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"Sunday Bloody Sunday" By U2, War (1983) Red Rocks, Colorado performance 1983 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM4vblG6BVQ I can't believe the news today Oh, I can't close my eyes And make it go away How long... How long must we sing this song How long, how long... 'cause tonight...we can be as one Tonight... Broken bottles under children's feet Bodies strewn across the dead end street But I won't heed the battle call It puts my back up Puts my back up against the wall Sunday, Bloody Sunday Sunday, Bloody Sunday Sunday, Bloody Sunday And the battle's just begun There's many lost, but tell me who has won? The trench is dug within our hearts And mothers, children, brothers, sisters Torn apart Sunday, Bloody Sunday Sunday, Bloody Sunday How long... How long must we sing this song How long, how long... 'cause tonight...we can be as one Tonight...tonight... Sunday, Bloody Sunday Sunday, Bloody Sunday Wipe the tears from your eyes Wipe your tears away Oh, wipe your tears away Oh, wipe your tears away (Sunday, Bloody Sunday) Oh, wipe your blood shot eyes (Sunday, Bloody Sunday) Sunday, Bloody Sunday (Sunday, Bloody Sunday) Sunday, Bloody Sunday (Sunday, Bloody Sunday) And it's true we are immune When fact is fiction and TV reality And today the millions cry We eat and drink while tomorrow they die (Sunday, Bloody Sunday) The real battle just begun To claim the victory Jesus won On... Sunday Bloody Sunday Sunday Bloody Sunday... Questions: Answer in Complete Sentences!!!
September 24 October 1 15 22 29 November 5 19 December 3 10 January 21 28 February 4 11 25 March 4 11 18 April 15 22 29 WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday Sunday Sunday HOLY DAYS & FEAST DAYS* Advent (begins) ) (Sunday, May 13) *HOLY DAY MASS: Vigil Holy Day and Mass is not celebrated on holiday weekends
Sunday Lunch Menu Freshly prepared soup of the day With herb croutons £ 3.10 Deep fried king Prawns with Sweet chili sauce £5.95 Cognac and thyme infused chicken liver pate with spiced chutney and bread £4.50 For the Mains Roasted topside of local Beef With Yorkshire pudding £ 9.60 Turkey breast rubbed with sage & black pepper £9.20 Roast Leg of Lamb with rosemary & Garlic £9.60 Lamb henry braised in bomber bitter Pan fried Scottish salmon with vegetables and pots £11.20 Cajun spiced chicken breast With rice & salad £9.20 Spicy bean burger topped with chutney and cheese with chips and salad £9.20 With mash potato and vegetables £14.95 Dessert Selection of desserts from our board Childs portion roast £6.50 Also kids menu available
HALF OF CHRISTMAS Every year we encourage God’s family that gathers at Sunne to participate in Half of Christmas where we set aside half of what we would spend on Christmas gifts and give to a designated cause. This year we are encouraging everyone to participate in the ELCA’s World Hunger efforts by purchasing goats, chickens, pigs, bees, etc. We’ve placed a Christmas tree in the narthex. On this tree are a number of ornaments each with a different animal and dollar amount. If you would like to participate, please take as many ornaments as you would like, total up the amount, and write a check to Sunne. Please put “World Hunger” on the memo line or the offering envelope and place in the offering plate. Then, hang the ornament on your Christmas tree at home. Please have all offerings to the church by Christmas Eve/Christmas Day. ****************************************************** Please take a moment to sign up for the 2017 Ministry teams and 2017 usher duties. Signup sheets, which include a brief description of the Ministry Teams, are located on the table in the narthex. However you can help is greatly appreciated. ******************************************************** SUNNE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM December 18, 2016
Should you have any comments pertaining to the content of these lessons, please do contact Alice Mugglestone at . And as the end of the year draws quickly to an end, do keep in mind the true meaning of Christmas! God bless you all! Dioceses of Johannesburg Children’s ministry Advent prayer As we fast approach Christmas, We will be preparing our homes, our gifts and our food. Help us, Lord, to remember to prepare our hearts. Help us in all our busyness, To remember the reason for the season Help us to be like Jesus and bring love, hope and peace to all. Amen About this Curriculum We believe that we have designed a curriculum that is unique to other Sunday school programmes. We aim to provide the children with a firm knowledge of stories from both the New and Old Testaments, while at the same time, observing the Seasons of the Anglican Church and the readings as set out in the lectionary. As Anglicans, we would very much like to follow the lectionary as closely as possible as it offers a richness to our faith. There are, however, a number of obstacles associated with this when trying to design a Sunday school Curriculum: The Sunday Lectionary readings do not always follow on from one week to the next hence the children do not get a sense of the chronological order of events of the Bible. Not all the Bible stories that children should know are covered in the Sunday readings. Stories that come up during the holiday period are never covered. Sometimes two stories that we would like to cover come up in the same week e.g. The Story of Jacob and Esau and Jesus feeds the five thousand (Year A, 18th Sunday of the Year) , while other weeks may have readings that are not that applicable to children. This curriculum has been devised to follow all the stories and themes for a year as prescribed in the lectionary, but not necessarily the order of the lectionary. Topics that do correspond with the lectionary reading for the day have been indicated with a *. Each year will begin with stories relating to the life of Jesus, miracles and parables. We will then move into Lent with topics relating to a special Lenten theme. After Easter the topics chosen for the second term will relate to going out into the world to live a life for Jesus. The third and fourth term will focus on the Old Testament stories. The section from the Old Testament that the lectionary focuses on for a particular year will be covered:
