Newsletter for St Paul's Anglican Parish Beaconsfield 21st June 2019

1. ST PAUL'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
BEACONSFIELD
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
23 JUNE | 2019
NEWSLETTER
PARISH
UPDATES
THE LATEST FROM OUR
PARISH COMMUNITY
NOTICES FOR THIS COLUMN
CAN BE EMAILED TO ZARA
IN THE OFFICE BY 7PM
EACH WEDNESDAY.
ENROLMENT REMINDER
In case any parishioners have not been in the hall to hear the
information about enrolling as a member of the parish, here
goes: If you wish to be a member (vote and speak at the
AGM), you need to:
- be over 16 years
- be baptised
- be a communicant member of Anglican church
- be confirmed or have that desire
- regularly receive communion
All members need to re-enrol every 3 years, following the
Synod years (2019 is the second year of current synod) so we
will all need to enrol again in 2021. If you wish to nominate for
a position at the AGM, you need to enrol. There is a list in the
hall on the pin-up board indicating those parishioners who are
enrolled and enrolment application sheets on the cupboard
underneath. Enrolment needs to be completed by the AGM
(30th June).
Thank you for your patience
Carol Eaton
The Community Directory is
in the process of being
updated. Thank you to those
who have provided updates,
if you need to update any
details or would like to be
added, please email Zara in
the office.
Friday evenings fire pit: if the
weather is wet and
miserable we will relocate
from the fire pit to the
warmth of the meeting room.

2. Daily, in the Chapel
Mon-Sat, 6:30am
Morning Prayer
Mon-Fri, 12 Noon
Midday Meditation
Mon-Thur, 6.30pm
Evening Prayer, Thur 7pm
Morning Tea
10.30am Mon & Thurs
Meeting Room
Friday Drinks 5.30pm at the
Firepit
Saturday Morning Breakfast
8.15am at the hall
ALL WELCOME
WEEKLY
FELLOWSHIP
STALL IN THE
HALL FOR
IGWR
There are some lovely new
pashminas and cashmere
blankets to warm your winter.
When: Sunday Morning 30th
June (Day of AGM)
ST PAUL'S
MIDWINTER FIRE
FESTIVAL
You are all invited to attend our St
Paul's Midwinter Fire Festival. Joan
Jessup is providing hot mulled
wine, Simon will be playing a
meditation on the trombone,
Howard & friend Don will lead
music on uke/guitar. I would love
to have a vocal soloist and
drummer for the night. It will be a
true community event and effort.
BYO chairs; drinks (hot and cold);
drinking vessels; food to share;
torch to see the song sheets; lump
of wood for the fire (symbolizing
keeping the spirit afire in our
church and the warmth of
compassion); marshmallows & a
toasting fork (symbolizing the hot
coal of Isaiah)
When: 6:30pm Saturday 22nd
June
Where: St Paul's amphitheatre (or
the hall if it is raining)
Enq: [Rev] Howard Eaton on
0416058758
ELDER'S
MORNING TEA
There will be no June EMT, the
next one will be held on 16th
July in the Hall - a Bastille Day
celebration!
COLOUR
PRINTER FOR
SALE
For Sale: Epson XP235 colour
printer/scanner.
Good working condition.
$100 including full set of
replacement inks.
Contact Maureen or view in the
office

3. Anglican Parish of
Beaconsfield
BSB: 706 001
Account No. 30003006
electronic giving
details
When: Monday 24 June
Time: 3.30-5pm
Afternoon tea served from 3pm
Venue: The University of Notre
Dame Australia,
Fairweathers (ND42), Corner of
Cliff & High Street, Fremantle
RSVP: notredame.edu.au/events
Free Public Lecture
PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES
WITH FR HANS ZOLLNER
The psychology of coping:
care and healing of the
wounded in troubled times.
Fr Hans Zollner is a member of
the Pontifical Commission for the
Protection of Minors. He is also
the President of the Centre for
the Protection of Minors and a
Professor of the Institute of
Psychology at the Pontifical
Gregorian University in Rome.
Originally from Germany, Fr
Zollner holds a Sacred Theology
Doctorate and is a licensed
psychologist and
psychotherapist. He is a Jesuit
priest and a leading expert on
the safeguarding of minors.

4. Office:
parish.stpauls@gmail.com
ph: 9335 2242
Zara is in the office
Tuesdays and Thursdays
9am - 3pm
contacts:
DANCES OF
UNIVERSAL PEACE
The Dances of Universal Peace blend
singing sacred phrases from the world’s
spiritual traditions with body prayer and
circle dance. They are transformative
spiritual practice, invoking an embodied
sense of unity, presence, compassion
and touching the spiritual essence
within ourselves. The Dances were
begun by Sufi teacher Samuel L. Lewis
fifty years ago in San Francisco and
have since spread around the world.
Karuna, Fatima and Ishara are
experienced dance leaders who have
been dancing for many years in
Australia, USA, Europe and New
Zealand.
When: Sunday 23 June. Usually the
fourth Sunday of the month.
Time: 3.20 for 3.30pm start. Dancing
finishes at about 5pm and is followed
by a cup of tea.
Where: St Paul’s community hall
By donation (suggested $10)
Enquiries: See Karuna at Sunday
morning tea or contact her on
0487 620 276, kareno@westnet.com.au
MOSQUE TOUR
Feizel will be happy to
arrange a mosque tour the
community at St Paul's,
which will allow all the
opportunity to interact with
a Muslim community in
Perth in a more meaningful
way, and to enjoy our tasty
traditional foods.
If you would like to attend
as part of a St Paul's
group, please contact
Christabel on 0431925860