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Welcome to the Parish of Modbury and Golden Grove

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Finding True North: Leadership, Love, and Legacy

 

What does it mean to live a life fully aligned with God? This week’s scriptural readings invite us to reflect on the core markers of a faithful journey: the legacy we leave behind, the integrity with which we share our faith, and the absolute priority of love. Together, these passages act as a spiritual compass, pointing us toward true north.

In Deuteronomy 34:1–12, we witness the poignant end of an era. Moses stands atop Mount Nebo, gazing at the Promised Land he will not enter. His life ends not in disappointment, but in a profound testament to legacy. He passes the mantle of leadership to Joshua, leaving behind a blueprint of unparalleled intimacy with God. Moses reminds us that our faithfulness is measured not by completing the journey ourselves, but by how well we prepare the next generation to carry the promise forward.

Turning to the New Testament, 1 Thessalonians 2:1–13 provides a masterclass in relational integrity. Paul defends his ministry, reminding the Thessalonians that he spoke not to please human audiences, but to please God. His leadership was marked by deep affection—cherishing the community "like a nursing mother cares for her children". Paul demonstrates that true spiritual authority is rooted in transparency, gentle care, and a willingness to share our very lives alongside the Gospel.

Finally, in Matthew 22:34–46, Jesus cuts through religious noise to deliver the ultimate priority. When tested by the Pharisees, He reveals the Greatest Commandments: love God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and love your neighbour as yourself. He then shifts the focus to His own identity as the Messiah, the Son of David and Lord of all. Jesus anchors everything—law, prophecy, and ministry—in the transformative power of love.

As you prepare for worship today, ask yourself: How am I cultivating love in my daily interactions, and what legacy am I building for those who follow?

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Usual weekly services and activities:

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Sunday:        Holy Communion 8.00 am

                       Holy Communion 10am

Monday:       Bible Study 10.00 am 

Tuesday:       Holy Communion 8.30 am

                        Community Garden 9.30 am

Wednesday: Bible Study 10.00 am

                        Fortnightly Foodbank   10.00 am

                        Christian Meditation 7pm - 8pm October; 11th & 25th November; 9th December

Thursday:      Holy Communion 10.00 am

Friday:            Community Garden 9.30 am

                        

 

1st Tuesday of the month Community Garden BBQ 11.30 am

1st and 3rd Sunday of the month Bari Service 11.30 am

2nd Thursday of the month Men's Group 7.30 pm

1st Friday of the month "Come as You Are" - Women's Fellowship 10-12 â€‹

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