LOSING AND GRIEVING WORKSHOP – RSVP NOW!
A reflective and practical workshop with Alister Hendery
6 November, 9.30am—3.30pm
This workshop will be suitable for anyone who wishes to reflect on their own experiences of loss and for people who want to support others who grieve.
RSVP: please register your attendance by emailing: wendy@karorianglican.org.nz
Venue:  Karori Baptist Church, 161 Karori Road
Refreshments provided.  BYO Lunch.  Koha appreciated.

 


GIRLS YOUTH AWAY WEEKEND
For those parents who have a daughter attending the Girls Weekend Away on 29-31 October, if you haven’t already, please click the link below to fill out a form. It will only take a few minutes to complete and gives us the information we need to run the weekend. Also, please return the completed form to Joe Cook or Heidi in the office this week. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9Ng7SJK1waO636iPimFHRw7H_sa2s5wr_CAJdRIfKd-B4ZQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
An amended gear list will be emailed to parents. If you can’t get all of the items on this list please let the office know on 04 476 8978 and they will help you get what is required.

 


ECO CHURCH NATIONAL HUI POSTPONED
The Eco Church National Hui has been postponed BUT on Saturday, 30 October from 3-5:30pm at St Andrew’s Anglican Church in Steyne Ave, Plimmerton, the Wellington Eco Churches and A Rocha group are meeting to share stories and be inspired about what is going on in the Wellington Region.  Korero with local Para Kore (zero waste) representatives.
Mike Scrivener has arranged the Karori Community Van for transport leaving from St Matthias & St Mary’s Churches in Karori. For more information, or to book a ride, contact Mike Scrivener 021-081-10750 (email: mikejudiscr@gmail.com) or Stephen 0274-530-000 (email:aocombo@hotmail.co.nz)

KARORI KAITIAKI – KĀKĀ – PLANTING THIS WEEKEND!
If you enjoy planting, caring for our earth, and love meeting like-minded people, then please do join Karori Kaitiaki – Kākā at the following scheduled planting dates:
Sun – 24 October, 2-4pm at Reserve, Corner Allington and Makara Roads.
Bring your own gloves, spade or shovel, and if possible, a rake. Covid level 2 rules apply.
Sun – 14 November, 2pm at Monaghan Reserve

 


DATA SHOW OPERATORS REQUIRED

We are looking for a few volunteers to assist with operating the data show at the 9am service. If you enjoy  being involved and have an eye for detail, then please contact Heidi heidi@karorianglican.org.nz. Full training will be provided.  You can always give it a go and then decide if its for you or not!

 


A NOTE FOR WELCOMERS / DOOR TEAM
You can now find all welcome information (ie welcome cards, covid tracer list, hardcopy newsletters etc) in the tall wooden cupboard, beside the kitchen. A pull out shelf has been labelled. Also, just a reminder that welcome/door team are expected to help with morning tea clean up, if required on the day. Thanks for all the hard work you put into welcoming parishioners and guests – your help is very much appreciated. Nga mihi!

 


YOUTH ALPHA
Youth Alpha will restart on Sunday, 7 November.  This weekend there will be some activities organised for the youth during the service.

 


PROPHETIC LIFESTYLE COURSE
All Mondays in November (1, 8, 15, 22, 29).  7pm–8.30pm

Online zoom course facilitated by Tori Pinfold and Kathleen Andreae.
This course is designed to help you learn to hear God’s voice and respond when he speaks. To participate, please register on the link below. Those registered will be emailed in late October with the zoom link and worksheet for the first session.
If you would like to do this course but can’t at this time – please do follow the link and fill in the form – it has a section to indicate this, that way we can let you know directly when it’s being offered again.
https://forms.monday.com/forms/fb6ba865833e6809b9af3a467dccdf3d?r=use1

 


MOVIE FUNDRAISER FOR THE WHEELERS
Pauatahanui Anglican are hosting two movie fundraiser evenings in early November to raise funds for the Wheelers in Kapuna.  At Level 2 only 54 tickets per session can be sold, so there will be a double-billing of movies over two nights so that there are 108 possible tickets to sell.

