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SUNDAY ScheDUle

Sunday, January 20

urban MiniStry Sunday

• Prayer breakfast for Homeless persons - 6:30 am, Fifield Hall

• Communion Service - 8:15 am, Winship Chapel

• The Mustard Seed Bookstore - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

• Cherub Choir - 9:30 am

• Worship Service - 9:00 am, Sanctuary

• Sunday School - 10:05 am


• Urban Ministry Luncheon - 12:15 pm Fifield Hall

Sunday, January 27

FirSt CoMMunion Sunday

• Prayer breakfast for Homeless persons - 6:30 am, Fifield Hall

• Communion Service - 8:15 am, Winship Chapel

• The Mustard Seed Bookstore - 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

• Cherub Choir - 9:30 am


• Sunday School - 10:05 am


• Fellowship Hour - 12:15 pm Reception Room

January 20 & 27, 2013 Christ at the Center

n c e a g a i n w e will Remember! celebrate! and Act!

on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin luther King Jr. during our Urban Ministry weekend. This year’s theme is “You Are Being called...how Will you Answer”? In the scripture reference found in Galatians 3:28

the apostle Paul reminds members of their community: “There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in christ.” Since we are all called to live as one, we are focusing our attention on ways we can eliminate and reduce homelessness in Metropolitan Atlanta. Therefore we are pleased to announce that our preacher for Sunday is Dr. Joan Brown campbell, Director of Religion at chautauqua Institution. her work with Dr. Martin luther King Jr. serves as a testament to her commitment to promote justice and equality in our world. She has also authored a book entitled, “living Into hope: A call to Spiritual Action for Such a Time as This.” On Saturday the Urban Ministry conference will bring together service providers from throughout metropolitan Atlanta to promote a systemic approach for ending homelessness. We wil l also offer numerous service opportunities throughout the entire weekend. Dr. Martin luther King Jr. said, “Anyone can be great because everyone can serve.” Therefore, we look forward to each of you joining us as we strive to be among those who are “great” in the kingdom of our lord.

Grace and peace,

connie lee

l o v e preparing f o r Fi r s t

c o m m u n i o n a n d w o r k i n g with the kids in their Sacrament e d u c a t i o n sessions. They are so excited

a b o u t t h i n g s that we tend to

overlook, and maybe even take for granted. The beautiful thing, though, about kids is they’re not always aware

n 1 9 5 2 , R a l p h e l l i s o n

published a novel entitled Invisible Man. The book w e n t o n t o win a number o f a w a r d s , including the U.S. Nat ional Book Award for Fiction and Time

magazine’s ranking of it as one of the 100 Best english-language Novels from 1923 to 2005. The story opens with the narrator claiming that he is an “invisible man.”

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January 20 - Dr. Joan Brown Campbell to preach

January 27 - Lauren Patrus to preach at 9:00 am

January 27 - Lindsay Armstrong

to preach at 11:15 am

Lauren Patrus: continued on page 3

Lindsay Armstrong: continued on page 3

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Care, Growth & events

Pastoral Care Report(As of January 19, 2013)

Recuperating: Louis Hiett, Kay Whipple, Aline Henderson, Richard Felker, Susan Daugherty

Births: Congratulations and many blessings are extended to Sydney & Brian Lewis following the birth of Merrritt Montgomery Lewis, on December 13th.

Deaths: We extend our heartfelt sympathy and lift up in prayer: Beth Stanford, Molly Stanford, Mr. & John Stanford, Jr., Dr. Elizabeth Feely, and other family members, following the death of Mr. John O. Stanford, on December 18th; Molly and Jerry Peterson & family following the death of Molly’s step-mother, Shani Moss Mizell, on December 17th in FL; Mary Joe Dellinger & family following the death of her sister-in-law, Carol Ann Dellinger, on December 21st; Jeff and Anne Neikirk & family following the death of Jeff’s father, Joseph Neikirk, on December 22nd in NC; Deaver and Watt Neal & family upon the death of Deaver’s mother, Deaver Cook, on December 22nd; Tom Collum following the death of his sister, Sue Collum Austin, on December 31st; Molly and Jerry Peterson & family following the death of Molly’s father, Sidney Mizell, Jr., on January

Prayers for THose IN MILITary serVICe

This is a list of known servicemen/women in our Church family.

