St Andrew’s on The Terrace

Hato Anaru o Te Parehua Founded 1840

ORDER OF SERVICE

6 September 2015

1st Sunday in the Season of Creation

Planet Earth Sunday

WELCOME TO ST ANDREW’S ON THE TERRACE Wherever you are on your faith's journey, wherever you have come from and wherever you are going to, whatever you believe, whatever you do not believe, you are welcome here. Please join in the congregational responses printed in bold italics. Please stand if you are able, for the hymns and the offering prayer. We will sing the hymns without announcement. Please note your nearest fire exit. The church and hall have been earthquake strengthened. In an earthquake: drop, cover and hold.

GATHERING

We gather to celebrate the wonder of creation, who we are as Jesus followers in this vast universe, where our world hangs like a blue teardrop in an inky black sea, What is our earth that we should be mindful of it?

May the Spirit help us in our questioning.

PROCESSIONAL HYMN AA 41 ‘For the music of creation.’ Words: © 1992 Shirley Erena Murray. Music: Douglas Mews

For the music of creation, for the song your Spirit sings, for your sound’s divine expression, burst of joy in living things: God, our God, the world’s composer, hear us, echoes of your voice: music is your art, your glory, let the human heart rejoice!

Psalms and symphonies exalt you, drum and trumpet, string and reed, simple melodies acclaim you, tunes that rise from deepest need, hymns of longing and belonging, carols from a cheerful throat, lilt of lullaby and lovesong catching heaven in a note.

All the voices of the ages in transcendent chorus meet, worship lifting up the senses, hands that praise and dancing feet; over discord and division music speaks your joy and peace, harmony of earth and heaven, song of God that cannot cease!

WELCOME Kia ora tatou

Kia ora.

OPENING RESPONSES A New Zealand Prayer Book/

He Karakia Mihinare o Aotearoa p 457

O give thanks to our God who is good: whose love endures forever.

You sun and moon, you stars of the southern sky: give to our God your thanks and praise.

Sunrise and sunset, night and day: give to our God your thanks and praise.

All mountains and valleys, grassland and scree, glacier, avalanche, mist and snow: give to our God your thanks and praise.

You kauri and pine, rata and kowhai, mosses and ferns: give to our God your thanks and praise.

Dolphins and kahawai, sealion and crab, coral, anemone, pipi and shrimp: give to our God your thanks and praise.

Rabbits and cattle, moths and dogs kiwi and sparrow and tui and hawk: give to our God your thanks and praise.

You Maori and Pakeha, women and men, all who inhabit the long white cloud: give to our God your thanks and praise.

All you saints of the South Pacific: give to our God your thanks and praise.

PRAYER

JESUS PRAYER Jim Cotter version on card

LIGHTING THE RAINBOW ROOM CANDLE

TIME WITH THE CHILDREN Dawn Cowdry

BLESSING THE CHILDREN (All stand)

We send you to the Rainbow Room programme to hear stories, ask questions and have fun together.

God bless you. Amen.

PASSING THE PEACE Feel free to pass the peace with those nearby or move to greet others further away. Passing the peace consists of shaking hands and saying “Peace be with you.” The response is “Peace be with you” or just “And with you.” Or, simply saying “Hello” is a good idea. Also feel free to simply observe if you wish!

WORD IN TEXTS Joan Tyler

HEBREW BIBLE Psalm 33: 1-7, 9

GOSPEL John 1: 1-5, 14, 16

CONTEMPORARY READING ‘The Other Sea’ by Joy Cowley

From Psalms for the Road pp 46, 47 RESPONSE

For the word of God in scripture, for the word of God among us, for the word of God within us,

we give thanks

HYMN HIOS 45 ‘God of the northerlies’ Words & Music: ©1996 Bill Bennett

God of the northerlies, giver of grace; warm and enveloping, fill every place. Nurture the earth, water the seeds. God of the northerlies, fulfill our needs.

Christ of the easterlies, life-giving Son; earthly, renewing, in you we are one. Hope is reborn, changing our hearts. Christ of the easterlies, your peace impart.

Spirit of westerlies, gust though our lives; shaking, disturbing the schemes we devise. Teach us your truth, gift us your word, God of the westerlies, faithfulness stirred.