Play the Exodus board game at the end of the lesson. The questions are at the end of the lesson and are taken from the review questions in each lesson. Song: Come Bless the Lord Come bless the Lord All you servants of the Lord Who stand by night In the house of the Lord Lift up your hands in the holy place Come bless the Lord Come bless the Lord Hosanna in the Highest Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna in the highest (twice) Lord we lift up your name With hearts full of praise Be exalted o Lord my God Hosanna in the highest. (Repeat Song) Prayer: Ask the children to write their own prayers of thanksgiving. References: DESERTS THE SAHARA DESERT THE KALAHARI DESERT MAP OF THE THREE DESERTS IN AFRICA
What’s On This Week Thurs 14/6 9.10 am 9.30 am Prayer TTT Bible Study Contact Margaret Johnston Fri 15/6 9.30 am Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Pam Taylor. Sat 16/6 6.00 pm (HH) Emmaus Candle lighting. Sun 17/6 9.00 am Family Service the Worship Centre ** (HH denotes Hall Hire) Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church SUNDAY 17 JUNE Preacher Rev Gary Holsworth Leader Music Francis family Stewards Ewan Carr & Charles Mailler Bible Readers Gillian & Graham Giles Morning Tea Louise Dutton & Trudy Yeates Sound Peter Norman Powerpoint Producer Kimberly Francis Powerpoint Operator Kimberly Francis Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher Linda Simmons Kids Church Helper Alison Garnsey Flowers Pam Taylor Cleaning (on call) Brown, Giles, Taylor Grounds Cook, Johnston, Norman, Simmons, Schutte SUNDAY 10 JUNE 2018 Preacher – Bruce Johnson Leader – Charles Mailler Bible Readings : 1 Samuel 8 : 4-22; Mark 3 : 20-35; 2 Corinthians 4 : 13-5:1. Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre MISSIONS Please pray for healing for Michelle Kallmier as she has fractured 2 bones in her right arm, on the elbow joint. (the same thing she broke on the left side last year). Her latest newsletter is on the noticeboard. Paul and Chaa Flack are also working in administrative roles of supporting missionaries taking the gospel to the world under the banner of Pioneers. Some of these missionaries are working with immigrants to the UK who have come as refugees from Middle Eastern countries. Details for financial support of Flacks is Pioneers
What’s On This Week Thurs 16/2 9.00 am 9.30 am 7.30 pm TTT Bible Study. Prayer Study. Contact Margaret Johnston Ecumenical Choir Practice. Contact Charlotte Hearder Fri 17/3 9.30 am Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Linda Simmons Sat 18/3 9.30 am PRESBYTERY MEETING Sun19/3 9.00 am Family Service in the Worship Centre. Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church SUNDAY 19 MARCH 2017 Preacher Rev Gary Holdsworth Leader Pianist Jason Francis Stewards Elizabeth Cowan & Winston Newman Bible Readers Elizabeth Cowan & Barbara Jackson Morning Tea Nerys Knoke & Barbara Jackson Powerpoint Producer Kimberly Francis Powerpoint Operator Kimberly Francis Sound Charlotte Hearder Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher Robin Neideck Kids Church Helper Jan Kilsby Flowers Jason Francis Cleaning Cowan, Giles, Lund Grounds Cook, Johnston, Norman, Simmons SUNDAY 12 MARCH 2017 0900 am Preacher –Rev Dr Ross Kingham Leader : Charles Mailler Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre Romans 3 :25-26 : God offered Him so that by His sacrificial death, He should become the means by which people’s sins are forgiven through their faith in Him.. "Missions Please see latest Newsletters of the Flacks and Michelle Kallmier on the Missions Noticeboard. Also, for those interested, is a letter from the Lukins which includes news about developments towards a translation of the Bible into the Mursi language. Council Matters At our last meeting we agreed to have a pot-luck dinner on Saturday 1 April as an opportunity for us to get to know Gary and Mary-Anne and for them to get to
