Worship | Sunday February 7, 2010
Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
10:30 A.M.
Service of WorshipAt CCC, we honor and celebrate people of all races, cultures, ages, abilities,
sexual orientations and gender identity.Let us now enter into the Holy One’s presence.
Welcome and Announcements
Passing the Peace
Prelude Over My Head African-American Traditional
The Chancel Choir*Call to Worship
In this Year of our Lord
On this Sabbath Morning
In this Holy Moment
We come seeking God’s presence
with hope, with wonder, with joy
And we pray:
Holy, Holy, Holy, God of power and might,
the whole world is filled with your glory!
Yet this beloved world is riddled with sadness,
For need encounters greed,
And war is a constant;
We listen for the call:
Whom shall I send? Who will go for us?
We come longing to be consoled,
To be strengthened, to be changed
So that in hope, in wonder and in joy we may answer:
Here I am! Send me!
Let us worship our God
in this Year of our Lord,
On this Sabbath Morning,
In this Holy Moment!
*Hymn of Praise #277 Holy, Holy, Holy NICAEAPrayer Of Invocation And The Lord’s Prayer
God whose glory fills the earth, whose presence is all around us if only we have eyes to see and ears to hear, meet us here today as you met Isaiah in the Temple and the disciples at the seashore. Surprise us with your beauty and your power, and fill us with the desire to follow where you call us. Amen. Let us pray the prayer Jesus taught us. Holy God, who are in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen.Time With Children Kristen Curlee
Musical Offering Did Noah Know? Linda Spevacek
The Chapel Choir
A time of reflection
Response Lord, Listen to your Children Praying Medema
Scripture Isaiah 6:1-13 Leslie Weyn
Luke 5:1-11
Meditation Rev. Gordon ForbesPresentation of Tithes and Offerings
Offertory If We Believe John Goss
The Chancel Choir
*Doxology Sung to the tune: TALLIS CANON
To God, all glorious heavenly Light,
to Christ revealed in earthly night,
To God the Spirit now we raise
our joyful songs of thankful praise.*Prayer of Dedication
O God, please take these gifts and multiply them;
let them be a means to create the justice and peace
you long for in this world. Amen.Sacrament of Holy Communion
Setting the Communion Table Kathie McConnell, Sam and Kira Lehman
Hymn #330 Let Us Break Bread Together LET US BREAK BREAD
Invitation to the Table
All are welcome at God’s tableWords of Institution
Prayer of Blessing
Come Holy Spirit, and bless these common and nourishing gifts of bread and wine. Bless us as we receive them so that we will be made ready to serve You and become a reflection of Your hope to our brothers and sisters in this world.The Sharing of the Bread and the Cup
(Beginning with the front row, come forward and partake of the bread and cup.
Return to your seats by the side aisles. If you prefer, remain seated and you will be served.
A gluten free option is available on each bread plate.)Music during Communion
Aria (From the Pastorale in F) J. S. Bach
Largo e spiccato (From the Concerto in D after Vivaldi) J. S. BachPrayer of Thanksgiving
God of big horizons, you extravagantly welcome us to your table. We are grateful and changed because of your hospitality. May we be open to your call and faithful in welcoming your spirit to be alive in us today.*Hymn of Going Forth Here I Am, Lord HERE I AM, LORD
(Page 6 of the bulletin)Benediction
Postlude Rondeau Charles Callahan
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Communion Servers
Sue Dollins, Karen Lee, David Bell,
Audrey Platt, Neville PlattFlowers
The flowers on the altar are given by
Tina Lincoln in memory of her mother.
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