God of the southerlies, polar defined, crisply and sharply reshaping our minds. Challenge our ways, strengthen our wills. God of the southerlies, your love fulfills.

God of the north and the east, south and west, Giver, Protector, by whom we are blest, breeze through our lives, earnest and strong; Spirit, keep blowing and urge us along.

REFLECTION ‘Myths about Scripture and Planet Earth’ Susan Jones

OFFERING PRAYER We recognise and bless the gifts brought to the table, and those which wing

their way electronically from our banks to the church’s account

LIFE IN THE COMMUNITY OF ST ANDREW’S People share notices and visitors are welcomed.

If you have a notice, please move to the front row, ready to speak briefly from the lectern. For the benefit of newcomers, please introduce yourself before you begin.

PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE Graham Howell

CIRCLE OF PRAYER We think today of the people of Italy, Malta and San Marino and the Roman Catholic Church throughout the world. In New Zealand, we remember those in Parliament, and today we name Stuart Nash and Damien O’Connor, and the people of their electorates of Napier and West Coast-Tasman. Here in Wellington, we pray for the leaders and people of Island Bay Presbyterian Church.

PRAYER FOR ST ANDREW’S on card

INVITATION TO COMMUNION St Andrew’s is an open community and all are invited to Christ’s table.

Wherever you are on your faith's journey, wherever you have come from and wherever you are going to, whatever you believe, whatever you do not believe, you are welcome to participate in the communion. This is God’s meal for all people.

THE ST ANDREW’S SINGERS ‘For the Beauty of the Earth’ Words: Folliott S. Pierpoint (1835-1917). Music: John Rutter

AFFIRMATION OF FAITH FOR THE CREATION SEASON Adapted from more than one source, including words by Dorothy McRae McMahon

Leader: plain font, Left hand side of the congregation: italics, Right hand side of the congregation bold italics. All: bold plain font

We believe in Love, found in darkness, who parted the waters with a dream, fragrant as the ancient damask rose.

Who made from nothing – light; stars, moons, planets and loveliest earth;

Who ran wild with joy, creating mountains, waves, snowflakes, all different.

Who spun a web of shimmering life where creatures grew and changed,

flowered and put down roots, swam, chirped and flew,

ran, played and roared, talked – in many different languages –

wondered and dreamed; beings of astonishing variety,

each needing all the others, held in a delicate kinship.

Love saw that it was very good and laughed, and made some more.

We believe in Love who is found in waiting, patiently providing for each according to their need, nests for birds, caves for bats, burrows for kiwi. We believe in Love who is found in loneliness

who speaks in dawn birdsong, the grieving call of whales and through the symphony of stars and planets.

We believe in Love who is found in stillness, who walks in the world, awake and vulnerable, delighting and loving, bright as daffodils in the sunshine.

who grieves in the quiet beyond tears for scorched wilderness, stifled air, wounded forests, silenced voices, broken threads.

who names the truth and shoulders the weight of hoping

ALL: We believe we are called as the church to love the earth to live humbly in the web of relationships and announce a new way of living together as human beings on this earth.

THE COMMUNION: GREAT PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING

The Spirit of God be with you And also with you

Lift up your hearts. We lift them up

Let us give thanks It is right to offer thanks and praise

It is indeed right to give thanks, with the whole created universe we praise the unfailing gift of life we give thanks that we have been made human.

Love came among us in Jesus Christ, Who makes all things new, not only renewing us, but bringing the promise of a renewed creation, a new heaven and a new earth, with reconciliation of all peoples.

Therefore with those who have walked this earth before us whether with faith or by other paths, with all those who share this planet with us now its vast oceans and tall mountains, its serene lakes and flowing rivers, stormy moments and myriad creatures, joyfully we say:

Holy, holy, holy, Love, Life, and Energy Earth and sea and sky and all that lives declare your presence and your glory.

Jesus is made known to us afresh each time in the breaking of bread; who, on the night he was handed over to be killed, when he was with his friends, much like us, took bread, gave thanks, broke it and said:

‘This is my body which is for you Do this to remember me

In the same way also the cup after supper saying ‘This cup is the new covenant in my blood. Do this whenever you drink it, to remember me.’

Come now, disturbing spirit of God breathe on these fruits of the earth this juice of grape and bread from grain and make us one body in Christ.

