shared worship for the MIPC community 7.11.2021

This is the final week for online worship in this pre-recorded format.
In-person worship resumes next Sunday, July 18 at 8:30 and 10:00am,
and the livestream of the 8:30 service will be available on the MIPC home page throughout the week.

 

Prelude

Eric Johnson, organ

All of today's organ music is from 20th and 19th c. England.

 





Centering moment

 




Welcome & Announcements
Call to Worship

Rev. Dan Hammer

 







Opening hymn


 





prayer of confession
& Assurance of Forgiveness

Rev. Kristy Farber


 





time with children

Julie Garrett & Becky Showalter

 




Sermon

Christian Harrison

Mark 6:30-44

 






response & reflection

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We trust in God the Holy Spirit,
everywhere the giver and renewer of life.
The Spirit justifies us by grace through faith,
sets us free to accept ourselves
and to love God and neighbor,
and binds us together with all believers
in the one body of Christ, the Church.
The same Spirit who inspired the prophets and apostles
rules our faith and life in Christ through Scripture,
engages us through the Word proclaimed,
claims us in the waters of baptism,
feeds us with the bread of life and the cup of salvation,
and calls [people of all genders] to all ministries of the Church.

-from A Brief Statement of Faith




Affirmation of faith

 

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offering our gifts


Gracious God, take these offerings and multiply them for your use.
May they be a blessing to all in need, to all who are vulnerable.
May these offerings spread our desire to share. Amen.

 





offertory

Steve Juergens, saxophone
Suzanne Zahniser, piano

 
 




Benediction

May the peace of Christ go with you
wherever God may send you.
May God guide you through the wilderness,
protect you through the storm.
May God bring you home rejoicing
at the wonders God has shown you.
May God bring you home rejoicing
once again into our doors. Amen.

 





Postlude

Eric Johnson, organ