KARORI ANGLICAN VESTRY AND OFFICE HOLDERS
Thanks to everyone who voted last weekend. We are pleased to confirm the following people were voted for and accepted into the following roles:
Trustee of the Parish Trust: John Maurice, John McKinnon, Ian Millard, Gregor Coster.
Vestry Representative:  Hannah Kerr, Ian Millard, Leka Campbell, Stephen Sharp. 
People’s Warden:  Thea Wallace

 

 

KARORI CLASSICS CONCERT
Friday, 20 May at 7pm at Karori Anglican Church
Karori Classics are pleased to announce their first concert of the year!   
TrioNique will be performing a lovely and varied programme including works by Farrenc, Poulenc, Bernstein, Miyagi, Gaubert and Beltrami.  Please have a listen to this lovely ensemble by clicking on this link 
TrioNique have very kindly requested that the funds from this concert go towards supporting the Red Cross in Ukraine. Entry by donation.
Please note that you will be required to wear a mask at this concert, for the safety of all the concert goers.
For more information on Karori Classics visit their Facebook page.

 

 

 

DIOCESE TRAINING DAY
Saturday, 21 May – 9.45am – 2.30pm
This year’s Wellington Training Day is being held at Samuel Marsden Collegiate in Karori.  It’s open to everyone and it’s the Anglican Movement’s opportunity to share learning and fellowship as a movement whānau.
More information on the workshops can be found at this link.  Lunch will be provided!  See you there!

 

 

 

BRICK FUNDRAISER EXTENDED UNTIL 30 JUNE!  
Invite Friends and Neighbours to buy a brick

Our brick fundraiser has been extended until 30 June and we have a range of different prices to suit you and/or your company!  Engrave your brick(s) with a personal message e.g. a name, your business logo, or maybe a dedication!  Options from $250.  To make a donation go to: karorianglican.org.nz

COMPETITION TIME! – WHO CAN GET THE MOST PEOPLE TO DONATE A BRICK? 
WIN A VOUCHER FOR DINNER AT LOGAN BROWN 
Selling all 500 bricks raises $100,000.  We have 457 bricks left to sell so need help in asking people to donate one.   You can ask in-person – pick up some brochures from Church or just direct people to the Karori Anglican website to complete a purchase.  If you are on Facebook you can share the opportunity to donate “post” onto your own profile.   It’s really easy, and with a personal note above the facebook post, it really does result in bricks being donated.   People can have names or business names/logos engraved on the bricks.  Some people are buying bricks to commemorate loved ones, which is a great idea. The bricks will be paved outside Te Korōria and the counselling rooms. 

Don’t forget to let Kate know which of your friends/relatives donated a brick so we can keep track of the winner. More information can be found at karorianglican.org.nz or contact Kate Harvey-Green  kate@karorianglican.org.nz.

 

 

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THY KINGDOM COME 
26 May to 5 June 2022
Exciting new opportunity and challenge! 
Pray daily for Thy Kingdom Come (26 May – 5 June) using the Lectio 365 phone app.
Every year between Ascension and Pentecost, we join with other Christians to pray together for God’s Kingdom to come and specifically to pray for 5 of our family or friends to come to know Christ. This year a “Thy Kingdom Come mini-series” is being launched on 24-7 Prayer’s Lectio 365 app! These are targeted daily devotionals to help you pray daily through this time.
If you don’t already have the Lectio 365 app on your phone, download it for free at https://www.24-7prayer.com/resource/lectio-365/

More information on Thy Kingdom Come can be found at this website

 

 

THE ONLY CONSTANT IN LIFE IS CHANGE
Seasons for Growth small group program for adults
For people who have been touched by change, loss, separation, divorce, illness, this provides an opportunity to process and gain skills to respond well to such experiences. 
We may not choose the changes in our lives – but we can choose how we meet them.
Catholic Social Services is offering a  programme to adults with companion Bridgett Parkin:
Dates:   5 June, six consecutive Sundays, 2.00-4.30pm (participants to attend all six)
Venue:  Wilton (venue on application)
Cost:     $40
Registration by email closes Monday, 23 May: seasons@wn.catholic.org.nz
For more information, please contact: Bridgett on 9341811 or 027 233 9427 or go to the website: https://wn-catholicsocialservices.org.nz/seasons%20for%20growth

 

 

CURSILLO
We are pleased to advise that we have two Cursillo’s taking place this year.  Cursillo is a short course on ‘Christian Living’ but it is more than this.  We have two teams who have trained hard the past year and have put together some fantastic talks and testimonies to share throughout the weekend.  Cursillo is a time when we draw closer to the Lord in our relationship with him and a time to simply come and experience all that he has for us. It is a time to be blessed with so many unexpected blessings throughout the weekend and to experience Christ’s love in action as well as fellowship with those around you.  Meals and accommodation are all provided and you will have your own bedroom!  Cursillo is such a gift to us all.

