*Response – Open the Eyes of My Heart words & Music by Paul Baloche

Open the Eyes of my heart, Lord, open the eyes of my heart. Worship for the Lord’s Day I want to see You, I want to see You. Open the eyes of my heart, Lord, open the eyes of my heart, * Denotes all may stand if possible I want to see You, I want to see You. To see You high and lifted up, shining in the light of Your glory; Greetings & Announcements Pour out Your power and love as we sing “Holy, Holy, Holy.”

Refrain: God is good / All the time / All the time / God is good Holy, Holy, Holy; Holy, Holy, Holy; Holy, Holy, Holy, I want to see You.

Holy, Holy, Holy; Holy, Holy, Holy; Holy, Holy, Holy, I want to see You. Prelude – A Mighty Fortress arranged by Joel Raney Passing of the Peace: Prayer for Illumination Leader: May the peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. People: And also with you. Scripture Reading: Joel 2:23-32, pew Bible O.T., p. 968 PROCLAMATION OF THE WORD *Call to Worship (From Psalm 65) The Word in Music – Chancel Choir By awesome deeds you answer us with deliverance, O God of our salvation; Come Flood This Heart of Mine by Frombach / Lantz

you are the hope of all the ends of the earth and of the farthest seas. Robert A. Knop, Jr., Violin

By your strength you established the mountains; Come flood this heart of mine with Your great love divine. you are girded with might. Come, Spirit, make Your home, my heart is Yours alone. You silence the roaring of the seas, the roaring of their waves, the tumult of the Come flood this heart of mine with Your pure joy divine. peoples. My every sin forgive as one with You I live. Come fill my heart, I am longing for Your pow'r. Those who live at earth’s farthest bounds are awed by your signs; Your presence and peace will be mine this very hour. you make the gateways of the morning and the evening shout for joy. Come fill my heart with Your Spirit in this place. Let my heart overflow with the fullness of Your grace. *Hymn 260 – A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Make of this heart of mine a vessel wholly Thine. Drive dark and doubt away, O fill me, Lord, I pray. Prayer of Confession in Response to God’s Grace Come flood this heart of mine, with Your true light divine. Come flood this heart of mine, this heart of mine! No words can express the depth of our need or reveal the extent of our sin. But you know us completely, O God. When deeds of iniquity overwhelm us, you At this time, the children are invited to Children’s Church. forgive our transgressions. You rescue us from evil and clothe us with love. They will return after the sermon .

[Silent Prayer…] Scripture Reading – Luke 18:9 -14 , pew Bible N.T., p. 1115 Humbly, we thank you; for no words can express our gratitude for the gift of Sermon – Doing Discipleship: Don’t Judge The Rev. Dr. Matthew L. Camlin your salvation in Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. *Song of Praise (on insert and screen) – You Shine words and music by Brian Doerksen RESPONDING TO GOD’S WORD October 27, 2019 Prayers of the People Reformation Sunday Presentation of Offerings (If you haven’t already, please pass the Friendship pads.) Potluck Lunch for All Invitation to the Offering Offertory – Bakithi Kumalo & the South African All-Star Band

Siyahamba, which means "We Are Going"

*Doxology , Hymn #592 *Prayer of Dedication

SENDING

*Hymn 288 – I Sing the Mighty Power of God

*Charge and Benediction *Benediction Response (on screen) May the Peace of the Lord Christ Go with You by P. Sutcliffe

*Postlude – Omama Bakithi Kumalo & the South African All-Star Band

229 S. Market Street, New Wilmington, PA 16142 www.nwpresby.org  [email protected] Today there is a Potluck Lunch immediately following worship. Bring 724-946-3541  Office hours: Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm food to share and table service for your family. We are inviting Westminster Worship services on radio WWNW (88.9FM) College students, guests and visitors to join us. Come to the Social Hall to enjoy a great meal and time of fellowship. Rev. Dr. Matthew L. Camlin (Pastor) ext. 12; [email protected]

