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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH – MISSOURI SYNOD Collect of the Day, spoken by Pastor IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH – HAY CREEK Response ...... p. 189 24686 OLD CHURCH ROAD, RED WING, MN 55066 First Reading ...... Revelation 7:9-17 www.immanuel-lcms.org Response ...... p. 190 Epistle 1 John 3:1-3 Pastor: Rev. Lowell Sorenson, 388-4577 Organist: Sara Sorenson Response ...... p. 190 Russian Missionary: Rev. Jonathan Muhly Acolyte: Brandon Schmitz Alleluia ...... p. 190 All Saints Day (Observed) November 3, 2013 Holy Gospel ...... Matthew 5:1-12 Responses ...... pp. 190-191 Nicene Creed ...... p. 191 VISITORS – WE WELCOME YOU to this house of prayer this morning. May you feel at home among friends as we worship together. We invite Hymn of the Day: "For All the Saints" #677 Verses 3-6 you to sign your name in the guest book in the back of the church and Sermon: "A Prayer for All the Saints" Psalm 31:5 hope you will return again soon. Offering Offertory: "Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God" ...... pp. 192-193 This morning we celebrate the Sacrament of the Altar, a feast of forgiveness in which we partake of the true body and blood of Christ along Prayer of the Church with the visible elements of bread and wine. The Bible gives specific P: Lord, in Your mercy, instructions about the Lord's Supper. As it can be received to one's C: hear our prayer. blessing or to one's harm (1 Corinthians 11:27-29), the Lord's Table must be approached with a sincere faith and a Biblical understanding. That's Preface and Proper Preface ...... p. 194 why all who are new to the Lutheran faith are instructed about this sacred Sanctus ...... p. 195 meal before attending the Lord's Supper. Moreover, this Sacrament is also a testimony of our oneness in what we believe (1 Corinthians 10:17). Lord's Prayer (spoken by all) ...... p. 196 Therefore, we welcome to the Holy Supper all members of Immanuel who Words of Institution ...... p. 197 have been confirmed and those confirmed members of sister Peace p. 197 congregations with whom we are in fellowship through unity in teaching Lamb of God (Agnus Dei) ...... p. 198 (LCMS and TAALC). All guests who wish to receive the Sacrament are asked to speak with Pastor Sorenson before the service. The faith that we Distribution Hymns: believe and confess is a beautiful gift of God. If you are new to Immanuel, #672, "Jerusalem the Golden" we warmly welcome and encourage you to learn about this faith. #640, "Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones" #748, "I'm But a Stranger Here" Divine Service: Setting Three ...... pp. 184-202 Song of Simeon (Nunc Dimittis) ...... pp. 199-200 Prelude Thanksgiving ...... p. 200 Ringing of the Bell Post-Communion Collect ...... p. 201 Cross Procession/Opening Hymn: "For All the Saints" #677, Vs. 1-2 Salutation and Benedicamus ...... pp. 201-202 Invocation and Opening Verses ...... p. 184 Benediction and Triple Amen ...... p. 202 Confession and Announcement of Grace (Right Column) ...pp. 184-185 Introit of the Day, prayed responsively ...... worship insert Closing Hymn: "For All the Saints" #677 Verses 7-8 Kyrie p. 186 Chimes/Silent Prayer Hymn of Praise: "Glory be to God on High" ...... pp. 187-189 Announcements Salutation ...... p. 189 Postlude

1 2 DATES TO REMEMBER THIS WEEK Catechism Review Monday: 1:00PM Ladies Mission Project The Fourth Petition of the Lord’s Prayer Tuesday: 9:00AM Circuit Pastoral Conference – Shepherd of “Give us this day our daily bread.” the Valley, Hastings How does God provide our daily bread? Wednesday: 4:30PM 5th/6th Grade Confirmation He makes the earth fruitful and blesses us with the ability to work for 5:30PM 7th/8th Grade Confirmation the things we need. 7:30PM Choir What does God want us to do for those who are unable to work Friday: 10:30AM KWNG Recording Session for daily bread? 2:00PM LCMS Plaza Service God does not want us to be selfish but to share with those who are 5:00PM Board of Elders unable to work and to include them in our prayers for daily bread. Next Sunday: 25th Sunday after Pentecost Why does Jesus have us say “this day” and “daily?” Martin Luther’s Birthday (1483) These words teach us not to be greedy or wasteful or to worry about 9:00AM Sunday School and Bible Class the future but to live contentedly in the confidence that the Lord will give 9:45AM Fellowship Time us what we need. 10:00AM Worship School Time Capsule Display HAPPY BIRTHDAYS/ANNIVERSARY THIS WEEK The items from the school time capsule have been put on display in the Today - Margie Stumpf, Sandra Kitzmann narthex. You are welcome to peruse these pieces of history. The Monday - Dan & Kay Schmitz following materials were found in the time capsule: Tuesday - Emily Holst, Carissa Meyer, Amanda Schafer 1. The Pocket Bible in the King James Version Wednesday - Steve Alms, Leah Dicke, Andrew Germann-Hutter 2. Luther’s Small Catechism, 1943 copyright Thursday - Tyson Smith 3. The Augsburg Confession Saturday - Marge Augustin, Greg & Pam Germann 4. The Concordia Sunday School Teacher, Junior and Senior Division IN OUR PRAYERS 5. “Young People’s Quarterly,” January, 1953 Willard Holst, Jeanette Falkner, Ken Buth, Hilbert Gerdes, Richard 6. “The Minnesota Lutheran,” Official Organ of the District, June, Diercks, Skip Baker, and Marilyn Kromminga. 1952 7. “Architect’s Drawing of New Hay Creek Parochial School” in Life Quote Daily Republican Eagle, April 30, 1952 November 3 “Voting is not just a right; it is your God-given privilege to 8. The Lutheran Witness, June 10, 1952 live in a great country which allows each of us the freedom to address 9. Church Picnic Picture, May 30, 1952 these issues. You and I play a vital role in shaping the future of this 10. Old School Photograph country, most importantly, in the cause for life. If we don’t do our part, 11. Four Church Bulletins with School News the next generation may not even be born.” Bradley Mattes, executive 12. The Immanuel Hay Creek “Lutheran Annual” of 1951 director of Life Issues Institute – A “Life Quote” from Lutherans For Life 13. 2 Pages of Excerpts of School Project Meeting Minutes  www.lutheransforlife.org Thank You “THE LUTHERAN HOUR” – Sunday, November 10 Thank you to everyone who came to last Sunday’s chili lunch and bake 8:30AM on KCUE-AM; 6:00PM on KDHL-Faribault (920) sale and to all who donated food or participated in any way. Through “Dear Father, Hear My Prayer” your generosity, $951.00 was raised. The money will be split between Lutheran Hour Speaker: Rev. Gregory Seltz Immanuel’s Mission Fund and an elevator fund. We can call God our Father only because Jesus has made that relationship possible. (Matthew 7:7-12)