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From the RectorEach Christian tradition, while remainingtrue to the Christian Faith as expressed by the Creeds, will have its own insights which express the nature and experience which has moulded it. It is very important that we understand and cherish that experience so that we understand what we do as Christians in our tradition and why we do what we do in worship, and how we can best understand the teaching of the Bible

During October (8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th) I will be arranging a series of four evenings on Wednesday evenings in theChapel at 8pm, about the 'Church of Ireland and its traditions', followed by a second series of four evenings in Feb/March.

The topics for the first series will be the claims of the Nicene Creed about the Church as 'One', 'Holy' 'Catholic' and 'Apostolic', words we often gloss over but do not think about seriously. Each evening will consist of a short talk, with plenty of time for discussion and elucidation, and refreshments.

The second series will look at the 'Lambeth Quadrilateral' of 1888, a document which is now the accepted statement describing Anglicanism although not as widely known as it should be: It takes its name from the Lambeth Conferences and the stability of the four 'legs' of Anglican thinking, Scriptures, Creeds, Sacraments, Episcopate or, if you like, Bible, Beliefs, Worship and Authority. Dates will be announced later.

I hope that many of you will be inquisitive enough about what our Church of Ireland stands for to come along and find out more!

Norman

NEWSLETTER – SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2014 ISSUE 24

Contacts: Clergy: Rev. Dr. Norman E. Gamble 845 4770 086-8153277 normanegamble@iol.ieRev Ken Sherwood 843 5287 086-2580002

Parish Administrator: Anne Taplin 816 8698 087-9806102 standrewsparishmalahide@gmail.comYouth Leader: Jamie Heffelfinger 087-9363182 jkheffelfinger@hotmail.comSt. Andrew's School Office 8450185

Further information about Parish Officers and Parish Organisations at the Parish Website: http://malahide.dublin.anglican.org/

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Parish RegistersHoly Baptism20th June, in St Andrew's (by Ven. Helene Tarneberg Steed, Archdeacon of Clogher), David Alan Billy, son of Jeff and Annie Dunne, 8 Blackwood Lawn. Dublin 15

20th July, in St Andrew's, Alva May Bergdahl and Nancy Elizabeth Bergdahl, twin daughters of Staffan Bergdahl and Deirdre Coleman, 5 Grove Avenue

Holy Matrimony11th July 2014 in St Andrew's, Ciaran Gillen and Amy Diana Hall, both of 5 Parnell Cottages, Malahide.

We wish Ciaran and Amy many happy years of married life together. It was in many ways a local event: Ciaran and Amy both grew up in Malahide and the Hall family have a long and active involvement with parish life and specially with the school where Amy has been a valued member of staff for many years and her mother, Susie, is Deputy Chairperson of the Board of Management as well as being one of our Diocesan Synodspersons.

SympathyWe offer our sympathy to Beverlie O'Flaherty, Gartan on the recent death of her father, and to Adele Notley, Lissadell, whose mother has also died in recent weeks.

Congratulationsto Isobel Morris who won a silver medal at Bloom.

Racial Justice SundayThis takes place on Sunday 14th September, and the preacher at the morning services is Rev Kevin Ronne, Rector of Dunleckney (Bagenalstown, Co Carlow). Kevin is South African and grew up in a white family which was declared to be 'mixed race' at the height of apartheid, which naturally gave him a deepand personal interest in the subject of racial justice! The servicein St Andrew's will be an 'All Age' service.

Malahide HarvestThis will be celebrated on Sunday 28th September when the visiting preacher at the All Age Service at 11.30am will be Rev Norman McCausland, Rector of Raheny and Coolock. It will be Norman's first time to be in St Andrew's and I know he will receive a warm welcome.

On Friday evening at 7pm, there will be a Harvest Supper. It is the first time the Fund-raising Committee has done this, and a great deal of work has gone into the evening and we ask for everyone's support. While we are looking for €10 per adult, children go free as we want to make it a family occasion, socially enjoyable with good food and some entertainment afterwards!

