Welcome to Gungahlin Uniting Church
Everyone is welcome as we gather as a Christian Community to worship God. Our Congregation is made up of many different people from diverse backgrounds, languages, traditions and theology and together we gather as one. At Gungahlin Uniting we usually have morning tea in the middle of worship. This week in the first half our Minister, Mark, will meet with the youth (Billabong year 6+) in the courtyard rooms. After morning tea we all meet back in the worship space to reflect on God’s word for our lives.

Thankyou…
Thank you to everyone who has supported our ministry and life as a congregation over the past month.
Thank you to the Church Council who have been working on matters of administration and finance.
Thank you to all who helped organise, prepare and welcome the wider community as we celebrated Chris Fernando’s life.
Thank you to those who led worship and took part in worship while I was on holidays.

In all of this we express our faith in Christian community and in our part in the wider community in which we live.
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Today at Gungahlin Uniting Church
A warm welcome to everyone who is with us today, over Christmas or throughout January. At Gungahlin Uniting we seek to be inclusive of all people and to encourage everyone in their faith journey with God. If you are with us for Christmas we hope you have a deep sense of God’s presence in your life through the birth of Jesus Christ.

Mark on Holidays in January
Our Minister Mark will be away in January on holidays. Throughout this time there will still be worship every Sunday at 9.30am. If you have any needs or concerns throughout this time, please consider talking to Ron Reeson or Shirley Williams or someone you trust and know in our congregation.
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Today at Gungahlin Uniting Church
Today at Gungahlin Uniting Church
Welcome to worship! Welcome to Christian Community! Welcome to you all! Today we also welcome Bishop Pat Power who was Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn. Pat has chosen the parable of the Good Samaritan with its entry conversation between Jesus and a lawyer (or in Mark’s Gospel, Jesus and a Scribe). At Gungahlin Uniting we have morning tea in the middle of worship followed by Pat’s message to us in the worship space and Oasis for our primary children in the courtyard room.

Spice Kids Lunch
November 10th, 12 noon
We will be ordering a Chinese Banquet to be eaten in the Multi Purpose Room.
Cost approx $18.00.
Anyone free to join us is most welcome!!
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Today at Gungahlin Uniting Church
It is good to come together to worship and it is good to have everyone here with us today – Welcome. Today we also welcome Rev. Dr. Geoff Broughton, from St. Mark’s Theological College in Canberra, who will bring us our message. Geoff is lecturer in Practical Theology and his chosen parable is The Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16: 1-31.) At Gungahlin Uniting we usually have morning tea in the middle of worship followed by Oasis for our primary aged children, today Mentors will gather with the youth, and in the worship space Geoff will bring us his message.

A month of Parables @ Gungahlin Uniting Church
Over four weeks, four guest preachers will give us the message based on a parable of their choice.

Sunday 21st October	Sister Lorraine Gatehouse Lorraine is from the Brigidine Order – The Gathering Place Dickson.	The parable of the tax collector and the Pharisee Luke 18: 9-14
Sunday 28th October	Rev. Dr. Geoff Broughton Geoff is a lecturer in Practical Theology at St. Mark’s Anglican Theological College Canberra	The parable of the Unjust Steward Luke 16: 1-31
Sunday 4th November	Bishop Pat Power. (Retired) Pat was the Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn
Sunday 11th November	Rev. Kevin Dilks Kevin is the Uniting Church Canberra Region Presbytery Minister for Administration and Pastoral Care	The Parable of the Ten Pounds Matthew 6: 25-34 & Luke 19: 11-26

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Today at Gungahlin Uniting Church
Welcome to Gungahlin Uniting. Today we all remain in worship together as we share in communion and reflect on the word of God in creative ways. Everyone who is with us today is welcome to receive the bread and wine as an expression of your faith in Jesus Christ.

Bible Studies and Conversations at GUC on the Gospel of Luke.
Starting next Sunday evening at 5pm you are invited to come along to Bible Conversations on the Gospel of Luke. Luke is the Gospel that is the focus of our Advent readings and most of our reading throughout 2013 so this is a great opportunity for study, conversation and learning about this book. Everyone is welcome.
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