The Lamb of God ChronicleMarch 2012

The Lamb of God Community PO Box 35 054 Christchurch 8640Phone [03] 383 2631 Fax [03] 383 0609 Mobile 021 817 232Email: Lamb_of_God@clear.net.nzWebsite: www.lambofgodcommunity.net

INDEX TO CONTENTS

Reflections Page 1Our People Page 2News and Articles Page 2-6House Group Resource Page 7Kairos NZ News Page 8

Web Sites Page 8Members/Info/Records Page 9Fr John Rea Ministry 2012 Page 9Birthdays/Anniversaries Page 9-10National Prayer Watch Page 11-13

REFLECTIONS… ‘A Year of Wandering the Land,

Visiting You, and Giving Thanks…’

Veronica and I celebrate fifty years ofmarriage in April. These have been years ofwonderful blessing, intermingled with timesof significant challenge. And thirty-three ofthese years we have walked this journeywith you in the Lamb of God. You areimportant in our lives and our marriage hasbeen blessed and strengthened by you andin our relationship with you. During this yearwe will be ‘travelling the land’ and takingtime to visit every branch and location of theLamb of God and hopefully getting time tomeet and fellowship with all of our many friends. On 28 April we will also be hosting anAnniversary Celebration Day at the Lamb of God Centre and we do hope many of youwill be able to join us that day.

Veronica and I have always tried to live by our word, meaning that our yes is yes, ourno is no. When we stood together on that altar fifty years ago and declared our vows toeach other before God, we meant it. Therefore, although we respect the tradition of aservice of ‘renewal of marriage vows’, we will not be including this in our particularcelebrations. When we said ‘yes’ to each other back in 1962, by God’s Grace, we meantit for life.

We look forward to catching time with you at some time during this year of wandering,visiting, and giving thanks.

Roger and Veronica

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OUR PEOPLE…

Congratulations! We congratulate Ashlyn and Felicia Fernandes on their recent 25th wedding

anniversary! Best wishes to Elias and Priscilla Martis, who also recently celebrated their 25th

wedding anniversary!

[Note to all Branch leaders: Please send your local news/snippets to Roger Foleyor Tom Caballes so that we can acknowledge important occasions in the lives ofour brothers and sisters and make sure we do not miss any of them.]

NEWS AND ARTICLES

CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH COMMUNITY CAMP

Trevor and Linda Perry, and their four wonderfulKiwi grandchildren, plus other welcome guests,joined us for a full on fun weekend at Waiparafor our Annual Community Camp. As is ourpattern, the Camp was structured to give themany, many children a vigorous and enjoyabletime. Around seventy enjoyed the weekend andthe varied activities, ranging from water slides,to river hole swimming, to trail bike riding, tofootball, to flying fox riding, to…

BUILDING GENERATIONAL AND COMMUNITY MEMORIES

Veronica has always valued our doingthings which ‘build generational memories.’Although she was initially concerned whenour grandchildren, Clarice and Nathaniel,took an interest in ‘going into the mountains’with me she is now a bit more relaxed. AsKirsten had already pointed out, I am acautious person at the best of times, andwould be doubly so with Clarice and Natclimbing with me.

Early in February a one day window openedto take Brian LaLonde [Servants of theWord] and Nat up into the mountains and track up the Otira Valley to the amphitheatreregion. I took this opportunity it as for near six months I have been struggling again witha recurring foot injury which has made a return to the high ridges somewhat problematic.

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Conditions in the mountains were pretty good and wemade good time into the valley and to the amphitheatrein less than two hours. Following a brief rest and lunchwe headed higher ‘to do some exploring’, and thenhigher, and yep- higher. We ended up exploring analternative route to the summit of Mt Rolleston which Ihad intended in November 2010 as a guided ice climb,eventually thwarted by surgery. We reached the top ofthe massive Goldney Ridge. Conditions up there werecertainly not conducive to attempt the final ridge as therock was ice shattered and loose. So down we came.The climb itself took seven and a half hours from routestart to finish. I was delighted with how my body camethrough as major surgery was just fourteen months ago.I suffered no chest and breathing difficulties, just soremuscles in my legs, especially, and as is usual for me,on the way down.

Best of all was the brotherhood, being up there with Brian [what a fine brother] and withNathaniel, renamed Nate by Brian. Indeed some very special generational memories.And being away from the cities, we can but wonder at the awesome beauty of God’screation.

