How might we be attentive to our spiritual journey ....
Linda Stone has coined a wonderful phrase – continuous partial attention, which she explains as being connected, busy, in demand, constantly scanning for opportunities, ......
during Community Worship - 9.30am
Dates are:
July 18, August 15 & 29,
September 12, October 24
November 7 & 21, December 5 & 19
during Choral Worship - 11.00am
Dates are:
July 25, August 8 & 22,
September 5 & 19, October 17 & 31,
November 14 & 28, December 12
ALL WELCOME
Did You Know?
Pilgrim Church has the largest pipe organ in South Australia. With 88 speaking stops and 35 couplers, this instrument has drawn
favourable comment from international artists.
Our Disaster Fund has been in place for more than twentyeight years and has contributed significantly providing
assistance to the victims of earthquakes, cyclones, fire, famine, volcanoes and floods. Funded by individual
donations this is part of the work of the Social Justice Committee.
Pilgrim has been supporting and distributing Fair Trade products for many years
and uses Fair Trade coffee and tea for refreshments after church, in our Lounge and Drop In Centre.
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This week the photos in our display come from our combined service on Sunday 20 June, celebrating the Uniting Church Anniversary. The presiding minister was the Rev Tony Eldridge. Our guest preacher was the Rev Dr Levee Kadenge (Emeritus Bishop of the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe). The organists were Peter Kelsall and Norm Inglis. Peter Kelsall conducted the Choir of Pilgrim Church and the 9.30 Community Singers. Other musicians came from the 9.30 community. Our appreciation is expressed to all who contributed to a wonderful service on this day.
WHAT'S NEW
Green Month
August Sound Bites Lunches Public Lectures Eco Retreat Read more . . .
Philip Scriven
Sunday 15 August Organist & Choirmaster of Lichfield Cathedral 2.30pm Organ Recital Tickets at the door.
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. Those to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: their eyes are closed.
