SUNDAY SERVICE

10am                                Eucharist with hymns

Celebrant & Preacher:    Bishop Philip Huggins

Piano:                                 Maree N’Diaye

Readings:                      2 Kings 2: 1 – 2, 6 – 14

Psalm 77: 1 – 2, 11 – 20

Galatians 5: 1, 13 – 25

Luke 9: 51 – 62

Hymns:                           135                All things bright and beautiful

643               I want to walk as a child of the light

640              Kneels at the feet of his friends

666              We are marching in the light of God

THIS WEEK

Sunday 26 June         2.30pm     ‘Spirit of Port Walk’ includes Holy Trinity in program            

Monday 27 June        First day of school holidays

*** NB – NO MEDITATION DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ***

NOTICES

NO MEDITATION DURING THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

The Meditation Group will not meet on Monday June 27 or Monday July 4 due to the school holidays.

‘SPIRIT OF PORT’ WALK

Janet Bolitho from ‘Port Places’ is leading a walk this afternoon for the City of Port Phillip.  The walk is called ‘Spirit of Port’ and will visit several places of interest around Port Melbourne.  The group will visit Holy Trinity to look at the stained-glass windows and cross, and to hear some of Holy Trinity’s history over the years.

BASP DONATIONS

The baskets at the entry table are ready to receive more contributions.  Please remember that items must be before the ‘Use by’ date and shop-sealed.  Thank you!

OP-SHOP – CAN YOU HELP?

*** New Op-Shop volunteers are always needed and welcome.  Speak to Jen if you would like to be involved. ***

TMA  (The Melbourne Anglican)

There are still several copies of the June edition of TMA at the entry table.  Please take one and have a read!

ANGLICAN BOARD OF MISSION (ABM) PEW REFLECTIONS – Sunday 26 June 2022

In his letter to the Galatians, St Paul lists the fruits of the Holy Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.  He contrasts them with the ‘works of the flesh’ – which will lead us to lose our place as an inheritor of the kingdom of God.  By working to bring the fruits of the Spirit to the forefront in our lives, we bring ourselves closer to being numbered among the citizens of God’s kingdom.  If I were to examine myself, would I find areas in my life that I could work on to bring out more of the fruits of the Spirit?

• Jesus Christ, Son of Man, help me to live a life marked by the fruits of your Spirit, so that I may ever come closer to you.

Text: Robert McLean     © Anglican Board of Mission, 2022