Roger

CHRISTCHURCH BIG EARTHQUAKE ONE YEAR ON…

The photograph only gives a little insight. Itwas powerful and horrendous, took manylives, devastated our city and thousands ofhomes, raised downtown, took out most all ofthe major churches, raised river beds, sunkand subsided much of the eastern suburbs,and will cost the city and nation billions andbillions of dollars. And Christchurch, the placeGod raised our community, changed forever.

But there will be things God will bring forthfrom this destruction. After all, He allowed it. His hand did not withhold it. Personally Ihave felt vulnerable in new ways, in scary ways. We have been significantly strippedfinancially. Plans we had are no longer possible. Dreams we were thinking of are nolonger practical.

But ever so slowly, and vulnerably, I find I am starting to understand the things God isopening up in opportunity and in service. I can see it there and as I hopefully gain inenergy and restoration of zeal, I pray I will respond into these new realities. The Lamb ofGod Christchurch Branch has much to do, much to be grateful for, and so much toembrace in the rebuilding of this city which carries the name of the Lord.

Count me in Lord. Roger

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LAMB OF GOD – AUCKLAND BRANCH

Meetings:After a summer break of two months the East and West Branches of Auckland met fortheir first GCG meeting at Kelston, Auckland on 12 February. Everyone returnedrefreshed, excited to meet up with others and enthusiastic to resume the regularmeetings.

On 11 February, the Elders and all house group leaders met at the Epsom Church Hallfor a time of praise and worship, a group discussion and fellowship. The theme for 2012is ‘Serving the Lord and those entrusted to us in a Spirit of Joyousness’. The groupdiscussion brought out some good ideas on how to achieve this goal and these wereshared with all members. This was followed by the Lord’s Day Celebration and a sharedmeal. It concluded with a game of relaxation and laughs!!

Special Occasions:In January two couples celebrated their 25thwedding anniversaries and invited all members tojoin in their celebrations. Ashlyn and FeliciaFernandes celebrated at the Tyburn Monasterywith Mass, followed by tea and snacks and Eliasand Priscilla Martis celebrated at the Church ofChrist the King with Mass, followed by tea andsnacks. Here are photographs of the two happycouples.

Summer Outings:This summer has not been a particularly typical summer. So when the Sunday for theDevonport trip rolled up we were really happy to go because it was a beautiful sunnyday. The beach was lovely and there were several people on the grass having picnicswith their families. A few LOG families soaked in the sun...while a few decided to go fora walk. The children had a few games with the rugby ball... the sisters chatted about theholidays and the brothers exchanged notes...Everyone passed around nibbles, fruit,lollies and some of us had ice creams. [Shalini]

Despite the picnic to Cornwall Park being cancelled due to weather conditions, nearly 30members turned up for an enjoyable afternoon! For the few of us who arrived initially, itprovided an opportunity to explore and discover parts of the park that we never knewexisted. We went on a leisurely walk through a Kauri grove and then through aEucalyptus groove, up the Kauri Steps and then on to the Memorial steps, where thereis a beautiful flower bed and a plaque commemorating the gifting of the park by Sir JohnCampbell to the city of Auckland. Seeing the huge trees, the expansive and well mowedlawns.... the song "Our God is an awesome God" came to mind. Soon our numbersswelled and with the weather holding up, it turned out to be an evening of fun andfellowship. For the young and fit, it was a game of frisbee followed by some touch rugby.

[Patrick Amaral]

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Parakai Pools: The drive to Parakai on the newly opened motorway was a delight andtruly enjoyable. The facilities included outdoor pools, indoor heated pools, a huge waterslide, barbecue…..there was something for everyone. One 'elder'(ly) member thought helost more weight spending 45 minutes in the hot pools doing nothing, than what his wifehas lost in all the months at her Zumba class!!!! A lucky few even received a muchappreciated body and foot massage. And then it was a game of touch rugby until leavingtime. Yes the experience was enjoyable but the true highlight was the fellowship sharedby all present. Praise God for another wonderful outing.

Youth:The Auckland Branch is pleased to reportthat one of our youth, Ben D’Souza, hasdecided to go to the Catholic DiscipleshipCollege this year. At our GCG on the 12th,Greg Hall presented him with a cheque of$1000 from the Community to help fund thecosts of the course. Mark and ElizabethStolten, who have mentored Ben, came upto the podium and Mark said a few words.The Auckland Branch is encouraging itsyouth to consider taking a gap year at theend of Uni to do further spiritual formation,or visit other communities overseas tobroaden their horizons and help them to better integrate with Community concepts. Wewish Ben all the best for the year ahead.

