W ELCOME TO ST PAUL’S. We are

glad that you have come to

worship God with us today. If

you are a visitor from another parish, or

worshipping with us for the first time,

please introduce yourself to our parish

priest, Fr James Collins, or to anyone

wearing a name badge, over a cup of tea

or coffee in the parish hall after the service.

You’ll find the hall behind the church.

Welcome to the Members of the Order of 3

St John and the Members of St John

Ambulance Australia

A wonderful recital 4

Life jacket and Peter Freedman 10

Conservation Interiors – St Pauls 16

8.00 am – Sung Eucharist

9.30 am – Procession and Parish Eucharist – in

the presence of The Rt Revd Richard Hurford,

OAM, KStJ, Sub-Prelate of the Priory of Australia

and NSW State Chaplain

Friday 21st July at

7pm Games night

in the Rectory

Tuesday 1st August at

1.15pm – Lunchtime

Recital: Cumberland

Quartet

Tuesday 15 August at

1.15pm – Lunchtime

Recital: Dan Williams –

Trumpet

Tuesday 19 September

at 1.15pm – Lunchtime

Recital: Ben Secrett and

James McDonald –

Guitar

Tuesday 24 October at

1.15pm – Lunchtime

Recital: Mark Quarmby

– Organ

Name badges help make St Paul’s an

inclusive community. If you need a new

name badge, fill in the form inside the

pew sheet, send it to the parish office,

and one will be made and left in church

for you.

Toilets are available at the entrance to

the parish hall, which is located behind

the church.

First aid kits are located on the wall of

the kitchen in the Large Hall behind

the church and in the choir vestry.

Ask a member of the clergy or anyone

who’s wearing a name badge. We’re

here to help.

As you take your place in your pew,

please make yourself aware of the route

to the nearest emergency exit. Should

there be a fire, leave quickly, turn right,

and assemble by the roundabout on

Burwood Road.

People needing wheelchair access can

enter St Paul’s most conveniently by the

door at the base of the belltower.

Please turn your mobile phone off or on

to silent before the service starts. It’ll

save you much embarrassment later on.

Children are welcome in church at any

service. There is a selection of

children’s books and toys at the back of

the church near the font and there are

also kids’ activity sheets and pencils

available at the back of the church

where the pew sheets and prayer books

are.

Children’s Church runs during Term

Time. Meet at the back of the church at

the beginning of the 9.30am Eucharist.

Please feel free to bring your children to

the altar rail to receive a blessing, or to

receive Communion if they have been

admitted to the sacrament.

Please do not take photos

inside the church or during the services

of worship without permission.

We warmly welcome the Members

of the Order of St. John and the

Members of St. John Ambulance

Australia with us today.

We also welcome The Right

Reverend Bishop Richard Hurford,

OAM, KStJ, Sub-Prelate of the Priory

of Australia and NSW State

Chaplain.

We have been successful with the

grant application to repair the

external stonework and roofing at

St. Paul's having been awarded

$43,732.00.

This is wonderful news and, along

with funds from the National Trust

Account (which can be used for this

project), we should be able to get

all of the work done whilst we have

the scaffolding in place.

Depending on the cost of the work,

it would be good to get the cracked

stonework on the pillars on the top

of the Bell Tower repaired, the two

Celtic Crosses on either end of the

Church repaired, re-mortar the

exterior where needed, re-fix the

stone block that has fallen off the

North West Entrance, and repair the

stone blocks that have been

displaced high on the West Wall.

If the funds are adequate we could

replace the gullies on the roof and

repair the wooden slats on the

vents in the roof.

I thank God for all of these signs of

new life that God is breathing into

St Paul's.

I received an email from Serge Medina informing me that he has

resigned as a member of the Parish Council due to work commitments.

Given that Serge was one of my appointments to the Parish Council we

don't need to have another election as I can simply appoint another per-

son to fill this vacancy.

Last Tuesday's recital was amazing – the quality of the repertoire was

exceptional as was the delivery. It was a privilege to be able to listen to

such fine music making. Thank you for your kindness in coming to play

for us , Maddy and John, and for organizing the recital, Sheryl. I am most

grateful to each of you for your kindness.

Thank you, Jane and Bob and Mary and Annette for yet another

magnificent offering for our refreshments after the recital. I am truly

grateful to you for the time and creative endeavour that you devote to

preparing our refreshments.