Anne Bruening (Music Coordinator, Director of Chancel and Handbell Choirs) [email protected] Dan Smith (Worship Team Leader) [email protected] Kathy Montgomery (Organist) [email protected] Linda Black (Director of Christian Education) ext. 24; [email protected] Doug Phillips (Youth Leader), [email protected] Linda McGrath (Congregational Care Coordinator) ext. 16; [email protected] Kay Taylor (Church Treasurer) ext. 13; [email protected]

Announcements Calendar: October 27 – November 3, 2019 Please note that Room 216, which serves the New Wilmington Presbyterian Sunday (October 27, 2019) Church Preschool and the Sunday Morning Class Grades 2-4, will be locked during 9am Men’s Bible Class, downstairs in the Lillian Martin Room weekend hours when not in use. One of our young preschoolers has a severe allergy 9:30am Sunday Morning Classes for all ages to peanuts, and we are committed to preventing an allergic reaction by limiting our 10:30am WORSHIP use to planned programming. We appreciate your cooperation as we seek to care for 11:30am Pot Luck Lunch, Social Hall our young neighbor in this way. 6pm Community Hymn Sing, New Wilmington United Methodist Church 6:30pm Concert with Bakithi Kumalo & the South African All-Stars,

, WC Wallace Memorial Chapel The Nominating Committee entrusted with the task of finding church officers to begin their terms of service in 2020, has begun its work. Committee members are Monday (28) Elders Dan Forsberg and Judy Veon, Deacon Alex Schroder, Trustee Jim List, and 1-6:30pm Community Red Cross Blood Drive, Rooms 214 & 215 representing the Worship/Divine Encounter Steering Committee, Judy Book. Also 6:30pm Financial Peace University, center balcony room, #306 there are two members-at-large elected at our Annual Congregational Meeting earlier Tuesday (29) this year, Molly Mistretta and Kim Romig. Please pray for this group. 3:40pm Kids Club , Social Hall 5:30pm Joybells Handbell Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary Registration is open for our 2020 Mission Trip to the Dominican Republic ! 5:30pm Beginner Spanish Class, Room 214 The dates for this trip are March 14-21, 2020. Talk to Chris Parish, Don Shelenberger, 7pm Carillon Handbell Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary Matt Camlin, or Joel Postema if you want to know more. A link to the registration 7pm AA Meeting , Room 309 form is available on the church’s website, www.nwpresby.org. 7:30pm Intermediate Spanish Class , Room 214

Wednesday (30) TOMORROW is the next Red Cross Community Blood Drive - October 28- here 6-7:30pm JHYG (Junior High Youth Group), Youth Room at NWPC, Rooms 214 & 215, from 1pm to 6:30pm. Give blood—save lives. Thursday (31)

6pm  Chancel Choir rehearsal , downstairs in the Choir Room  Join the Frontier Fellowship trip to Uganda: December 8 – 16, 2019 7:30pm Worship Team Rehearsal , Sanctuary

COME : See the ways God is at work in East Africa; meet ministry partners who are Friday (November 1) sharing the Good News of His Kingdom in Uganda. We’ll visit and encourage our Sunday (November 3, 2019) South Sudanese partners now living in Uganda as we learn more about the refugee The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church crisis and the leadership development opportunities for people from difficult places in 9am Men’s Bible Class, downstairs in the Lillian Martin Room the Sudan. 9:30am Sunday Morning Classes for all ages ESTIMATED COST: $900, excluding airfare TEAM SIZE: open to 6 people 10:30am WORSHIP TO LEARN MORE/BEGIN THE APPLICATION PROCESS: 11:30am Nominating Committee Contact Trip Leader Denise Sciuto, Frontier Fellowship Associate Director [email protected] or 724-7661678 MEMO—Next week, November 3 rd Greeters: Application deadline is this week : November 1, 2019 , with $250 deposit N.W. Door S.W. Door N.E. Door S.E. Door (by Ramp) (Maple & Market corner) (by Nursery) (by Church Library) Frasier Zahniser Sandy Johnston Sharon Meyer Jim List October's Mission Focus is on us, in the US . Worship Notes

If you are a guest today we pray that God will bless you through your presence with us. Please sign the pew pad, including contact information, so we may welcome you.