WELLINGTON’S FIRST LAMB OF GOD GATHERING IN 2012

Times come and go, and just like that: it is 2012!

2011 was another fruitful and much-celebrated year for all of us and we have so muchblessings to be thankful for - THANK YOU, LORD! Yes, it has gone but sure left us withpriceless memories that warmed not only our hearts and minds but our bellies as well…

For this year, we move on and continue to strengthen our personal relationship with Godand build lasting memories among ourselves as we look forward to another sunny-brightand promising 2012 for Lamb of God!

What better way to start the year than to celebrate our first Community gatheringtogether with our Valentine's tribute to our spouse... WOW!

It was a sunny Sunday afternoon on the 12th of February, the gathering started withanother inspiring Praise & Worship to lift our spirits high, then the mood went downmemory lane by viewing slide and video presentations on various Lamb of God activitiesthat transpired in 2011. The presentations served as a fitting indication that in 2012, wewill be buzzing with activities, more alive and focused with the Lord and definitely awhole lot of fun & laughter for community members – all for the glory of God!

A serious moment ensued during an exhaustive discussion by OG Gueco set the tonefor the 2012 Mission and Vision of Lamb of God Wellington, which focused on diverse

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plans and programs that made the members all the more excited. OG emphasized too,the importance of being “active members” in the community, for involvement, betterteamwork and wider distribution of tasks and responsibilities among members.

For our culminating activity, we celebrated the month of the hearts. The husbandsexpressed their honest, heart-felt words by honouring their wives. We definitely set thetone for a romantic valentine celebration.

And for any romantic situations, moments can go on and on, but as always, time wasnot on our side so we had to pack up our things and call it a day.

O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo..? Well, my Juliet is calling … see youagain next time and Happy Valentine’s to all!

Henri Zalamea

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CHALLENGES IN LIVING TOGETHER AS COMMUNITYResource for House Group Discussion by Tom Caballes

March 2012

Judge Not!

"Judge not, and you will not be judged; condemn not, and you will not be condemned; forgive,and you will be forgiven… For with the measure you use it will be measured back to you."

[Luke 6:37-38]

It is part of our fallen nature for us to judge others quickly. We tend to criticise others in ourminds without knowing all the facts and the motive of people. But the Bible strongly warns us notto judge others – why? Because there is one real Judge, and He is God. And the Bible says theway we measure others will be the way God will measure us. If we are easy to condemn,criticise and speak negatively about others, how do you think God will see us on judgment day?

So How Do We Avoid Judging Others?1. In serving together or in an employer-employee relationship, it is okay to evaluate theperformance of others under our care. But our assessment is meant to be life-giving,constructive and up building, not harsh, discouraging or condemning.2. Always give the benefit of the doubt, especially if we do not know all the facts. If we do nothave to judge – and most of the time we do not have to – then do not. Judging is a decision.3. We cannot judge the motivation of others – we can only see the actions behind it. Leave it toGod to see the heart of the person.4. If we see others commit wrongdoing, we should try to gently correct him or her. Refer to Luke17:3. We are called to hate the sin but love the sinner.5. When we see the weaknesses and faults of others, let us also look at our own weaknessesand faults. This will keep us in the balance and keep us humble. Refer to Matthew 7:1-5.6. Let us look first at others’ good traits and talents, rather than their faults first. When youremember a certain person, what things do you recall first – the good or the bad?7. Do not seek revenge. For we know him who said, "Vengeance is mine; I will repay." Andagain, "The Lord will judge his people." [Hebrews 10:30]

Other Scripture References1. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord lookson the heart. [1 Samuel 16:7b]2. Therefore do not pronounce judgment before the time, before the Lord comes, who will bringto light the things now hidden in darkness and will disclose the purposes of the heart… [1Corinthians 4:5a]3. …Whatever is true, whatever is honourable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever islovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise,think about these things. [Philippians 4:8]4. Others: Romans 2:1-3, Romans 14:10, James 4:11-12, and James 5:9.

For Personal Reflection and Group Sharing:1. Do I easily judge and criticise others in my mind?2. When I recall those who are dear to me, do I see the good and the positive first before the

faults and the negative?3. What habits or attitude do I need to change to make me less judgmental of others? What

decisions do I need to make to change?

