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me and join in the beauty of Evensong as we gather in worship and around God’s word and sing his praises.
The Rev’d Canon John Langlois will be our preacher.
Concert: Seulement Deux
Nicholas Bostock and Jo-Anne Kemp present their inaugural concert as “Seulement Deux” (Only Two), a piano duo partnership performing works for 4 hands and for 2 pianos.
Their inaugural concert will feature works by Franz Schubert and Australian composers Sonny Chua and Miriam Hyde.
Nicholas and Jo-Anne are regular soloists in Hobart and look forward to working together and seeing you at their concert on Sunday 29th October at St. David’s Cathedral.
Tickets available at the door. $25 – adults, $15 students/pensioners.
Sermon: Royal Wedding RSVP
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Preached by Richard Humphrey on Sunday, October 15th, 2017
Its a great thing to receive an invitation but you need to be accept the invitation and be appropriately dressed.
Concert: The Four Seasons: Two Ways
Music of Antonio Vivaldi & Astor Piazzolla.
Performed by
Peter Tanfield & Hobart Chamber Orchestra
Tickets at the door.
$25, $20, $15.
Concert: Handel’s Messiah
HOBART ORPHEUS CHOIR
in their 140th year
FRIENDS SINGERS
Tickets $25.00
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Sermon: Cornerstone Matthew 21:33-46
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Preached by Richard Humphrey on Sunday, October 8th, 2017
The parable of the vineyard and the tenants is very clear as to what it means then, the issue is what does it now mean for us?
Sermon: Testimony
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Preached by Catriona Johnson on Sunday, October 8th, 2017
Catriona Johnson speaks at Evening Prayer, sharing her journey to and in the faith, and how studying theology has helped her grow as a Christian and to trust God.
(Due to method of recording the audio is not up to our usual standards.)
Sermon: Turning Tables Matthew 21:23-32
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Preached by Louise Orpe on Sunday, October 1st, 2017
Do we honour God with our lips but not with our lives?
Is there a difference between our creed and our conduct?
After Jesus had cleared the temple that is what he accused the Scribes of, how about us.
The Rev’d Louise Orpe is one of our honorary priests who is continuing her ministry formation at the Cathedral. She is married to Jim, a teacher at Friends, they live in South Arm and she has 4 adult children. A former orchestral French Horn player and for the past 10 years pastoral Care Coordinator at Mary’s Grange Nursing Home Taroona
Sermon: Work and Worship
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Preached by Kara Martin on Sunday, September 24th, 2017
How do Work and Worship fit together?
The text of the sermon is available here.
Kara Martin is the author of a new book about Christian faith and work, “Workship: How to use your Work to Worship God”.
Kara Martin is Project Leader with Seed, Lecturer with Mary Andrews College, and was formerly Associate Dean of the Marketplace Institute at Ridley College in Melbourne.
She has worked in media and communications, human resources, business analysis and policy development roles, in a variety of organisations, and as a consultant. Kara wrote this book as part of her lifelong passion to integrate faith and work, and equip workplace Christians.
She believes that Christians can be a powerful force for Gospel transformation in the workplace, if biblically-aligned and affirmed in their ordinary work.
Kara recently trekked through the jungles of Borneo. She loves reading books, real books not electronic ones. Her favourite smell is a freshly bought book. Kara’s husband just started beekeeping, which sounded dangerous to her, but she loves watching the secret life of bees.
Kara has a mission to find the best cup of coffee in Crows Nest, where she works one day a week. There are more than 40 coffee shops between the train station and her workplace!
She lives in Marsfield near Macquarie Uni in Sydney but was born in Brighton, England. Kara likes Australian beaches more than English beaches. She has two adult kids who are good friends and we are passionate about each other’s giftings and projects.
Service: Sunday at 4
Our new monthly all age informal worship followed by food!
In 121 (building behind Cathedral).
Young family friendly.
All Welcome!
