Newsletter for St Paul's Anglican Parish Beaconsfield, WA 5th July 2020

1. ST PAUL'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
BEACONSFIELD
PARISH
UPDATES &
NOTICES
THE LATEST FROM OUR
PARISH COMMUNITY
THE AGM IS COMING!
As you would be aware, September the 13th has been chosen to
hold our AGM after the church service. As this is the third year
of the current Synod, those parishioners enrolled in 2019 are still
enrolled, which is most of us.
Any enrolled member who wishes to make a contribution in a
leadership capacity is encouraged to nominate. All positions are
vacant except for the Synod representatives. Thus, the positions
of Wardens, Parish Councillors and Nominators are available.
Nomination forms and enrolment forms will be available in the
Hall and Zara in the Office can send you a copy. Once
completed can you pass the forms to Celia Andrews who will be
the Returning Officer while I am away.
Those parishioners who are writing reports for the AGM need to
have them completed by 23rd August, 2020.
More detail next week. Let's be an organised team!
Cheers,
Carol Eaton
FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
NEWSLETTER
NOTICES FOR THIS
COLUMN CAN BE EMAILED
TO ZARA IN THE OFFICE BY
7PM EACH THURSDAY.
5 JULY | 2020

2. COVID-19 UPDATE: PHASE 4
Please do not attend St Paul's if you are unwell and please let
us know if you require any assistance.
Please maintain cough and sneeze etiquette.
Please maintain hand hygiene- on entry to the church and
again prior to morning tea.
Please maintain social distancing of 1.5 mt. Please adhere to
the floor and seating markings in the church. Members from one
household may sit together but all others are required to
maintain the appropriate physical distance.
Whilst the attendance records no longer mandatory, the
Archbishop has encouraged all churches to continue this
practice.
At the conclusion of the use of the Church and the Hall, all
frequently touched surfaces are to be cleaned using a DAMP
wipe only to ensure wooden surfaces are cleaned but not
damage
Whilst it is great that WA has progressed to Phase 4 of the COVID-
19 Safety Plan, it is vital that we continue to care for one another by
following the following few guidelines:
will resume when restrictions
allow it.
Until then, Morning and
Evening Prayer, as per the
Anglican Prayer Book for
Australia, are available via
Zoom:
Morning Prayer
7.00 am Monday to Saturday
Evening Prayer
6.30 pm Monday to Friday.
If anyone would like to attend
they can email
laurmike@iinet.net.au
and will be sent an invitation.
WEEKLY
FELLOWSHIP
Prayer Chain
Requests to Rosemary
Spark or phone 0414268043
St Paul's Google Group
Join the St Paul's Google
Discussion Group:
groups.google.com/forum/#!f
orum/discussion-st-pauls

3. On Wednesday the 15th of
July, In Giving We Receive is
being offered 50% donation
matching by the Global
Giving organisation!! Which
means that for every $100
donated they will add $50.
There is a catch - the 50%
is only being offered for
donations between $1100
and $1400, which are made
only on the 15th of July. If you would like to help, I am collecting
smaller donations and will make up the difference to ensure that we
qualify.
Thank you to those who have already contributed.
For others who want to help, please email or call me
- Maureen
IGWR FUNDRAISER
Anglican Parish of
Beaconsfield
BSB: 706 001
Account No. 30003006
electronic giving
details

4. Our own series of discussions chaired by Professor Peter Newman, has come to
an end, well done and many thanks to all involved. It was a truly valuable and
insightful series.
Recordings of past sessions (below) are available online at
http://stpaulsbeaconsfield.org.au/church-events
What makes these people create such diamonds? Can their hope help lead us
out of the climate apocalypse?
Vanessa Rauland & Julian Illich, 25th June.
Vanessa is the CEO of Climate Clever and will feature shortly in a new ABC TV
series using her software that helps us understand how much energy and water
we consume. Julian is an engineer who has created in Fremantle a wonderful
electric bike that solves many problems.
How do we make change happen in how we live without fossil fuels?
Josh Byrne & Jemma Green, 18th June.
Josh and Jemma both did their PhD’s with Peter and have worked on research
since which has been translated into practical steps forward in the need to live
without fossil fuels.
How do we make things change?
Brad Pettitt & Josh Wilson, 11th June.
Mayor of Fremantle and Federal Member for Fremantle. What is needed to
make things happen from the inside of politics? What is the agenda now?
Indigenous reconciliation - can we make progress?
Christabel Chamarette & Peter Dowding, 4th June.
Two ex- politicians who continue to work with indigenous Communities. In
Reconciliation Week and race-related issues dominating news, can we see a
way forward?
Reflections on the Pandemic and the Coming Global Depression and Where Do
We Go From Here?
Fiona Stanley, 30th May.
Distinguished Research Professor, Faculty of Health & Medical Sciences,
Paediatrics UWA.
HOPE IN A TIME OF APOCALYPSE
Office:
parish.stpauls@gmail.com
ph: 9335 2242
Zara is in the office
Wednesday and Friday
9am - 3pm
Rev'd Sebastiana Pienaar
sebastiana.stpauls@gmail.com
0434 896 819
Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday
contacts: