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Sunday Bulletin for 18 Apr, 2021 7.15 a.m.HOLY COMMUNION Theme: BELIEVERS’ ARMOUR FOR THE FIGHT (ii) Breastplate of Righteousness Celebrant: Revd. Olawole Faloye Stewards on Duty: Group C 1. Opening Hymn: A&MRW 216 (Ellacombe) 2. Introductory Sentence: "...if a man is just and does what is lawful and right... he shall surely live!” says the Lord God." Ezekiel 18:5&9 3. The Preparation (Page 170) 4. Collect for Purity and Gloria in Excelsis (Page 171) 5. Summary of the Law (Page 172) 6. Words of Comfort (Page 175) 7. Confession to Collect (Pages 175-176) 8. Collect: God of peace, Who brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus Christ, that great Shepherd of the sheep, by the blood of the eternal covenant, make us perfect in every good work to do Your Will, and work in us that which is well-pleasing in Your sight, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 9. Epistle: Ephesians 6: 10-15 - The Clergy 10. Gradual Hymn: A&MRW 602 (Franconia) 11. Gospel: Matthew 5: 17-20 Revd. Olawole Faloye 12. Sermon: The Provost 13. Creed: (Page 178) 14. Intercession:(Pages 183-184) The Clergy 15. Offertory Sentence: "...the eyes of the Lord are on the righteous, and His ears are open to their prayers...” I Peter 3:12 16. Offertory Hymn: A&MRW 132 (Tune A&MRW 131 - Caithness) 17. Preparation of Gifts to Eucharistic Prayer (Pages 187-190) 18. Breaking of Bread to Anthem: (Pages 190-193) 19. Prayer of Humble Access: (Pages 193-194) 20. Communion Sentence: "Righteousness guards the person of integrity, but wickedness overthrows the sinner." Proverbs 13:6 21. Administration: (Page 194) 22. Hymns during Administration: (i) A&MRW 441 (Song 46) (ii) A&MRW 423 (Unde et memores) (iii) A&MRW 712 (Living God) (iv) A&MRW 428 (Aberystwyth) (v) A&MRW 436 (Tune A&MRW 232-Regent Square) (vi) A&MRW 421 (All for Jesus) (vii) A&MRW 714 (Tune A&MRW 713 - Slane) 23. Post Communion Hymn: A&MRW 462 (Anima Christi) 24. Post Communion Prayer: Almighty Father,you have given your only Son to die for our sin sand to rise again for our justification: grant us so to put away the leaven of malice and wickedness that we may always serve you in pureness of living and truth; through the merits of your Son Jesus Christ our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you,in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen 25. The Lord’s Prayer to Thanksgiving Prayer (Pages 195-196) 26. Thanksgiving at the Altar: 27. Notices: 28. Spiritual Tonic: Romans 5:1 29 Benediction to Dismissal: (Page 196) 30. Withdrawal Hymn: A&MRW 648 (Neander - Unser Herrscher) At the Organ: Mr. Abolade Olatunji Cantor: The Provost Responses: Fela Sowande in A Theme: BELIEVERS’ ARMOUR FOR THE FIGHT (ii) Breastplate of Righteousness 1. Processional Hymn: A&MRW 608 (Harewood) 2. Call to Worship: 3. Confession and Absolution 4. Venite: T.K.E. Phillips (From Sacred Choral Works) 5. Psalm: 139: 1-16 (ASB 236) C. Hurbert H. Parry 6. 1st Lesson: Isaiah 54: 11-17 - Mr. Olakunle Agbebi 7. Benedictus: Yinka Sowande in C 8. 