Christmas MarketIt's been a bumper year for fruit. Are your freezers full of fruit which can be made into jam? Jam it for the parish! Bake it for the parish. A well stocked deli and cake stall filled with luscious goodies not only brings in funds at the Christmas Market in its own right: it puts everyone into a good and generous mood to spend on the other stalls as well!

The Market is on November 29th, and tickets for the associatedRaffle will be distributed in advance of the big day as well as

being for sale on the day of the Market itself.

At present, the Parish needs all the money we can raise to balance our books at the end of the year and the Christmas Market is an essential part of our funding. Please sell your allocation of tickets to people outside the parish as well as inside – your friends and neighbours and family elsewhere who might not otherwise give us anything!

There will be an ample supply of additional tickets available from Anne Taplin in the Office.

Parish Presentation to Trevor RichmondAs we will all be aware, Trevor Richmond has just retired after 42 years' service as Principal of St Andrew's School. It is a truly remarkable achievement and he is, we understand, the longest serving Primary School Principal in the State. During those years, he had developed the school in every way to what it is today, with nearly 240 pupils and modern and spacious surroundings.

The parents, families and past pupils will be marking Trevor's retirement with a special function in October, but there will be an opportunity for the parish as a whole, and not just those associated with the school, to gather and thank Trevor for what he has achieved. There will be a special Service of Thanksgiving in celebration of Trevor's ministry in school and parish in St Andrew's on Sunday 28th September at 6.30pm, after which we will adjourn to the Parish Centre for refreshments and a presentation. We invite all parishioners whowould wish to be associated with the presentation to send their donations to Anne Taplin in the Parish Office by Wednesday 24th all envelopes to be marked 'Trevor Richmond Presentation'.

St Doulagh's HarvestThis will be held on Sunday October 12th. The preacher at the morning service will be Very Rev Raymond Ferguson, recently retired as Dean of Kilmore and a primary teacher by profession,and in the evening Rev Asa Bjork Olafsdottir, Rector of Dun Laoghaire. Asa hails from Iceland but has ministered in Ireland for a number of years, in Kells Co Meath and more recently in Dun Laoghaire.

As part of the Harvest celebrations, The Friends of St. Doulagh's are holding a Festival of Flowers from the 11th - 13thOctober. All profits will be used for the restoration of St Doulagh's.

St Doulagh's DayThis year marks a very special anniversary for our parish as it marks the 150th anniversary of the rebuilding of St Doulagh's inits present form in 1862-4. The architect was Sir Charles Lanyon, who designed a number of churches in Ireland and also Queen's College Belfast and was the leading architect working in Ireland at the time. The Perpetual Curate was Rev Geoffrey Studdert-Kennedy who subsequently had a distinguished career in Worcester and whose son was the Rev Geoffrey Studdert-Kennedy, a World War I chaplain known as 'Woodbine Willie'. His grandson, Rev Andrew Studdert-Kennedy is Rector of Marlborough and will be the preacher at the anniversary service which will be held at 7.00 pm on Sunday 16th November, the Vigil of St Doulagh's Day.

St Andrew's SchoolThe beginning of September marks the official retirement of our

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Principal, Trevor Richmond after 42 years at the helm. We wish his successor, Lesley McElhinney, who has been Acting Principal since last November, a long and successful Principalship. Trevor's long and successful tenure will be marked by two events: one for families attached to the school and past pupils and staff in the Portmarnock Golf Links Hotel onFriday 17th October (Details from School 8450185), and a reception to enable the wider parish community to express theirthanks to Trevor for all he has achieved for school and parish over four decades and more, which will be held in St Andrew's Church and Parish Centre on Sunday 28th September at 6.30pm. (Details Parish Office)

Thanksto Norma Williams who organised a 'party' in her house in Portmarnock for the friends and congregation of St Doulagh's which was a great social occasion. It marked the beginning of our celebrations to mark the 150th anniversary of the great rebuilding of the Church in its present form, with the nave and chancel which in their architectural style so wonderfully reflect the original Celtic stonework.