Thank you, Rosemary and Caroline, for all that you do behind the scenes

to make sure that everything was well organized. I appreciate all that you

do greatly.

All in all, it was a great day. Thank you everyone.

– Fr James

Another yet outstanding recital from Maddy Hallworth exciting beautiful

tone and magnificently supported by the accompanist John Martin.

Thank you to you both.

– Sheryl Southwood

Director of Music

Paul and Yolande Philips would like

to express their thanks to Father

James, Father Michael, Rosemary,

Caroline and the parishioners of

St Paul’s for their prayers and

loving support during Paul’s recent

time in hospital and rehabilitation

– it has been much appreciated.

Over the years the parish has

benefitted from the generosity of

parishioners, not only when they

have been active members of the

parish, but also at the time of their

death. Parishioners are invited to

remember the parish in their wills

by making a bequest as a thank

offering to God and to ensure that

generations to come will enjoy

worship and fellowship in well

maintained buildings.

Those wishing to make a bequest

are invited to do so using these or

a similar form of words: "I

bequeath the sum of $............ to

the Rector and Wardens of the

Anglican Parish of St Paul,

Burwood, to be used at their

absolute discretion for the

charitable purposes of the parish."

If you would like to make a

donation to the Parish for the

upkeep and maintenance of the

Heritage building it can be done

through the National Trust.

Cheques can be made out to:

National Trust of Australia (NSW)

St Paul’s Anglican Church Burwood

Or

Direct Credit to the above name

with bank account details:

Westpac

BSB: 032-044

Account number: 742 926

Branch: 275 George Street Sydney

NSW

Our warmest best wishes to Mrs

Leonie Sinclair who is celebrating

a birthday at this time – we wish

her many happy returns and every

blessing for much happiness and

good health.

Next Thursday night we are making our first Life Jacket run for the year.

The nights are long and despite some milder weather this year there

have been some very cold and damp nights already.

We have had some very generous donations already and to each of you

we thank you for your thoughtfulness.

But we need 150 blankets and 150 jackets and we were well short.

Remember Peter Freedman, from RØDE who provided and installed our

wonderful sound system, well he has donated the balance; 100 blankets

and 100 jackets, some beanies and gloves. Along with these came some

lanterns that when the power runs out can be charged by hand. Thank

you Peter for your generosity. Thanks to you there will be some warmer

people this winter.

From left to right :

Bob Wood, Peter Freedman

& Fr James Collins

Thank you to the parishioners who paid to have the piano in the church

tuned.

It sounded beautiful for Maddy and John’s Recital on Tuesday.

Fr James Collins with Peter Freedman and behind them all the

donated blankets, jackets, beanies and gloves

26TH JUNE

3RD JULY – MICHAEL & ANTONIA

10TH JULY – SYD

17TH JULY – GABRIEL

24TH JULY – KERIN

31ST JULY – GARBRIEL

GIFT of BREAD

196A Livingstone Rd, Marrickville

SHRUBLAND’s HALL (Behind St Brigid’s Church)

You can pick up the 3 trays of bread between 7.00pm and 8.00pm

(There is some flexibility in this time frame)

If you have any problems the organiser is Marcel de Maria 0448 812 211

DIRECTIONS:

If coming from Marrickville Rd, Livingston Rd, turns off Marrickville Rd.

Turn left immediately after St Brigid’s Catholic Church before you get to

Francis St.

You will find the empty trays on the porch behind the Rectory’s kitchen

door near the carport. Please pick these up and return them to Gift of

Bread, where you will pick up 3 trays of bread. Please leave these in the

same space that you collected the empty trays from.

Thank you for being a part of this very important ministry. Your help is

much appreciated.

REVEREND Canon Katherine Bowyer will become the first female Anglican

Dean of Newcastle and the first person born in the diocese to be elected to

the position.

Acting-Bishop of Newcastle Dr Peter Stuart announced the historic appoint-

ment on Sunday, revealing Canon Bowyer had unanimously been accepted

as the next Dean and Parish Priest of Christ Church Cathedral.

“Katherine is a highly experienced priest who loves the cathedral, its music

and its many ministries,” Dr Stuart said.

Canon Bowyer will replace outgoing Dean Stephen Williams, who will

conclude his ministry in August before retiring in October.

Canon Bowyer’s recent ministries have been as the Rector of Cardiff and the

Director of Formation, where she has been responsible for training future

priests.