2nd Lesson: Ephesians 6: 10-15 Mr. Olakunle Agbebi 9. Te Deum: T.K.E. Phillips (From Sacred Choral Works) 10. Creed to 3rd Collect 11. Anthem: The Strife Is O’er - M. Vulpius (Arranged by Henry Gley) 12. Hymn before Sermon: A&MRW 784 (Morning Light) 13. Sermon: Ven. Henry Adelegan 13 Intercession: The Provost 14. Hymn for Offering: A&MRW 589 (Angel Voices) 15. Thanksgiving at the Altar 16. Notices: 17. Spiritual Tonic: Romans 5:1 19. Conclusion to Benediction 20. Final Amen: Fela Sowande in A 21. Withdrawal Hymn: A&MRW 476 (Tune A&MRW 179 - Warrington) At the Organ - Mr. Princewill Ubani Choral Conductor: Mr. ‘Jola Adeosun 1. Opening Hymn: A&MRW 608 2. Call to Worship 3. Psalm: 139: 1-16 4. Praise and Worship 5. Bible Reading: 2 Corinthians 6: 3-10 6. Special Number 7. Message: 8. Creed, Collects and Intecession/Creed to Prayers 9. Sunday Offering: Choruses 10. Notices 11. Prayer and Benediction 12. Closing Hymn: A&MRW 476 TOPIC: NOW THAT YOU ARE IN CHRIST 2 Worship Leader: Uncle Bola Adegbonmire 1. Choruses 2. Opening Hymn: C.H. 373 3. Bible Reading: I Corinthians 10: 1-13 4. Creed to Prayers: 5. Hymn: C.H 371 (Offering to be taken) 6. Closing Prayer 7. Closing Hymn - from Pamphlet 8. Children go to their various classes Theme: BELIEVERS’ ARMOUR FOR THE FIGHT (ii) Breastplate of Righteousness Celebrant: The Provost Communion Setting: John Merbecke (Harmonized by J. Stainer) 1. Hymn: A&MRW 626 (Diademata) 2. Introit: O Taste And See - Ralph Vaughan Williams 3. Introductory Sentence: "...if a man is just and does what is lawful and right... he shall surely live!” says the Lord God." Ezekiel 18:5&9 4. The Preparation (Page 170) 5. Collect for Purity and Gloria in Excelsis(Page 171) 6. Summary of the Law (Page 172) 7. Words of Comfort (Page 175) 8. Confession to Collect (Pages 175-176) 9. Collect: God of peace, Who brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus Christ, that great Shepherd of the sheep, by the blood of the eternal covenant, make us perfect in every good work to do Your Will, and work in us that which is well-pleasing in Your sight, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 11. Epistle: Ephesians 6: 10-15 - Guild of Steward on Duty 12. Gradual Hymn: A&MRW 651 (Tune 260 - Billing) 13. Gospel: Matthew 5: 17-20 - The Provost 14. Sermon: Revd. Olusegun Lufadeju 15. Creed: (Page 178) 16. Intercession:(Pages 183-184) Guild of Steward on Duty 17. Offertory Sentence: "...the eyes of the Lord are on the righteous, and His ears are open to their prayers...” I Peter 3:12 18. Offertory Hymn: A&MRW 782 (Northampton) (Please drop all your envelopes) 19. Preparation of Gifts to Eucharistic Prayer (Pages 187- 190) 20. Breaking of Bread to Anthem: (Pages 190 -193) 21. Prayer of Humble Access: (Pages 193 -194) 22. Communion Sentence: "Righteousness guards the person of integrity, but wickedness overthrows the sinner." Proverbs 13:6 23. Hymns during Administration: (i) A&MRW 689 (St. Sepulchre) (ii) A&MRW 712 (Living Lord) (iii) A&MRW 455 (Rockingham) (iv) A&MRW 458 (Grafton - Tantum Ergo Sacramentum) (v) A&MRW 460 (Song 1) (vi) A&MRW 465 (Tune A&MRW 394 - Woodlands) (vii) A&MRW 422 (Hyfrydol) 24. Post Communion Hymn: A&MRW 784 (Morning Light) 25. Post Communion Prayer: Almighty Father,you have given