St Andrew's ChurchyardThe Select Vestry is very concerned about the amount of dead plants that have been left on some of the graves, especially in the columbarium area. Following the July meeting, the gardenerhas been instructed to remove all dead plants from the churchyard and dispose of them.

We have always been proud of the neat appearance of the churchyard which has been the subject of much favourable comment from visitors and from parishioners.

Also with the aim of ensuring the continued neat appearance of the Churchyard, the Select Vestry is currently undertaking a comprehensive review of charges and conditions for burials andmemorials.

Church RepairsSome parishioners may have noticed builders' vans outside St Andrew's church. Some problems were noted in plasterwork on the main arch and were dealt with as a matter of urgency. We thank the glebewardens for their quick action and our contractorfor the neat manner in which the area concerned was dealt withbetween a Sunday night and Thursday afternoon. Fortunately, there were no funerals that week! Thankfully, the problem was not as serious as feared, and was caused by some gradual loosening of Victorian plaster which was not up to the standard of the rest of the 1870 plasterwork rather than a problem with damp or the roof. All is now well!

Ideas ForumYou are cordially invited to attend an IDEAS FORUM,at 7.30pmon Thursday 23rd October in the GP room in the school.

The forum is an opportunity for you to come together with members of the parish to air your views, to give your opinions, to ask questions, to listen. Have you any issues you would like to bring up ? Have you any ideas you would like to see developed? Then come along and participate in discussions in small groups which will result in recommendations that can be considered by the Parish. The meeting will be led a trained facilitator, Anne Winslow O'Dea.

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The Wider ChurchIt is important that we remember that the Church is wider than the congregation! We can become aware of the scale of Anglican diversity by seeking to explore and inform ourselves ofwhat is going on on a wider sphere. The Church of Ireland Gazette keeps us informed of events in the Church of Ireland, the Anglican Communion and is published weekly. Subscriptiondetails from Fiona Gavin. The Church Review tells us what is going on in the Diocese, appears monthly and may be ordered from Anne Taplin. We also suggest you might subscribe to the Anglican News Service (www.anglicannews.org) which providesa weekly free bulletin of press releases and commentary on contemporary events relating to Anglicanism and the wider Church, straight to your computer! Also relevant, although it is

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primarily Church of England, is the Church Times which may besubscribed to electronically or in paper form and contains many excellent articles and columns for a surprisingly modest subscription. (www.churchtimes.co.uk)

Andrew SmithAndrew is Education Officer at St Patrick's Cathedral. He is from Malahide and his parents, Mary and Peter Staunton Smith,will be well known to many parishioners. Andrew has initiated a number of projects including a metal sculpture remembering theFirst World War and will be talking about his work at the morning services on October 27th , appropriately a couple of weeks before Remembrance Sunday.

Mothers’ Union

Tuesday 9th September 2014 - there is a Festival Service in Christ Church Cathedral at 7.30pm.

Thursday 11th September 2014 - our opening service in St Andrew’s Church, followed by a committee supper and a chance to chat about our new programme.

Thursday 9th October 2014 – Don O’Donnell will speak about the Irish men who fought in the First World War at 8pm. All welcome.

Thursday 13th November 2014 – The work of the Laura Lynn Foundation – speaker Jane McKenna.

Our work with TRUST has continued on the first Wednesday of the month through the summer. We would like to thank the parishioners who generously donate adult clothes, toiletries andfood. On a few occasions, we have received bags of Children’s clothes which we have to dispose of elsewhere. We would be grateful if you could follow the TRUST ‘Wish List’.

Christine Mullock

The Affirming Catholicism Annual Theological Seminar will be held on 11th October 2014, 10.30 – 4.00, on the topic of “Imaginative Evangelism: the Church, Culture & Mission” in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute, Braemor Park, Dublin 14.

This year's speaker is the Rev'd Dr Alison Milbank, Associate Professor in the Department of Theology, University of Nottingham, and Priest Vicar of Southwell Minster.

She will deliver two lectures at the seminar and will preach at the Eucharist of St Philip the Deacon.