“Katherine is a terrific preacher who has immense pastoral and liturgical

gifts,” Dr Stuart said.

“She has contributed greatly to diocesan governance.

“In her various ministries she has worked to promote a healthy diocesan

culture.”

Canon Bowyer said she was immensely proud to become the first female

Dean of Christ Church Cathedral.

“I'm very honoured,” Canon Bowyer told the Newcastle Herald.

“I was very humbled and surprised when Bishop Peter called me. “This

year we're celebrating 30 years of women as ordained in the Diocese of

Newcastle in clergy leadership and its significant, I think.

“It's a great privilege to be able to be called to this position in this year.

“I love Newcastle. “It’s a great city.

“My parents grew up on Carrington and the Cathedral has always been at

the centre of the city.

“It's the centre of my life, I guess.”

Canon Bowyer said she was looking forward to working with the many

ministries of Christ Church Cathedral, including music, the Newcastle

Grammar School as well as the community.

Canon Bowyer will begin her ministry at Christ Church Cathedral with a

commissioning service on October 4.

You can join us on our Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/

groups/7441384898/.

Forthcoming events and other interesting news will be posted there!

To go directly to our page:

1. Look up our website: www.stpaulsburwood.org. au

2. Then scroll down the home page until you come to the blue band at

the bottom and click on the “f” in the circle under Connect with us.

Thank you Margaret Whittaker for your care in administrating our

Facebook page.

Tuesday nights commencing at 7.30pm and finishing at 8.30pm

Tuesday 27th June - break (School Holidays)

Tuesday 4th July - break (School Holidays)

Tuesday 11th July - break (School Holidays)

Tuesday 18th July - Recommence Study Group - Surprised by Hope

by N.T. Wright – Chapter III

Tuesday 25th July - Study Group cont. – Surprised by Hope by N.T.

Wright – Chapter IV

Below is a list of the foods most

commonly required for the pantry.

If you are able to contribute any of

these items they would be much

appreciated.

Sun Rice Meals e.g. Butter

chicken, Green chicken curry,

Chicken satay

Tins of corned beef;

Tins of spam;

Tins of ham;

All Day Breakfast by Heinz;

Sugar

Instant Coffee;

Cereals

Chunky soups – Heinz &

Campbells;

Tinned tuna;

Tins of sardines;

Tins of salmon;

Savoury biscuits;

Sweet biscuits;

Sugar;

Tea Bags;

Long life Milk;

Up & Go – All flavours;

Juice & Poppers;

Tinned Fruit;

Fruit in jelly cups;

Rice Cream;

Pasta & Spaghetti;

Instant potato, cuscus

Tinned vegetables, peas,

mixed vegetables, potatoes, etc

Currently we do not need any

tinned spaghetti, or baked beans.

Thank you to everyone who

continues to contribute food to the

pantry. It is great to see that some

of you have been able to source the

Sun Rice Meals. This is terrific. They

would have to be the

singularly most popular item each

week.

(* we run out of these items very

quickly)

Parish Pantry hours

this year are:

Tuesday 9.30 – 11.30am;

Wednesday 1.30 – 2.30pm;

Thursday 9.30 – 11.30am

Restoration of the interior of the Edmund Blacket church by stripping

out the existing lighting, cooling and heating systems; cleaning, repair-

ing and repainting the timber ceiling and roof structure; cleaning and

repairing the stained glass windows and sandstone walls and installing

new lighting.

St Paul’s Anglican Church in Burwood is a beautiful example of

Edmund Blacket’s suburban church, however years of use had cause its

brilliance to dull. A series of lighting, heating and cooling upgrades

had resulted in the space becoming cluttered with detracting

elements. The timber ceiling and roof structure had not been cleaned

or painted in a number of decades, and the paint had faded and

become covered in dust and soot and appeared to be a consistent dull

brown. The existing lighting was limited, only providing

functional light to the users of the church. The sandstone walls were

dirty and had areas of hard mortar repair. The stained glass windows

were dirty and some were damaged.

The congregation at St Paul’s felt that it was important to restore the

space to its former glory. They began to raised money through the

National Trust and applied to the NSW Government Office of the

Environment and Heritage for a grant to do the work. Paul Davies Pty Ltd

was appointed to provide heritage advice and assist the congregation in

achieving their goal. Illuminated Design was employed to design the

new lighting. The Hannam Group was contracted to carry out the works.