May we who are baptised into his death walk in newness of life, that what is sown in secret may be seen in the light that what is sown in weakness may be raised in power. In Christ’s name we pray, AMEN

Distribution Communion is served by intinction. Please come to the front of the church and receive the bread, or a gluten-free cracker, taking a piece large enough to dip into the wine (silver cup) or grape juice (pottery cup). Then you’re invited to eat the bread dipped in wine or juice. Or, if you need to, remain in your seat to be served, just indicating to the server. If you don't wish to receive communion at all, just remain in your seat or you are welcome come and receive a blessing (hold your hands crossed in front).

HYMN ‘Mother Earth, our Mother birthing’

Words: Norman Habel © 2004 (alt). Tune: Praise my soul, the King of Heaven

Mother Earth, our mother birthing Ev’ry creature from the ground. Jesus too was body, breathing, Kin to all that’s green and brown. Celebrate with all creation: God has joined the web of life.

Sister Air, our sister lifting Ev’ry creature born with wing; Jesus shared the breath of forests, Breath that makes our spirits sing. Celebrate with all creation: God has joined the web of life.

Brother Water, brother pulsing Deep through ev’ry vein and sea, Jesus drank the very raindrops for our wine and in our tea. Celebrate with all creation: God has joined the web of life.

Father Fire, our father burning With the sacred urge to live. Jesus’ death completes the cycle, Bringing life with love to give. Celebrate with all creation: God has joined the web of life.

BLESSING AND SUNG AMEN

POSTLUDE Processional (from Music for the Royal Fireworks) By G.F. Handel 1685 – 1759

THANK YOU Thanks to Peter Franklin and Vivien Chiu

our organist and choir director today

Unless otherwise specified all our music is used by permission CCLI Licence 3341550

There is a 2-hour parking limit on the street in the Wellington CBD on Sundays. If you are staying for an after-church activity, you can to move your car into the car park,

or move to a new space on the street.

We welcome all visitors and invite you to stay for morning tea or coffee. Please sign the visitors’ book at the back of the church.

We hope you enjoyed worshipping with us. At St Andrew’s we want you to feel at home—to join in with the activities of our community of faith, or to come and find your own spiritual place in your

own time. If you would like more information about St Andrew’s or to explore becoming a member or associate member, please fill in a blue “Belonging” form (at the back of the church) and hand it to

a minister or a welcoming team member.

AUDIO REFLECTIONS Sunday reflections are usually available on our website. http://www.standrews.org.nz/sunday-gathering/orders-of-service

GENEROUS GIVING St Andrew’s depends on the generous giving of members and friends. If you would like to make a donation or support our work through planned giving, please contact our Parish Office or Treasurer. Bank account for donations is: St Andrews on The Terrace, BNZ Lambton Qy, 02-0534-0004022-02

Thanks to this week’s volunteers Welcoming Brian & Lynette Burrell Sound Frank Cook Offering Paul Satherley & Kunal Goel Coffee/tea Jon Schrader, Kath Kerr & Sarah Jobson Time with the Children Dawn Cowdry Communion Henry Boidya, Sue McRae & Heather Macfarlane Readings Joan Tyler Prayers of the People Graham Howell

Musician Peter Franklin

On duty Sunday 13 September Welcoming Frank & Nola Hanson Sound Tony Cowdry Offering Norman & Linda Wilkins Coffee/tea Lois Robertson, Katrina Harper & Graham Howell Time with the Children Jenny Simpson Readings Valerie Rhodes Prayers of the People Sandra Kirby Musician Vivien Chiu

Rainbow Room Helper TBC

SUNDAY ROSTERS A folder with an outline of each duty is now kept on the back table. If you are unable to do your rostered duty please arrange a swap/substitute and inform the office. Thank you.

This Week and Coming Events at St Andrew’s Sunday 6 September 10am Season of Creation 1: Planet Earth Sunday Sunday Gathering and Communion led by Susan Jones Followed by Congregational lunch in a café nearby. Wednesday 9 September Cuppa and a Chat from 11am in the Centre Wednesday 2 September 12.15pm Lunchtime Concert – Natasha Manowitz and Cindy Xia | music for flute and piano Sunday 13 September 10am Season of Creation 2: Humanity Sunday Sunday Gathering led by Susan Jones followed by Congregational Conversation.