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KAIROS NEW ZEALAND YOUTH NEWS

Kairos New Zealand Schedule of Events for 2012 and 2013

April 13 to 15, 2012 Pitstop in BlenheimJune 29 to July 1, 2012 Mid-Winter V in ChristchurchJuly 6 to 8, 2012 Winter Oasis in AucklandJanuary 6 to 11, 2013 Summer Oasis in ChristchurchJanuary 4 to 17, 2013 Single Men’s and Women’s HouseholdsApril 26 to 28, 2013 Youth Event in WellingtonJuly 19 to 21, 2013 Winter Oasis in Auckland

PISTOP 2012 IN BLENHEIM

Our first event after the cancelled Summer Oasis 2012 will be Pitstop in Blenheim fromApril 13 to 15. The proposed theme will be “Come as You Are.”

Please note that this will probably be the last Pitstop in Blenheim – we encourage allKairos youth to start looking at going to the weekend youth camp – see you there!Online registration for Pitstop 2012 will be up soon.

WEB SITES WORTH NOTING

KAIROS South Pacific Web Site – go take a look …

Check it out at: www.kairossp.comYou can network and chat with other young people by going to this website:

http://www.kairossp.com/kairosspnzchatroom.htmWe designated every Friday night at 10pm as a time to meet other young people.

Go and visit the International Kairos Media website: http://www.kairos-media.org/

Sign up [free] for Youth Culture NewsletterThe most recent edition of the Youth Culture Newsletter is now available online. It will nolonger be sent to you via the Lamb of God e-mail list but you can get it at this link:

http://www.kairos-na.org/youthculturenewsletter.htmThis is a recommended Sword of the Spirit publication for youth and parents.

Living Bulwark Sword of the Spirit – Highly Recommended!

This Sword of the Spirit on-line publication has received more than 43,000 visits (anaverage of 135 visits each day) in its first year. All back issues for the past 12 monthscan be found at: http://www.swordofthespirit.net/bulwark/archives.htm. The current issueof the online magazine can be seen at: www.swordofthespirit.net/bulwark/index.html .

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SENDING NEWS FOR CHRONICLE PUBLICATIONBranches are encouraged to email news, photos, happenings and snippets to Tom Caballes atjosethomascaballes@gmail.com. Each issue is closed around the 20th of the month.

IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT OUR RECORDSMembership Records and Data: Branch leaders are responsible to keep updated records andthen email all new attendee additions, deletions, address and phone changes, births, deaths,transfers, etc to -

Tom Caballes josethomascaballes@gmail.comand copy to Lamb_of_God@clear.net.nz

BIRTHDAY INFORMATION[Day and month, but year is optional.] Branch leaders are asked to keep updated records andemail all new attendee additions to –

Tom Caballes josethomascaballes@gmail.com

GETTING CHRONICLE & OTHER NEWS BY EMAIL[1] If you are receiving The Chronicle as an electronic edition, we just need hear if and when youchange your email address. Notify Lamb_of_God@clear.net.nz.[2] If you are receiving this by hard copy but you have an email address, please send your emailaddress to Lamb_of_God@clear.net.nz.[3] The Chronicle has a national and international mailing schedule. If you know of otherswishing to be added, notify Lamb_of_God@clear.net.nz.

FR JOHN REA MINISTRY FOR 2012

Healing Meetings Kilbirnie February 25 to March 13Healing Meetings Upper Hutt March 18 to April 1Healing Ministry Canberra April 19 to 23

Wedding Anniversaries for March - Happy Anniversary!

NAMES DATE BRANCH

John and Dora Tham 03/03 Auckland

Tony and Lisa Borkus 06/03 Christchurch

Nui and Lisa O'Malley 11/03 Central

John and Kathleen Murray 16/03 Christchurch

Orencio and Riza Gueco 25/03 Central

Michael and Florence Quigley 30/03 Southern

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Birthdays for March – Happy Birthday!NAMES BIRTHDAY BRANCH

