Here’s our Zoom link –
Topic: St Martin’s Sunday Worship. To Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81508696154?pwd=cnErZFM5VG5OQVhsZkxYc0dxOHdvUT09
Meeting ID: 815 0869 6154
Passcode: 712158
NOTICES:
We give thanks for the life of Margaret McFie, who died on 3rd May at the age of 86. May she rest in peace. We pray for her family and friends as thy mourn.
Wednesday Walk 13th May meet 9.30am in Mitre10 Ferrymead carpark. Coffee at Columbus Café. All welcome. Sonya 027 2533397
Men’s Group will meet at 6 pm on Thursday 14th May for a pot luck tea. Following this Rob Connell will speak on his 20 years’ experience on river control and flood plain management with the South Canterbury Catchment Board and Environment Canterbury. Learn where one riverbed is 3 metres higher than the surrounding farmland! All men welcome. Rob 384 4320.
Movie Night: “The Sound of Music” Wednesday 27 May 5pm Lumiere Cinema, Arts Centre. Tickets $20. Cash bar available, nibbles provided. See Anna for details. This is a fundraiser for St Mark’s Opawa.
Donations: if you are able to support the ministry at St Martins our bank account is: 03-1598-0011867-00. Please include your name as a reference.
THIS WEEK AT ST MARTINS
Monday 10am Tend cuppa & chat (lounge) Emily 022 094 1492
Monday 4.15pm Meditation Group (lounge) Dugald 021 161 7007
Tuesday 1pm U3A small group (lounge)
Tuesday 7-9pm Mums ‘n’ Tums (lounge) Livvy 027 327 6369
Wednesday 9.30am Walk: Ferrymead Sonya 027 253 3397
Wednesday 7-9pm Cantabile choir (lounge) Rose 027 254 0586
Thursday 10am Crafty Crafters (lounge) Sally 332 4730
Thursday 1.30pm Sit & Keep Fit (church) Anneke 021 077 4065
Thursday 6pm Men’s Group (lounge) Rob 384 4320
Friday 10.45-11.45am Mums ‘n’ Tums (lounge) Livvy 027 327 6369
This year’s Thy Kingdom Come is all about the presence of God through His spirit.
The God who is with us in the everyday – in the joys and sorrows of life (and everything in between) and the One who, through His spirit, longs to reveal Himself to those who do not yet know Him.
There are many Bible stories which demonstrate God’s transformative presence, power and love at work in the lives of people and places – from Ruth, Gideon and Elijah to the story of the early church who waited for the promised Holy Spirit to come.
Our hope is that as we pray for our five people, they will also experience the life-changing love of God and choose to follow Him.
Thy Kingdom Come is a global ecumenical prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus. What started in 2016 as an invitation from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the Church of England has grown into an international and ecumenical call to prayer.