The seminar is open to members of the Church of Ireland and other Christian traditions. Lunch is provided.

The cost of attendance is €20/£16 (paid on the day).

To confirm attendance please email: affcathire@gmail.com

BOOK STALL - CHRISTMAS MARKETGood as new books needed for the Book Stall in November as well as jigsaws and DVDs. Please no books that are soiled or inpoor condition as we have difficulty in disposing of these if unsold. Thank you! Olive 8450745, Andrea 8463703.

Youth GroupNews

I hope you all have had a great summer. The new school year has begun for all of us. We have some new programmes that I hope all of you will want to be a take part in.

Please note: All group meetings will be held in the Parish Centre.

Our Parent with Toddler Group (0-4) is moving to Tuesday mornings from 9:15am until 11:30am. We will have games, singing and tea. Everyone is Welcome. This group will be meeting downstairs. We will start back September, 16.

Our St Andrew’s Parish Bible Study for Children in 1st - 6thclass will meet on Fridays from 2:40pm-3:30pm. We will start by teaching the Gospels in the NT. We will commenceon September, 26. There will be no meetings on the following Fridays- Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 14 and Dec. 12. All families are invited to join with us at Messy Church.

Our Secondary Youth group will meet on Thursday nights from 8pm-9:30pm. We will have games in the Main Hall, Snacks and Stories. All are welcome to take part in this group. We will start Confirmation class up in Oct., if interested please contact me as soon as possible.

We are starting a new programme for the whole family in the Parish Centre on Friday evenings on Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 14 and Dec.12 from 6:30pm-8:30pm. We would welcome all Jr. and Sr. infant families to take part in this new ministry of Messy Church. In Messy Church each nightwe will have a theme for the evening. We will have a welcome time, craft time, celebration time and a meal together. All of our children in the community and youth group members are encouraged to come and bring their families with them.

On Sunday mornings we have Children's’ Church on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Sundays of the month. All children arewelcome to come. We have games, story and a time of prayer together.

We are putting a Hockey team together to play on Sept. 21 after church. If interested please call or email.

We are looking for helpers for all of the groups. If you are interested please contact me.

I look forward to seeing all of you,Jamie Heffelfinger - Youth Leader

(087)936-3182 or jkheffelfinger@hotmail.com

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Select Vestry NewsOn Monday, 14th of July the new members of the Select Vestry gathered for their third official meeting this year. There is always so much going on in people’s lives and we sometimes arrive with busy and anxious thoughts. By starting with prayer, we calm our hearts, reflect and begin the meeting.

Last month, we mentioned the purpose of the Select Vestry- to manage the tasks, discover who is best suited fordifferent roles and work together for the better of the parish and community. We opened with discussions on finances. The Parish Barbecue on the 22nd June was a great success and has been a highlight of the summer for fellowship as well as fundraising. A total of €1,000 was raised. Thank you for your generosity. There was a great atmosphere in the Parish Centre hall (Ian Watkins put in tremendous work organising the food and drinks) as we gathered to share delicious food prepared by many and in particular the food cooked by David and Julia (who so generously gave of their time). The sun shone strongly on the back lawn as we sat together inside and outside to eat and have great conversations with old friends and new. It is on days such as this that we can really see the blessings of shared work and the rewards of being part of this community. Thank you to the team who prepared dishes, cooked, served the food, cleared up and shared in the fun. There will be other events in the coming months including aHarvest Supper, a wine-tasting evening and other events.

Gathering together was a particular point of discussion as we formulated a plan for the Parish Ideas Forum. At the Easter Vestry earlier this year, people expressed a desire for more opportunities to get together with others. A public forum such as is proposed, is a space where we will get together to listen, discuss, innovate, get creative and learn what is important for us, for others and for the parish.

Have you any ideas you’d like to share? What are the three most important issues for you in the Parish? Have a chat with your friends and other parishioners about the Ideas Forum on the 23rd October so by the time the evening happens, we’ll be bursting with fabulous ideas and action plans! Please, mark it in your diaries and come along.

