Worship Bulletins
July 28, 2024
Contemporary Service
Prelude | “Come Forth”
Gathering the Church
Call to Worship
Attendance, Prayers and Praises
Music | “God So Loved”
Music | “My Jesus”
Sacrament of Baptism and New Members
Music | “No Doubt About It”
Congregational Prayer
Proclamation of the Word
Scripture | Luke 4:16-21
Sermon | Oscar Romero | The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans
Response to the Word
Music | “Fear Is Not My Future”
Music | “Who You Say I Am”
Sending Forth
Announcements
Benediction | The Rev. Magrey deVega
Traditional Service
Gathering the Church
Prelude | “Aria” – David Paxton
Call to Worship
Hymn | #157 “Jesus Shall Reign” – DUKE STREET
Affirmation of Faith #886
Doxology | #94 “Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow” – LASST UNS ERFREUEN
Announcements
Anthem | “O Worship the King” – arr. Patricia Sanders Cota
Prayer
Hymn | 581 “Lord, Whose Love Through Humble Service” – BEACH SPRING
Proclamation of the Word
Scripture | Luke 4:16-21
Sermon | Oscar Romero | The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans
Response to the Word
Anthem | “Grace” – Mark Hayes
Hymn Introduction
Hymn | #580 “Lead On, O King Eternal” – LANCASHIRE
Benediction | The Rev. Magrey deVega
Postlude | “Trumpet Voluntary” – Gordon Young
Online Service
Welcome | Mat Hotho & Colleen Schmitt
Gathering the Church
Music | “Another In The Fire”
Prayer Engagement | The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans
Congregational Prayer
Proclamation of the Word
Scripture | Luke 4:16-21
Sermon | Oscar Romero | The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans
Response to the Word
Sending Forth
Music | “O God Beyond All Praising” – Hal Hopson
Benediction | Mat Hotho & Colleen Schmitt
Family Circle
Healing Prayer
Judy Bessette
Sandy Harbour
Ken Snyder
We Celebrate the Baptism Of:
- Wesley Pryor and his daughter, Eva-Rose (9:30 a.m.)
- Lauren Gabriela Donzarro, daughter of Stephanie & Travis, great-grand daughter of Pauline Holovak (9:30 a.m.)
The Flowers in the Sanctuary are given to the glory of God by Jeff and Kim Clarke in loving memory of Anne Murray.
Next Sunday
Sunday, July 28
Oscar Romero
Luke 4:16-21
The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans
Archbishop Oscar Romero was a powerful voice for freedom and liberation for the people of El Salvador, and his untimely death by an assassin’s bullet leaves behind a stirring witness to the power of non-violence in addressing systemic inequities and injustice. His work was a living embodiment of the words of Luke 4, in which Jesus spoke of setting the captives free, recovery of sight to the blind, and the proclamation of the Lord’s favor.
Licensure
Music in today’s services is covered under
OneLicense.net License #A-724828
CCLI License #1026477