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PSALM 32:1-7 SECOND READING: 2 Thessalonians 1:1-4, 11-12 Word Of GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH OCTOBER 30, 2016, REFORMATION SUNDAY A congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ORDER OF WORSHIP … We Are God’s People and the Sheep of God’s Pasture … From Evangelical Lutheran Worship - ELW (red book in pew); Psalm 100:3 page numbers (P.) in front; hymn numbers (#) in back; Pastor Amy Larson congregational responses in bold. Brooke Joyce, Music Director A Reconciling In Christ Congregation GATHERING GATHERING MUSIC: “A Mighty Fortress” - Michael Altenburg PRAYER BELL - WELCOME - ANNOUNCEMENTS CONFESSION and FORGIVENESS Let us confess our sin… Silence is kept for reflection. Source of all life, we confess that we have not allowed your grace to set us free. We fear that we are not good enough. We hear your word of love freely given to us, yet we expect others to earn it. We turn the church inward, rather than moving it outward. Forgive All are welcome at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. God makes no us. Stir us. Reform us to be a church powered by love, willing to speak for what is exceptions. In the spirit of Jesus Christ, we offer trust and respect to all, right, act for what is just, and seek the healing of your whole creation. Amen. including those who may experience alienation, distrust, or rejection. We rely GATHERING SONG: #504 A Mighty Fortress is Our God on the healing, unconditional love of God to shape our community in the name GREETING: The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of of the Good Shepherd. In keeping with our welcome, Good Shepherd is a the Holy Spirit be with you all. And also with you. Reconciling In Christ congregation, affirming our welcome to gay, lesbian, PRAYER OF THE DAY bisexual, transgender and queer identifying persons to participate fully in the WORD life of our congregation. CHILDREN’S MESSAGE WITH SPECIAL GUESTS FIRST READING: Isaiah 1:10-18 Word of God. Word of Life. Thanks be to God. Welcome Guests. Good Shepherd members invite you to coffee and conversation following worship in our Fellowship Hall (down the east hallway). PSALM 32:1-7 1Happy are they whose transgressions | are forgiven, There are cards with information about Good Shepherd in the pew racks. Feel and whose sin is | put away! free to take one with you. Guests and members please sign and pass the red 2Happy are they to whom the LORD im- | putes no guilt, fellowship pads in the pews. and in whose spirit there | is no guile! 3While I held my tongue, my bones with- | ered away, All are welcome to share in Holy Communion. Ushers will direct you to the because of my groaning | all day long. communion line which forms at the back of the sanctuary and moves up to the 4For your hand was heavy upon me | day and night; altar rail. If you wish to have the Pastor serve Communion in the pew, please my moisture was dried up as in the | heat of summer. inform one of the ushers. The bread is gluten-free. Receive the bread with open 5Then I acknowledged my sin to you, and did not con- | ceal my guilt. hands, then dip it into either the chalice of wine or the glass goblet containing I said, “I will confess my transgressions to the LORD.” Then you forgave me the guilt grape juice. Egg-free wheat wafers are available upon request. If you prefer | of my sin. 6Therefore all the faithful will make their prayers to you in | time of trouble; a blessing, place your arms in front of your chest. You are also welcome to when the great waters overflow, they | shall not reach them. remain in the pew and offer prayers. 7You are my hiding-place; you preserve | me from trouble; you surround me with shouts | of deliverance. TURN OVER Thank you for bringing children to worship today. It is hard work to worship SECOND READING: 2 Thessalonians 1:1-4, 11-12 with kids, but it is such important work that helps them and the whole church. The Word of God. Word of Life. Thanks be to God. sound of a child in worship is the sound of a new Christian being formed. The GOSPEL ACCLAMATION: P. 198 presence, energy, and noise of children are most welcome here. Our nursery is GOSPEL: Luke 19:1-10 available as a quiet space for parents and children. Activity bags also are The Holy Gospel according to Luke. Glory to you, O Lord. available there. The Gospel of the Lord. Praise to you, O Christ. SERMON HYMN OF THE DAY: #729 The Church of Christ, in Every Age PRESENTATION OF BIBLES WORSHIP LEADERS AND MINISTRY TEAM PARTICIPANTS – ACOLYTE: Leah APOSTLES' CREED P. 105 Holland; ASSISTING MINISTER: Krista Holland; COMMUNION SERVER: Steve Holland; PRAYERS OF INTERCESSION Hear us O God, Your mercy is great. CANTOR: Megan Buckingham; ALTAR GUILD: Marilyn Anderson, Charilyn Hover, and PEACE: The Peace of Christ be with you always. And also with you. Jane Kemp; USHERS: Jerry Bruce, Bev Sheridan; GREETER/NURSERY: