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Pavilion Praise @ 9 Ocean Pathway & Ocean Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ Pavilion Praise @ 9 Ocean Pathway & Ocean Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ Sunday, September 13th, 2015 A joint venture of… The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, 54 Pitman Avenue 732-775-0035 www.oceangrove.org Dale Whilden CMA President JP Gradone Executive Director/COO & St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 80 Embury Avenue 732-775-1125 www.oceangrovechurch.com John DiGiamberardino Senior Pastor George Scholes Robson4 Worship Arts Pastor CCLI License #478813 “Sometimes Jesus Walks the Sea” 1) Sometimes Jesus walks the sea to save us Sometimes Jesus walks the road by your side Either way it’s not the avenue that matters It’s the fact that He finds you when you’re lost… lost in the night 2) Sometimes Jesus comes in ways you least expected Sometimes Jesus comes in ways you thought He would Either way it’s not the avenue He chooses It’s the fact that He loves you and He works… works what is good Chorus You can take the road that keeps on winding even higher You can take the path that’s all unknown You can face today for the One who holds forever Gives the promise that you are not alone 3) Sometimes Jesus opens doors to guide us Sometimes Jesus closes doors with His own hand Either way it’s not the doors that really matter It’s the fact that He’s given us a part… part in His plan 1) Tag It’s the fact that He finds you when you’re lost… lost in the night lyric & music: ©2000 Michael Boniello & Stephen Mugglin Welcome & Announcements Katrina Clapsis JesuServant St. Paul’s UMC, Ocean Grove Call to Worship Leader: For those who first went out into the early dawn, when the sky was grey, taking spices to the tomb, there was terror, and surprise. People: For us, resisting the impulse to sleep in as part of another weekend at the Jersey Shore, and being overly-familiar with the Easter story... there is the risk of complacency. Leader: So let us open ourselves to the astounding possibility that life can break out at any moment!. People: Let us challenge the thought that we have planned the future so efficiently that there will be no surprises! Leader: Let us face the fact that the walls of this Pavilion the walls of any church, and the "life" of our institution cannot entirely contain the Way, the Truth, and the Life of Jesus Christ! People: Let us celebrate the irrepressible power of God breaking out with abundant life where and when we least expect it! Paraphrased from : Anne Siddall by gsriv “Where I Belong” Sometimes it feels like I'm watching from the outside Sometimes it feels like I'm breathing but am I alive I won't keep searching for answers that aren't here to find Chorus All I know is I'm not home yet This is not where I belong Take this world and give me Jesus This is not where I belong So when the walls come falling down on me And when I'm lost in the current of a raging sea I have this blessed assurance holding me Chorus bridge When the earth shakes I want to be found in You When the lights fade I want to be found in You Chorus Chorus lyric & music : Jason Ingram | Jason Roy © 2010 Sony/ATV Timber Publishing (Admin. by Sony/ATV Sounds LLC)West Main Music (Admin. by Sony/ATV Sounds LLC) Windsor Hill Music (Admin. by Sony/ATV Sounds LLC) Sony/ATV Tree Publishing (Admin. by Sony/ATV Songs LLC) Antiphonal Liturgy Leader: Lord… we thought you were dead. People: We thought the cross was the end. Leader: We thought when the stone rolled over the tomb , that was it. People: But this is it… the dead are living! Leader: The cross is empty! People: The stone is rolled, and one word describes it all: Alleluia! Leader: Savior…we thought You had said Your final word. People: We thought those with power had won. Leader: We thought that when You cried out, that was it. People: But this is it:… the Word breathes! Leader: The powers are defeated! People: The final cry was only the beginning, and one word says it all: Alleluia! Leader: We thought the story was finished. People: We thought the hope had ended. Leader: We thought that when the tomb was sealed, that was it. People: But this is it: the story had just begun! Leader: The hope is newly born! People: The tomb is empty, Jesus is risen! Leader: And one word says it all... People: Alleluia! Leader: We thought that when they crucified You, death had defeated life, and that was it. People: But this is it: Love is stronger than death! Christ is risen! Leader: And one word says it all... People: Alleluia! Paraphrased from :Roddy Hamilton by gsriv “Utter Praise Mantra” (Psalm 106 ) 1) Hallelujah! Glory to God, Thy will be done! 2) Who can utter the mighty acts of the Lord? 3) Who can declare all His praises? 