To add names, please call 404.228.7719.

Pray for:Major Charles Ayers

PVT Forrest “Woody” Bass Maj. Jamison Bowman, Chaplain

ABE3 Gregory Bridges Sgt. Isaiah Bridges

LCPL Austin W.P. Eskew Staff Sgt. Kenneth Lee

Captain Alexandria Victoria Miller Captain John Warren Robey

Captain Gabriel Rulewicz Brig. General Russell Sanborn

Lt. JG David B. SibleyCommander Ryan Tewell

Col. Roderick G. Turner III

“Hallowing Every Season of the Journey: Drawing upon the Wisdom of Julian of Norwich

and Teresa of Avila” Rev. Lynnsay Buehler, an Episcopal Priest and the spiritual director of The Julian of Norwich Center will lead the retreat focusing on the sayings and images of Julian of Norwich and Teresa of Avila in order that we may grow in knowing that

each one of us is God’s beloved.

Join us for a weekend of spiritual renewal Cost: $150.00 for 2 nights and 5 meals Reservation deadline February 10, but

space is limited so reserve your room now. Call Pat Kimbrell at 404-228-7719

MONASTERY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT RETREATA P R I L 1 3 - 1 4 , 2 0 1 3

with Rev. Lynnsay Buehler

RAINBOWShOpe ANd heAlINg

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ur RAINBOWS program resumes on January 10. New children may join at this time. RAINBOWS is a weekly support group program for children and youth who have

experienced traumatic change such as divorce, abandonment, deployment of parent with the military, incarceration or death. Parents and guardians also meet as a group to consider what is happening in their families from the child’s point of view. This program is open to the community and there is no charge. call Susan Anthony at 404-257-9388, or the Pastoral care office at 404-228 7719.

raINBoWs sCHeDULe Thursday evenings, Jan. 10 - Feb. 28 Dinner: 6:00 Groups: 6:35-7:45

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that we’re not taking these sacred things as seriously as we could. Nope; they look to you and see the people they want to grown into. Whether you mean to be or not, whether you realize it or not, you are their heroes, and they want to be just like you. That’s one of the reasons they’re so excited about First communion – now they get to be a little more like you. On Jan. 27th, we’ll explore together what it means to be a hero of the faith, as we walk alongside the next generation as they take this great step in their own faith.

lauren Patrus

his invisibility results from others simply not seeing him. he goes through days largely unnoticed. Though a gifted public speaker and graduate of a prestigious college, he feels unseen, unknown and unvalued. Because of this, he slowly starts hiding from the world. Many of us know the experience of being overlooked. One of humanity’s deepest needs is to be known and appreciated, and this need starts early. Ask children what they want to be when they grow up, and they’ll often respond with careers such as president, doctor, or an NBA player. I’ve never heard a child aspire to work in a large office with 10,000 others where they have a small 4 by 4 cubicle.As we grow older, if this need to be known is not met in christ, we pursue a wide range of options to fill that void. Yet, Christ knows us intimately and fully and asks us to know others in the same way. Join us in 11:15 am worship on Sunday, January 27 as we explore invisibility and the joys of being known and knowing one another well.

Faithfully,

lindsay P. Armstrong

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Lindsay Armstrong: continued from front cover

This Changes

EVERYTHING!Your money. Your story. Your Life.

Dave’s bibically based curriculum that teachespeople how to manage money.

Wednesdays,January 16 - March 20, 2013

6:00 - 7:30 pmRoom 156

Limited space. Pre-registration required.

Cost: $89.00.Scholarships available.

For more information:Lindsay Armstrong

[email protected]

MC Allvine404.520.9395

Tom Greene404.350.0250

THE ARTIST’SWAYA SpirituAl pAth to higher CreAtivity

Calling all types of Artists! Whether you paint for a living or only sing in the shower, join us for a 13 week program that will follow Julia Cameron’s best- selling book to help you rediscover and reignite

your creativity. Everyone can find their inner artist. the only cost is buying the book!

