Easter Sunday - Friendship Baptist Church · celebrates Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior in a format...
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MODERN WORSHIP CLASSIC WORSHIP March 27, 2016 11:00 a.m. Song sheets of the hymns are available in the Narthex. Parents with restless infants are welcome to come into the nursery. March 27, 2016 9:00 a.m. It is our expressed hope that in this time we might offer worship which celebrates Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior in a format which is both Biblically-based and contextually relevant. We invite you to join us in God- directed, life-giving praise and worship of our God! The Guide For Today: Five minutes before worship is when we start to center ourselves for worship. Consider reading the meditative reflection passage on the next panel. We encourage all those attending to gather for worship as we set the frame of our vision and welcome all in song. The words to the songs are on the screens. music Feel free to stand, sit, kneel, dance or sing. We encourage you to participate in today’s worship. opening song Alisa Johnson and David Whitehead Children unveiling of the grave cloths welcome greeting in the name of the Lord worship music Oh Happy Day—Jesus Culture Amazing Grace—Phil Wickham At The Cross—Chris Tomlin Worthy Is The Lamb—Brooklyn Tabernacle prayer We believe in the power of God through prayer for healing. Place your intercessory prayer request on the communion table and we will pray for it in worship. offering God invites us to join in His work. One way we do this at MWPC is to give from our financial blessings to support our mission and God’s work through our church. This is collected during the last song before the sermon. sermon This is a teaching from the Bible. We study scripture, its historic themes, and interpret God’s powerful word and its relevance for today. The Message Rev. Karen Greenawalt “Road to Rising: Talking the Resurrection Walk with Jesus” Luke 24:1-17, 25-27 NT. Pg.90 in blue pew Bible) life in our church blessing It is good to be reminded of our ever-present God. This affirmation is made so we can take comfort and direction as we leave after our Sending Song. fellowship join us for refreshments after worship and participate in G.O.D. time to deepen your relationship with the church. Easter Sunday We Respond to God’s Love OUR PASTORAL CONCERNS Intercessory Prayers and the Lord’s Prayer CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE “Christ has died; Christ is risen; Christ will come again. ” GIVING OF OUR TITHES & OFFERINGS Kaaren Nelsen Offertory Bob Joyner, Organ Alleluia —W.A. Mozart *DOXOLOGY AND OFFERTORY PRAYER Kaaren Nelsen *AFFIRMATION OF FAITH (Unison) “The Apostles Creed” No. 137 (“Holy Catholic Church” means Church Universal” HYMN OF MEDITATION (See Screens) **“Joyful Is the Dark” (Verses 1, 2 & 4) We Hear God’s Message to Us FIRST SCRIPTURE LESSON Isaiah 53 (OT. Pg. 683 in blue pew Bible) ANTHEM Chancel Choir directed by Alisa Johnson God Will Be Exalted —Ken Bible SECOND SCRIPTURE LESSONS Luke 24:1-17, 25-27 (NT. Pg. 90 in blue pew Bible) THE MESSAGE Rev. Karen Greenawalt “Road to Rising: Talking the Resurrection Walk with Jesus” We Leave with God *HYMN OF RESPONSE (See Screens) **“Christ Is Risen! Shout Hosanna! ” *BENEDICTION AND RESPONSE (See Screens) “Go To the World” POSTLUDE Bob Joyner, Organ Jesus Christ Is Risen Today —Robert Hobby The Church Gathers CHIMING CALL TO MEDITATIVE REFLECTION “A dead Christ I must do everything for; a living Christ does everything for me. ” Andrew Murray PRELUDE Bob Joyner, Organ Meditation —Fred Bock During the prelude, we invite you to quiet your heart in preparation to worship God. OPENING MUSIC Alisa Johnson and David Whitehead CHILDREN UNVEILING OF THE GRAVE CLOTHS CALL TO WORSHIP Leader: Christ is Risen! People: Christ is Risen! Leader: Christ is Risen! People: Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia! Alleluia! *PROCESSIONAL HYMN (No. 289) “Christ the Lord Is Risen Today” WELCOME AND LIFE IN OUR CHURCH *PASSING OF THE PEACE “The peace of Christ be with you.” Response: Surely the Presence PRAYER OF INVOCATION CALL TO CONFESSION AND PRAYER OF CONFESSION Leader: God, who calls us out of darkness and into the light, thank you for the empty tomb. People: We confess that as we seek Jesus, we are not always expecting him. And when he comes to us, we are not always seeing, even when he stands near. Please forgive our eyes that don’t see, and hearts that remain weighed down in pain and sorrow. Thank you for hearing our confessions….(We now pause to offer our silent confession.) ASSURANCE OF GOD’S FORGIVENESS *RESPONSE OF THANKSGIVING “Gloria Patri” (No. 142) *Those who are able, please stand. **Hymns taken from Glory to God Hymnal. Feel free to sign the fellowship pad and pass to another as a way to communicate with those nearby.