4) Remember me, O Lord with the favor You have toward Your people O visit me with Your salvation with Your salvation lyric & music: Alan Herman Brown/GeorgeScholes.Robson4/Glenn Robert Swindell © 1997 LibraryMusic Psalm 106: 2-4 Collect Leader: Stop! Did you hear it? The stone rolling. The grave clothes being folded. The body rising. Like a whispered "Alleluia" in the stillness of the dawn but it was real. People: Did we hear it? The angels' muffled laughter as the women reached the tomb. The dawn breaks over the garden revealing footprints in the dew. The mountains bow in slow grandeur just out the corner of our eyes. Like something shifting at the edge of our sight. But it is real. Leader: Did you hear it? The world holding it’s breath. The stars hesitating. The sun lingering. Creation filling it’s lungs. The air and the seas swell. People: So that the whole earth can proclaim: Christ is risen! Leader: Here we celebrate another Resurrection Sunday! People: So that we can proclaim: Christ is risen! Paraphrased from :Roddy Hamilton by gsriv “Christ Is Risen” 1) Let no one caught in sin remain inside the lie of inward shame But fix our eyes upon the cross and run to Him who showed great love and bled for us Freely You've bled for us Chorus Christ is risen from the dead Trampling over death by death Come awake Come awake Come and rise up from the grave Christ is risen from the dead We are one with Him again Come awake Come awake Come and rise up from the grave 2) Beneath the weight of all our sin You bowed to none but heaven's will No scheme of hell no scoffer's crown No burden great can hold You down in strength You reign Forever let Your church proclaim Chorus bridge O death where is your sting? O hell where is your victory? O church come stand in the light The glory of God has defeated the night (Singing) O death where is your sting? O hell where is your victory? O church come stand in the light Our God is not dead He's alive He's alive!!! Chorus Chorus lyric & music: Matt Maher | Mia Fieldes © 2009 Thankyou Music (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing) spiritandsong.com (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing) SHOUT! Music Publishing (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing) KidzTime Peter Herr Trustee: OGCMA & JesuServant, St. Paul’s UMC, Ocean Grove Invitation of Ushers & Offertory Prayer This is a joint service of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association and St. Paul’s United Methodist Church of Ocean Grove All checks will be given to the organization named on the check. Cash will be divided equally between the two organizations. “All of you… Live in harmony with one another, Be sympathetic Treat each other as members of a loving family Be compassionate & humble Be tenderhearted & courteous Do not repay evil with evil, or insult with insult, but on the contrary… repay with blessing. Because to this you were called so that you may inherit a blessing.” -1 Peter 3:8-9 May Adonai, our Creator (the Compassionate & Merciful God) truly bless you, in the name of our Savior: Yeshua the Christ, and by the power of our Counselor: the Holy Spirit… Until we meet again… Shalom! Amen!! Maranatha!!! “Roll Away the Stone” The silent tomb, it echoes nothing and lying there in dust of death The Nazarene is stirred by something as He wakes and takes a breath mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm {Shekinah} … 2)The linen clothes, scattered He leaves them (He) unwraps His headcloth, folds it up The Galilean, born in Bethlehem rising from His baptizing cup To roll away the stone Shekinah Shekinah glory To roll away the stone Shekinah Messiah glory Conquered sin and death alone to roll away the stone to roll away the stone 3)Into the dark tomb of despair the sunlight…. streams down in mercy and makes day what was night Lifting up our sin sick souls from private hells...public sheols The Son of God stands up and rolls a-way the stone of separation opens the way for our salvation and redeeming His lost creation 4)So why do you seek the living among the dead? Why don’t you step outside here and clear your head? Why stumble endlessly now follow Christ instead? Abiding in the Word... Abiding in the Word... To roll away the stone Shekinah Shekinah glory To roll away the stone the power of Jehovah’s glory Today the one true light has shone to roll away the stone roll away the stone! Shekinah Shekinah glory roll away the stone the power of Jehovah’s glory roll away the stone and rise again bridge So Christ will be the glory in our midst Christ will be the glory in our midst….
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