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Pray that the Lord would heal Jim Baker of all his cancer and other illnesses, and restore the strength of his youth. Pray that the Lord would be with the people in our community who are experiencing challenging family situations. May He bring peace to those who are struggling with broken hearts. Guide us to give comfort where it is needed and be compassionate without judgement. Please pray for Sharilyn's parents as her dad (Harry) has tests to see if he has colon cancer. Please pray for those who have been impacted by the flooding in Cambodia and Thailand. The water levels in flood-ravaged Cambodia have been receding, but the danger of disease has increased. A worker in Thailand writes, Our church is flooded, and the flood also ruined the church members houses. For some houses, the water has reached to the roof. Pray that God will use this crisis to draw many to the Saviour.
West Harbour Alliance Church 145 Moire Road, West Harbour, Waitakere 0618 (09) 416-8991 www.whac.net.nz
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Pastoral Team
Pastor Matthew and Sharilyn Mordaunt 832 3922
Elders Board
Jacob Lauaki Joh Remiens Barry Thomas
Executive Committee
Tom McKean (Treasurer), Naren Nanjan, Pauline Thomas, Matthew Mordaunt, and a representative from the Elders Board.
Church Office
416 8991 Pastor Matts office hours are 9am 11.30am Sun-Tue, Thurs & Fri. If you would like to drop by outside these hours, please ring the church before you come.
TODAY
10.30am Morning Worship
Led by: Speaker: Series: Topic: Bethany Lauaki Matt Mordaunt Questions from the Curious Loving My Annoying Neighbours Christchurch is Calling
From 19-22 January, the Alliance churches of NZ are sending a work team of men and women down to Christchurch to support the efforts of the Burwood Christian Centre as they continue to help those affected by the Christchurch earthquakes. The cost of the trip will not exceed $200, and registration forms need to be submitted before 29 November.
Philippians 4:6 (NIV) Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and 7 thank him for all he has done. If you do this, you will experience God's peace, which is far more wonderful than the human mind can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus. In times of troubles, my questions to God come fast and furious. Like Lieutenant Dan in the movie "Forest Gump," I shout and cry out to God when the storms hit. "What are You doing to me, God? Why me? Come on God, I really don't need a pop quiz on life right now. Where are You, God? Are You real? Do You care?" I am shouting out so much and feeling so sorry for myself that God is silent. Even if God tried to speak to me, I would not listen. When we are in the midst of difficult circumstances, we need to move from focusing on ourselves, toward focusing on God and His word, so His work can begin in a powerful way. What has made the above passages become real to me in difficult circumstances? It's really simple. I have done what the passages told me to do. They instruct us to give thanks in all circumstances and don't worry. I thanked God for what I was going through. It was the most difficult prayer I have ever prayed. I thanked Him for all my problems, praying continually. The faith came back more quickly, and is stronger than ever. Along with faith came joy. Unfortunately, some people misunderstand this. They believe God wants us to pretend all is well, when it is not. But God does not want us to deny reality; He wants to help us discover what is redemptive in it. For more, go to www.whac.net.nz/resources
Please stay for a cup of tea or coffee in the hall or for prayer with an Elder in the Sanctuary.
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27 30 January 2012 is going to be massive, and Light (the shiny and new WHAC Youth Ministry) is going. For information see Sophie Thomas.
Next weekend...
Kevin Nichol will be joining us to talk about guilt and forgiveness, because despite the fact that we believe in God's forgiveness, many of us still linger in guilt. Come and be encouraged.
Prayer at WHAC
Prayer night: Join us in the church 01 December and 15 December Focus: Community Christmas Outreaches
Home Groups
McKeans: Mordaunts: Thomas: Please see Tom for details Meets 24 November and 08 December Meets 24 November and 08 December
Elders Board 7th December 2011 Executive Committee 21st December 2011