Based on their previous knowledge acquired through their involvement

in numerous church restoration projects across Australia , including the

restoration works at Edmund Blacket’s St Andrews Cathedral, Sydney

and St Mark’s Darling Point; and further site investigation Paul Davies Pty

Ltd developed a schedule of works and selected the paint colours for the

ceiling and roof structure.

Illuminated Design, using their extensive lighting experience,

particularly their involvement in the lighting of St Davids Cathedral,

Hobart, developed a lighting design which provided light for the

congregation, illuminated the roof volume and important elements of the

building, and created event lighting for concerts and performances.

The Hannam Group coordinated a group of skilled subcontractors

including Heritage Stonemasonary, who worked to lovingly bring the

church interior to its current magnificence.

The work was not easy. The 12m internal height of the church, and the

requirement that to clean, sand and paint the entire internal roof struc-

ture, meant that the whole volume had to be completely scaffolded with

5 levels of scaffolding. The cleaning and controlling of possibly 100 years

of dust was difficult, with buckets of water having to be carried up and

down 12m during a hot summer with no means of cooling. The original

Blacket painting design involved painting the complex roof structure

brown and then cutting in red highlights on every chamfer of every

beam which the painters painstakings replicated. The electrical power of

all the lighting had to be carefully concealed in the structure so that the

uplighting would not highlight it, the pendant lights had to be lined up

across the whole volume of the church, the uplights carefully adjusted

to ensure even lighting across the ceiling and the spots lights adjusted

to provide the all important highlighting of significant elements. The

hard mortar patching had be carefully scrapped out and the lime

mortar restored.

The outcome of all this work is a delightful space. Edmund Blacket’s

original design is now superbly celebrated in colour and light.

Worked on the project:

Paul Davies Pty Ltd, The Hannam Group, Illuminated Design

What the Judges said:

“Careful, thorough and a great result. This Edmund Blacket church is a

joy.”

We are conscious of conflict in Syria, Egypt, and elsewhere in the Middle

East and we pray for peace and goodwill amongst all people and that the

persecution of Christians might cease.

God of the nations, whose kingdom rules over all, have mercy on our

broken and divided world.

Shed abroad your peace in the hearts

of all people and banish from them

the spirit that makes for war;

that all races and people may learn to live

as members of one family

and in obedience to your laws;

through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Various colours available with ‘St

Paul’s Burwood’ and ‘May God’s light

shine on you’ is engraved on each

one.

These are available at the Trading ta-

ble after the 9.30am service on

Sundays.

Cost: $3 each or 2 for $5

The money raised will be used to buy the next batch of torches to be

distributed to the homeless with the next Life Jacket run.

Thank you for caring for our friends.

Our next Board Games night will be on Friday 21st of July at 7pm in the

Rectory.

If you have any used stamps then please bring

them to Church. You can leave them in the box

at the back of the Church. These earn money

for the work of the Anglican Board of Mission –

Australia.

Please leave at least a 2cm border around the stamps.

St Paul’s Anglican Church 205-207 Burwood Road, Burwood

LUNCHTIME RECITALS 2017

1.15pm-1.45pm

Other dates and artists TBC

Entry by donation Light refreshments will follow in the Rectory

For further information, please contact the St Paul’s Church Office:

Ph.: 9747 4327 / Email: office@stpaulsburwood.org.au St Paul’s is an historic Church designed by Edmund Blacket.

It is famous for its beauty and spiritual ambience.

Tuesday 1 August

Cumberland Quartet Emily Beauchamp - Violin

Rachael Kwa - Violin Sergio Insuasti - Viola

Nick McManus - Violoncello

Tuesday 15 August

Dan Williams - Trumpet

Tuesday 19 September

Ben Secrett and James McDonald - Guitar

Tuesday 24 October

Mark Quarmby - Organ

Awakening the Sacred through Literature and the Arts Conference

Friday 7 July - Saturday 8 July 2017 at the Australian Catholic

University situated at 25A Barker Road, Strathfield NSW 2135

Awakening the Sacred is the fifth in a series of conferences presented

by The Sacred in Literature and the Arts (SLA), a community of

interest that brings Australian and international writers, artists,

musicians, academics, religious and members of the general

public together to explore the interplay between the arts and the

sacred.