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March 27, 2016 11:00 a.m.
Song sheets of the hymns are available in the Narthex. Parents with restless infants are welcome to come into the nursery.
March 27, 2016 9:00 a.m.
It is our expressed hope that in this time we might offer worship which
celebrates Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior in a format which is both
Biblically-based and contextually relevant. We invite you to join us in God-
directed, life-giving praise and worship of our God!
The Guide For Today: Five minutes before worship is when we start to center ourselves for
worship. Consider reading the meditative reflection passage on the next
panel. We encourage all those attending to gather for worship as we set
the frame of our vision and welcome all in song.
The words to the songs are on the screens.
music Feel free to stand, sit, kneel, dance or sing. We encourage
you to participate in today’s worship.
opening song Alisa Johnson and David Whitehead
Children unveiling of the grave cloths
welcome
greeting in the name of the Lord
worship music
Oh Happy Day—Jesus Culture Amazing Grace—Phil Wickham
At The Cross—Chris Tomlin Worthy Is The Lamb—Brooklyn Tabernacle
prayer We believe in the power of God through prayer for
healing. Place your intercessory prayer request on the communion table and we will pray for it in worship.
offering God invites us to join in His work. One way we do this
at MWPC is to give from our financial blessings to support our mission and God’s work through our church. This is collected during the last song before the sermon.
sermon This is a teaching from the Bible. We study scripture,
its historic themes, and interpret God’s powerful word and its relevance for today.
The Message Rev. Karen Greenawalt
“Road to Rising: Talking the Resurrection Walk with Jesus” Luke 24:1-17, 25-27 NT. Pg.90 in blue pew Bible)
life in our church
blessing It is good to be reminded of our ever-present God.
This affirmation is made so we can take comfort and direction as we leave after our Sending Song.
fellowship join us for refreshments after worship and
participate in G.O.D. time to deepen your relationship with the church.
Easter Sunday
We Respond to God’s Love OUR PASTORAL CONCERNS Intercessory Prayers and the Lord’s Prayer
CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE “Christ has died; Christ is risen; Christ will come again.”
GIVING OF OUR TITHES & OFFERINGS Kaaren Nelsen Offertory Bob Joyner, Organ
Alleluia —W.A. Mozart *DOXOLOGY AND OFFERTORY PRAYER Kaaren Nelsen
*AFFIRMATION OF FAITH (Unison) “The Apostles Creed” No. 137 (“Holy Catholic Church” means Church Universal”
HYMN OF MEDITATION (See Screens)
**“Joyful Is the Dark” (Verses 1, 2 & 4)
We Hear God’s Message to Us
FIRST SCRIPTURE LESSON Isaiah 53 (OT. Pg. 683 in blue pew Bible)
ANTHEM Chancel Choir directed by Alisa Johnson God Will Be Exalted —Ken Bible
SECOND SCRIPTURE LESSONS Luke 24:1-17, 25-27 (NT. Pg. 90 in blue pew Bible)
THE MESSAGE Rev. Karen Greenawalt
“Road to Rising: Talking the Resurrection Walk with Jesus”
We Leave with God
*HYMN OF RESPONSE (See Screens) **“Christ Is Risen! Shout Hosanna!” *BENEDICTION AND RESPONSE (See Screens) “Go To the World”
POSTLUDE Bob Joyner, Organ Jesus Christ Is Risen Today —Robert Hobby
The Church Gathers CHIMING CALL TO MEDITATIVE REFLECTION “A dead Christ I must do everything for; a living Christ does everything for me.”