ST ANDREW’S COMMUNITY NOTICES

SEASON OF CREATION September is the Season of Creation. Hanging in the church will be the background for our new creation banners which will be completed for September 2016. ‘Watch this space’! The themes for September’s Creation Season are: Sept 6: Planet Earth Sunday. Sept 13: Humanity Sunday. Sept 20: Flora Sunday. Sept 27: Mountain Sunday.

CONGREGATIONAL MEETING Held after church today to approve Insurance policy decisions. All members and associate members are eligible to vote.

PUBLIC STATEMENT FROM THE MODERATOR The Moderator has made a very good public statement on the refugee crisis for those of you who may have been following this issue in the news recently. You can view it by visiting the following links (also available on our website and facebook pages). http://www.presbyterian.org.nz/speaking-out/what-weve-said/media-releases/church-urges-government-to-do-more-for-refugees or http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO1509/S00027/presbyterian-church-urges-government-to-do-more-for-refugees.htm

SPIRITED CONVERSATION MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7TH Conference Rooms 1 & 2, 1st floor of the Welcome Centre. Soup and Bread at 6pm (cost $5.00). Speaker at 7pm. To assist with catering would you please sign the sheet at the back of the church on Sunday or contact Pam Fuller phone 4758240 or email Pam pjfller@gmail.com to let her know if you are coming. Climate Change – what can we believe? – Dr Andrew Matthews. A spirited conversation on the process and the issues for NZ. Andrew Matthews will give a brief backgrounder to Climate Change – can humans really have an effect on the planet - how does it work - and why the path to getting Governments to agree on doing something about the causes is so difficult? Andrew worked as an atmospheric scientist and then science research manager here in NZ as well as Germany, France and Japan. He has had an active involvement in the politics of atmospheric science for the last 40 years starting with atmospheric ozone depletion and now with atmospheric greenhouse gasses.

ST ANDREW’S ON THE TERRACE - FUNDRAISING QUIZ Come along and join in with our fun raising Fundraising Quiz on Saturday 12th September, 6.30pm for a 7pm start in Conference Room 1&2 of the St Andrew’s Centre. Form a team—family, friends and colleagues—or turn up on the evening and join a table of others to make a team. 5-6 people per team. Entry is $5.00 per person (this is the fundraising part). Think of a great team name— prize for wittiest/funniest/cleverest! Quiz questions are a mixture of multiple choice, True/False, Q&A and match the answer to the subject, with a couple of picture rounds—and maybe some music! Tea and coffee available, and supper for gold coins donation. For catering and seating, please let us know that you’ll be joining the quiz: email Bronwyn bronz99@live.com or phone Rosemary on Ph 801 5154. RSVP by Sunday 6 September.

ADVANCE NOTICE: EXPLORING FAITH - LIVING THE QUESTIONS Discussions (from disc 3) will resume on fourth Sundays monthly from October 25th

SATRS NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The St Andrew's Trust for the study of Religion and Society will be holding its A.G.M. on 17 September at 1.15pm in the Church. This is immediately following Sir Lloyd's concluding lecture. A light lunch will be provided at the back of the church. Please note the dates for Lloyd Geering's lectures are 8, 10, 15 & 17 September. Please ensure your diaries have the correct dates! (See below)

SEPTEMBER LECTURE SERIES 8, 10, 15 & 17 12:15 - 1pm at St Andrew's on The Terrace "Reformation, Resurrection, Eternity, Destiny" - The Articles by Professor Lloyd Geering that sparked the 1969 "Heresy" trial. Format: Sir Lloyd Geering will read one of the articles listed (about 25 minutes) then Noel Cheer will conduct a 20 minute interview with Lloyd, teasing out some of the ideas in the lecture. The articles:

1) Is a New Reformation Possible? Published in Outlook (The Presbyterian weekly) on 25 September 1965 to mark Reformation Sunday 31 October 1965.

2) What does the Resurrection mean? Published in Outlook 2/4/1966 (also appears in Wrestling with God as Appendix one.

3) The Eternity in Man’s Mind was delivered at the Inaugural Service of the Victoria University of Wellington 12/3/1967. (also appears in Wrestling with God as Appendix 2). This address included the inflammatory statement "Man has no immortal soul"

4) Humankind's Ultimate Destiny was an address to Students given at the University of Canterbury, on April 24, 1967. It appears in the small book A Trial for Heresy published by the Presbyterian Church in 1968.

