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Rectors Desk
Grace and Peace
Author: Venerable Andrew Manning
Date: 2025-12-12
Date: 2025-12-12
The Third Sunday of Advent along with the preceding
Friday and Wednesday are Ember days. On these
days we give thanks and prayers for those called to
the ordained ministry of the church. On Saturday the
13th the Bishop will be ordaining two Priests and eight
Deacons. We thank God for them and pray for their
ministries.
We are privileged to be sharing in the celebration
of a great milestone in the lives of two Priests of the
Diocese as Peter Gunning and Grahame Ainslie lead
us in worship on Sunday, and we celebrate their
Ordinations and long and meaningful ministries.
We thank God for their life and ministry and praise
God for his faithfulness to them.
As we continue to reflect on Advent of Anticipation
we follow the example of John the Baptist who
"prepares the way for the Lord." I pray that we will
prayerfully and joyfully seek ways to honor Christ's
work in our lives.
To make room for His ministry in our lives, we ask His
Holy Spirit to guide and assist us in embracing
our humanity and the transformation of our lives.
We are still surrounded by people who make no room
for Jesus and avoid godly conversation. But let us be
those who have adopted a humble place for the birth
of Jesus into our lives. Let us embrace the spirit of
anticipation of the coming of Jesus into our world. Let
us replace fear with hope.
Christ comes to find Jesus afresh.
May Christmas bring to mind our rescue from
worshipping Jesus - but our dedication will bring us to