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Welcome to the Papamoa Anglican Mission - Naumai Haere mai |
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 A partnership between the Anglican Diocese of Waiapu and the Waiapu Anglican Social Services Trust Board serving local communities in the Bay of Plenty for 150 years.
Are you looking for...
A church that is…
- ‘close to home’
- family-focused
- open to your questions
- offers social services to the local community
- welcomes people from all backgrounds
The Papamoa Anglican Mission could be an answer to your search - "you are welcome here" |
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Every Sunday - 9am
Holy Communion
and Children's Programme
Also
Tuesdays (during term time)
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9.30 am - 11.30 am
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Pre-School Music &
Playgroup to follow
(contact person: Adrienne Bruce) |
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Sunday 5 September, 2010
OS 23
Readings
Jeremiah 18:1-11
Jeremiah, inspired by God, uses an example story, an allegory, to try to teach the people and rulers of Judah a lesson. People can choose to do good or to do evil. God notices when people turn towards him, and when they turn away.
Philemon 1-21
Onesimus, a slave in Philemon’s service, has run away from his master and has visited Paul, who is in prison. While with Paul, Onesimus has become a Christian. Now Paul pleads with Philemon to take him back and to exercise leniency towards him.
Luke 14:25-33
Jesus tells the crowds what it takes to become a follower: you must put Christ first. He uses extreme language to make his point.
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Last Updated on Monday, 30 August 2010 00:06 |
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