  • The first is Juniper a New Zealand film. This will screen at 5pm on Sunday, 7 November at Lighthouse Pauatahanui (doors open at 4:15pm).
  • The second option is The Rose Maker. This is a French film and will screen at 8:30pm on Monday, 8 November, also at Lighthouse Pauatahanui (doors open at 7:45pm).

Tickets are $20 each for one movie or $38 if you attend both movies.  Tickets can be purchased by contacting Pauline pauanglican@xtra.co.nz or Miriam miriamplume@gmail.com

 

 


TE KORŌRIA – BUILDING WORK UNDERWAY
SMASH office
SMASH office is now co-located with the Karori Anglican Office. They have their own entrance, around the far side of the building.  Our Early Childhood Centre is accessed via steps down beside the office for the duration of the build.  As we are operating in a more condensed environment, please expect during any weekday visits to see more activity around the site and shared use of spaces including the kitchen and prayer room in the Office building.
Site Safety and Parking
You will notice fences and signage being erected around the site, there will be reduced access to vehicles along the south side of the Church (where the big grass strip is and the road down to the main road).  Please take extra care when driving up or down.  There will be walkways constructed to ensure that everyone can make their way around the site safely. Under the traffic management plan, parking will be restricted on Fancourt Street Monday-Friday 7am-5pm.  If you do park there and a truck is trying to get through they will tow your car around the corner.  Obviously this slows down the building work, so please be mindful of where you park.  
Fundraising
We are extremely grateful to individuals and families for their faithful generosity to this project. In the last two and a half years over $700,000 has been gifted by parishioners to this project.  Although we have borrowed money in order to get this project started, we believe that God’s plan for us is to be debt free, so do continue to uphold our fundraising and construction efforts in you prayers.
Support Us
An easy way to support us (if you are on social media), is to like, follow and share our Facebook or Instagram pages.
Get Involved
We continue to fundraise for Te Korōria, and there are many ways you can give or get involved in fundraising, just get in touch with Kate  Kate@karorianglican.org.nz if you want to know more.

 


SERVICES THIS WEEKEND
St Mary’s – 9am and 10.30am

  • Face masks aren’t compulsory but are recommended.
  • You can mix with friends and whānau but please be considerate of others and leave enough space for people to keep their distance if they want to.
  • On arrival it is mandatory you sign in through the Covid Tracer App or write your details on the Tracing Register provided.
  • Communion will be by one element only.
  • Morning tea will be served.
  • If you are sick please stay at home.

GODZONE
Our kids ministry programme will re-commence this Sunday, 24 October. Kids to meet at church and will head out together.

FRIDAY NIGHT YOUTH
The Collective Youth will be returning on Friday 29th October for term 4, which is week 2 of the school term. Joe will be releasing a term plan once it has been finalised.

 


NEW WINE SUMMER FESTIVAL 2022  – EARLY BIRD RATES AVAILABLE UNTIL 30 NOV 2021
20-24 January (Wgtn Anniversary weekend) at Kapiti
Karori Anglican will be attending the upcoming New Wine Summer Festival and we do hope that you can all join us!  We will be camping onsite, eating meals and spending quality time together, as well as attending fantastic worship sessions, workshops, and listening to speakers from all over New Zealand.  To find out more and to register go to New Wine’s website  https://newwine.org.nz/summer-festivals/
NOTE: Early bird rates are available for full time attendees who pay in full by 30 November 2021.

 


SOAP FOR SOCIETY – THANKS FOR YOUR DONATIONS
A huge thanks to those who donated toiletries for people in need through Soap For Society.  All donations will be sent on to City Mission.

 


WOULD YOU LIKE A KARORI ANGLICAN CAP?
We are thinking of getting some caps printed and want to know how many of you might be interested in purchasing them before we place an order.  We thought they would be great to wear when we are out in the community working on mission projects (like with Karori Kaitiaki – cleaning up the environment) and we will also be super sun smart! The cap will be a dark navy blue with our Karori Anglican logo on the front. The cost will be $20 per cap.  Could you please let Heidi know ASAP if you are interested in purchasing one (or more) – we need a minimum of 30 to place an order.

 

 
ST MARY’S CHURCH PEWS
Pews are still available to purchase and we have also opened up sales to the general public.
Request a pricing schedule via email to heidi@karorianglican.org.nz