What’s On This Week Tues15/11 1.00 pm Odd Stitchers Craft Group. Contact Maureen Smith. Thurs 17/11 9.10am 9.30am 7.40 PM Prayer TTT Bible Study. Contact Margaret Johnston Ecumenical Choir practice. Contact Clinton White Fri 18/11 Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Linda Simmons Sun 20/11 9.00 am Family Service in the Worship Centre Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church SUNDAY 20 NOVEMBER 2016 0900 AM Preacher Gideons Leader Winston Newman Pianist Alison Craige Stewards Wendy Dickson & Lyn West Bible Readers Jan Kilsby & Alison Garnsey Morning Tea Rae Newman + 1 Powerpoint Producer Winston Newman Powerpoint Operator Kimberly Francis Sound Scott Gamble Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher Charlotte Hearder Kids Church Helper Maureen Smith Flowers Barbara Jackson Cleaning Craige, Garnsey, Muller Grounds Norman, Cook, Simmons, Carr, Williams SUNDAY 13 NOVEMBER 2016 0900 am – Preacher – Rev Dr Ross Kingham : Bible Readings . Isaiah 12 : Luke 21 : 5-19. Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre . "Missions Michelle Kallmier will be here on 20 November for a debriefing with a WEC representative and us as her sending church, now that she has completed her overseas posting. Paul and Chaa Flack will be at our service on 27 November to give us an update on their activities with Pioneers as they transition from Thailand to the UK. Council Matters Matters to report from the Council meeting on Wed. 9 Nov include: - additional forms for NCLS have been ordered by Andrew Lund - Uniting World Gift Catalogues are available for members who wish to donate to projects helping people in the developing world
What’s On This Week Tues 18/9 1.00 pm Odd Stitchers Craft Group. Contact Maureen Smith Thurs 21/9 9.00 am 9.30 am TTT Bible Study. Prayer Study. Contact Margaret Johnston Fri 22/9 9.30 am 11.00 am Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Linda Simmons. Ladies Fellowship. Contact Alison Craige Sun 24/9 9.00 am Family Service in the Worship Centre Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church SUNDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2017 Preacher Mrs Irene Lund Leader Music Margaret Jones Stewards Joyce Meagher & Andrew Lund Bible Readers Patricia & Bruce Johnson Morning Tea Margaret Pratt & Maureen Smith Sound Scott Gamble Powerpoint Producer Irene Lund Powerpoint Operator Kimberly Francis Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher School Holidays Kids Church Helper Flowers Pam Taylor Cleaning Brown, Lund, Taylor Grounds Cook, Johnston, Norman, Simmons, Schutte SUNDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2017 0900 am Preacher –Rev Gary Holdsworth Bible Readings : Romans 14 : 1-12 and Matthew 18 : 21-35 “ Titus 3 :2 “Tell them not to speak evil of anyone, but to be peaceful and friendly and always to show a gentle attitude towards everyone. Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre First Wednesday of the month – 11.00 am Praise & Worship Service NEXT SUNDAY IS FRONTIER SERVICES SUNDAY. A Retiring Offering for the work of the Remote Ministry Patrols and Outback Links will be taken. MISSIONS
What’s On This Week Tues 21/2 1.00 pm Odd Stitchers Craft Group. Contact Maureen Smith Thurs 23/2 9.00 am 9.30 am 7.30 pm TTT Bible Study. Prayer Study. Contact Margaret Johnston Ecumenical Choir Practice. Contact Charlotte Hearder Fri 247/2 9.30 am 11.00 am Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Linda Simmons Ladies Fellowship. Contact Alison Craige Sun 26/2 9.00 am Family Service in the Worship Centre . Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church 26 FEBRUARY 2017 Preacher Trevor Bail Leader Charles Mailler Pianist Jason Francis Stewards Joyce Meagher & Winston Newman Bible Readers Rae & Winston Newman Morning Tea Mary Muller & Sue Tranter Powerpoint Producer Kimberly Francis Powerpoint Operator Kimberly Francis Sound Charlotte Hearder Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher Linda Simmons Kids Church Helper Jan Kilsby Flowers Barbara Jackson Cleaning Mailler, Muller, Tranter Grounds Cook, Johnston,Norman, Simmons, Williams SUNDAY 19 FEBRUARY 2017 0900 am Preacher – Rev Gary Holdsworth Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre 2 Timothy 2:15 “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.” "Missions Latest news and prayer requests from Paul & Chaa Flack and Michelle Kallmier are on the notice board. The Flacks are preparing to go to the UK with Pioneers and Michelle is recovering from a broken arm, which is interrupting her work preparing missionaries planning to serve with WEC. Council has agreed to increase our annual donation to the Flacks and Michelle Kallmier to $1200 each (currently $1000). Council Matters At Wednesday's Council meeting we welcomed Rev Gary Holdsworth for his first meeting, recorded our gratitude for Rev Ross Kingham's
What’s On This Week Wed 23/12 IN RECESS Praise & Fellowship Service and Christmas lunch. Contact Alison Craige Thurs 24/12 IN RECESS TTT Bible Study Fri 25/12 0900 AM IN RECESS CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE Blue Wrens Play Group Contact Linda Simmons Sun 27/12 9.00 am Family Service in the Worship Centre. Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our church. CHRISTMAS DAY SUNDAY 27 DECEMBER 0900 AM 0900 AM Preacher Rev Dr Ross Kingham Rev Dr Ross Kingham Leader Trevor Bail Pianist Alison Craige Jason Francis Stewards Lyn West & Robin Fitzsimmons Charlotte & Simon Hearder Bible Readers Celine Hampson & Alex Arnel Pam & Doug Taylor Morning Tea No Morning tea Wendy Dickson & Margaret Pratt. PowerPoint Producer Margaret Johnston Power Point Operator Sound Scott Gamble Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher In Recess In Recess Kids Church Helper In Recess In Recess Flowers Pam Taylor Lois Noack Cleaning Grounds Cowan, Giles, B Jackson Carr, Simmons, Norman, Cook SUNDAY 20 DECEMBER 2015 “Fourth Sunday of Advent” 0800 am – Preacher –Doug Taylor 09.30 am – Preacher –Doug Taylor Leader – Charles Mailler Bible readings Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre Presbytery Office will be closed from 20 December, re-opening 20 January 2016. WCUC Office will be closed from 24 December to Tuesday 19 January 2016. “Council Matters At its meeting on 9 December, Council made the following decisions: - to accept Rev Ross Kingham’s offer to continue as our Supply Minister to the end of June 2016 - to continue rental of the Manse least until Easter 2016 - approved the Property TG to go ahead with a quote to resurface the floor in the main hall - to make a payment of $15,000 off the Manse loan. Full minutes of the meeting will be available on the notice board outside the office.” "Letterbox Drop - Thanks to all who took and delivered the 500 Christmas cards." "THANK YOU - A BIG THANK YOU to:
