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Ash Wednesday Ash Wednesday February 18, 2015 READINGS Joel 2:12–19 “Return to the Lord your God.” Psalm 51:1–13 (14–19) “Have mercy on me.” 2 Corinthians 5:20b—6:10 “Be reconciled.” Color Matthew 6:1–6, 16–21 Black or Violet “Where your treasure is, your heart will be also.” Proper Preface Lent HYMN OF THE DAY 607 From depths of woe I cry to Thee THEME COLLECT OF THE DAY Rending hearts with fasting, weep- Almighty and everlasting God, You despise nothing You have ing, and mourning are the marks made and forgive the sins of all who are penitent. Create in us of repentant Christians. As sinners, new and contrite hearts that lamenting our sins and acknowl- we confess before God that we edging our wretchedness we may receive from You full pardon are mere dust and ashes. But in and forgiveness; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who Christ—in spite of afflictions, hard- lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and ship, and calamities—we are cared forever. (L22) for by the Holy Spirit to receive love, to speak truth, and to witness the power of God in forgiveness. HYMNS FOR THE READINGS God bestows divine blessings on 820 My soul, now praise your Maker (OT) believing, repentant people through 419 Savior, when in dust to Thee (OT, E) Christ alone. He is our treasure on 915 Today Your mercy calls us (OT, E) earth and in heaven. 615 When in the hour of deepest need (OT) 574 Before the throne of God above (E) OTHER HYMNS 563 Jesus, Thy blood and righteousness (E) 881 Christ, mighty Savior, Light of all creation 732 All depends on our possessing (G) 956 Create in me a clean heart, O God 843 “Forgive our sins as we forgive” (G) 569 In Adam we have all been one 788 Forgive us, Lord, for shallow thankfulness (G) 772 In holy conversation 854 Forth in Thy name, O Lord, I go (G) 627 Jesus Christ, our blessed Savior 536 One thing’s needful; Lord, this treasure (G) 421 Jesus, grant that balm and healing 609/974* Jesus sinners doth receive 610 Lord Jesus, think on me 608 Lord, to You I make confession 418 O Lord, throughout these forty days 613 To Thee, omniscient Lord of all 550 Your only Son, no sin to hide sunFeb 15 monFeb 16 tueFeb 17 wedFeb 18 thuFeb 19 friFeb 20 satFeb 21 The Transfiguration Philipp Melanchthon Ash Wednesday of Our Lord (birth), Confessor Martin Luther, Doctor Philemon and and Confessor Onesimus 52 From "Worship Planning Book: Year B 2015." © 2014 Concordia Publishing House. Suggestions SMALL CHOIR KEYBOARD 98-3972 Create in Me, Hyslop 2pt Mx, Kb, Ob/Cl 97-7202 AUS TIEFER NOT: Song of the Gospel, Vol. 1, Gerike Or 98-3798 Return to the Lord, Kosche 2pt, Kb 97-6938 Six Hymn Improvisations, Set 3, Hildebrand Or 97-7399 Chorale Preludes of Harald Rohlig, Set 2 Or LARGE CHOIR 97-7499 For Manuals Only, Set 2, Culli Kb 97-7226 ANTHES: Saints with Christ, Culli Or 98-4160 My Soul, Now Praise Your Maker, Bender 97-7231 Introductions, Harmonizations, Vol. 4, Blersch Or SATB, Cong, Or 97-7454 Hymn Prelude Library, Vol. 1, Ashdown Or 98-3943 Veni Sancte Spiritus, Klemp SATB, Pi, Ob, Perc 97-7011 ABERYSTWYTH: Sonus Novus, Vol. 2, Freese Or 98-3533 Chosen to Die, Mengel SATB, Kb 97-7400 MEINEN JESUM LASS’ ICH NICHT (DARMSTADT): 98-3758 The Beautiful Treasure, Haan SATB, FC, Pi Six Hymn Improvisations, Set 8, Hildebrand Or 98-3753 Treasures in Heaven, Sadowski SATB 98-3879 From Depths of Woe I Cry to Thee, Heim SA(T)TB, opt Fl/Strings, Or HANDBELL 97-7196 Downloadable instrumental parts for above 97-6257 Lenten Meditation, McKlveen HB(2–3), II 97-7244 Prelude on LAMB OF GOD, Kerr HB(3–5), Fl, II+ CHILDREN 97-7483 Three Lenten Hymns, Stults HB(2–3), II 98-3711 Create in Me, Leavitt U/2pt, Kb 98-4133 Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God, Weber U/2pt, Kb, 2 Vi, opt VC Divine Service Setting Pre-Service Hymn of Invocation Confession with £ Absolution or £ Declaration of Grace Introit/Psalm/Entrance Hymn Kyrie Hymn of Praise £ Gloria or £ This is the feast Psalm/Gradual Alleluia and Verse Hymn of the Day Sermon Text Theme Creed £ Nicene or £ Apostles’ Offering/Offertory Sanctus Agnus Dei Distribution Post Communion Canticle £ Thank the Lord or £ Nunc Dimittis Hymn to Depart Post-Service Notes 53 From "Worship Planning Book: Year B 2015." © 2014 Concordia Publishing House. First Sunday in Lent February 22, 2015 READINGS Genesis 22:1–18 Abraham