Andrew Murray PRELUDE Bob Joyner, Organ Meditation —Fred Bock
During the prelude, we invite you to quiet your heart in preparation to worship God.
OPENING MUSIC Alisa Johnson and David Whitehead CHILDREN UNVEILING OF THE GRAVE CLOTHS CALL TO WORSHIP
Leader: Christ is Risen!
People: Christ is Risen!
Leader: Christ is Risen!
People: Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia! Alleluia!
*PROCESSIONAL HYMN (No. 289)
“Christ the Lord Is Risen Today” WELCOME AND LIFE IN OUR CHURCH *PASSING OF THE PEACE “The peace of Christ be with you.” Response: Surely the Presence
PRAYER OF INVOCATION CALL TO CONFESSION AND PRAYER OF CONFESSION
Leader: God, who calls us out of darkness and into the light, thank you for the empty tomb.
People: We confess that as we seek Jesus, we are not always expecting him. And when he comes to us, we are not always seeing, even when he stands near. Please forgive our eyes that don’t see, and hearts that remain weighed down in pain and sorrow. Thank you for hearing our confessions….(We now pause to offer our silent confession.)
ASSURANCE OF GOD’S FORGIVENESS *RESPONSE OF THANKSGIVING “Gloria Patri” (No. 142)
*Those who are able, please stand. **Hymns taken from Glory to God Hymnal.
Feel free to sign the fellowship pad and pass to another as a way to communicate with those nearby.
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SESSION Clerk of Session: Charlotte Smith Asst. Clerk of Session: Tiffany Thornton
Class of 2016 Class of 2017 Class of 2018 Michael Baltzell Scott Beaton Bob O’Brien
Deborah Emmert Emilie Beck Martha Underwood John Gutenkunst Tiffany Thornton
Jane Miller Bryan Southard
DEACONS Moderator of Deacons: Patti Lovette Assoc. Moderator: Dick Siegrist
Karen Hawkins Suzanne Burleson Kurt Leinenkugel Ann Kos Susan Greenhut Richard (Dick) Siegrist
Patti Lovette Jennifer O’Brien Anna Wilcox Shanna Posey Judy Southard Linda Tharpe Julie Thompson
CHURCH STAFF Choir Director Alisa Johnson Contemporary Worship Leader Terry O’Neal, Jr. Director of Preschool & Children’s Ministry Cheryl Beck Director of Adult Ministry/Wedding Coordinator Chris Leinenkugel Director of Millennial Ministry Cara Wendorph Director of Student Ministry Shelby Lovette Asst. Director of Student Ministry Sean Eha Office Manager Dawn Pedersen Organist Bob Joyner Chef Kevin Grant Receptionist Nancy Doney
Sunday, March 27
9:00 AM Modern Worship
10:00 AM Prayer Time—Prayer Room
10:15 AM Easter Egg Hunt—Outside
10:30 AM Choir Rehearsal—
11:00 AM Classic Worship
12:00 PM Prayer Time—Prayer Room
Fellowship Time—Anderson Hall
4:30 PM No Middle and High School Helium
G.O.D. Time Returns Next Week
Monday, March 28HBD)
8:30 AM Men’s Small Group—Conference Room 102
9:15 AM M.O.P.S.—Anderson Hall
7:00 PM Boy Scouts—Anderson Hall
Tuesday, March 29
6:30 PM Disciple 1—Student Center
6:30 PM Financial Peace University—Doshi (Room 101)
6:30 PM Alpha—Anderson Hall (Rooms 1 and 2)
7:00 PM Choir Practice
Wednesday, March 30
5:00 PM Choir Club
Thursday, March 31
10:00 AM New Bible Study—You’re Already Amazing
5:00 PM Praise Team Practice—Sanctuary
7:00 PM Kingdom Miracles Planning Group Meeting
7:00 PM Jesus Lifestyle Session 2
No Quilting Group Today
Friday, April 1
Saturday, April 2
TITHES AND OFFERING STATUS
2016 Operating Budget: $697,220 2016 Budget Remaining to Cross the Finish Line: $542,509
Weekly Operating Expenses: $12,900
Head Ushers 9:00 Bob and Jenn O’Brien ~ 11:00 Jack Murdock
Nursery is provided for both services with parent pagers. Hearing assistance devices are available from an usher.
