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St. Anne’s Parish Church Corstorphine Sunday 13 th January 2013 Epiphany 2 PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP... (The words below are a short prayer which may be used by individuals before worship, offering an opportunity to prepare for worship. And while the cares and concerns of family, life and the world are brought with us to worship, we prepare ourselves to share our joy and burden in God’s presence). Lord Jesus, the First and the Last and the Living One, and who in your mercy has brought us safely to the beginning of another year, accept our thanksgiving for the blessing of the past, renew our strength and courage in the present, and direct all our ways in the future: for your glory and honour, who are the same, yesterday, today and for ever. Amen. ORDER OF SERVICE Preludes Trio in D minor BWV 583 JS Bach Voluntary No 10 J Alcock Siciliana G Atkinson Welcome and Church Notices Call to Worship THE COMMUNITY GATHERS… Hymn No. 106 “Bring to the Lord a glad new song” WE DRAW NEAR TO GOD… Opening Prayer WE LISTEN FOR GOD’S WORD… Time to Talk Hymn No. 194 “This is the day” A reading from the Old Testament Deuteronomy 33: 26 – 29 (p207 - OT) Anthem “Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning” Malcolm Archer A reading from the New Testament Matthew 5: 1 – 12 (p7 - NT) Hymn No. 112 “God, whose almighty word” Sermon “Happiness” Hymn No. 562 “Through the love of God, our Saviour” WE MAKE OUR RESPONSE… Offering & Prayer Offertory Meditation M Durufle Prayers of the People Hymn No.547 “What a friend we have in Jesus” OUR WORSHIP CONTINUES IN THE WORLD… Benediction & Sung Amen Postlude Prelude and Fugue in C BWV 545 JS Bach Tea and Coffee will be served in the hall following worship this morning. Fairly traded goods will also be available. All are welcome.
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St. Anne’s Parish Church
Corstorphine Sunday 13th January 2013 Epiphany 2
PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP... (The words below are a short prayer which may be
used by individuals before worship, offering an
opportunity to prepare for worship. And while the
cares and concerns of family, life and the world are
brought with us to worship, we prepare ourselves to
share our joy and burden in God’s presence).
Lord Jesus, the First and the Last and the
Living One, and who in your mercy has
brought us safely to the beginning of another
year, accept our thanksgiving for the blessing
of the past, renew our strength and courage in
the present, and direct all our ways in the
future: for your glory and honour, who are the
same, yesterday, today and for ever.
Amen.
ORDER OF SERVICE Preludes
Trio in D minor BWV 583 JS Bach Voluntary No 10 J Alcock Siciliana G Atkinson
Welcome and Church Notices
Call to Worship
THE COMMUNITY GATHERS…
Hymn No. 106 “Bring to the Lord a glad new song”
WE DRAW NEAR TO GOD…
Opening Prayer
WE LISTEN FOR GOD’S WORD…
Time to Talk
Hymn No. 194 “This is the day”
A reading from the Old Testament Deuteronomy 33: 26 – 29
(p207 - OT)
Anthem “Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning” Malcolm Archer
A reading from the New Testament Matthew 5: 1 – 12
(p7 - NT)
Hymn No. 112 “God, whose almighty word”
Sermon “Happiness”
Hymn No. 562 “Through the love of God, our Saviour”
WE MAKE OUR RESPONSE…
Offering & Prayer
Offertory Meditation M Durufle
Prayers of the People
Hymn No.547 “What a friend we have in Jesus”
OUR WORSHIP CONTINUES IN THE WORLD…
Benediction & Sung Amen
Postlude
Prelude and Fugue in C BWV 545 JS Bach
Tea and Coffee will be served in the hall
following worship this morning.
Fairly traded goods will also be available.
All are welcome.
Locum Minister: Rev. Bill Irving
St Anne’s Parish Church
Kaimes Road, Corstorphine,
Edinburgh, EH12 6JR
Phone: 0131 – 316– 4740
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stannescorstorphine.org.uk
Scottish Charity Number: SC006300
Church Notices
Reader: Derek Whigham
Next Sunday: 11am Morning Worship
Office Hours: The Church Office will be
open on Thursdays from 9.30am to 12 noon. When
the office is not open, emails will be monitored.
February Magazine: The deadline for articles for the
February issue of the magazine is Sunday 20th
January at 6pm.
May Fair 2013: there will be a short meeting after
the service on Sunday 20th
January to discuss and
agree stalls for the Church Fair in May. This will also
be an opportunity to answer any questions people
might have about the event. Can all Groups
associated with the congregation please send along
at least one representative. Thank you.
Mark Hesketh - 0131 312 8591
The Kirk Session will meet on Monday 21st
January
at 7.30pm in the Guild Room. Any items for the
agenda should be in the hands of either Session
Clerk as soon as possible.
IT'S 2013 Happy Centenary Year to all St. Anne's
members and their families & friends from the
Centenary Organising Team.
We hope you will enjoy the events planned to
celebrate 100 years of our magnificent church
building.
We kick off with a fun, Family Ceilidh for all ages
hosted by our Social Committee on Saturday 26th
January at 7pm. in the Kaimes Road Church Hall.
Fliers and tickets are available from the Social
Committee and Elders today.
Please come along and enjoy the party.
Intimations: All intimations to be included in next
week’s order of service should be delivered to the
church; placed in the box in the kitchen or e-mailed
to [email protected] NO LATER
THAN 9am on Wednesday morning.
Gift Aid Envelopes are available in the pews for
members and visitors should they wish to further
contribute to the worldwide work of the church by
adding gift aid to their offering. If you are using one
of the envelopes please fill in your name and address
as without that we are unable to reclaim the tax on
the donation.
Pew Cards: These are available should you wish to
join the congregation; know someone who requires
a visit; or wish to take a more active role in the life
of the congregation.