Debbie Anngow 03/03 Christchurch

Kerry Fordham 03/03 Christchurch

Rhys D'Sa 04/03 Auckland

Jun Briguera 05/03 Central

Dwayne Lobo 06/03 Auckland

Terry Greig 07/03 Central

Noreen Tod 07/03 Ch/Ashburton

Therese Sison 07/03 Central

Renita Martis 08/03 Auckland

Judith Rodgers 08/03 Blenheim

Luiza Antao 09/03 Auckland

Adam Lyons 09/03 Christchurch

Rosalie Barber 10/03 Nelson

Reena Fernandes 10/03 Auckland

Lisa O'Malley 10/03 Central

Lisa Borkus 11/03 Christchurch

John Murray 11/03 Christchurch

Malaika Sequeira 11/03 Christchurch

Terry Westbury 11/03 Nelson

Jacob Kahonde 12/03 Auckland

Ray Muollo 12/03 Nelson

Bernard Forster 14/03 Christchurch

Gidget Mendonca 14/03 Auckland

Brian Hewer 14/03 Blenheim

Peter O'Connell 14/03 Nelson

Gareth Mendonca 15/03 Auckland

Mark Jackson 15/03 Blenheim

Christine O'Neill 15/03 Blenheim

Mark Stolten 16/03 Auckland

Jun Capistrano 18/03 Central

Shalini Saldanha 19/03 Auckland

Tep Roxas 20/03 Central

Kathleen Black 21/03 Christchurch

Rachelle Dekker 22/03 Blenheim

Sophie Lyons 22/03 Christchurch

Petronella Kahonde 23/03 Auckland

Lote Masara 23/03 Christchurch

Colleen Gorman 23/03 Ch/Ashburton

Joshua Tham 24/03 Auckland

Ishaan Castelino 25/03 Auckland

Grace Challies 25/03 Christchurch

Patrick Morais 25/03 Auckland

Roger Foley 26/03 Christchurch

Nathan Lowe 26/03 Auckland

Rina D'Souza 27/03 Auckland

Fleur Carvalho 28/03 Auckland

Sarah O'Malley 30/03 Central

Mikyla Challies 31/03 Christchurch

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PRAYERWATCH - SOLDIERS OF CHRIST, ARISEFight the good fight

I was doing my time on the Prayerwatch a few weeks ago and I was reflecting onNehemiah 3: and it struck me how like the building of the wall around Jerusalem was solike our own Prayerwatch. Having read through Nehemiah 3: numerous times over theyears doing Prayerwatch I had not notice this before but here are some extracts fromNehemiah 3: NIV Builders of the Wall

1 Eliashib the high priest and his fellow priests went to work and rebuilt the Sheep Gate.2 The men of Jericho built the adjoining section, and Zakkur son of Imri built next tothem. 8 Uzziel son of Harhaiah, one of the goldsmiths, repaired the next section; andHananiah, one of the perfume-makers, made repairs next to that. 9 Rephaiah son ofHur, ruler of a half-district of Jerusalem, repaired the next section. 12 Shallum son ofHallohesh, ruler of a half-district of Jerusalem, repaired the next section with the help ofhis daughters. 17 Next to him, the repairs were made by the Levites under Rehum sonof Bani. Beside him, Hashabiah, ruler of half the district of Keilah, carried out repairs forhis district. 18 Next to him, the repairs were made by their fellow Levites under Binnuison of Henadad, ruler of the other half-district of Keilah. Next to him, Pedaiah son ofParosh 26 and the temple servants living on the hill of Ophel made repairs up to a pointopposite the Water Gate toward the east and the projecting tower. 27 Next to them, themen of Tekoa repaired another section, from the great projecting tower to the wall ofOphel. 30 Next to him, Hananiah son of Shelemiah, and Hanun, the sixth son of Zalaph,repaired another section. Next to them, Meshullam son of Berekiah made repairsopposite his living quarters. 31 Next to him, Malkijah, one of the goldsmiths, maderepairs 32 and between the room above the corner and the Sheep Gate the goldsmithsand merchants made repairs.

In this chapter the people rebuilding the wall and restoring the protection of Jerusalemcame from many occupations including the High Priest and fellow priests, the Levites,goldsmiths, perfume makers, rulers, merchants and one man even had his daughtershelping. These people listed were most unused to this manual work of restoring the wallbut their willingness was an important factor in accomplishing the rebuild of the wallalong with the specialist wall builders. Just as on our Prayerwatch we come with manydifferent skills, talents and occupations, the important thing is our commitment to spendthe time in providing protection for our brothers and sisters in the Lamb of Godcommunity by building the Spiritual wall. We notice that not all were from Jerusalem aspeople of Jericho and Tekoa helped with the building of the wall, so on the Prayerwatchwe are in many places throughout New Zealand. No doubt as they worked on rebuildingthe wall they greeted and pass the time of day with those they were working alongside,just as we do when we pass the Watch on by acknowledging those who have done timeand going to do time in maintaining the spiritual wall surrounding the Lamb of Godcommunity.

