Sunday 1 May 2022

THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER

10am                                   Eucharist with hymns

Celebrant & Preacher:        Bishop Philip Huggins

Piano:                                     Ping Chew

 Readings:                         Acts 9:  1 – 6

Psalm 30

Revelation 5: 6 – 14

John 21: 1 – 19

Hymns:                                 380        Yours be the glory

589        Jesus calls us!  O’er the tumult

658        I, the Lord of sea and sky

We sing for all the unsung saints

THIS WEEK

Monday 2 May                   5.30pm                                    Meditation

NOTICES

CONDOLENSCES TO SOPHIA EVERETT AND FAMILY

Sophia’s brother Rudi passed away on Friday morning after a long illness.  Rudi has been on the HTPM Prayer List for some time and we send our love, thoughts and prayers to Sophia and all the family at this sad time.

‘WELCOMING’ AT HOLY TRINITY

‘WELCOMING’ is again on the Holy Trinity Roster after a break due to covid lockdowns.  Welcoming people as they enter the church on a Sunday morning is a vital part of our church life and community, and for visitors it can make all the difference if they are greeted with warmth and hospitality.  Please speak to Lorraine to be involved.

TMA’s ‘The NewsStand’  

‘The NewsStand’ is the TMA Online selection of the week’s news and views on faith from Australia and around the world.  To access, use the following link:      http://tma.melbourneanglican.org.au/newsstand .       The current edition includes:

  • Japan ordains first female bishop in east Asia;
  • A small church community with big dreams;
  • ‘Huge issue’: The athletes juggling faith and sport;
  • Photos show stark contrast in Easter celebrations in Ukraine and Russia.

ANGLICAN BOARD OF MISSION (ABM) PEW REFLECTIONS:  Sunday 1 May 2022

John tells us today about the third of the appearances of Jesus after the Resurrection and how, like at the beginning of his ministry when he called the disciples (see Mark 1 and Luke 5) that the fishermen’s nets were groaning with a good haul. Then, at the end of the story after the fish had been grilled, we see Jesus grilling Peter. He asks Peter three times whether he loves him. Getting more and more hurt Peter answers yes each time. Each time Jesus then responds with a command: look after the flock.

If I were to examine myself, would I find areas of my life where I have claimed to love Jesus but acted as if it were otherwise? Have I failed to provide love and care for those who are around me?

  • Jesus Christ, Risen Lord, help me to love you in my heart, and to demonstrate it by my care for others.

Text: Robert McLean

Ó Anglican Board of Mission 2022