Contact [email protected] for more information and to register.

MondAyS, JAnuAry 14 – April 8, 6:00-7:30 pm

A course sponsored by the Fine Arts committee

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urban ministry conference

Celebrate Martin Luther King’s birthday and legacy by reaching out to others during The Urban Ministry Conference. Thursday, Jan. 17th 8:00 pm Martin Luther King Jr. International ChapelAttend A King Celebration Concert sponsored by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel on Morehouse College campus.

Saturday, Jan. 19th 8:30 am - 1:00 pm First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, partner with the City of Atlanta URBAn MInISTRy COnFEREnCE Dr. Michael Rich, keynote speaker. Join us for workshops, discussions with panelists from provider agencies and lunch.

Sunday, Jan. 20th First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta Dr. Joan Brown Campbell will preach at 9:00 am and 11:15 am worship services. Combined Sunday School in Fifield Hall at 10:05 am. Luncheon in Fifield Hall following 11:15 am Worship service.

Monday Jan. 21st 8:00 am Meet at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta Join our church members and friends from across the city as we serve God through Hands on Atlanta’s Day of Service. Teenagers will need permission slips from their parents. Directions to all worksites will be provided. Please sign up after service, or call 404.228.7746 to make reservations.

you are being called..

answer?

how will you

JAN. 17 - 21 Mark your calenders

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Join us on February 7 at 6:30 pm, for a Southern Supper

and Conversation with Brett Abbott,

Curator of Photography, High Museum of Art.

COST $10 PER PERSOn Tickets available between worship

services beginning January 20Questions 404 228-7762

Space is Limited

PREACHERS & LEADERS

Photographs from Donna and Jim Philips’

Collection

On view FEBRUARy 1-28

Reception Room

The FIne ArTS COMMITTee presents

First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta

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ProGraMs & events

T he Session has called a Congregational Meeting for February 3, 2013 at 11:15 am immediately following the one worship service that day, which will be at 10:15 am. Sunday School at 9:00 am. The purpose of this meeting is to receive the nominating Committee’s report, to elect new

elders, and the Pastor nominating Committee, and to receive other reports relating to the business and life of the congregation. Childcare will be provided. William M. earnest

P L E A S E T A K E N O T E

A n n u A l M e e t i n g F e B r u A r y 3

2013 Stewardship SeasonFirst Presbyterian Church of Atlanta

renewing Our Strength

W I n G S~ Worship

~ Invite ~ nurture

~ Give ~ Serve

GET yOUR WInGS!Commitment Sunday is February 3. Pledge now at www.firstpresatl.org/stewardship.

Pledge or gift amount: $ year: (The church fiscal year closes on December 31.)

Please apply gift to General Fund Other (please specify)

Individual pledge Combined family pledge

Credit card gifts and recurring payments: www.firstpresatl.org.For more information, please contact Jami Moss Wise at (404) 228-7710.

It is my/our intent to advise (donor advised fund or foundation) to make a charitable contribution to First Presbyterian Church in the amount of $ for (year).

Please send information about making a Legacy Gift to the church. I (we) are unable to make a financial pledge this year but will pray for the church. Please send me offering envelopes.

THANK yOU FOR SUPPORTiNg CHRiST’S MiNiSTRy AT FiRST PRESByTERiAN CHURCH.

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Please join us for an organ recital, performed by our organist, Jens Korndörfer.

On the Spelman College campus in the Sisters Chapel,

the recital is January 27, 2013 at 4:00 pm. There is no charge for admission and everyone is cordially invited.

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January 27, 4:00 pm.

Organ recitalJens Korndörfer

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For information about private music instruction and group music, dance, and art classes,

please visit us on the web or call:

Kate Breytspraak, Director(404) 228-7762

www.firstpresatl.org/sfa

Fun

Night

Out!

