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July 14, 2019 July 14, 2019 WORSHIPWORSHIP FifthThird Sunday Sunday after of Pentecost Easter Eleven o’clock July 14, 2019 Preparation for Worship Every time you close another door— be it the door of immediate satisfaction, the door of distracting entertainment, the door of busyness, the door of guilt and worry, or the door of self-rejection— you commit yourself to go deeper into your heart and thus deeper into the heart of God. This is a movement toward full incarnation. It leads you to become what you already are— a child of God; it lets you embody more and more the truth of your being. It makes you claim the God within you. ~ Henri J. M. Nouwen Prelude Contemplation on “Julio” by David Hurd (1983) Arr. by Matthew Corl Lawrence P. Schreiber, Organist Introit Come, Great God of All the Ages Chancel Choir *Processional Hymn 150 Come, Christians, Join to Sing *Call to Worship Julie Pennington-Russell One: The Lord be with you! All: And also with you! One: Lift up your hearts. All: We lift them up to the Lord! Welcome and Introduction of New Deacons Pastor Julie *Passing the Peace of Christ One: The peace of Christ be always with you! All: And also with you. Preparation for Ordination We Are Travelers on a Journey We are travelers on a journey, fellow pilgrims on the road; We are here to help each other walk the mile and bear the load. I will hold the Christ-light for you in the nighttime of your fear; I will hold my hand out to you, speak the peace you long to hear. Sister, let me be your servant, let me be as Christ to you; Pray that I will have the grace to let you be my servant, too. Brother, let me be your servant, let me be as Christ to you; Pray that I will have the grace to let you be my servant, too. Beth Newell Dennis Lambert (Life Deacon) Covenant Philip Hawkins Chair of the Diaconate Leader: Brother and sister, every Christian is called to follow Jesus Christ serving God the Creator, through the power of the Holy Spirit. God now calls you to a special ministry of servanthood within the church. Do you believe that you are called by God and this Church to the ministry of a deacon? Deacons: I believe I am so called. Leader: Do you now, in the presence of God and the church, commit yourself to this trust and responsibility? Deacons: I do, with God’s help. Leader: Will you be faithful in prayer, in the reading and study of the Scriptures, in stewardship of spiritual and material goods, in the rendering of pastoral care, in seeking the will of God for the church, and in promoting the unity of Christ’s body? Deacons: I will, with God’s help. Leader: Will you do your best to pattern your life in accordance with the teachings of Christ so that you may be a wholesome example to all people? Deacons: I will, with God’s help. Leader: Will you in all things seek not your own glory but the glory of the Lord Christ? Deacons: I will, with God’s help. Leader: May the Lord uphold you with divine grace as you lead and serve among us. Deacons: Amen. The Presentation of Servant Towels Congregational Hymn and The Laying on of Hands As we sing the hymn, you are invited to come forward and offer a brief blessing to Beth and Dennis by placing hands on their head or shoulders and offering words of prayer and encouragement. Lord, Make Us Servants of Your Peace The First Reading: Isaiah 43:1-4a Sayde Doxie (Common English Bible, Pew Bible: Old Testament, p. 672) *The Gospel Reading: Luke 10:25-37 Pastor Julie (CEB; Pew Bible: New Testament, p. 71) Gloria Patri Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Amen. The Prayers of the People Pastoral Prayer and Lord’s Prayer Philip Hawkins Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen. The Third Reading: Acts 14:8-20 David Johnson (The Message; Pew Bible: New Testament, p. 133) Anthem Lift Up Your Voice Antonio Vivaldi Message Paul, Barnabas and that Crazy Radio Station Pastor Julie Doorway to Silence Be Still and Know That I Am God We keep a moment of silence in which Holy Spirit may continue to speak. *Hymn 354 (stanzas 1-4) Guide My Feet Giving Our Tithes and Offerings Guests, if you’ve completed a guest card, please place it in the offering plate today. Offertory Sarabande on “LAND OF REST” Gerald Near *Doxology Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; Praise Christ, all