Having a strong basis of geographical knowledge will be a great start for your year in European History. Alliances, wars, treaties, and trade all have very strong ties to geographical regions, physical features, and country lines. Part I: Map Work (40pts) “Modern Europe” Locate the following on the map provided; you will label each country, body of water, city and region listed below. You are also required to mark and label the capitals of all of these countries listed below. You will have a quiz worth 25pts on the second day of school that will require you to label/identify places on a map, and answer vocabulary questions associated with a map. Countries Countries Bodies of Water Cities Regions and Rivers Portugal Spain France England Ireland Scotland Belgium Netherlands Luxemburg Germany Denmark Poland Czech Republic Austria Switzerland Italy Bosnia Croatia Russia Norway Sweden Finland Lithuania Latvia Estonia Turkey Morocco Egypt Algeria Ukraine Romania Bulgaria Greece Albania Serbia North Sea English Channel Atlantic Ocean Mediterranean Sea Black Sea Baltic Sea Madrid Paris London Dublin Amsterdam Brussels Munich Geneva Rome Florence Venice Vienna Prague Warsaw Athens Moscow St. Petersburg Istanbul Iberian Peninsula Balkan Peninsula Crimean Peninsula Normandy (France) Alps Rhine River Thames River Seine River
If 200 sweets are shared equally among 5 children, how many does each child get? ANSWER: 40 The actor who played Sherlock in the BBC series of the same name is Benedict ______________? ANSWER: Cumberbatch Moderate Complete the name of the highest grossing iPhone app in 2013: _____ _____ Saga. ANSWER: Candy Crush Saga In which group of Spanish islands would you find Tenerife? ANSWER: The Canary Islands Difficult Peking is an old, alternative name for which Asian city? ANSWER: Beijing How many legs has a scorpion? ANSWER: 8 Round Eight Easy
What’s On This Week Wed 6/9 11.00 am 4.00 pm Praise & Fellowship Service in the Chapel. Contact Celine Hampson. COUNCIL Meeting Thurs 7/9 9.00 am 9.30 am TTT Bible Study. Prayer Study. Contact Margaret Johnston Fri 8/9 9.30 am Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Linda Simmons. Sun 10/9 9.00 am Family Service with Holy Communion in the Worship Centre Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church SUNDAY10 SEPTEMBER 2017 Preacher Winston Newman Leader Margaret Johnston Music L Dutton, L Simmons, L Pajackowski, T Yeates Stewards Elizabeth Cowan & Robyn Fitzsimmons Bible Readers Elizabeth Cowan & Rex Nou Morning Tea Fran & David Brown Sound Louise Dutton Powerpoint Producer Margaret Johnston Powerpoint Operator Louise Dutton Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher Alison Garnsey Kids Church Helper Flowers Irene Roberts Cleaning White, Newman Grounds Cook, Johnston, Norman, Simmons, Schutte COMMUNION SUNDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2017 0900 am Preacher – Rev Gary Holdsworth Bible Readings : Romans 12 : 9-21 and Matthew 16: 21-28 Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre First Wednesday of the month – 11.00 am Praise & Worship Service ADVANCE NOTICE: This year’s SPRING CLEAN WORKING BEE will be on Saturday 14 October. The next Congregational Meeting is planned for Sunday 17 September to accept the Annual Report and elect a member to fill an upcoming vacancy on Parish Council. THE ANNUAL REPORT FOR IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION FROM THE FOYER TABLE.
What’s On This Week Thurs 9/2 9.00 am 9.30 am 7.30 pm TTT Bible Study. Prayer Study. Contact Margaret Johnston Ecumenical Choir Practice. Contact Charlotte Hearder Fri 10/3 9.30 am Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Linda Simmons Sun12/3 9.00 am Family Service in the Worship Centre. Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church SUNDAY 12 MARCH 2017 Preacher `Rev Dr Ross Kingham Leader Charles Mailler Pianist Margaret Jones Stewards Wendy Dickson & Ewan Carr Bible Readers Lyn West & Gwen Svoboda Morning Tea Alison Craige & Alison Garnsey Powerpoint Producer Kimberly Francis Powerpoint Operator Kimberly Francis Sound TBA Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher Robin Neideck Kids Church Helper Irene Lund Flowers Barbara Jackson Cleaning Brown, Giles, Tranter Grounds Cook, Johnston, Norman, Simmons COMMUNION SUNDAY 5 MARCH 2017 0900 am Preacher –Rev Gary Holdsworth Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre 1 Thessalonians. 5:16-18. . “Be joyful always. Pray at all times. Be thankful in all circumstances. This is what God wants from you in your life in union with Christ Jesus. "Missions Please see latest Newsletters of the Flacks and Michelle Kallmier on the Missions Noticeboard. "Council Matters At our last meeting we agreed to have a pot-luck dinner on Saturday 1 April. Gillian Giles will be coordinating. Rev Gary Holdsworth agreed to lead a Lenten Bible Study. This is being planned for the afternoon of Sat. 25 March.