Sometimes we lose sight of the gifts we have, particularly as the demands of life overwhelm our natural state of happiness and peace. Have you forgotten to nourish your unique talents or to allow your abilities flourish? One passage that comes to mind is from Matthew 5: 14:

“You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.”

Other points of discussion included the participation of young people in the parish, the formula of worship such as the toddler service and the Sunday services. We discussed cleaning the graveyard to remove flowers that had decayed.

Engaging with other traditions will also be highlighted duringthe Harvest season as we gather to give thanks for our gifts, to share them with those who don’t have enough and to remember how some of us are left without the basic love,care and kindness of others.

You are an important part of this Parish with a unique perspective and life experience. Thank you for your contribution- for coming along to Church, doing a reading orprayer, the collection, playing the organ, singing in the choir, sharing a giggle in the pews, being part of one of the groups, visiting your neighbour or cheerfully greeting another. Life is richer when we share our personal gifts; thank you one and all for your unique contribution.

With every blessing for your good health & a joyful month, Emma

Emma Rogan

YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PARISHI have just taken over as Parish Recorder and I thought it might be useful to explain to parishioners what my role is.

The Recorder looks after the records for the Direct Giving Schemes. These schemes are the weekly envelopes you put onthe plate; and the bank Standing Order scheme and annual donation by cheque. I keep a record of each parishioner’s contributions so that the annual total can be ascertained. Theserecords are completely separate from all other Parish records inorder to maintain the confidentiality of individual contributions. The Recorder is the only person who knows what each parishioner contributes. You can identify your annual contribution in the anonymised list that I publish each year, but nobody else will know from that list how much another person gave. This is achieved by allocating a unique confidential number to each parishioner in the envelope scheme. This number is known only to the Recorder and the individual parishioner. In the case of the Standing Order Scheme, I have aseparate bank account, the details of which are known only to me. Again, you can check that your annual contribution has been correctly accounted for by inspecting the anonymised list of donations. Some parishioners are in one scheme or the otherand some are in both and there are some who are in neither. Allwho contribute have a confidential number.

If you are not in one of the schemes, would you like to consider now supporting your parish in this way, preferably by Standing Order? Let me assure you of the strict accountability and confidentiality that would surround your contributions. Whether you are in a scheme or not and would like to contact me with any queries, please don’t hesitate to give me a call.

TAX BACKSome parishioners can contribute €250 or more in a tax year. If they complete a CHY 3 or 4 form, the Parish is able to claim a refund of Income Tax on their donations at the rate of 30%. From 2013 onwards, the repayment scheme was altered so thatboth PAYE tax payers and self-employed persons are treated inthe same way. The donation is considered to be made net of anIncome Tax deduction of 30%. Thus, a contribution of €250 is considered to be a gross gift of €357 from the giver and the Parish can claim a tax refund of €107.

If you have been able to contribute over €250, I would urge you to complete the CHY form that I will send to you in the next few weeks for 2013; and then to return it to me for processing.

If you have any questions at all, you can reach me at:Robert Barker BA, MA, FCCA, ATIIKaribu Sana, Broomfield, Malahide.

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Friends of St. Doulagh'sThe Friends of St. Doulagh's are holding a Festival of Flowers from the 11th - 13th October. We have a first class team of arrangers, many of whom were exhibitors or arrangers in the recent "World Flower Festival” in the R.D.S. A preview will take place on Friday 10th with the official opening at 7.30 pm by Trevor Sargent, former leader of the Green Party.

Our Theme is "Lord, for the Years we give our thanks today"

Opening times will be as follows, for viewing and full guided tours: Saturday 11th. from 10am to 5pm.

Sunday 12th from 11am to 5pmMonday 12th from 12am to 4pm

Also, on Monday at 7.00 pm "Harvest Home" an evening of Music & Refreshments. Admission €10.

Admission to the Festival is €10 (Children Free) Contact Victor at 087-6711547 for Groups .Admission includes full guided tours of the church.

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(Established 1976)New members are welcome to join the Indoor Bowling Club which meets on Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm in the St Andrew’s Parish Hall, Church Road, Malahide. Coaching is provided free for new members. Our season starts on 10th September 2014.