The 2017 conference asks how literature and the arts can help to

awaken an experience of the sacred: do the arts provide a common

ground for people of different faiths and no faith to open themselves

to the ineffable? There will be a special focus on the meditative

traditions and practices of East and West and the ways in which they

are often nurtured and supported by literature and the arts. The

conference is held in conjunction

with The World Community of Christian Meditation.

The conference features a wide range of speakers, including

Laurence Freeman OSB, Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr, Sasha Grishin,

Rachael Kohn, Maeve Heaney, David Tacey,Imam Afroz Ali, artists

Michael Galovic and Chelsea Adkins, and the ACU Choir. The

conference will also feature an exhibition of traditional icons and

contemporary religious art by Michael Galovic, alongside works by

Chelsea Adkins.

Registrations for the Meditation event and the SLA conference are

open from 2.00-3.15 pm on Friday 7 July.

Sessions begin at 3.15 and run till 9.15pm on Friday and from

8.30- 5.00 pm on Saturday 8 July.

Unlike the most recent conferences, there will not be a call for papers.

Inquiries can be addressed to Michael Griffith at

Michael.Griffith@acu.edu.au or

Donna Mulhearn at donnamulhearn@yahoo.com.au.

What in the World is Going On Forum?

A stimulating and challenging address by Professor David Tacey

When: Sunday 9 July 1:30 – 3 pm

Venue: St Francis Xavier Church Hall, 17 Mackenzie St, Lavender Bay.

Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/PFIS Cost: $25, or $20 for mem-

bers; $5 less for early booking by 5 July 2017.

More details available on the Eremos website: The-Return-of-the-sacred

9 July

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Eremos David Tacey event

Anointing of the Sick is available at any of our

Services. In James 5: 14-15 we read:

14 Are any among you sick? They should call for

the elders of the church and have them pray over

them, anointing them with oil in the name of the

Lord 15 The prayer of faith will save the sick, and

the Lord will raise them up; and anyone who has

committed sins will be forgiven. (NRSV)

If you would like to be anointed and to be prayed

for then please ask one of the Priests in the Parish so that you can be anoint-

ed during any of our Services.

The Wednesday mid-week Eucharist includes prayers for healing every

week.

Sunday 18 June 2017

Genesis 21.8-21; Psalm 86.1-10, 16-17;

Romans 6.1-11; Matthew 10.24-39.

Jesus shows us that God’s mission is to claim

the priority in our lives, even above family

loyalty: ‘I have come to set a man against his

father, and a daughter against her mother’, he says. He then goes on to

say that our lives can only find their ultimate meaning in him because

‘those who find their life will lose it, and those who lose their life for my

sake will find it’. May we never be afraid of dying to self so that we may

be born anew, taking our part in the mystery of God’s mission to the

world.

Pray that nothing will deter us from making God our first priority.

Give thanks for those who engage in the mystery of God’s mission

both here and overseas.

Text: Robert McLean Partnerships Coordinator, ABM © Anglican Board

of Mission, 2017

Collection given at St Paul’s on Sunday 18th of

June: $2449

Other collection given:

– Votive Candles: $97.00

– HIV/AIDS New Life Centre Nepal:$20.00

– Bishop of Northern Territory: $100.00

– Parish Pantry – $15

Total: $2681

Thank you for responding to God’s generous love.

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Pray for the Anglican Church –

for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury;

Phillip, Primate of Australia; Glenn,

Archbishop of Sydney; Michael Stead,

our Regional Bishop; and for all the

bishops, priests, deacons and

Religious of the Anglican

Communion.

In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer we

are asked to pray today for the

Diocese of Nyahururu - (Kenya), for

its Bishop, The Rt Revd Stephen

Kabora and for the Diocese of

Nyahururu - Maralal Area - (Kenya),

for its Bishop, The Rt Revd Jacob and

for all their clergy and people.

Pray for Fr James and for Fr

Michael as well as for Helen and

Antonia. May God bless them

and their ministries and may we

support them as they work among us

in Christ’s name.

Pray for St Paul’s: God of mercy,

strengthen us to help shape a parish

where diversity is a source of

enrichment, compassion is common,

life’s poetry realized, suffering

lightened through sharing, justice

attended, joy pervasive, hope lived,

the hum of the universe heard, and

together with you and each other we

build what is beautiful, true, worthy

of your generosity to us, an echo of

your kingdom. Amen. (Ted Loder)

Pray for, St Matthew’s, Zababdeh,

(West Bank, Palestinian

Territorries), our Anglican

Communion Partner: We

remember especially their Parish

Priest, Fr Saleem Dawani, and his

ministry in the parish. We remember

also Jameel Maher, who acts as the St

Matthew’s partnership link person

with us. May both our parishes be

blessed by the link we are

establishing.