prepares to offer Isaac as a sacrifice. Psalm 25:1–10 “Make me to know Your ways, O LORD; teach me Your paths.” James 1:12–18 “God cannot be tempted by evil, nor does He tempt any- Color one.” Violet Mark 1:9–15 Proper Preface Jesus is tempted by Satan. Lent HYMN OF THE DAY 656/657 A mighty fortress is our God THEME “Lead us not into temptation, but COLLECT OF THE DAY deliver us from evil.” This peti- O Lord God, You led Your ancient people through the wilderness tion resonates on the lips of God’s and brought them to the promised land. Guide the people of people in the Lord’s Prayer. It is Your Church that following our Savior we may walk through the God who guards us from the devil’s wilderness of this world toward the glory of the world to come; cunning deception. Jesus Himself through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns rallied against Satan in the wilder- with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. (L23) ness. He intimately knows the perils of facing temptation. We too are to remain steadfast, fortified by the HYMNS FOR THE READINGS Word of truth, knowing that the 438 A Lamb goes uncomplaining forth (OT) Lord provides the greatest sacrifice 547 The Lamb, the Lamb (OT) in the death of His only Son. 809 Great is Thy faithfulness, O God my Father (E) 786 Lord of all good, our gifts we bring You now (E) OTHER HYMNS 707 Oh, that the Lord would guide my ways (E) 861 Christ be my leader by night as by day 521 Christ, the Lord of hosts, unshaken (G) 594 God’s own child, I gladly say it 718 Jesus, lead Thou on (G) 777/778 Grant peace, we pray, in mercy, Lord 600 Mark how the Lamb of God’s self-off’ring (G) 716 I walk in danger all the way 424 O Christ, You walked the road (G) 745 In God, my faithful God 418 O Lord, throughout these forty days (G) 655 Lord, keep us steadfast in Your Word 544 O love, how deep, how broad, how high (G) 659 Lord of our life and God of our salvation 529 Since our great High Priest, Christ Jesus 602 The gifts Christ freely gives 798 The God of Abraham praise 746 Through Jesus’ blood and merit 505 Triune God, be Thou our stay 714 Who trusts in God a strong abode 727 You who dwell in the shelter of the Lord sunFeb 22 monFeb 23 tueFeb 24 wedFeb 25 thuFeb 26 friFeb 27 satFeb 28 First Sunday in Lent Polycarp of Smyrna, St. Matthias, Apostle Pastor and Martyr 54 From "Worship Planning Book: Year B 2015." © 2014 Concordia Publishing House. Suggestions SMALL CHOIR KEYBOARD 98-2545POD O Lord, throughout These Forty Days, Gieseke SAB, Kb 97-7287 EIN FESTE BURG: 11 Compositions for Organ, Set VIII, Ore Or LARGE CHOIR 97-7302 Easy to Play Reformation Variations, Callahan Or 97-7202 Song of the Gospel, Vol. 1, Gerike Or 98-4159 A Lamb Goes Uncomplaining Forth, Witte 97-6061 A Mighty Fortress, Ore Or SATB, Kb, opt Cong 97-7142 A Mighty Fortress Is Our God, Powell Or, Tr 98-3207 Show Me Your Ways, O Lord, Schalk SATB 97-7156 Three Pieces for Two Flutes and Organ, Powell Or, 2 Fl 98-3652 Prayer for Peace, Cherwien 2pt/4pt, opt Kb 97-7651 Built on the Rock, Kerr Kb 97-7343 “A Mighty Fortress”, Sing, Men of God, Vol. 2, 97-7457 FAITHFULNESS: Hymn Prelude Library, Vol. 4, Meyer Or Petering TTB 97-7474 Three Hymn Settings for Organ and Bass 97-7348 “O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High”, Instrument, Busarow Or, Bs-I Alleluia to Jesus, Schalk SATB, Or, opt 3 Tr 98-4119POD Lord, Who throughout These Forty Days, Powell SATB, Or HANDBELL CHILDREN 97-7415 A Mighty Fortress Is Our God, Morris HB(3–5), III- 97-6869 The Lamb, Hansen/Behnke HB(3–5), HC(2), II 98-4081 O God of Jacob, Zimmer 2pt, Kb 97-7470 Great Is Thy Faithfulness, Helman 98-3981 God’s Own Child, I Gladly Say It, Hildebrand HB(3–5), HC(3–5), III U/2pt, C-I, Kb, opt Cong Divine Service Setting Pre-Service Hymn of Invocation Confession with £ Absolution or £ Declaration of Grace Introit/Psalm/Entrance Hymn Kyrie Hymn of Praise £ Gloria or £ This is the feast Psalm/Gradual Alleluia and Verse Hymn of the Day Sermon Text Theme Creed £ Nicene or £ Apostles’ Offering/Offertory Sanctus Agnus Dei Distribution Post Communion Canticle £ Thank the Lord or £ Nunc Dimittis Hymn to Depart Post-Service Notes 55 From "Worship Planning Book: Year B 2015." © 2014 Concordia Publishing House. Second Sunday in Lent March 1, 2015 READINGS Genesis 17:1–7, 15–16 God renames Abram and Sarai.
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