creatures here below; Praise Holy Spirit evermore; Praise Triune God, whom we adore. Amen. Blessing of the Spain Team & Benediction Pastor Julie *Recessional Hymn How Wide the Love of Christ *The Sending One: Go in peace to love and serve the Lord! All: Thanks be to God! *Postlude PISGAH Arr. by Dale Wood *Please rise in body or spirit. Next Week in Worship Sixth Sunday after Pentecost Message: Facing Conflict in the Spirit of Christ Sermon Text: Acts 15:1-2, 6-20 Supplemental Texts: Psalm 52; Isaiah 43:15-21; Luke 10:38-42 July 21 Contributing to Worship Today • The flowers on the altar today are given by Bonnie Jorgensen in loving memory of her son Jared. • The Deacon On-Call this week is Allen Norfleet (252-230-1801). • Volunteers with children today are Taylor Pennington-Russell, Charlotte Straight and Matthew Turner. If you’d like to volunteer, call or text Pastor Kelly at 202-341-0617. Copies of the weekly prayer list are available in the Narthex and in the staff office welcome area on the second floor. This Week at First Baptist For the week beginning Sunday, July 14, 2019 Welcome! We’re glad you’re here to worship with us the God of resurrection and new beginnings. If you are new to First Baptist, we’d love to know that you were here. Please fill out a welcome card (located in front of you in the pew), and put it in the offering plate, or give your card to one of our greeters or pastors. After worship today, you’re invited to connect with new friends over coffee in the church parlor. Today § Small Groups/Bible Study for all ages (9:30 and 9:45am) § Chancel Choir rehearsal (10:30am in Room 312—Choir Suite) § Worship at 11am § Coffee and conversation in the church parlor § Deacon’s meeting (12:30pm, Room 315) § Worship in Spanish at 2pm with Rev. Saúl García (Dawson Room, 1st floor of the Ed. Bldg.) Wednesday § Sandwich making for Martha’s Table (5pm, Fellowship Hall) § Fellowship Dinner – make reservations at [email protected] by Monday (6pm, Fellowship Hall) § Bible study and prayer in Spanish (7 pm, Dawson Room) Thursday § Ordinary Time for Young Adults (contact Pastor Alyssa for location) Friday § Spain Immersion Team departs (returns July 27) Saturday § FBC basketball (Noon - 2pm, Gym) Weekly Support Groups at FBCDC These groups meet weekly at First Baptist: AA, SLAA and NA. For days and times, see our website under “Connect.” Announcements Worship Bags for Children & Preschoolers… …are available to pick up in the narthex every Sunday before worship. Guests: we have a bag for your child, too! Spain Immersion Team Departs This Friday Pray for our team—Alyssa Aldape, Kate Campbell, Chelsea Clarke, Kate Crawford, Elnora Dooms-Boe and Ron Dooms—as they serve immigrants and refugees in Albacete, Spain, with Cooperative Baptist Fellowship field personnel Eddie and Macarena Aldape. Immersion dates: July 19-27. Sign Up Now for EfM Small Group Starting in September Education for Ministry (EfM) is a four-year program which offers an opportunity to grow theologically and discover ways to respond to the call of Christian service. The next class will begin this fall. For more info, contact EfM co-leader Rod Coates. [email protected]. Sign up by Aug. 1 for New Contemplative Group Starting in September Pastor Julie and Jerusha Chacko invite you to a 9- month small group experience in which we will lean back into our “spiritual hearts” and watch and listen for God’s loving presence and movement in our own lives and in the life of our congregation. RSVP by Aug. 1. Contact Pastor Julie at [email protected]. • Limited to 7 participants (in addition to Julie and Jerusha) • Meets one Saturday morning per month for 2.5 hours, Sept-May (dates to be determined by the group) • Gathers in group members’ homes (hosting isn’t a requirement to join) and shares a light breakfast together • No prior contemplative experience needed, just an open heart, a willingness to commit to the 9-month journey and a desire to be more fully present with God ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The First Baptist Church of the City of Washington, D.C., gratefully acknowledges the following authors and composers whose materials are included in this worship guide: Introit Text: Mary J. Cathey (1987), Music: Cyril V. Taylor (1941), Tune: ABBOT’S LEIGH.
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