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Prayers for a Silent Night • December 2007 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday *30 God, Teach Me 31 God, As We Think 1 Christmas Carol Quiz Name the title of the Advent or Christmas carol, hymn, or song from which the following lines come. There is only one Prayers for a correct answer for each question. 1. Born a child and yet a King 2. Mild He lays his glory by Silent Night 3. Ye who sang creation’s story 4. And wonders of His love 5. O how lovely, O how pure 6. And still their heavenly music floats 7. Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing 8. On a cold winter’s night that was so deep 9. He come from the glorious kingdom 10. Lie the ages impearled 11. Where meek souls will receive Him still 12. Sealed in the stone-cold tomb 13. You’ll forget your flocks, you’ll forget your herds 14. Radiant beams from Thy holy face 15. Such a Babe in such a place Reproduced with joyous Christmas wishes from The General Board of Discipleship. For the complete quiz, visit www.umcworship.org. 1. Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus 2. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 3. Angels From the Realms of Glory 4. Joy to the World 5. He Is Born the Divine Christ Child (Il est né) 6. It Came Upon the Midnight Clear 7. O Come, All Ye Faithful 8. The First Noel 9. The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy 10. There’s a Song in the Air 11. O Little Town of The angel said to them, “Do not be afraid. I bring Bethlehem 12. We Three Kings 13. Rise Up, Shepherds 14. Silent Night you good news of great joy that will be for all the 15. Good King Wenceslas people.” — Luke 2:10 North Georgia United Methodist Conference 4511 Jones Bridge Circle NW Norcross, GA 30092 678-533-1371 • [email protected] December 2007 Prayers for a Silent Night • December 2007 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday *30 God, teach me 31 God, as we think 1. God, as my to share the love back on Christmas schedule fills with that only the prince memories, let us programs, parties, of peace can bring. also look forward to and obligations help Galatians 6:2 the future of your me find times of kingdom. peace and silence Philippians 3:13-14 www.ngumc.org to reflect on Advent. Luke 14:15 2 God, show me 3 God, help us slow 4 God, thank you 5 God, as I 6 God, speak to me 7 God, may each 8 God, teach me to how to make silence our hectic lifestyles for your promise enjoy the sights in this holy season. of my Christmas let go of my worries and meditation and take time to to our world: that and sounds of I will be quiet and traditions help and be joyful for all part of my Advent keep watch for you. Christ, our light and Christmas, help listen. prepare my heart that you have given practices. Matthew 24:42 our hope, will come. me not take for Matthew 7:7 to welcome Christ. me. Lamentations 2 Corinthians 4:6 granted the nativity Colossians 3:11 Ephesians 2:8 3:25-26 scene and what it represents. Luke 2:6-7 9 God, as we light 10 God, bring 11 God, be present 12 God, bring 13 God, where 14 God, give 15 God, thank Advent candles, peace to those with those of us comfort and hope there are wars, we comfort to families you for keeping remind us of the for whom the who are feeling a to every child pray that sounds of that are separated me safe. When I hope we find in your Christmas season sense of isolation. in a stressful or fighting be replaced during the lie down, make my coming. is depressing or Psalm 5:1 turbulent situation. with peaceful Christmas season. sleep sweet. Psalm 27:1 lonely. Psalm 122:8-9 silence tonight. Isaiah 40:1 Proverbs 3:24 Matthew 11:28 Isaiah 2:4 16 God, as we 17 God, help 18 God, renew 19 God, as I find 20 God, let me 21 God, give me 22 God, reveal to prepare for our king parents teach their in me the spirit of myself rushing to experience this an opportunity to me opportunities to let us all sing songs children that above giving and help me fulfill Christmas Christmas season be your servant and tell others the story of joy, fill our homes all, Christmas is a exhibit generosity obligations, remind with the joy and teach me to trust of the birth of your with laughter, and celebration of your every day. me to be thankful, excitement of a in you as Mary and son. bring us peace. son’s birth. Philippians 4:11 hopeful and child. Joseph trusted you. Romans 10:14 Psalm 89:1 Mark 4:24 prayerful. Matthew 18:3 Luke 1:38 Isaiah 30:15 23 God, help me 24 God, tonight 25 God, today I 26 God, may 27 God, give me 28 God, grant us 29 God, teach to internalize the especially, I pray celebrate the gift of Christ our Savior the patience and hope that in the me to carve out words and the spirit that the whole earth Christ, the greatest bring light into the endurance of the future that there will moments for quiet of the hymns we by filled with your gift ever given. darkness of this shephards and wise be peace on earth. reflection every day. sing during Advent. glory. Luke 2:10-12 world. men who traveled to 2 Thessalonians Mark 1:35 Psalm 98:4 Luke 2:14 John 8:12 see the baby Jesus. 3:16 John 10:4 *continued at top.
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