Publication: The Magazine of the Westar Institute "The Fourth R" will reprint the four articles in its next issue. We expect them to be on sale at St Andrew's by the end of the series of lunchtime events.

Sunday 27 September trip to “The GrayPatch” - ECO-TOUR of Pat & Graham Booth’s off-grid property north of Otaki Pam Fuller writes: We will leave from St Andrew’s after morning tea, approximately 11.30-12.00 noon. The trip from church to Booth’s property takes just over 1 hour by car. Please bring your own lunch. Pat and Graham will provide hot and cold drinks for everyone. After lunch Pat and Graham will give a short talk about their low-energy house and the wetlands Graham has been restoring over the past 14 years. There will be a chance to wander around the wetlands.

Traffic between Otaki and Wellington is heavy around 4.30-5.00 pm when the Otaki shops close, so Pat advises leaving well before then (3.30-4.00 pm) or slightly later (5.30-6.00). Full directions will be provided to all drivers. Please sign up on the sheet at the back of the church if you have space in your vehicle or would like a ride. This event is weather-dependent. If you have any questions, please contact: Pam Fuller phone 475 8240 or email pjfller@gmail.com

WIDER CHURCH AND COMMUNITY NOTICES

MISSING LIVES PHOTO EXHIBITION Twenty years on from the Yugoslav Wars, New Zealand Red Cross presents a collection of images and stories by photojournalist Nick Danziger and travel writer Rory MacLean. From Sunday 30th August – Sunday 13 September at The Black Sparrow at The Embassy Theatre, 10 Kent Terrace.

SUNDAY CONCERTS The next Wellington Chamber Music Sunday Concert at St Andrew’s on The Terrace will take place on Sunday 6th September at 3pm. The concert will feature the Te Koki Trio.

NZ SCHOOL OF MUSIC – YOUNG MUSICIANS’ PROGRAMME Concert at 3 pm on Sunday, 13th September at St Andrew’s on The Terrace Entry by koha/donation String class: Canzona 2 & 3 - Douglas Lilburn; Wind class: March - Sergei Prokofiev & Lazy Coconut Tree arr. Roger Cawkwell; Guitar Ensemble: Billie Jean – Michael Jackson, arr. Michael Langer; Voice class: La pesca – Rossini; Piano class: Programme to be announced; Glinka Trio: Three Russian Songs – Glinka; Godard Trio: 6 duettini opus 18 - Benjamin Godard; Melodius Thunk: Piano Trio in G Minor - Bedrich Smetana; Saint-Saens Trio; Piano Trio No. 2 - Camille Saint-Saens

Over 30 participants in the Young Musicians’ Programme will take part in this concert. This concert is being made possible by all expenses being met by Music Futures Inc. For further information, speak to Valerie Rhodes (473 2224).

SONGS OF SPIRIT The Taize Community in France has developed a rich tradition of 4 part harmony singing and in this evening we will learn and sing beautiful songs from Taize and other spiritual traditions in a mellow and reflective atmosphere. All are welcome. You don’t have to be a believer to raise your spirits with this music. To read more about Taize and hear their music visit http://www.singforjoy.org.nz/Taize.php Friday 18th September, 7:00pm - 9:30pm Community Music Junction, Level 1, 4 Hopper St, Te Aro Cost: Prepay $15 / $10 unwaged, At the door $20 / $14 unwaged.

SEPTEMBER – WORLD ALZHEIMERS DAY Over the weekend of 18th and 19th September Alzheimers’ groups throughout the world will be holding Memory Walks as a means of raising awareness of Dementia and providing an opportunity for people to think of those they know who are impacted by Dementia. The Wellington Branch is holding its Walk on Saturday September 19th and is looking for volunteers to help with the pre-walk setting up, marshalling and tidy up. If you’d be free and able to give a hand between 12noon and 3pm on September 19th please let Pam Fuller know. Phone 475 8240 or pjfller@gmail.com Please also let Pam know if you are interested in forming a St Andrews Group to walk on the day.