Monday,January 21, 2013

8:00 amBreakfast in Fifield Hall

9:00 am -11:00 amKid friendly work projects at FPC.

9:00 am -1:00 pm Off-site projects through

Hands On Atlanta

Elementary Families please contact Lauren Patrus if you are interested in participating at 404.228.7735 or [email protected]

Everyone else please contact Unetia Byrd, in Community Ministry, if you are interested in participating at 404.228.7746 or [email protected]

Join the FPC Family as we take“A DAY ON; NOT A DAY OFF”

for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

SOUPER BOWL OF CARING

Christian EducationF pC

OF CARING

SOUPER BOWL

The Youth of First Presbyterian Church Challenge the Congregation

to bring in Cans of SoupJanuary 13 - February 3, 2013.There will be containers aroundthe church for the collection.

All soup will be donated to the Venable Food Pantry.

Thank you for supporting this Service Project. Every can of soup helps people in needfeel the power of

GOD’S LOVE.

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ProGraMs & events

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W e D n e S D A Y @ F I r S T

January 23 & 30

WEDnESDAythe MuStard Seed 9:00 am - 1:00 pm, 4:30 - 6:30 pm Books, gifts and cards for all ages.

dinner 5:00 - 6:30 pm Adults and youth :$8 Children 3-12: $4

PreSChool 5:30 - 8:00 pm Bible, crafts & fellowship. Childcare available.

eleMentary aCtivitieS 5:00 - 7:30 pm LOGOS program. Dinner, choir, rec., drama & art.

youth 5:30 - 7:30 pm B111 youth Bible Study. Join us for food, fellowship and Bible Study.

WedneSday night ChoirS5:30 - 6:15 pm Handbell Choir6:15 - 6:45 pm Carol Choir (Grade 1 -2) 6:45 - 7:30 pm Archangel Choir (Grade 3 -5) 6:30 - 7:25 pm St. Cecilia Consort7:30 - 9:00 pm Chancel Choir

WedneSday night StudieS & WorShiP

January 23

5:30 - 8:15 pm Fifield Hall Reclaiming the Center

6:30 - 7:30 pm Reception Room Life and Film – Les Miserables

6:00 - 7:30 pm Room 156 Financial Peace University

6:30 - 7:15 pm Room 323 Renew Large Group Bible Study 7:15 - 8:30 pm Various rooms Renew Small Group Bible Study

January 30

6:30 - 7:30 pm Reception Room Life and Film – Beasts of the Southern Wild

6:30 - 7:30 pm Room 156 Financial Peace University

6:30 - 7:15 pm Room 323 Renew Large Group Bible Study 7:15 - 8:30 pm Various rooms Renew Small Group Bible Study

HHHH Films compel, inspire, anger, and delight us. HHHH Join together for three Wednesdays in January as we explore the imagery, artistry, and even theology of these award-nominated films.

“terriFiC. beSt WedneSday night WorShiP So Far thiS year.”

Friend oF Kevin K.“You won’t want to miss this one!” KDK

A MASTERPIECE.It’S LIke GoInG to tHe MovIeS, onLy better.”

Kevin Knab

“HHHH

Simply Superb.” anonyMouS

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wedne sday nights 6:30 - 7:30 pm re ception room

Jan. 16 – Lincoln Jan. 23 – Les Miserables

Jan. 30 – Beasts of the Southern Wild

L I F E in

F I L M

LENT SMALL GROUPSJoin in fellowship and conversation around our

2013 theme for Lent: Discerning the Will of God.

6 weeks, February - March Different Days. Different Locations. Different Times.

For information or to register, please contact

Joel Moore at 404.664.9004 or

Lindsay Armstrong at 404.228.7713or [email protected]

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youth

SOUPER BOWL SOUP COLLECTION JANUARY 20-FEBRUARY 3, 2013 All Youth are encouraged to bring in cans of soup for the Venerable Food Pantry. This is our service project for January. There will be a contest between Youth Sunday School Classes. The class that collects the most will win a class break-fast at the Waffle House (to be scheduled with your teachers).

