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Celebration for the Lord's *RESPONSE CELEBRATION FOR THE LORD’S DAY The text of the Confessional Response is in Greek and 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM • Internet/radio AM 850 and FM 101.1 at 11:00 AM remained so when adopted into AUGUST 25, 2019 • ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST - RALLY DAY the Latin mass. The text reads: Kyrie Eleison, Christe Eleison. It Prayer of Preparation translates: Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy. Faithful God, your promises stand unshaken through all generations. Renew us in hope, that we may be awake and alert watching for the glorious return of Jesus Christ, our judge and savior, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen. *DECLARATION OF GRACE & FORGIVENESS WELCOME Friends, believe the good news of the gospel. Rev. Dr. Ed Hurley In Jesus Christ, we are forgiven. Dr. Jim Dorroh, organist O Lord open our lips, PRELUDE “Andante Tranquillo” Felix Mendelssohn and our mouths shall show forth Your praise. (Third Sonata) Chancel Ensemble - 8:30 †*RESPONSE “Gloria Patri” Gloria Patri CHORAL INTROIT Chancel Choir - 11:00 Glory be to the Father, and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost. As it was in the “One Generation Will Call to the Next” Greg Scheer beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Amen. Please sign the Friendship Pad *CALL TO WORSHIP †*PEACE OF CHRIST The peace of Christ be with you! located in the pew, and pass it -from Hebrews 10 down the row. Therefore, my friend, since we have confidence to enter the sanctuary by the And also with you! Words in bold text are spoken in blood of Jesus, by the new and living way that He opened for us through the unison by the congregation. curtain, that is through His flesh, CELEBRATIONS, JOYS, CONCERNS Rev. Dr. Ed Hurley And since we have a great priest over the house of God, Let us approach with a true heart in full assurance of faith. Katya O’Leary - Children ages TIME FOR YOUNG DISCIPLES (11:00) 3-5 may leave the Sanctuary for With our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience and our Enrichment after this time. bodies washed with pure water. Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who COMMISSIONING OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION has promised is faithful. TEACHERS, SPONSORS, VOLUNTEERS And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds, CHORUS OF PEACE “The Household of God” Terre Johnson SHPC 125th Hymn Not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another! Therefore - Let us unite in worshipping God, the creating Father, the redeeming Son, and the empowering Holy Spirit. *Those able may stand. †*PROCESSIONAL HYMN #461 (blue) †*Waiting worshipers may be “God Is Here!” Abbot’s Leigh seated at this time. Entrance of the Word and the Light Lay Readers: Rev. Dr. Larry Michael *PRAYER OF ADORATION PRAYER OF ILLUMINATION 8:30 - Paige Spencer 11:00 - Joe Whitley In confession, we acknowledge *CALL TO CONFESSION FIRST NEW TESTAMENT LESSON Hebrews 12:18-29 pgs 275-276 honestly before God who we are - sinners in need of God’s Rev. Dr. Ed Hurley forgiving grace. *PRAYER OF CONFESSION SECOND NEW TESTAMENT LESSON Most gracious and most merciful God, we confess to you and to one Hebrews 13:1-9; 15-16, 20-21 pgs 276-277 another that time after time we have entered your presence with This is the Word of the Lord. countless prayers but with hearts that have been closed to your grace. Thanks be to God. We have lifted our hands to you in praise, but our feet have still walked in the ways of evil. We have rehearsed your commandments ANTHEM “Now Let Us All Praise God and Sing” Gordon Young 8:30 - Chancel Ensemble Chancel Ensemble participants: but have refused to see your face in the needs of our neighbor. 