Welcome to MWPC
Where Our Vision Is
“Growing the Faith of the Whole Family of God
Inwardly Strong, Outwardly Focused”
Nursery is provided for both services with parent pagers. Hearing assistance devices are available from an usher.
Pastoral Staff ________________________________________________________________________
Lead Pastor: Rev. Joe Wendorph Associate Pastor: Rev. Karen Greenawalt
5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary, FL 32746 407.333.2030
www.mwpcusa.org
PRAYERS FOR CONGREGATIONAL CONCERN
Members: Phyllis Conklin, Rosemary Robinson, Linda Lucas, Linda Flandermeyer, Barbara Jones, Joe Mack, Anna Wilcox, Lois Watts, Barbara Holt, André DeGraaf, Carlos Jordan, Ruth Ann Conklin, David Kellam, Carol Dennison, Brian Holt
Friends: Rachel Doty, Kathryn Harness, Ken Tellefsen, Jim Hayes, John Alvarez, Jim Posey, Antonio Arias, Hugh Hull, Jenny Fischer, Kathy Evans, Angela Bass, Heather Cothron, Barba-ra Michaels, Stephen Lynch, Austin Kemp
All Serving in the Military & Missionaries : Airman, Nat Williams (Tyndall AFB), SSG Kyle Taylor (Army, KW), Capt. Price Harris (Ft. Bragg, NC.), Sgt. Aaron Burleson (USMC, Meridian MS), Captain Catherine Schaeffer (Offutt AFB Omaha, NE), Airman 1st Class Joseph Rinaldi, Jr. (Tyndall AFB, FL), Airman 1st Class Jeff Baez (Robins AFB, GA) Dr. Laura Layer, Mark Adams, Miriam Maldonado Escobar
LIFE IN THE CHURCH CONTINUED
VBS Registration—Open registration starts on Monday, March 28. Registration forms are located in the Narthex and Anderson Hall. Contact Cheryl Beck at 407.333.2045 or [email protected].
“The Jesus Lifestyle – Session 2”—Come join this 6 week study on the Sermon on the Mount. It will run Thursday evenings, March 31 – May 5, 2016, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Format is video presentation followed by small group discussion. Great follow up to The Jesus Lifestyle Session 1, but open to anyone. Study guides are $5.00.
New Women’s Bible Study—begins on Thursday, March 31st at 10:00 a.m. Doshi Room 101. This new bible study class is entitled You’re Already Amazing by Holley Gerth. Study guides are $9.00. Please sign up in Anderson Hall or contact Cindy Anderson at [email protected]. Open to new participants!
Bridge—Sunday, April 3, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. in Anderson Hall.
The Story of David—Join us on Sunday April 3 at 4:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary for a 45 minute performance from the books of Samuel, brought to life by Patrick McWilliams. Hear the stories of Samuel, the priest Eli, of Saul, the first King of Israel, and of a boy, anointed by God, who, as a man, became King of Israel and Judah, and whose prayers have been on the lips of humankind for three thousand years: DAVID.
Right Mind Decision Making—As pastor, I can say the most difficult decisions often come at our most unprepared time. It doesn’t have to be that way. On April 24th from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in fellowship hall, we will host a discussion that looks at the practical issues surrounding the death of a loved one while our thinking is clear; including funeral arrangements and memorial services. Hear from a local funeral home representative and our pastors. Ask all your questions!
LIFE IN THE CHURCH Holy communion—The sacrament will be observed next Sunday, April 3. All worshipers are reminded to prepare themselves as they approach the Lord’s table. Please call the church office to receive the sacrament at home. Two Cents Per Meal—Mission offering will be collected next Sunday. “Wall—O—Money”—The high school students are heading to Chatta-nooga, Tennessee for a mission trip. They have started a Wall-O-Money in Anderson Hall and would love your help filling the envelopes with donations! If you are willing to donate please go check out the wall in Anderson Hall! Supper Socials—Is ready to launch! If you have not gotten your Sup-per Socials schedule by email, please notify Joan Dauphinee 321-277-9843.