What’s On This Week Wed 11/10 11.00 am Praise and Fellowship Service – Contact Alison Craige. Thurs 1210 9.00 am 9.30am 7.45 pm TTT Bible Study. Prayer Study. Contact Margaret Johnston Ecumenical Choir practice. Contact Charlotte Hearder. Fri 13/10 9.30 am Blue Wrens Play Group. Contact Linda Simmons. SAT 14/10 9.00 am onwards Spring Clean Working Bee. Sun 15/10 9.00 am Family Service in the Worship Centre Thank you to everyone who makes a contribution to our Church SUNDAY 15 OCTOBER 2017 Preacher Rev Gary Holdsworth Leader Music Francis family Stewards Wendy Dickson & Robin Fitzsimmons Bible Readers Barbara Jackson & Robin Fitzsimmons Morning Tea Simmons family Sound Peter Norman Powerpoint Producer Kimberly Francis Powerpoint Operator Duncan & William Simmons Communion Preparer Communion Servers Kids Church Teacher Kids Church Helper Flowers Barbara Jackson Cleaning Craft Show Cleaning Grounds Cook, Johnston, Norman, Simmons, Schutte SUNDAY 8 OCTOBER 2017 0900 am Preacher – – Trevor Bail Leader – Winston Newman Bible Readings Mathew 21 : 33-46 and Phillipians 3 : 4b- 14 Dear Visitors Welcome to our Church family today. We are so glad that you could join us! We would be grateful if you would please sign the visitor’s book in the foyer. If you would like to be contacted during the week, please let us know. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea in the Concourse. WORSHIP SERVICES First Sunday of the month: 9.00am Holy Communion Service Other Sundays 9.00 am Service in the Worship Centre First Wednesday of the month – 11.00 am Praise & Worship Service MISSIONS The latest prayer letter from Paul & Chaa Flack is on the Noticeboard. They are grateful for the support they have received. They now need $1200 to finish paying their own-off transfer cost of $8,000. CRAFT SHOW 27-28 OCTOBER Rosters for helpers will be on the wall to day. There are a huge variety of ways you can
“SINCE, (no doubt about it) you’re the Son of God command this stone to become bread.” [[Luke 4:3 NIV] REMEMBER, Jesus NEVER did anything as the Son of God, [Divine] but as the Son of Man. [Human] IV____Our Pioneer shows us that Trials/Testings/Temptations are never over in our lifetime. “When the devil had finished all this tempting, he left him until a better time.” [4:13 NIV] V____Our Pioneer shows us Trials/Testings/Temptation only prepare us for our greatest ministry when properly responded to. “Jesus returned to Galilee in the power of the Spirit, and news about him spread through the whole countryside. [4:14 NIV]
SUNDAY LUNCH STARTERS Soup Du Jour – Home Baked Bread Roll (g) Crab & Smoked Salmon Salad – Avocado Pureé, Fennel, Apple Confit Pheasant Leg & Chestnut Terrine – Parsnip Pureé, Parkin Crumb Smoked Duck Breast – Confit Duck Croquette, Cranberry Puree, Herb Oil Risotto Du Jour – Available as a Starter or Main Course (v) (g) Poached Duck Egg – Buffalo Mozzarella, Peas, Broad Beans, Mint, Lemon Oil MAINS Roast Rump of Beef – Homemade Yorkshire Pudding, Red Wine Pan Gravy Maize Fed Chicken – Fondant Potato, Burnt Onion Puree, Charcoal and Baby Onion Fillet of Sea Trout – Lime Gel, Sea Herbs, Lobster Mash Potato Crispy Pork Belly – Anise Carrot Puree, Black Pudding Croquette, Apple Sauce Roasted Red Pepper Polenta – Red Pepper Puree, Parmesan Tuile, Soy Foam (v) Roast Gammon Pave – Potato Hen Scotch Egg, Cider Jus Children’s Mini Chipolatas – Served in a Yorkshire Pudding All the above Main Courses are served with a Seasonal Vegetable Parcel & Accompaniments DESSERTS Chocolate Fondant – Peanut Butter Ice Cream, Salted Caramel Chocolate Popcorn Passion Fruit & Vanilla Cheesecake – Orange Sorbet Two Scoops of Taywells Ice Cream – Chef’s Choice Scottish Raspberry & Cream Cranachan – Highland Short Bread Lemon Meringue Pie – Meringue Shards, Lemon Curd, Raspberry Sorbet Selection of Cheese – Choose Three Cheeses from our Cheese Menu (£3.25 Supplement) (v) Suitable for vegetarians (g) Gluten free available Two Courses £14.95 Three Courses £19.95 KILWORTH SPRINGS GOLF CLUB South Kilworth Road North Kilworth Leicestershire LE17 6HJ (t): 01858 575 555 (e): (w): www.theatticrestaurant.co.uk
