Kyle Dacon at the piano |
Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Welcome...Rev. Janeen Hill
Prelude...Lorie Courier / “This Is My Father’s World,” arranged by Mark Hayes
*Call to Worship (inspired by Matthew 11:29 and Revelation 21:5)...Claudia Mills
Leader: Come all who are weary...
People: Of wealth, of poverty, of power, of struggle, of division.
Leader: Come all who are heavy-laden...
People: With too much, with too little, with anxiety, with fear, with anger.
Leader: Come all who have hope...
People: For liberation, for peace, for freedom, for the kingdom.
Leader: Hear these words.
People: “See, I am making all things new.”
—From I Am Making All Things New by Rosie Venner
*Hymn...“Spirit of God” v. 1-3 (TFWS #2117)
Affirmation of Faith (inspired by Matthew 25:16-20 / Matthew 9:35-38)...Claudia Mills
I believe in a God who created all things and seeks for all to be in communion as God’s people. I believe in Jesus Christ who showed us how to share love and who commissioned us to go out into the highways and byways inviting all to be a part of God’s work in the world. I believe in the Holy Spirit who leads and guides us into the world and then touches the lives ofthose around us in ways that make them receptive to love. I believe in the harvest and the call for laborers to receive and respond, sharing light and life with the world. Amen.
—Rev. Tim Tate, Warrenton UMC (Virginia)
Old Testament Lesson: Isaiah 55...Claudia Mills
Special Music...Ron Revier and Lorie Courier / “Be Thou My Vision”
Community prayer concerns and celebrations
Pastoral Prayer / The Lord’s Prayer...Rev. Janeen Hill
New Testament Lesson: John 4:1-18...Rev. Janeen Hill
Leader: This is the Word of God for the people of God.
People: Thanks be to God.
Sermon...Rev. Janeen Hill / “The Woman at the Well”
*Hymn...“All Who Hunger” (TFWS #2126)
*Words for the Journey...Rev. Janeen Hill
*Response...“God Be With You Till We Meet Again” v. 1 and chorus (UMH #672)
Postlude...Kyle Dacon, doctoral student in the CU Music School /
“Praise Him! Praise Him!” arranged by Mark Hayes
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