Pray for the Church’s mission:

Lord Jesus Christ, you stretched out

your arms of love on the hard wood

of the cross that everyone might

come within the reach of your saving

embrace: So clothe us in your Spirit

that we, reaching forth our hands in

love, may bring those who do not

know you to the knowledge and love

of you; for the honour of your name.

Amen. (Author unknown)

Pray for our Children’s Church:

The Lord said, ‘Let the little children

come to me and do not forbid them

for such is the kingdom of heaven’.

Bless, Lord, your children who now

stand before you in prayer. Help

them to understand the depth of

your love.

O Lord, bless our Children's Church

and all its future endeavours, that

through it we may glorify you with

your Father and the Holy Spirit, now,

always and forever. Amen.

Pray for peace: Lead me from death

to life, from falsehood to truth; lead

me from despair to hope, from fear to

trust; lead me from hate to love, from

war to peace.

Let peace fill our hearts, our world,

our universe.

Pray for all in need,especially for

those people who are suffering

illness of body and mind. May the

Lord God help them to have a life of

health and peace.

Pray for the sick and their carers:

Sally & Leon Banducci; Joyce

Bannister; Margaret Baseley; Tim

Bolton; Wendy Bolton; Buddy; John

Burns; June Cameron; Scott Cameron;

Di Campbell; Fiona Carrick; (Sir) John

Carrick; (Lady) Angela Carrick;

George Cepak; Rodney Chesham;

David; Beth Davidge; Hilary Davies;

Leah Delacruz; Manish Dhakal; Dave

Ernst; Mark Fisher; Ena Gillespie;

Joyce Gorman; the Rev. John Gwilliam;

Fr Brian Harker; George Harvey;

Mary Harvey; Gerry Hayes; Margaret

Hayes; Denis Hayes; Heather;

Catherine Hallworth; George

Hallworth; Margaret Hurley; Joyce;

Bishop Ivan Lee; Lee; Sandra Macleod

-Miller; Chris Mannix; Bishop Ken

Mason, Bruce May; Lerola Meyers; Jim

McManus; Gae McMillan; Jean Millar;

Barbara Moreton; Michelle & Caerl

Murray; Tas Murray; Narelle; Nicole;

Nola; Alister & Sally Palmer; Valerie

Perrin; Paul Phillips; Elisabeth Prasad;

Jason Proctor; Deidre Reid; Joanne

Roberts; Jenny Rorich; Tony Sheffield;

Elsa Sorenson; Stephanie; Susan; John

Telek; Nancy Thompson; Alannah

Walsh; Margaret Wheatley; Lynne

West; Megan West; David Windsor;

Valma Woolfrey; Bob Woods; Peter

Ying.

In love and charity please

remember the recently departed,

God may grant them a place of

refreshment, light and peace.

Pray, too, for Fr John Maxwell Kohler

& Brenda Phillips and for any others

whose year’s mind falls around this

time.

Rest eternal grant unto them O Lord,

and let light perpetual shine upon

them!

Phone 9747 4327

Fax 9747 0513

Post PO Box 530, Burwood, NSW 1805

Website www.stpaulsburwood.org.au

Rector Fr James Collins

rector@stpaulsburwood.anglican.asn.au

Senior Assistant Priest Fr Michael Deasey, OAM

Honorary Priest Fr Jim Pettigrew

Office Secretary Mrs Caroline Badra

(9.30am to 2.30pm, Tuesday to Friday)

office@stpaulsburwood.anglican.asn.au

Lay Minister Ms Rosemary King

Rector’s Warden Dr Jane Carrick – 0418 399 664

People’s Wardens Mrs Elizabeth Griffiths – 8033 3113

Mrs Pam Brock – 9747 3619

Director of Music Mrs Sheryl Southwood

Organist Mr Edwin Taylor

A mid-week Eucharist will be held in the Chapel of our Lord's Passion

on Wednesday at 10.30am.

Commemorations noted by the lectionary this week –

Tuesday 27 June – Cyril of Alexandria, bishop and teacher (d.444)

Wednesday 28 June – Irenaeus of Lyons, bishop and teacher (d.200)

Thursday 29 June – Peter & Paul, Apostles and Martyrs