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October 2, 2016 Service
of Holy Communion
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GUIDE TO WORSHIP
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Prelude Music
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Ringing the Bell
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Give thanks to the Lord,
for the Lord is good.
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God’s mercy endures forever.
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Announcements
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Confession & Forgiveness
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*
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Pg. 94
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Gathering Hymn
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*
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#851 When in Our Music God Is
Glorified
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The Apostolic Greeting
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*
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Pg. 203 (Setting #3)
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Kyrie
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*
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Pg. 138
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Hymn of Praise
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*
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Pg. 140 (This is the feast…)
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Prayer of the Day
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*
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(Celebrate - Pg. 1)
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First Reading
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Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4 (Celebrate - Pg.1)
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Responsorial
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Psalm 37:1-9 (Celebrate - Pg.2)
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Second Reading
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2 Timothy 1:1-14 (Celebrate - Pg.3)
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Gospel Acclamation
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*
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Pg. 142 (Alleluia.)
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HOLY GOSPEL
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Luke 17:5-10 (Celebrate - Pg.3)
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Sermon
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Hymn of the Day
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*
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#635 We Walk by Faith
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The Apostles’ Creed
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Pg. 105
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Prayers of Intercession
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(Celebrate - Pg. 4)
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The Sharing of the Peace
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*
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Presentation of the Offering
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#208 Praise to You, O God of
Mercy
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Offering Prayer
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Pg. 107 {if you wish to follow}
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Preface & Holy,
Holy, Holy
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*
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Pg. 144
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The Great Thanksgiving
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*
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Pg. 108
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The Lord’s Prayer
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Pg. 145 {prayed together}
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Communion Hymns
{hymns will be sung as needed}
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Pg. 146 Lamb of God
#810 O Jesus, I Have Promised
#517 Lord Keep Us Steadfast…
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Post-Communion Canticle
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*
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#501 Come with Us, O Blessed
Jesus
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Prayer & Benediction
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Pg. 114
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Closing Hymn
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#535 Hallelujah! We Sing Your
Praises
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Dismissal
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Pg. 115 (Rsp:“Thanks be to God”)
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Postlude
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* = congregation stands (as able)
448 Talbot Street
West, Aylmer, Ontario N5H 1L1
P & F: 519-773-2175 E-mail: info@stjohnsaylmer.ca
Rev. John
Goldsworthy 519 -207-2224
E-mail: Jgoldsw00@aol.com
Organist: Karin
Barrie
How big is your faith? Jesus says that faith “the
size of a mustard seed” can work wonders. Faith however has no dimensions, no size, no
weight. What can this mean? I think it means more than we think. In this case, faith is the same as trust
rather than a way of believing. If our
trust is in God, there will be the fruit of that trust in our lives.
Welcome!
Everyone is
invited to stay for fellowship after the service.
We pray today for all
the sick in our congregation, especially Else Kalmbach and her son, Nancy
Mayberry, George Simonis, Ed Stanat and John Weninger. May God grant all of them His healing grace
in Jesus Christ. Amen.
Offering
Envelopes - Everyone has unnumbered envelopes, so please remember to put your name, date
and donation amount on the front of each envelope so you get credit for your donations. If you need more envelopes, there are some in
the Fellowship Hall.
PAR
– Pre-Authorized Remittance – Your
church needs you! Signing up for PAR
allows you to make donations on a monthly basis even if you’re not in
church. Application forms are available
on the table in the Fellowship Hall. All
you have to do is complete the form, attach a VOID cheque and put it in the
offering plate or in the church office.
Communion
Cards are required to be completed once per year per person. If you
have not completed one yet this year, please ask the usher for one.
The following
people have made donations to the New Roof Fund: L.C.W. (x2), Bob & Bonnie McCrae, Tony
& Rita Rupar, Alison Barrie, Don & Rose Fick, Katie Ungar, Diane Corns,
Fred & Nancy Neukamm, Herb & Jeannette Kebbel, John Seimen, Karin
Barrie, Pr. John & Beth Goldsworthy, Frieda Neukamm, Rick & Dita
Cornelissen, Mike & Helga Ungar, Katharine Barrie, Martin & Mary
Teutsch, Rose Gotzmeister, Kay Guttman, Jon & Trudy Bunde, Katie Theissler,
Pr. John & Carol Boehmer, Gertie Goeckler, Michael T. Ungar, Colin &
Elfriede Hayes, Susie Theiss
Women’s
Auxillary Meeting @ Waterloo Lutheran Seminary
Saturday, October 1 @ 9:30 a.m.
Information is posted on the bulletin board
in the Fellowship Hall.
LCW
Meeting – Tuesday, October 4 @ 2:00 p.m.
Annual Oktoberfest BBQ --- Sunday, October ?? @ 5:00 p.m.
Tickets:
Adults: $10 Children 6-12: $5 Children
5 & under: free
Menu:
sausage, sauerkraut, warm potato salad, coleslaw, apple crisp.
(Volunteers are needed to help make the sauerkraut, warm
potato salad, coleslaw and apple crisp.
If you are able to help with any of these, please sign up on the sheet
in the Fellowship Hall or contact Trudy Bunde).
Buy
your tickets by October __ (so we know how much food to buy) and plan to join
in the celebration! Join us for some
Gemütlichkeit!
Bible
Study - October 5 – November 2
St. John's and Trinity Anglican Churches will hold a Bible study for
six weeks beginning on October 5th and ending November 2nd. The title of the Study is "Unread
Mail" and will include a study of the smaller letters of Paul, James, and
Peter (and John, if there's time) in the New Testament. The study will begin at
12 noon each day and participants are invited to bring a lunch. The place for each study will be announced
shortly.
Thanksgiving
Decorations
Donations of vegetables,
fruits and flowers can be dropped off on Friday, October 7 @ 10:00 a.m. Your help is also needed to decorate our
church at that time.
Church Council
Meeting – Wednesday, October 19 @ 7:00 p.m.
LCW Fall Bazaar – Saturday, November 5 @ 1:00 –
3:00 p.m.
There will be cabbage
rolls, meat pies, fruit pies, baked goods, crafts and jewellery. Volunteers are needed for making cabbage
rolls, meat pies and fruit pies. Please
bring crafts and baked goods by 9:00 a.m.
If you have any jewellery
that you would like to donate, please leave it in the basket in the Fellowship
Hall.
All Saints
Sunday – Sunday, November 6
All Saints Sunday is the
celebration of the day when those who have died in the past year are
commemorated as well as all the saints of the church. We will remember our members and loved ones
who are with the Lord in Word, song, candle, and church bell.
German Service – Sunday, November 20 @ 2:00 p.m.
Bible Study – November 30 – December 21
St. John's and Trinity will hold another Adult Study for four weeks
beginning on November 30th and ending December 21st. The topic will be
"The Symbols of Advent" and will be a way to prepare for the
celebration of Jesus' birth in the celebration of Christmas. We'll look at the
Church's symbols and practices particular to the season of Advent, such as
colours, the Advent Wreath, the Christmas Tree, and the Nativity scene, among
others. As before, the study will begin at 12 noon each day and the
participants are invited to bring a lunch. Again, the exact place of each
gathering will be announced shortly.
LCW Christmas
Party – Tuesday, December TBA@ 7:00 p.m.
All
ladies are asked to bring a story / poem, etc. to share with everyone at the
party and a plate of baked goods, cheese & crackers, vegetables, etc. There will be a penny table which always has
lots of wonderful gifts to be won.
Christmas Eve Service
7:00 p.m. – with Holy Communion
10:30 a.m. - Christmas morning Service of Holy Communion
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