11:00 - Chancel Choir Abbey Grauberger, Virginia Barr, Now let us all praise God and sing All ye servants of the Lord, We pray, LORD, that you forgive our lack of faith and pardon our acts Our great Redeemer’s praise; Praise Him forever, Matthew Grauberger, & of injustice. Grant us the healing that comes from your presence Jay Crump That we may all with one accord Sing Jehovah’s mighty pow’r, and the cleansing of your all-powerful Word, through Jesus Christ, Our joyful voices raise. Praise Him forever. our LORD. Amen. Sing Alleluia, Sing Alleluia, Sing of His righteousness, Sing Alleluia, Sing Alleluia! Praise Him forever. FULLY ALIVE WITH THE PASSION OF CHRIST Rev. Dr. Ed Hurley SERMON “Now - Keep Loving Each Other Like Family” *HYMN #339 (blue) “Be Thou My Vision” Slane *AFFIRMATION OF FAITH The Apostle’s Creed (Traditional) page 14 (blue) Rev. Dr. Larry Michael - 8:30 PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE/THE LORD’S PRAYER Daniel Killilea - !1:00 page 16 (blue) OFFERING OF OURSELVES & OUR GIFTS TO GOD Elizabeth Hanje, soprano Offertory Solo “Ride On, King Jesus” arr. Hall Johnson In our offering, we give back to Ride on, King Jesus! No man can-a hinder me. God not only our money, but Ride on, King Jesus, ride on! No man can-a hinder me. our whole lives in joyful commitment. For He is King of kings, He is Lord of lords, Jesus Christ, de first an’ las’, no man works like Him. King Jesus rides a milk-white horse, no man works like Him. De river of Jerdin He did cross, no man works like Him. For He is King of kings, Lord of lords, Oh, Jesus Christ, de first an’ las’, Oh! King Jesus rides in de middle o’ de air, Oh! He calls de saints from everywhere, Ah! Ride on, King Jesus! No man can-a hinder me. Ride on, King Jesus, ride on! No man can-a hinder me. He is de King, He is de Lord, Ha! Jesus Christ, de first an’ las’, no man works like Him. Ride on, Jesus! *DOXOLOGY AT THE PRESENTATION OLD HUNDREDTH Praise God from whom all blessings flow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heavenly host: Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen. *PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING “I first experienced grace through music. At the Bible college I was attending, I was viewed as a deviant. People would Lillian Troiano and Claire Tucker ORDINATION AND INSTALLATION OF YOUTH ELDERS publicly pray for me and ask me if I needed exorcism. I felt harassed, disordered, confused. Doors to the dormitory were (11:00) locked at night, but fortunately I lived on the first floor. I would climb out the window of my room and sneak into the chapel, which contained a nine-foot Steinway grand piano. In a chapel dark but for a small light by which to read music, With the Benediction, we are *HYMN #343 (blue) “Called as Partners in Christ’s Service” Beecher I would sit for an hour or so each night and play Beethoven’s sonatas, Chopin’s preludes, and Schubert’s impromptus. My sent forth to serve God in own fingers pressed a kind of tactile order onto the world. My mind was confused, my body was confused, the world was the world. *BENEDICTION confused – but here I sensed a hidden world of beauty, grace, and wonder light as a cloud and startling as a butterfly wing.” Recession of the Word and the Light Philip Yancey – What’s So Amazing About Grace? ALL MEMBERS AND *RESPONSE TO BENEDICTION (11:00) VISITORS are invited to stop by to meet and greet our new “For the Faithful Who Have Answered” Youth Elders after the SOUTH HIGHLAND 11:00 am Worship Service and POSTLUDE Prelude in Classic Style Gordon Young PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH to enjoy fellowship with light CELEBRATING OUR 130TH YEAR OF FAITHFUL SERVICE refreshments at our SUNDAY THE FLOWERS IN THE SANCTUARY TODAY are given to the CELEBRATION in the NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE FROM, WE ARE GLAD YOU ARE OUR NEIGHBOR. Library reception area today. glory of God in loving memory of husband, Bill and son, Bob Aspray, ALL ARE WELCOME IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST! by Dot Aspray. 2035 Highland Ave S • Birmingham, Alabama 35205 www.southhighland.org • (205) 933-0790.
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