Is the wall outside your place well maintained and strong? It took the people ofJerusalem plus others from outside to rebuild the wall so for the spiritual wall of thePrayerwatch to be strong and well maintained we need a committed and prayerfulpeople prepared to stand shoulder to shoulder supporting each other.

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If you have any comments or questions concerning the Prayerwatch then please sendthem to me or give them to one of your branch leaders to send to me.

God bless and watch over you all.Alan McKenzie - National Coordinator, Prayerwatch

LAMB OF GOD PRAYERWATCH - PRAYER INTENTIONS

SPIRITUAL WARFARE

Against strongholds of Apathy, Witchcraft, Confusion and other named spirits.

INTERCESSORY PRAYER

COMMUNITIES Protect and bless the life and mission of SWORD OF THE SPIRIT,Patmos & Cornerstone Lamb of God [Fiji], Families for Christ [Melbourne], VanuatuGroup, Light of Christ [Nelson], The Covenanted Community For Christ, [Penang &Taiping], protect and bless their life and mission.

FAMILY Auckland: Keith & Rohini Lewis, Bernie MacNevin, Yvonne D'Souza, Peter &Margaret Stoddard, Stanley & Teresa D'Souza, Lovlin & Honorine Franswah, Central:Jun & Angie Briguera, Henri & Cutie Zalamea, Rose Buladaco, Joel & Tiza Sison,Blenheim: Jamie & Judith Rodgers, Mark & Mary Jackson, Mike & Cheryl Garrett,Christchurch: Roger & Veronica Foley, Robert & Karin Van Doorn, Darren & JulieHumphries, Tai & De Stirling, Bruce & Bronwyn Harborne, Niul & Coila Kay, Lyn Keane,Pauline Marsden, John & Monica Haughey, Annette Sargisson, Southern: John & JanetMacManus, Richard & Christine May, Mike & Judy Prendeville,

HEALING CANCER Blenheim: Carol Cullimore, David Aberhart, Christchurch: MaryAnngow, Robin Corbett,

HEALING HEART Central: Paul Oliver, Dave Taylor, Blenheim: Chris Fredericks,Christchurch: Dorelle Ham, Undine Cavanagh, Philip Middlemiss,

HEALING Auckland: Teresa D'Souza, Annette Carvalho, Winona D'Costa, OliviaFernandes, Lucy Misquita, Blanche & Denis Hollingsworth, Cheryl Donald, MiraD'Souza, Warren Holliday, Jemima Rebello, Peter D'Souza, Delia D'Mello, CharmaineVessaokar, Fr John Rea, Bradley Pinto, Central: Henri Zalamea, Aly Fernandes, RaeTaylor, Katrinka Geelen, Nelson: Stephanie O’Connell, Sharon Powick, Michael Powick,Jacob Muollo,Blenheim: Peter Greig, Josiah Grieg, Grace Weston, Mike Garrett, MicahRodgers, Anita Fredericks, Jamie & Judith Rodgers, Christchurch: Lisa Borkus, KarinVan Doorn, Chris Aston Grieve, Veronica Foley, Siobhan Forster, Andrew Black, BernieBlack, John Murray, Maree Coutts, Chris Lyons, Monica Haughey, Joan Corbett,Southern: Fr Merv McGettigan, Daniel MacManus, Steven & Judy Homes & Family, PatForster, Michael Quigley,

BEREAVEMENT Central: Mhel & Tom Caballes, Blenheim: Julia Dekker,Christchurch: Robert & Karin van Doorn,

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OTHERS NEEDS Auckland: Keith & Rohini Lewis & Family, Mark & Elizabeth Stolten,Bob Misst, Greg Hall, Alwin D’Souza, Allen & Judy Carneiro, Jacob & PetronellaKahonde, Gillian Puch,

COVERING PRAYER

National Council, Kairos Ministries, Branch Life, Lamb of God Centre, Branch Visits,Clustering in Auckland, Ministry of Fr John Rea, Employment of Members, Light ofChrist Special Ministry, Wellington branch [sickness among extended family], andAshburton Group in Christchurch.

“I have made you a Watchman” Ezekiel 33: 7