Contact: Eric CramptonHon. Secretary

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Monday – Friday 10.00 – 12.30 and 2.00 – 4.30.

Free legal information on the last Saturday of each month.

Daily Service at 9.15amMatins (a short form of Morning Prayer) is said each morning at 9.15 am from 6th October. All are welcome to come along. Parking is available in the Rectoryfor this service, simply put the car into any available space! It lasts about 15mins, and consists of scripture reading and prayers in which we remember before God our own spiritual and physical needs, and the needs of world and community

Contacts

Pastoral Care and Support

Margot Seymour 845 2118Hazel Caird 845 0481

Churchwardens

St. Andrew's

Anne Winslow O'DeaRichard Firth

St. Doulagh's

Alan JonesKen McAllister

Church Services – SeptemberSt. Andrew’s Church, Malahide: Sunday Services7th 8.00 am Holy Communion12th after Trinity 11.30 am Holy Communion & Children’s Church 6.30 pm Evening Prayer14th (Racial Justice Sunday) 8.00 am Holy Communion13th after Trinity 11.30 am All Age Service: Rev Kevin Ronne 6.30 pm Holy Communion21st 8.00 am Holy CommunionSt Matthew Apostle & Martyr 10.30 am Toddler’s Service 11.30 am Holy Communion & Children’s Church 6.30 pm Ministry of Healing28th 8.00 am Holy Communion15th after Trinity(Harvest Thanksgiving)

11.30 am 'All Age' Harvest Thanksgiving Service: Rev Norman McCausland

6.30 pm Evening Prayer, followed by Reception and Presentation to Trevor Richmond from the Parish in the School.

Weekday ServicesWednesday 3rd 11.00 am Holy CommunionWednesday 10th 11.00 am Holy CommunionWednesday 17th 11.00 am Holy CommunionWednesday 24th 11.00 am Holy CommunionMonday 29th St Michael and All Angels 9.15 am Holy Communion

St. Doulagh’s Church, Balgriffin (all services at 10.00 am)7th Morning Prayer14th Holy Communion (Racial Justice Sunday: Rev Kevin Ronne)21st Morning Prayer28th Holy Communion

– OctoberSt. Andrew’s Church, Malahide: Sunday Services5th 8.00 am Holy Communion16th after Trinity 11.30 am Holy Communion & Children’s Church 6.30 pm Evening Prayer12th 8.00 am Holy Communion17th after Trinity 11.30 am Holy Communion & Children’s Church NO EVENING SERVICE (St Doulagh’s Harvest at 7pm)19th 8.00 am Holy Communion18th after Trinity 10.30 am Toddlers’ Service 11.30 am Holy Communion & Children’s Church 6.30 pm Ministry of Healing26th 8.00 am Holy CommunionFifth before Advent 11.30 am All Age Service Mr Andrew Smith, Education

Officer, St Patrick's Cathedral 6.30 pm Holy Communion

Weekday ServicesWednesday 1st 11.00 am Holy CommunionWednesday 8th 11.00 am Holy CommunionWednesday 15th 11.00 am Holy CommunionSaturday 18th St Luke the Evangelist 9.15 am Holy CommunionWednesday 22nd 11.00 am Holy CommunionThursday 23rd James, Brother of the Lord, Martyr 9.15 am Holy CommunionTuesday 28th SS Simon & Jude Apostles, Martyrs 9.15 am Holy CommunionWednesday 29th 11.00 am Holy Communion

St. Doulagh’s Church, Balgriffin5th 10.00 am Morning Prayer12th 10.00 am Harvest Thanksgiving: Eucharist, Preacher, Very Rev Raymond

Ferguson 7.00 pm Ecumenical Harvest Thanksgiving Evening Prayer: Preacher, Rev

Asa Bjork Olafsdottir, Rector of Dun Laoghaire19th 10.00 am Morning Prayer26th 10.00 am Holy Communion Address, Andrew Smith, Education Officer, St

Patrick's Cathedral