Ruth Bruce; MEAL FELLOWSHIP SERVERS: Gail Judisch, Marilyn Rue, Elizabeth Kaschins, Ruth & Jerry OFFERTORY: “Intrada V” - Hans Leo Hassler Bruce, Germano Streese, Wanda Deifelt, Norma Refsal, Lisa Kildegaard, Joyce & Ed OFFERING SONG: #491 Come, Let Us Eat (with Sunday School kids) Epperly, Sharon Rendack; ORGANIST: Brooke Joyce. OFFERING PRAYER GREAT THANKSGIVING – HOLY: P. 199-200 PRAYER LIST - Good Shepherd Family: Shirley Casebere, Karl and Jerrine LORD’S PRAYER: P. 201 Our Father, Who Art in Heaven … Jacobsen on the death of Karl’s mother Lois, Ed Kaschins, Helen Schweizer, COMMUNION HYMNS: P. 201 Lamb of God, # 592 Just As I Am, without One Plea, Carmen Sunde, all residents and staff at Aase Haugen, Eastern Star, #515 Break Now the Bread of Life TABLE BLESSING and PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION Wellington Place, and Nathan Wicks at Wartburg Seminary. Relatives and Friends: Nathan Berg, Emily Bishman (Tanya Gertz’s sister-in-law), Maynard SENDING and Bev Blair (Mike's father and stepmother), Bob Dornbush (Sue Blair's BLESSING brother), Mary Harrison (friend of Midge Kjome), John Hassebroek SENDING SONG: #509 God's Word Is Our Great Heritage (grandfather of Amalia Vagts), Brent Jorgensen (nephew of Reg and Jeri PRAYER BELL and DISMISSAL Laursen), Mary Joyce (mother of Brooke Joyce), Jody Kruegel (sister-in-law of Go in peace. Share the Good News! Thanks be to God. Kathy and Jim Buzza), Lance Maly (son of Mary Jane Maly), Sarah Jane, POSTLUDE: “Now Thank We All Our God” - Malcolm Lewis and James Ode daughter of Jane Jakoubek Weston Noble, Pat Plude and family (friends of *Copyright © 2015 Augsburg Fortress. All rights reserved. Reprinted by permission Brooke Joyce), Lance and Julie Soliah (neighbors affected by flooding), Lyle under Augsburg Fortress Liturgies Annual License. Steele (cousin of LaVerne Ramsey), John Tapscott (Matt Tapscott’s father), BIBLES ON REFORMATION DAY Today we rejoice that our 3rd-5th grade youth as Ingrid Thompson, (great granddaughter of Glenn Nelson & Jane Borelli), Mary receiving study Bibles: Brayden Bakke, Mason Cote, Leah Holland, Abby Larson and Beth & Bayo Oyebade and the Mashiah Foundation in Jos, Nigeria, our Maggie Norris (in abstentia). May the word of Christ dwell in them richly. Companion Congregation in Tsumeb, Namibia. REFORMATION SUNDAY - Red, associated with the power of the Holy Spirit, is the GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH liturgical color for commemorating this event in the history of the church. In our sanctuary 701 Iowa Avenue, Decorah, IA 52101 563-382-3963 it is evident in the gates in the weavings, the altar and pulpit paraments, Pastor Amy's [email protected] goodshepherddecorah.org stole, and the altar candles. The white roses near the altar remind us of Luther's Rose, the flower at the center of Martin Luther's Seal - the family crest which became the crest and symbol of Lutheranism worldwide. Thanks to our special guests today who will help us understand the Reformation. We will also mark the occasion with a special Katie's Table celebration. This will be a hearty fellowship hour with food from Martin and Katie Luther's table. THE FALL PLEDGE DRIVE - All members and friends of Good Shepherd are invited to make an intentional financial commitment, a pledge, for 2017. Pledging helps us grow in faith as we commit to trusting that God will provide for us. Our goal is to have 84 pledges from members and friends for 2017. THIS WEEK AT GOOD SHEPHERD Sunday, October 30 – Reformation Sunday 8:45 a.m. - Choir and Band Rehearsal 9:30 a.m. - Worship with Holy Communion BROADCAST 10:30 a.m. - Fellowship Hour: Katie’s Table Celebration 10:45 a.m. - Sunday School Tuesday, November 1 4:00 p.m. - Mary Circle, Lynne Sootheran hosts 5:00 p.m.- Evangelism Committee 7:00 p.m. - Prayers for Healing and Hope Service Wednesday, November 2 7:30 a.m. - Men’s Breakfast 6:00 p.m. - Handbell Choir Practice 7:00 p.m. - Choir Rehearsal 8:00 p.m. - Band Rehearsal Thursday, November 3 10:00 a.m. - Bible Study with Pastor Amy 1:30 p.m. - Property and Management Committee Meeting 5:00 p.m. - Community Meal at First Lutheran Friday, November 4 9:30 a.m. - Stewardship Committee Meeting Sunday, November 6 – All Saints' Day 8:45 a.m. - Handbell Practice 9:30 a.m. - Worship with Holy Communion 10:30 a.m. - Fellowship Hour – Coffee Sale 10:30 a.m. - WELCA Soup Lunch and Attic Treasures Sale 10:45 a.m. - Sunday School/Confirmation SUNDAY, November 6, WORSHIP LEADERS and MINISTRY TEAM PARTICIPANTS - ACOLYTE: Ruth Bruce; ASSISTING MINISTER: Bob Felde; COMMUNION SERVER: Martha Steele; CANTOR: Dennis Barnaal; ALTAR GUILD: Janeen and Jon Christy and Jeri Laursen; USHERS: Lyle Otte, Jerry Bruce; GREETER/NURSERY: NEEDED; FELLOWSHIP SERVERS: Kris & Jerry Frank, Kathy & Jim Buzza, Jutta Anderson (F), Deifelt/Streese(F); ORGANIST: Brooke Joyce.
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