celebration of the Eucharist at 10.30 a.m. Anyone and everyone is welcome to come along to the Memorial Hall for 12.30 p.m.
To ensure a balance of sweet and savoury dishes, please can you add your name to this list at the back of church, to indicate what you would like to contribute. That way, we hope to avoid an over-abundance of quiches and no desserts, for instance!
Bring and Share, Jacob`s Join, call it what you will.
We very much hope it will be a Faith Lunch in every sense.
Sheila Goodman
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