Sunday 26th July 2026

Here’s our Zoom link –

Topic: St Martin’s Sunday Worship. To Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81508696154?pwd=cnErZFM5VG5OQVhsZkxYc0dxOHdvUT09

Meeting ID: 815 0869 6154
Passcode: 712158

NOTICES:

A very warm welcome to you all this morning. Please stay for morning tea following the service.

Donations: if you are able to support the ministry at St Martins our bank account is: 03-1598-0011867-00. Please include your name as a reference.

Wednesday Walk 29th July meet 9.30am at the corner of Bridle Path Rd & Ferrymead Park Dr – that’s the entrance to Ferrymead Park.  We’ll walk round the area then drive to the Columbus Café at Mitre 10 Ferrymead for coffee. All welcome. Barbara and Alan 021 126 3801.

Brainfit for Life 4-week class starting on Friday 4 September HERE 1-2.30pm. Limited spaces available. Cost $250. Contact Ina (ina@brainfit.nz) to sign up, or for more information. See noticeboard for details.

THIS WEEK AT ST MARTINS                                    

Monday 10am               Tend cuppa & chat (lounge) Emily 022 094 1492

Monday 4.15pm           Meditation Group (lounge) Dugald 021 161 7007

Tuesday 7-9pm             Mums n Tums (lounge) Livvy 027 327 6369

Wednesday 9.30am      Walk: Ferrymead Park Barbara & Alan 021 126 3801

Wednesday 7-9pm       Cantabile choir (lounge) Rose 027 254 0586

Thursday 10am             Crafty Crafters (lounge) Sally 332 4730

Thursday 1.30pm          Sit & Keep Fit (church) Anneke 021 077 4065

Friday 10am-12noon    Mums n Tums (lounge) Livvy 027 327 6369

“AI & Humanity” Conference 28th & 29th August 2026. Cashmere Presbyterian Church, 2 MacMillan Ave. Tickets from: https://events.humanitix.com/ai-and-humanity-conference. AI & Humanity Conference 2026 is a one-and-a-half-day public gathering designed to inform, equip and inspire a general audience about Artificial Intelligence — its rapid developments, its practical applications, and its deeper implications for our lives, communities and humanity itself. The conference is hosted by Cashmere Presbyterian Church and explicitly welcomes all people, regardless of faith background. The event aims to:

  • Demystify AI for everyday people — what it is, how it works, where it is headed
  • Provide practical tools and skills to engage AI confidently in personal and professional life
  • Explore the ethical, social, and human dimensions of AI — including perspectives from both faith and non-faith traditions
  • Create a safe, curious, and collegial space for honest conversation about threats and opportunities
  • Connect Christchurch/Canterbury people with leading New Zealand voices on AI

A Rocha Eco Church online gathering Monday 27 July, 7.00-8.30 pm to share ideas, encouragement, and practical inspiration to help meaningful engagement                              with this year’s Season of Creation. Explore this year’s theme, Living Water, inspired by Ezekiel 47:9, 12. Share practical ideas and resources for worship, preaching and prayer. Hear from Courtenay Wilson, Vicar of St Peter’s Anglican Church, Kaik?ura, and Nelson Anglican Creation Care Enabler and Peter Christensen, a stormwater specialist, who will help us explore the importance of healthy waterways and our role in caring for them. Please RSVP to receive your Zoom link:
https://arochanz.infoodle.com/f/EcoChurchKoreroSoC27July2026