If you would like to come and experience a Cursillo as a pilgrim our weekends are on:

Women – W44 
23-26 June 2022
El Rancho – Waikanae

Men – M44
14-17 July 2022
St Matthew’s Collegiate – Masterton

If you would like to attend, please click on the following link and complete the application form: https://cursillo.org.nz/downloads/app_forms/cursillo_application_form_2017.pdf
We can arrange a sponsor for you and your sponsor will take you to and from your Cursillo weekend so you don’t need to worry about transport. Once you have completed the application form, please scan and email it to: registrar@cursillo.org.nz.

Applications close:  Friday, 3 June for Women’s Cursillo and Friday, 24 June for Men’s Cursillo. 

 

 

     

 

LATEST TE KORŌRIA UPDATE
Steelwork CONTINUES 
Steel work continues to progress at Te Korōria.  Do stop by and have a look when you’re passing next!  In the SMASH and Counsellor rooms the flooring is being built and supplies are constantly being delivered which is an answer to prayer!

 

 

SUNDAY SERVICES – MORNING TEA
We are in the process of creating a provisional new morning tea roster for our Sunday services.  Please note that morning tea will commence once this roster has been finalised.

 

 
 
 

KARORI KAITIAKI – KĀKĀ – WORKING BEES 2022
The next Working Bee dates have been confirmed!  You can find more information on any of these dates by visiting the Karori Kaitiaki Face Book page.
Sunday 12 June 2022 at 2pm – Monaghan Avenue – Planting
Sunday 3 July 2022 at 2pm – Birdwood Reserve – Planting
Sunday 7 August 2022 at 2pm – Monaghan Reserve – Planting

 

 

KARORI ANGLICAN COMMUNITY – COVID UPDATE
If you, or someone in your household, has had exposure to Covid then please stay at home until you are verified as COVID free. The isolation period is currently 7 days.  
Please note the following:

  • Masks are encouraged in services.
  • Communion is still at one element.
  • Morning tea will be returning to normal once a new roster has been finalised.

 

 

STAFF ON LEAVE

Heidi Cavaye is taking annual leave tomorrow Friday, 13 May and Monday, 16 May.  She is due back in the office next Tuesday.  
Kate Harvey-Green is on extended leave following back surgery from 20th April. Kate is due back in the office mid-June.  

 

 


MIND HEALTH COUNSELLING SERVICES
Counsellor Sarah Richards is now working from our office from 9.30am-5.00pm each Monday and Tuesday.  Do let your friends or family know if they are looking for support. 
To book a counselling session with Sarah, or to find out more information about Mind Health, please visit the website.  Sarah enjoys working with adults, teens and children. She is passionate about counselling and the power of the therapeutic relationship to bring healing and freedom. She has experience in the areas of: grief and loss, anxiety, abuse, self-harm, eating disorders, self-worth and school counselling. She likes psycho-education and resourcing her clients with practical tools. 

 

 

  

WE HAVE NEW RECYCLING BINS!
As part of our passion for integrating care of creation and sustainability into life and activities in our church and community, we are excited to reveal our new recycling bins for St Mary’s gathering area and the church office. We now have four separate bins for Glass, Landfill, Paper and Plastics and Cans.  This is a fantastic opportunity for us to help keep our community and country clean!  When using these bins it is very important that rubbish is put in the correct bins and that any recycling items, ie. plastics, cans and bottles, are thoroughly washed and dried before throwing them away.  We thank you in advance for your continued support in keeping our church community eco-friendly!  You will see these bins in St Mary’s as well as in the offices, SMASH, and the Early Childhood Centre thanks to a grant from Wellington City Council.

 

 



PASTORAL CARE
If you have any pastoral care concerns or queries please contact Ian Cook ian@karorianglican.org.nz

 

 

KARORI ANGLICAN CAPS & TEE SHIRTS FOR SALE
We will be selling Karori Anglican caps and tee shirts on Sunday in the gathering area.  If you have already ordered one, come and collect it, and if not you can buy one on the spot!   These will look great when you are out serving the community in Kaitiaki or anywhere else!  You can pick up the tee shirts and caps 
Pricing: $20 per cap and $35 per Tee shirt (navy with KA logo on chest) – both the cap and tee shirts are dark navy in colour – refer picture above.