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Old Testament: Jonah 3 - 4
New Testament: Luke 10 : 23 - 29 Sermon: Jonah in Nineveh
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Old Testament: 2 Kings 5:1-14
New Testament: Luke 3:21-22 Sermon: "In God We Trust"
Psalm 103:1-14
Luke 10:38-42 Sermon: Meditate On God Your Creator
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Prelude: Pam Stewart “Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee” CALL TO WORSHIP: Psalm 103 Praise the Lord, my soul and forget not all God’s benefits to me. Let all that is within me bless God’s Holy Name! For God’s crowns us with love and compassion. Praise ethe Lord, O my soul! *Hymn: “God of Great and God of Small” # 19
PRAYER OF CONFESSION:
Lord of Life and Mercy, we confess before You and one another that we have not Your light in us enough to be good alone, we quickly lose our way in both excess and negligence, we have not eyes of our heart to see others as You do, we are quick to excuse ourselves and brood over the sins of others, we do not think of the harm and suffering we have caused others, and we are not able to keep ourselves in true peace of mind because of our sins. Have mercy on us, Christ, and bring us to know You and have everlasting life. Amen Time of silent prayer Assurance of Pardon *Response – Gloria Patri # 581 Passing of the Peace Scripture Reading: Old Testament: Genesis 3: 4-13 New Testament: Luke 15: 8-10 Sermon: “ The Lost Coin” *Hymn: “There is a Longing in Our Hearts ” # 470 * Apostles’ Creed Presentation of tithes and offering Offertory “Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us” *Doxology Prayer of dedication Joys and Concerns Prayers of the people The Lord’s Prayer Hymn: ”I Need Thee Every Hour” # 735 Benediction Postlude; Pam Stewart “God of Our Fathers”
As of Monday, June 1, Rev. Page Creach will be our pastor! Next week, our worship service will be moving at 9 am, with Sunday School after.
Today's guest speaker is Rev. Skip Noftzger.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Prelude: Carol Smith CALL TO WORSHIP: When Jesus speaks, our hearts burn within us; our eyes are opened when he breaks the bread. Peace be with you. Jesus stands among us. Peace be with you. The risen Lord is here. Let us bow down in worship before the Lord. INVOCATION
Hymn: “Open My Eyes, That I May See # 451
*PRAYER OF CONFESSION: Almighty God, though we know better, we have walked the roads of life without recognizing You and Your care in our lives. We have worried about our own needs and desires rather than hearing You. Too often, Lord, we have sought to love and serve ourselves and made idols our of things of this world. So, this day, we confess that we are in need of Your grace for forgiveness, for transformation. Open our eyes that we may see You and respond, knowing that Your righteousness extends to us and therefore, we seek to live by that same righteousness. For we pray in the name of Jesus, the Christ we pray. AMEN *Time of silent prayer *Assurance of Pardon *Response – Gloria Patri # 581 Passing of the Peace Prayer of Illumination Scripture: Luke 24: 13-35 Scripture: 1 Peter 1: 17-23 Sermon: “Encounters of the Burning Heart Kind” Apostle’s Creed ( book version) *Hymn: “Be Thou My Vision” # 450 Presentation of tithes and offering Offertory *Doxology Prayer of dedication Joys and Concerns Prayers of the people The Lord’s Prayer Hymn: “I Love to Tell the Story” # 462 Benediction Postlude Carol Smith
Anniversary: Rick & Marlene McFeely
Remember our food collection and Jesus said “You give them something to eat.” Please let Betty or Bob Fisher know of anyone within the community that maybe in need at this time. Session will meet Monday night at 7 pm. April 20th. Cheryl Bell is asking prayers for her cousin in Florida, Susan Aliberti, in hospital very sick. Let’s see what a lot of prayers can accomplish. From Rev. Scott Shetter: This year, we joined the Komen community and registered for the Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK walk. With Kimberly’s diagnosis two years ago, this fight has come to the forefront of our attention. So many millions of women are diagnosed each year. No matter the level of diagnosis, the physical, mental, and emotional toll are exacting. Medications are rough on the body no matter whether it is Chemo, radiation, or hormone suppressants. Each woman has heir own journey and survivors must heal at their own unique pace.Please consider making a tax-deductible donation today in support of our fundraising efforts. Ending breast cancer needs all of us, and your generosity can make a real difference. Will you please join us in his fight by making your donation today? This is the link to our personal fundraising page: https://secure.info-komen.org/site/TR?fr_id=11138&px=27471762. Thank You, Rev. Dr. Scott Shetter Laboratory Presbyterian Church (724) 222-5630 www.labpresbychurch.org Please pray for John West who fell and broke his ribs. His cataract surgery had to be postponed till his ribs heal.
Continuing Prayer List
Ricci Amos, Sandy Stone, Sarah Wilson, Carl Weber, Suzy Smith, Marley Smith, Jim Westfall, Helen Provenzano, Jim King, Mary Stoey, Tim Knabenshue, Karen Hunter, Dave Cowden, Butch and Cindy Ward, Frank Huffman, Donna West, Bob and Betty Fisher, Jean Kuhn, Charlie Harris, Mike Durila, Ron Westfall, John West, Jimmy Svetz, Susan Aliberti, Any unspoken needed prayers
Today's guest speaker is Rev. Bobby Smith.
Luke 18:18-25
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