Our flag reminds us of the freedoms and the bounty we enjoy living in this great nation. Assistance for worship is available including large print bulletins and hymnals. We are also reminded that " To who much has been given, much is required" . As we head We also have personal audio receivers that provide sound amplification. into the seasons of Thanksgiving and Christmas there is always a call for helping those less fortunate with meals, clothing, and basic human needs. Childcare: The Nursery for babies and toddlers (infants – age 2) is located

Through our Mission Committee we support the City Rescue Mission in New Castle by through the side doors of the sanctuary to the left of the pulpit area, Room 212. “Thank you” to Linda Black and Marilyn Reeher for staffing our Nursery today. collecting food items and turkeys for Thanksgiving as well as volunteering to work in their kitchen serving meals to the homeless. We also provide aid to their women's Please note : a nursery volunteer is needed for November 3 and November 24. shelter. (See insert in today’s bulletin.) Please sign-up in the nursery following worship or contact Linda Black if you are

Our church has a long a history of helping children and families in the New Wilmington available on one of these dates. Thank you . Area School District , providing meals and food in backpacks for those who do not have Children’s Church, Room 213, is a creative and developmentally appropriate enough to eat. Recently we assisted the schools with their new school store by donating th clothing and toiletries. At Christmastime, our Deacons will put up the Giving Tree. worship experience for children aged 3–4 grade; their teachers are Jill Postema and Diane Camlin . Across the street at Westminster College , our congregation assists with the Food Pantry for students who come up short on their meal plans and finances and need assistance in The Children’s Bulletin for two age groups (3 to 6 & 7 to 12) can be found in the having nutritious food available to them. (See insert in today’s bulletin.) racks at each entrance to the church. Fall Worship Bags are located in the front We reach out to the Spanish speaking members in our community who want to learn pew of the transept. English by providing language classes for them. There are also language classes for th those who want to learn Spanish so that they can minister more effectively here and when The flowers this morning wish Mary McElhaney Boyd a super, special 16 birthday, th going to the Dominican Republic on our annual mission trip there. tomorrow, October 28 . With love always, Mom (Betsy), Dad (Colin), Morgan, Elizabeth and Aiya (Wendy Simon) Root International in Mercer provides for basic needs of furniture and clothing both locally and around the country and Mexico, whether due to natural disaster or poverty. Welcoming you at the main entrance today are Gus and Marybeth Vavithes.

NWPC has also had history with Habitat for Humanity with volunteers and financial support to make affordable housing available to families in need. We are delighted to say “Welcome Back!” to Bakithi Kumalo and the South African All-Star Band members: Morris Goldberg, David Bravo, Rodney Harris and There are many other ways we as a church reach out locally and nationally. For those Nonhlanhla Keswa . We so appreciate you worshiping with us and your willingness who want the hands-on experience of mission work, there are many opportunities to be to share your gifts of music as well. Thank you. involved with the organizations that we partner with. Best of all though, is the outreach we as a church have shown to our friends and neighbors in the community who find We are very pleased that our middle school students serve as acolytes in worship. themselves in a time of need/crisis and we can step in to show the love of Christ in a very Today Stephannie Klamut and Emily Arblaster are lighting the candles. Next real and tangible way. For more information or questions regarding local mission Sunday, November 3 rd , Ellie Postema and Liam Camlin will serve. opportunities or giving, contact a Mission Committee member. Bios for Bakithi Kumalo and the South African All Star Band Bios continued,