YOUTH SKI RETREAT JANUARY 18-21, 2013 Please pray for our youth who will be away in West Virginia on our Annual Youth Ski Retreat. This is a partnership retreat and Hillside Youth will be joining us. Please pray for the group for a great weekend of fun and fellowship, but also a weekend to grow closer to God. We will return by 5 PM on Monday, January 21.

YOUTH PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE JANUARY 22, 2013 The Youth Parent Advisor Committee will meet at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, January 22. We will meet at Allison Bennett’s home for our meeting and for dinner. Join us as we make plans for the winter and spring.

D-GROUPS START MEETING AGAIN AFTER THE HOLIDAYS! Watch your email and texts for messages from your D-Group Leaders. Meetings are scheduled for January 27! Please contact Allison or Bradley if you don’t hear from your D-Group Leader!

YOUTH CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP JANUARY 27, 2013 Join us at 10:05 AM on Sunday, January 27 for our monthly Youth Contemporary Worship Service. Also, Please keep in mind that the 9-12th will meet together in January to plan Youth Sunday – which is coming up on February 10.

UPCOMING EVENTS: Super Bowl Party – February 3, 2013

Youth Sunday – February 10, 2013

High School Senior Banquet – February 10, 2013

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MLK, JR. SERVICE DAY A DAy On, nOt A DAy Off Monday, January 21st Join us and serve in and around the church - breakfast is at 8, we start working at 9am!

FIRST COMMUNION SUNDAY January 27th Contact Lauren with any questions!

ELEMENTARY BOWLING PARTY Sunday, february 10th Be on the lookout for details!

SPRING SESSION OF LOGOS AND ELEMENTARY MUSICAL REHEARSALS Starts Wednesday, feb. 20th!

DON’T FORGET Wednesday night activities every week for infants through preschoolers - craft, Bible story, games and fun!

Thank you to everyone for making Footloose such a hit!

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agora Room 322In new testament Greek, the name means “meeting place,” and we are a vibrant, conversational class that discusses a variety of topics, including Bible, theology, current events, and arts. Most of us are thirty something, and many have young children.

berean bible ClaSS Reception Room

On January 20 and 27, the Berean Class will welcome Andy Hamilton, who will discuss “the Gospel of Mark, the Action Adventure.” Andy is a member at Peachtree Presbyterian, and is one of their most sought after Sunday School speakers. He has spoken to our class several times before, and is one of our favorites as well. Please join us.

CoMMunity bible Study Room B415With our new Associate Pastor for Community Ministries at the helm, join us as Rev. Connie Lee leads community Bible study and fellowship. As always, you are welcome.

Covenant ClaSS Room 230the Covenant Class examines an interesting combination of family and social issues, church history, theology and Bible lessons, all from the perspective of today’s family. Our lively discussions are led by members of the church staff and congregation. Our members are generally age 35-55, married, have children in elementary-college, and interact socially.

diSCovering god’S Word Room 317On Jan. 20, our class will attend the Urban Ministry Conference film presentation in Fifield Hall. On Jan. 27, we begin a study of Reading the Bible Again for the First Time, by Marcus Borg (available in the Mustard Seed bookstore). Our first lesson is on Chapter 1: “Reading Lenses: Seeing the Bible Again” (p. 3-20). Please join us!

eMMauS ClaSS Room 227 Please join us for us as we kick off the new year with meaningful fellowship and study. Chris Moore Keish will lead us in a two week discussion regarding “expected and unexpected life changes.” All are always welcomed.

Faith and liFe Room 218Both the church and the wider society have been paying increased attention to the environment over the past decade, and that level of attention is only going to rise in the next several decades. Join the faith and Life class and Prof. Mark Douglas in conversations about Christianity and the Climate. January 20: How the environment will reshape the way we think. January 27: How the environment will reshape the way we act. We start with coffee and conversation at 10 AM in room 218.

FirSt FoundationS Room 323A laid-back, discussion-oriented class of couples, many in our thirties with young families. We try to maintain diversity in our topics with a combination of Bible study, modern day religious and societal trends, parenting and family issues, movie and video lessons, guest speakers, etc.

