Today’s guest speaker is Rev. C.J. Haury
 
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PRELUDE: "Christ Arose"
CALL TO WORSHIP:                                                                                                                               L: ALLELUJAH! CHRIST IS RISEN!
ALL: CHRIST IS RISEN INDEED! HALLELUJAH!
 
PRAYER OF ADORATION

Today’s guest speaker is Rev. Jim Agnew.
 
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VOTUM and SALUTATION:

INTROIT: HYMN: “God of Grace and God of Glory” 

CALL TO WORSHIP: Weary and overwhelmed, we gather. God’s holy word
revives us. Simple and confused, we yield. God’s word gives us wisdom.
Blind and uncomprehending, we await. God’s word enlightens our eyes. More precious than gold is God’s word. Sweeter than honey are God’s commands.

Good morning!
We're so glad that you've joined us today!

Lois did our lesson this week, and requested that we listen to this hymn, "It Is Well With My Soul."

Horatio G. Spafford wrote the text to this hymn. His son only son died of pneumonia. He then lost everything in the Chicago fire of 1871. He planned to travel with his wife and four daughters back to England. However, Spafford was detained with business at the last minute, and his family traveled without him. The ship they were on sank, killing all four of his daughters. When his wife reached Cardiff, Wales, Mrs. Spafford sent a telegram to her husband: "Saved Alone."

Spafford immediately went to join her. The words were said to be written as he approached the area of the ocean where the ship carrying his daughters sank.

When we met together in person, we share our joys and concerns. Take some time to think about the last week. Who might you pray for? What prayer requests do you have? If you have any that you would like to share, you can add them as a comment below. When you are ready, pray the prayer below, including any prayer requests we may have.

Good morning!
We're delighted that you decided to join us today!

When we met in person, we talked about our joys and concerns. Think over your past week, and what joys and concerns you have. When you are ready, work through the prayer below. It should allow you to include your prayers woven through a Psalm. (It is a little long!)