FREE PUBLIC LECTURE – TOM MCLEISH ‘Faith and Wisdom in Science – rethinking the conversation’ A public lecture by award-winning physicist based on the book of the same title (Oxford University Press, 2014). On Wednesday 23rd September from 5.30pm at the Hunter Lecture Theatre 119, access via Hunter Courtyard, Kelburn Parade, Kelburn Campus, Victoria University. An event organised through collaboration by The University of Otago, St John’s in the City and the Centre for Christian Studies.

ISSUES OF CLIMATE CHANGE When? Over 3 Wednesdays beginning 7th October and the following Tuesday the 27th Time? An evening session at 7pm. Venue: Khandallah Presbyterian Church Hall

Session one: Wednesday 7th October -The science. Prof Tim Naish will lead a session on the science of Climate Change, discussing how the Greenhouse Gas phenomenon works, and how the GHG’s effect the warming of the planet. He will discuss feedback loops, evidence for these, and how they generally amplify climate change. He will draw on his own research in the Antarctic. He will also consider how reliable the observations, evidence and models are, given that the evidence spans large time frames. There will be time for your questions (which may be submitted in advance). Tim Naish is the Director of the Antarctic Research Centre, Victoria University, New Zealand. In 2009, Professor Naish was awarded a New Zealand Antarctic Medal (NZAM) for services to Antarctic climate Science. From 2010 –13 he was a lead author in a working party report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Session Two: Wednesday 14th October – The international challenges Paris is the venue for the international conference in December to seek commitment from nations to reduce their Greenhouse gases. If we are to achieve zero carbon emissions by the end of the century, what targets do we as a community of nations need to set, and what milestones must we attain? What is our track record as a planet to date? Is there any urgency for the Paris meetings to grasp the consequences of failure? Is it really down to the US, China and the EU to make the play? How effective is the UN as an institution as the vehicle for these challenges? Is there any special role for a small nation like NZ, or do we just tag along? Kennedy Graham is an experienced diplomat who can present a valuable perspective of the national and international issues before us. As a Member of Parliament he is well informed from the inside, and has chosen the Green party because of his commitment to the issues before us. (He will not be engaged in a party political broadcast.) Kennedy has a BCom, a MA in International Relations, and a PhD from VIC. He has Fulbright and Fletcher scholarships, and a McCarthy Fellowship.

Session Three: Wed 21st October Will screen the documentary: Thin Ice

Session Four: Tuesday 27th October – Challenges moving to zero carbon Guy Salmon will consider some of the challenges around moving to the zero carbon goal. He will consider some sustainability issues for big cities, and whether the business as usual economy is adequate to the task. IF BAU is the cause of the issue rather than its solution, what other economic options are available and how do we transition there? Is there a need for a values driven approach to take the priority of shaping our response, compared with seeking a technological fix, or of letting economical drivers pave the way? As chief executive of the Maruia Society and later the Ecologic Foundation, Guy has focused on the challenge of integrating economic and environmental perspectives in decision-making. The series is facilitated by John Howell, a retired minister, who has had a long interest in environmental ethics.

MISSION STATEMENT OF ST ANDREW'S ON THE TERRACE

To create a lively, open Christian faith community, to act for a just and peaceful world, and to be catalysts for discovery,

compassion and celebration in the capital.

MINISTRY AT ST ANDREW’S – THE TEAM Minister Susan Jones

Parish Council Convenor Sandra Kirby

Parish Council Clerk Maxine Cunningham

Treasurer Paul Barber

Facilities Management Group Douglas Wood

Pastoral Convenors Colma Froggatt, Fiona McDougal

Church Music Coordinator Vivien Chiu

Theologian in Residence Lloyd Geering

Presbytery Representative Heather Macfarlane

Concert Coordinator Marjan van Waardenberg

Rainbow Room Coordinator Chris Carey-Smith

Church, Conference and Arts Manager David Medland

Office Assistant Karyn Bishop

Custodian, SATRS Administrator Peter Cowley

Roster Coordinator Rosemary Lawrence

St Andrew’s on The Terrace www.standrews.org.nz

30 The Terrace – P O Box 5203, Wellington 6145 Office Hours: 9 am – 5 pm Monday to Friday

Phone (04) 472-9211 office@standrews.org.nz

Rev Dr Susan Jones Office: (04) 472-9376. Home: (04) 909-9612. Cell: 027-321-4870

minister@standrews.org.nz