Starters and Sharers Bowl of Olives (v) (gf) £2.50 Selection of Breads (v) £5.95 Olives, hummus, balsamic & olive oil Soup of the Day (v) £5.00 Toasted bloomer Sunday Roasts Served with Yorkshire Pudding, Roast Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables, Cauliflower Cheese and Gravy Roast Lamb £14.95 Roast Beef £14.95 Chicken Breast on the Bone £13.95 George’s Veggie Bake (v) £12.95 Light Meals Eggs Benedict £6.95 Eggs Florentine (v) £6.95 Eggs Royal £8.45 Eggs Avocado (smashed avocado) (v) £7.95 English muffin, poached eggs, hollandaise Rump Steak Ciabatta £11.35 Blue cheese, red onion jam, rocket Served with chips, salad or soup Ale Battered Fish Finger Sandwich £8.25 Tartare sauce, ciabatta, rocket Served with chips, salad or soup Main Courses George’s Burger £13.45 Pretzel bun, steak patty, onion rings, cured bacon, cheddar, black pepper mayo, chunky chips George’s Veggie Burger (v) £12.25 Pretzel bun, veggie patty, pan-fried halloumi, onion rings, black pepper mayo, chunky chips Add Sweet Potato Fries £1 Piri-Piri Chicken (gf) £13.25 Pineapple salad, sweet potato fries, coriander & lime mayonnaise Courgette & Pea Risotto (v) (gf) £10.75 Smoked Cornish Yarg, Rocket Beer Battered Fish & Chips £12.95 Mushy peas, tartare sauce, lemon Grill (gf) 8oz Ribeye £18.95 6oz Fillet steak £19.95 Fat Chips, Herb Dried Tomato, Mushroom, Onion Ring and Rocket Sauces (gf) Peppercorn, Béarnaise £2.50 Blue cheese £2.95 Sides Sweet potato fries £3.75 Chips £3.50 Mash £3.50 Seasonal greens £3.50 Side salad £2.75
Don’t say anything to anyone you wouldn’t want someone to say to you If something surprises you, confuses you or you disagree with it, always ask a question before making criticism, accusation or an alternative suggestion Kids Ahoy group activities Where appropriate work with other Kids Ahoy leaders to facilitate mixed group activities for all Kids Ahoy including - ESP kids meals Plan for school holidays (where numbers are lower) Group Kids meal once a term eg decide on meal plan, delegate or prepare set up Plan joint activities/lessons/special nights Integration with The Lounge Participate in Blessing and Eating in the Lounge, along with the children Encourage kids to integrate with adults during eating Participate where possible in other aspects of The Lounge, including Blessing, Adoration and Sentness. This may involve preparing the children to lead one of these segments, especially the youth. Attend Lounge with all Kids Ahoy Senior at least every 2 months Facilitate youth to attend the Lounge/EST at least monthly (refer to teaching roster for most appropriate week) Collaborate with appropriate deacons for events such as Submerge and local and overseas mission Present a play or similar at certain times of the year eg Christmas Facilitate the kids updating the community on a regular basis in The Lounge (ESP) with what the kids are learning in creative ways Set up, pack up and organisation of space Arriving by 5.20pm, Sunday School workers are to: make sure appropriate space is set up for the evening ensure resources are organised Rotate/share spaces were appropriate Take physical care of the space including: Sweep floor Keep shelves orderly Keep room clean and tidy After lounge is over wait until all children have left the area and tidy the
Class 18 Neuter Dog Windlow P DUAL CH (NEUTER) (RO) DAVENTRI MIDNIGHT DASH CDX RAE4 TDX JDX SD SPD ET 3100217572 15 Mar 2009 Bred By: Daventri Kennels Tricolour Ch Daventri Copper Gem x Ch Daventri Night Whispers Giggins J NEUT. CH. CAVALRITE SIR LANCELOT 4100249271 05 Oct 2014 Bred By: Ms M J Baker Black & Tan Astradan Wild Colonial Boy x Cavalrite Petite Sirah 1st 128 2nd 127 Neuter Dog 128 7 127 Class 18a Neuter Bitch Ms V. R. McLaughlin AUST. CH NEUTER GRAND CH. DAPSEN EYE CATCHER 3100225753 27 Jul 2009 Bred By: Mrs. D. Petersen Blenheim Ch Dapsen Whoops x Ch Dapsen Mis Indipendant Sue Smith NUET CH DANCING WITH THE STARS RN JD SD SPD HTM.N FS.N 3100225652 13 Aug 2009 Bred By: EXH Blenheim Ch Cabrook Flashdance x Ch Nuet Ch Jessicav Wish Upona Star Joy McInnes NZ CH & AUST GR CH NEUT CH INNESVEIL CLASSIC DESIGN 3100226423 01 Sep 2009 Bred By: Joy McInnes Blenheim Ch Kelzarki Classical Jazz x Eireannmada Rich N Famous Milne L ELVREAV CARAMEL FUDGE CD RN 3100288157 29 Mar 2013 Bred By: Reavley S Blenheim Ch Dapsen Destruction Man x Daventri Caramel Creme 9 1 2 8 12
¶Kyrie Eleison Sung by the Choir Κύριε ἐλέησον Kyrie Eleison All Κύριε ἐλέησον Kyrie Eleison Χριστέ ἐλέησον Christe Eleison All Χριστέ ἐλέησον Christe Eleison Κύριε ἐλέησον Kyrie Eleison All Κύριε ἐλέησον Kyrie Eleison ¶Gloria in Excelsis NEH pg. 830 ¶The Collect O God the King of glory, who hast exalted thine only Son Jesus Christ with great triumph unto thy kingdom in heaven: We beseech thee, leave us not comfortless; but send to us thine Holy Ghost to comfort us, and exalt us unto the same place whither our Savior Christ is gone before, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the Holy Ghost, one God, world without end. All Amen.