ForuM @ FirSt FiField Hall

In conjunction with the Urban Ministry Conference, on January 20 we join in fifield to view an acclaimed film entitled the Line, produced by Jim Wallis. It features profiles of several people - how they lost employment and homes and then found a path out of homelessness. On Sunday, January 27, we welcome Dr. Michael Rich, Associate Professor of Political Science & Environmental Studies at Emory University, as he begins a five week series on Education in America. Join us!

galatianS 3:28, Room 319Jan 6 and 13 – Come join us for discussion and Bible study. the class is for adults of all ages and stages of life and offers a special welcome to members of the LGBt community, their allies, friends, and families. Join us for historically informed, biblically grounded conversations. We look at gender and identity, diving back into the biblical text to think about what it means to us to be men, women, and just plain people, in the body of Christ.

internationalS Room 327 January 20th – Class member Sam Bukas yakabuul will lead a class discussion based on Rick Warren’s book the Purpose Driven Life. this week’s discussion will be: “What would it feel like to have a closer relationship with God?” Please join us for an interesting discussion.

January 27th – Bob Gruen from the Presbyterian Village in Austell will talk about his early life in nazi Germany. Please join us for an informative presentation.

Meditation grouP this year, we are meeting exclusively as a small group, meeting on thursday evenings at the home of Dottie Hitchcock. We’d love to have you if you’re interested. Please call Dottie at (404) 228-7709 for further information.

oPen door Room 156 Started in 1953, the class remains committed to its initial goal: to join intelligent minds and strong faith. Its sessions, both lecture and free discussion, have centered on historical settings at different stages of church development, evolution of creeds, history of religious freedom in this country, church in society that is open to all religions, and many more. In short, as one

member has described the class, one does not check one’s mind at the door when one enters the class.

ourS For today Room B308Our class is designed for parents of kids pre-school~high school. We are an energetic group of 30–50 “somethings” who are seeking spiritual and practical guidance on our journey of faith. throughout the year we host speakers who share their insight and perspective on parenting, marriage and the challenges facing the modern Christian family. Come join us!

SPiritual living Room B202the members of the Spiritual Living Class study the different paths to Spiritual Living through books and other teachings. In the past we have read C.S. Lewis and Emmet fox among others. Class discussion is ALWAyS lively and new members and visitors are ALWAyS welcome. Please join us this Sunday.

the uPPer rooM Room 332Rev. Craig Goodrich will be teaching Upper Room on January 20. Join us as he leads a discussion on After you Believe, by nt Wright. On January 27, we welcome David Alexander back to our class. A Licensed Professional Counselor and Psychotherapist specializing in child and parenting concerns, David invites you to bring your parenting questions and promises a lively conversation. All are welcome.

young adultS Room B303We are a new class for singles and couples in their twenties and early thirties. Join together for topical discussion, fellowship, and even some enlightening Bible Study. If you’ve never had a class before, and you’re a young adult, this one’s for you.

EDUCATION IN AMERICAA Five Week Series

Led byDr. Michael Rich,

Associate Professor of Political Science& Environmental Studies

Emory University

10:05 – 11:00 amFifield Hall

January 27, February 3, 10, 17 and 24

Forum@First

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Prelude Adagio (from the “Third Symphony”) - L. Vierne

Anthem Beati quorum via - Stanford

Offertory Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord - Moore

Bene Resp I Want Jesus to Walk with Me

Postlude Menuet Gothique - L. Boellmann

Music for January 20

Music for January 27

Prelude Schmücke Dich - J.S. Bach

Introit (9am) Rise Children, Gonna Praise the Lord - Burkhart

(9am) Psalm 51 - Jane Marshall

Anthem God Who Touches Earth with Beauty - Helen Kemp

Offertory The Heavens Are Telling the Glory of God - F.J. Haydn

Bene Resp Day By Day - Friedell

The Mustard Seed Wednesdays 9-1, 4:40 - 6:30 sundays 9-1

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