BAKITHI KUMALO Born in the township of , surrounded by relatives who loved music and actively performed, Kumalo worked as a session musician in David's projects include work with collaborator Robert Held. Together they've during the 1970s and early 1980s, eventually becoming a top session and written jingles for commercials such as Prevention Magazine and the music for the accompanying international performers during their South African tours. ESPN show Out of Control. They did the music score and composed various songs for the feature film Federal Hill starring Nicholas Turturro. In 1985, Kumalo was introduced to by producer Hendrick Lebone during the sessions for Simon's Graceland album. Kumalo traveled with Simon to New York RODNEY HARRIS to finish the sessions, and after the accompanying concert tour, "spent several years Rodney is a self-taught musician from New York. He did tons on listening to his commuting between Soweto and New York City" before permanently settling in the father’s collections from Charlie Parker to Cannonball Aderly. He also had an United States. Kumalo has toured regularly with Simon since then. He has also older brother who was into Stanley Clarke, Tony Williams and Earth Wind and Fire, released several solo records, and continued to perform as a session musician with and Weather Report to name a few. From his brother’s various band rehearsals, he artists such as Joan Baez, Cyndi Lauper, Herbie Hancock, Tedeschi Trucks Band, experimented on the instruments laying around and choose the drums as his weapon , Grover Washington Jr., and Mickey Hart. of choice. He became talented soon enough to sit in and soon do regular gigs with His daughter, Daliswa (Didi) Kumalo is a senior at Westminster College. local musicians all over Long Island. He has played and toured with some national acts such as Bakithi Kumalo (Paul Simon), Donny Most (Actor, Big Band Leader), MORRIS GOLDBERG Dorothy Marsuka (South African Legend), Motoharu Sano and Akira Inoue Recognized as one of the early pioneers of Cape Jazz, along with Dollar Brand and (Legendary Japanese Artists) as well as smooth Jazz artist Jeff Kashiwa from the Chris McGregor. Goldberg left South Africa in the Apartheid years to study in New Rippingtons. He also continues to do recording and live shows with various artists. York. He is also a virtuoso clarinet and flute player. He has recorded a number of his “Life and music is a continual learning process.” own albums and is known as a member of the Harry Belafonte band and for his work with Paul Simon. Goldberg has toured and recorded albums with his own band, NONHLANHLA KESWA OJOYO. He calls their sound safro jazz, presenting the music as a combination of Nonhlanhla Keswa grew up between two hardscrabble townships of Johannesburg – South African and American jazz music. Alexandra and Soweto. She credits several primary school teachers with instilling in her a love of storytelling and singing. She attended Soweto's Morris Isaacson High DAVID BRAVO School, where, two decades before Kheswa's time there – more precisely, from June Born and raised in , South Africa, songwriter/composer David Bravo 13 to June 16, 1976 – the Soweto Uprising, a major turning point in South African expressed an interest in music at the age of seven. Originally trained classically on political history, had been set in motion by Teboho Mashinini and other students. the piano, David grew to love jazz and began composing his own music that he Before leaving school in 1998, Kheswa was recruited by South African film and performed locally. In 1976, he moved to New York to pursue his music career television director Darrell Roodt ("Sarafina!", "Cry, the Beloved Country", further. In 1980, he established a working relationship with Eumir Deodato. Deodato "Dangerous Ground", "Winnie Mandela") for a role in his Soul City. On the heels of recorded 3 of David's songs on the Night Cruiser album. Since then, he's been a that, the illustrious composer, arranger, and producer Lebohang “Lebo M.” Morake member of CBS recording act SHY TALK and had toured or recorded with Harry snatched her up for Disney's "The Lion King", where she cut her teeth in that Belafonte, Jack Bruce (Cream), Debbie Harry, Bo Diddley, and . inimitable production on Broadway for over five years. David has also collaborated with "hit" songwriters Donald Markowitz (I've Had The Time Of My Life) and Toni C (Whitney Houston's Love Will Save The Day.)  THANKSGIVING MAY SEEM FAR AWAY, BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP GETTING READY FOR THE CITY RESCUE MISSION’S BIGGEST ANNUAL OUTREACH!

Most needed items:

• Canned Fruits • Canned Vegetables • Canned Gravy • Canned Yams • Stuffing Mix • Cranberry Sauce • Pie Crust Mix • Pie Filling (Fruit or Pumpkin) • Evaporated Milk • $15 for “Birds”

FIND CONTAINERS FOR DONATIONS AT EACH DOOR OCTOBER 20 th THROUGH NOVEMBER 10 th

Thank you from the Mission Committee