AND greek orthodox churchES 30-11 30th Drive 22-30 33rd Street astoria, ny 11102 astoria, ny 11105 (718) 728-1718 (718)728-1100 CHURCH SCHOOL PROGRAM +DIVINE LITURGY+ ST DEMETRIOS ST CATH AND GEOGE 1st Divine Liturgy 8:45 a.m. Service 8:45 a.m. 2nd Divine Liturgy 10:45 a.m. ********************************************** ***Sunday school 9:30-11:30 in both churches OUR Clergy: Fr. Nektarios Papazafiropoulos ………………Archimandrite Fr. Ioannis Antonopoulos ……………………...Protopresbyter Fr. Anastasios Pourakis…………………………...Presbyter SUNDAY
Equality Group Does this policy have a positive, neutral or negative impact on any of the equality groups? Please state which for each group. Age Neutral Disability Neutral Gender Reassignment Neutral Marriage And Civil Partnership Neutral Pregnancy And Maternity Neutral Race Neutral Religion Or Belief Neutral Sex Neutral Sexual Orientation Neutral Carers Neutral Screening Completed By Job Title and Directorate Organisation Date completed Debra Elliott Senior Governance Manager NECS Director’s Name Director’s Signature Organisation Date Ann Fox Sunderland CCG 16. Appendix A Adult Safeguarding Mandatory Training Title CCG Staff Status Method of Training Period Level 1 Safeguarding Adults Awareness Raising All CCG staff Mandatory E-learning or face to face Annual MCA / DoLS Basic Awareness All CCG Staff Mandatory E-learning or face to face Every 3 years Domestic Abuse Awareness All CCG Staff Mandatory E-learning or face to face Every 3 years PREVENT All CCG Staff Mandatory face to face Wrap training Every 3 years Level 2 Safeguarding Adults Level 2 MCA/DoLS Specialist Safeguarding roles Quality and Mandatory Face to face multiagency Once Only
Aquatic plants are valuable for a number of ecological and biological functions including utilizing nutrients that would otherwise be available to algae, stabilizing bottom sediments and shorelines, providing shelter for a variety of game and non-game fish and aquatic insects, and providing food for waterfowl and other wading birds. Aquatic invasive plants present: (CLP) Table 2: Percent Frequency of Aquatic Vegetation on Sunfish Lake (19005000) Growth form Common name Scientific name 2012 (Sept 17) 2013 (May 29) Submersed Curly-leaf pondweed Potamogeton cripus 32 80 Leafy Pondweed Potamogeton foliosus 51 64 Muskgrass Chara spp. 19 14 Straight Leaf Pondweed Potamogeton strictifolius 20 7 Flatstem Pondweed Potamogeton zosteriformis -- 6 Needle Rush Eleocharis acicularis 2 1 Coontail Ceratophyllum demersum 3 -- Canada Waterweed Elodea canadensis 2 -- Emergent Bulrush Scripus spp. -- 1 Section 3: Public Participation Process (Narrative)
Overview Country or Region: United States Industry: Professional services Customer Profile SunGard Public Sector provides solutions and services for local governments, public safety and nonprofit organizations, and state and federal agencies. It is based in Lake Mary, Florida, and is part of SunGard Data Systems, which employs 20,000 people. Business Situation SunGard Public Sector needed tools and technologies to support its launch of a new product line. Solution SunGard Public Sector implemented Microsoft Visual Studio and other Microsoft technologies to create a common development platform. Benefits Easier team management New-hire training time cut by half Ability to match talent with focused development sprints More timely customer contact “The adoption of Microsoft development and collaboration technologies at SunGard Public Sector was clearly a move in the right direction.” James Harris, Senior Director, SunGard Public Sector SunGard Public Sector provides a broad range of software solutions and services to local governments, public safety agencies, and nonprofits. In 2007, the company decided to expand its product line to serve a growing number of customers who want solutions in the Microsoft environment. SunGard Public Sector launched a major development initiative and simultaneously transformed its process methodology from waterfall to agile/scrum. To support this endeavor, the company implemented the Microsoft Visual Studio development system and other Microsoft development and collaboration technologies. Today, the firm enjoys higher productivity, stronger collaboration among widely dispersed teams, dramatically shorter “time to peak productivity” for new hires, and more timely communications with customers.
SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY GAMES (SUniG) 2017 RUGBY 15S (MEN) SUniG Rugby 15s Fixtures 2017 Venue: NTU SRC Multi-Purpose Field and NUS Field Time: 7.45pm Game No. Date Venue Ties Remarks 1 07 Sep 2017 (Thurs) NTU NTU NUS 2 08 Sep 2017 (Fri) NTU SMU SIM 3 14 Sep 2017 (Thurs) NTU NTU SMU 4 15 Sep 2017 (Fri) NTU SIM NUS 5 21 Sep 2017 (Thurs) NTU NTU SIM 6 22 Sep 2017 (Fri) NTU NUS SMU 7 28 Sep 2017 (Thur) NTU/NUS Final R 2 Oct 2017 (Mon) NTU/NUS Reserve Date R 5 Oct 2017 (Thur) NTU/NUS Reserve Date R 9 Oct 2017 (Mon) NTU/NUS Reserve Date R 12 Oct 2017 (Thur) NTU/NUS Reserve Date Jersey Colours 1st Colour 2nd Colour NTU NUS SMU SIM
Grades 4 Reading Choice Board Write a postcard to the author. How did you like the book? What would you ask? Write a short skit about a major event in a book you are reading making sure to show the voice of each character. Create a character from a book you read this summer. Draw and/or use materials to make the character from the book. Think of three explaining questions and three inferring questions for the text. Write them on the squares of the question cube template. Cut around the edges, fold, and tape together. Use your imagination! Create your own craft to show the characters, setting, rising action, problem or conflict, falling action and resolution of the book you read. (Create a plot line!) Write a short skit about a major event in a book you are reading making sure to show the voice of each character. Good readers always visualize the events in a story as they read. Illustrate your favorite part you read today. Include details in your illustration. * Explain why you like it! Cut strips of construction paper. Write one main idea or event from the book on each strip. Link them together (in order) to form a paper chain.