your only Son to die for our sin sand to rise again for our justification: grant us so to put away the leaven of malice and wickedness that we may always serve you in pureness of living and truth; through the merits of your Son Jesus Christ our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you,in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen 26. The Lord’s Prayer to Thanksgiving Prayer (Pages 195-196) 27. Thanksgiving at the Altar: 28. Notices: 29. Spiritual Tonic: Romans 5:1 31. Benediction to Dismissal: (Page 196) 32. Final Amen: Sevenfold Amen - Sir J. Stainer 33. Withdrawal Hymn: A&MRW 784 (Morning Light) At the Organ - Mr. Abolade Olatunji Bible in a year Judges 17,18; Mark 6 Points for Prayer: The Rt. Revd. Prince Asukwo Edet Antai, Bishop of the Diocese of Uyo Mrs. Victoria, President, Mothers’ Union and Women’s Guild, Diocese of Uyo The Ven. John Ifeanyichukwu Nriama 29th Wedding Anniversary of Ven. and Mrs. Joseph Zibe. The Bishop of the Diocese of Mukono (Uganda) The Rt. Revd. William Ssebaggala. Birthday Intercession: Mr. Ibileye Adekoya, Mr. Abayomi O. Shobowale-Benson, Mr. Olugbenga Leigh, Mr. Adeyemi Akodu, Mr. Adedapo Akinola Doherty, Miss Oluwadamilola Osinubi, Master Otega Edegware, Miss Oluwatoyin Omolara Abiodun, Miss Francetta Evans Anform, Mr. Kehinde Awosika, Mr. Chinaza Ekepele Azike, Mr. Michael O. Fayemi, Miss Omowunmi Ajoke Oshikoya, Mrs. Ada Modupe Iyamabo, Mrs. D.O. Ogunlana, Master Olujimi Gosiah Fatai-Williams Memorial Intercession: (i) Mama Kenke Olabode Maathey, 1 year’s mind. (i) Chief (Mrs) Rachel Yetunde Ogunyemi, 6 years’ mind. (i) Dr. (Mrs) Wuraola Ogunyemi, 7 years’ mind. (ii) Chief F. G. Adekunle-Cole, 10 years’ mind. (iii) Mr. Adeniyi Olajide Olawale Fisher, 22 years’ mind. (iv) Revd. S.O. Kolawole, 62 years’ mind. Family Intercession: Families of Late Mr. Olusegun Kokumo Johnson, Prince Adegoke Ademiluyi,CPA, Late Mr. Ted Idamkue, Mrs. S.O. Moses, Senator Gbenga and Mrs. Folashade Ashafa, Mr.Obinna Nwizu, Mr.Ogidiolu, Mr. Olugbolaga Ajayi, Late Mr. Bankole Babatunde Daniel, H.R.H. Oba A.A. Oguntayo, Late Prof. Oladele Akinla, Mr. Adewale Jones, Late Revd. Canon Lawrence C. Nwaka. Prayer for Businesses Hommaston Limited, Festive Bow, Snappilly Ever after Photography Services, Abax-Oosa Professionals, MBO Capital Management Limited, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Thaname, B.I.D. Ezeogu & Associates, Ogecious Ventures, Bengyees Ventures, Digitrack Nig. Ltd; Fortissimo Nig. Ltd. Mastatouch Nig. Enterprises. (i) There will be a meeting of the Mothers’ Union at the Lagos Anglican Diocesan Seminary. (ii) The Monthly General Meeting of the Choirwives/Choir Parents Association will hold in the Choir Vestry. (iii) The Monthly General Meeting of the Cathedral Missionary Society will hold at the Lagos Anglican Diocesan Seminary. (v) There will be a meeting of the Girls’ Guild at the Lagos Anglican Diocesan Seminary. (iv) Executive Committee Meeting of the Cathedral Circle will take place at the Fellowship Centre. 11.00 a.m. - 11.00 p.m. Clinic NO CLINIC CALL ON ANY DOCTOR OR NURSE IN CASE OF EMERGENCY.
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