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Regular services at George Street
United Church take place every Sunday at 11:00 AM from the main Sanctuary. Our
Church is located For more information about our
regular Sunday Worship or special activities and services taking place at George Street
United Church, When visiting St. John's, feel free
to make George Street United Church your "church home away from home"...
we would love to meet _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
GEORGE STREET UNITED CHURCHROOTED IN THE ROCK: TRANSFORMING FOR TOMORROW Sunday July 18th. 2010 – 8th. Sunday After Pentecost *indicates the congregation is to please stand, as you are able ROOTED IN THE ROCK: TRANSFORMING FOR TOMORROW WE GATHER AS GOD’S PEOPLE
Organ Prelude *Welcome Life and Ministry of George Street United Church *Call to Worship We come into the house of the Lord, seeking shelter from the outside world May we know the safety and comfort of this place.
We come into this
worship space to celebrate the love of God.
We come, thankful for
all that God provides. All our needs are met. *Opening Hymn: Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love VU # 222
Prayer of Approach (in unison): Children’s Hymn: A Little Child the Saviour Came VU# 342 (1&2/3&4) Children’s Time SACRAMENT OF HOLY BAPTISM
Prayer of Confession: (in unison):
Our Assurance: God offers us the love and
the guidance that we might be on the level, with all that God seeks for each of
us. *Hymn: Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation VU # 325
Old Testament
Reading:
Amos 8:1-12 Gerard Marche
*Responsive
Reading: Psalm 52 VU # 777
Gerard Marche Anthem: Soloist – Christina McNeily
Epistle Reading: Colossians 1:15-28
Rev. Sue
Gospel Reading: Luke
10:38-42 Rev. Sue Meditation Safe and Sound?? *Hymn: In the Bulb There Is a Flower VU # 703 Prayers of Thanksgiving, Intercession and the Lord’s Prayer Offering: *Doxology Grant Us, God, the Grace VU # 540
*Offertory Prayer: *Hymn: Blessed Assurance VU# 337 *Commissioning and Benediction
Minutes for Mission July 18, 2010 Transformation through Drama
Gary
MacDonald is an
overseas personnel serving with the Amity Foundation and is funded by Mission
and Service. He works as an English
Gary and another
teacher decided to put on a play. Not one student had participated in such a
thing and most were unsure what drama was.
To accommodate a cast of 30, a
simple plot was turned into a full-length story with singing and dancing, even
though none of the students had
Then something happened: faces
became brighter; students who had spoken English in shy whispers opened up in
beautiful confidence; imaginations
That was three years ago. Many
of those students are still on campus, role models among their fellow students
both in and outside the classroom.
Your Mission and Service
gifts support Gary’s work helping young Chinese students become excellent
teachers and strong individuals.
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