EVENTS CALENDAR 2014/15 OCTOBER 2014 Sunday 26 Social Day Outing With A Visit To A Private Collection Of 22 Classic Sports Cars The visit will commence at 09.00 at their commercial workshop 13 Daniel Street Caloundra where Kevin has several vehicles under restoration. After a tour of the workshop depart at 09.40 for Landsborough where Jacquie will provide morning tea and entertain women who have to endure the men salivating over some great machinery for an hour or so. Kevin will give a short talk on some of the racing history of several of the cars as well as how he collected 54 cars and then had to sell down to his current 22. Hard decisions had to be made. Lunch will be at the Beerwah RSL with a table booked from 12.00. Contact Joe at M: 0419 717 590 E: to confirm your attendance for morning tea catering purposes and for the reservation at the RSL. Donation of a couple of dollars each to cover lunch for Kevin & Jacquie.
NOVEMBER Friday 07 Full Moon Drinks & Nibbles Sunshine Coast Members – Meet at 47 Baanya Street Wurtulla at 6pm then drive to the Caloundra Cliffs for the full moon rise at 6.29. BYO drinks and nibbles, tables and seats overlook the ocean. No need to RSVP for this one. Brisbane Members – If any member would like to organise this trip please let Lee know at and she will send out an email to all members. Cleveland Point is a good venue. Gold Coast Members – If any member would like to organise this trip please let Lee know at and she will send out an email to all members. DECEMBER Sunday 07 Christmas Lunch Christmas lunch at Cleveland Wednesday 17 Christmas Lights & Dinner Sunshine Coast Members – Casual dinner followed by a drive through the Christmas Lights areas. Departure time and place TBA Brisbane Members – If any member would like to organise this trip please let Lee know at Gold Coast Members – If any members would like to organise this trip please let Lee know at and she will send out an email to all members. FEBRUARY 2015 Sunday 15 Michael Moore Memorial Hot Chilli Run
Construction activities to and from jack and bore pits crossing Highway 400 will require tree clearing for set-up. Depth of jack and bore pits will be at minimal depth of 5 metres for Highway 400 crossing. Construction access to south side pit likely from Eccles Street. Construction access to north side jack and bore pit will be more difficult. Possible high water table at location south side pit – dewatering may be necessary. Score: 2 Difficult access to north pit due to Heritage Property, slopes and vegetation. Construction access to south side pit likely from Eccles Street. Construction access to north side jack and bore pit will be more difficult. Construction activities to and from jack and bore pits crossing Highway 400 will require tree clearing for set-up. Possible high water table at location south side pit – dewatering may be necessary. Score: 1 Will require deepest pits for casing but shortest horizontal distance under Highway 400. Score: 5 and vegetation. Open cut construction also within regulated LSRCA regulated area – tree removal unlikely permitted. South side jack and bore pit to be located in wetlands – high water table – dewatering may be required for jack and bore pit construction methodology. Significant tree clearing on north side of Highway 400 for access to pit and for open cut construction between north side pit and Sunnidale Road right of way. Score: 1 Sunnidale Road is not affected by the route. Involves open cut excavation through commercial parking lot on Wellington Street and through institutional (church) parking lot. – Restoration costs are unable to be estimated at this time. South side jack and bore pit will require accessibility via commercial parking lot-possible additional damage and restoration. Access to north side jack and bore pit requires tree clearing and difficult access due to elevation difference. Score: 4 Conflict with recent infrastructure improvements (e.g., road resurfacing) or co-ordination opportunities with planned infrastructure improvements No significant conflicts. Score: 5 Eccles Street recently reconstructed – will be disturbed again. Score: 2 No significant conflicts. Score: 5 No significant conflicts. Score: 4 No significant conflicts. Score: 4 TECHNICAL/CONSTRUCTABILITY SUMMARY 15 Total 3 Category Rating 11 Total 2 Category Rating 19 Total 3 Category Rating 11 Total 2 Category Rating 15 Total 3 Category Rating CONCLUSION OF EVALUATION 45 Total 2 Overall Rating 47 Total 3 Overall Rating 63Total 5 Overall Rating 37 Total 1 Overall Rating 47 Total 4 Overall Rating
Kindergarten Mathematics Choice Board Directions: Choose 3 learning activities from the menu to complete, each week. Sort a collection of objects at home and tell how you sorted them. (Legos, seashells, cereal, toy cars) Get a spoon and a cup. Put the spoon above the cup, in front of the cup and beside the cup. Draw a picture of a room in your house. Describe to someone where things are positioned (above, below, over, under, between). Find five toys and order them from shortest to longest. Bake some cookies. Write a story about how someone ate some cookies. Draw your story to show how many cookies are left. Go outside and describe what you see. Use the words taller, shorter and longer. Use M&Ms or another item to build sets to 20. Match the set and numeral. Count the number of doors in your house. Count the number of windows. Which amount is greater? Find different sizes of bowls in your kitchen. Which one holds more? Less? Test it out.
Kindergarten Reading Choice Board Use the attached template to create a character from a book you read this summer. Draw and/or use materials to make the template look like the character. Draw, paint, or create one of the settings from the story. Make sure to include details that the author has provided and images from your own imagination that fit the story. Use the attached template to give a summary of your book. Draw what happened in the beginning, middle, and end. Use the attached template to create a story summary mini book. Make sure to add color to your book. Use your imagination! Create your own craft to show the characters, setting, problem, and resolution of the book you read. Make a puppet using the main character in the book. Make sure to use all of the details from the book, and the ones you imagined in your head. Use index card to draw the order of events from your story. Draw one picture per card to see if your friends or family can put them in order. Use the attached template to create a main character mini book. Make sure to add color to your book.