2021.06.27 Pentecost 5 9:00 Am Worship Bulletin.Final1.Docx

The Fifth Sunday After Pentecost Sunshine Eucharist

June 27, 2021 - 9:00 am

2620 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento, California 95816 Cathedral Offce: 916.446.2513 Emergency On-Call Phone (evenings, weekends & holidays): 916.214.0382 Website: www.trinitycathedral.org E-mail: [email protected] Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Bishop:

The Right Rev. Megan Traquair, Bishop of the Diocese of Northern California

Cathedral Ministry Staff:

The Very Rev. Matthew Woodward, Dean of the Cathedral The Rev. Canon Kathy Hopner, Canon for Formation Canon David Link, Canon Precentor and Director of Music

Non-Stipendiary Clergy:

The Rev. Canon Anne Arthur, Canon Pastor The Rev. Grant Bakewell, Jr., Associate The Rev. Canon Tina Campbell, Deacon Emerita, Associate, Diocesan Indigenous Missioner The Rev. Dr. Ann Hallisey Associate The Rev. Kathy Lawler, Transitional Deacon The Rev. Amy Lawrence, Associate The Rev. Mary Morrison, Associate The Rev. Robert Phillippi, Associate (Lutheran) The Rev. Jo Weber, Deacon Associate

1 The Fifth Sunday After Pentecost The Holy Eucharist

Celebrant & Intergenerational Homilist: The Very Rev. Matthew Woodward, Dean of the Cathedral

Deacon: The Rev. Canon Tina Campbell, Deacon Emerita, Associate, Diocesan Indigenous Missioner

Organist: David Link, Canon Precentor and Director of Music

Musicians: The Celebration Choir

Verger: Canon Elizabeth Kenealey

This Sunday's fowers are given to the glory of God and in thanksgiving for the regathering of God’s people at Trinity Cathedral.

2 THE GATHERING OF THE COMMUNITY The Word of God Entrance Rite

WELCOME & JOB ASSIGNMENTS Jobs to assign: 2 Children to pour water on stones 2 People to collect offering 2 Children to read prayers of the people 1 Family to bring up bread and wine to the altar

GREETING Dean Matthew greets the congregation, please begin writing your prayers now.

3 OPENING HYMN GC 2 Morning Hymn David Haas Please stand as able

4 OPENING ACCLAMATION Please repeat after celebrant, as we do the movements

Celebrant We welcome God the Creator; hold hands above head People We welcome God the Creator;

Celebrant We greet God the Redeemer in each other; stretch out arms wide People We greet God the Redeemer in each other;

Celebrant We bless God the Sanctifer. cross hands over on chest People We bless God the Sanctifer.

THE OPENING PRAYER

Celebrant The Lord be with you. People And also with you.

The Celebrant continues God, you have given us life; all the good we see comes from you. You sent Jesus to show us how to live and how to love. You gave us the Holy Spirit to fll us with joy and power, so that like the apostles, we might share your story with the whole world.

All Amen.

SONG OF PRAISE Halle, Halle, Halle All remain standing, as able, singing in their hear

5 THE STORY The story is a combination of the gospel and the sermon shared in language and actions appropriate for children.

Deacon Now it is time to listen to our story. Come and hear about the story of our faith from Mark.

INTERGENERATIONAL HOMILY The Very Rev. Matthew Woodward Dean of the Cathedral

AFFIRMATION OF FAITH

During the affrmation of faith Acolytes collect the Prayers.

Deacon Let us share what we believe as we affrm our faith.

We believe in God who loves us and wants us to love each other. People We are the church. This is what we believe.

Deacon We believe in Jesus who came to show us how much God loves us. Through his words and actions, Jesus taught us how to live. People We are the church. This is what we believe.

Deacon We believe in the Holy Spirit who works in each of us to help us care for each other, and all that God has made. People We are the church. This is what we believe.

Deacon We are the church. We worship together with singing, praying, and in sharing the bread and the wine. We love and honor God by treating others with kindness and respect. People We are the church. This is what we believe.

PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE Using slips of paper, we write or draw all the good things for which we thank God, and we ask for God’s help for ourselves and for others. These are collected and read aloud; they do not need to be signed. In the end we respond as indicated below.

Celebrant Let us bring our prayers to our Savior Jesus.

Leader Christ, in your mercy All Hear our prayer.

6 THE CONFESSION The celebrant begins the confession

Take a stone, everyone needs a stone. When you have a stone, hold it up so that we know when everyone is ready.

Now, hold it to your heart.

Think about the things you have done this week that you wish you hadn’t done. Think about the things you didn’t do this week that you wish you had done. Lift all these things done and left undone,off your hearts and lay them on the stones. O Christ, the Rock of Salvation, carry them.

Celebrant Say this after me: God of Mercy People God of Mercy Celebrant this week we have done things against you, People this week we have done things against you, Celebrant and against each other and our planet. People and against each other and our planet. Celebrant We are truly sorry. People We are truly sorry. Celebrant and we ask your forgiveness. People and we ask your forgiveness. Celebrant Help us to walk in the way of your love. People Help us to walk in the way of your love.

The celebrant continues

Please place the stones gently in the bowl, while we listen to this song.

7 WASHING OF STONES God of mercy and forgiveness Barbara Bridge

THE ABSOLUTION The celebrant concludes with the absolution. Holy God, you have heard the hearts of your people. Wash us clean from our sins as you wash us clean in our Baptism. Have mercy on us. Forgive us. Keep us in eternal life. Amen.

THE PEACE All stand, as able Celebrant The peace of God be always with you. People And also with you.

Then the Ministers and the People may greet one another in the name of the Lord.

Announcements and Celebrations

8 The Holy Communion

OFFERTORY HYMN #711 Seek ye frst All remain standing, as able, singing in their hearts

Seek ye frst the kingdom of God and its righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you; Allelu, alleluia!

Alleluia (x5)

Ask, and it shall be given unto you; seek, and ye shall fnd, knock, and the door shall be opened unto you; Allelu, alleluia!

Alleluia (x5)

©Karen Lafferty

The Great Thanksgiving The People remain standing, as able, children gather around the Altar.

Celebrant God be with you. People And also with you.

Celebrant Lift up your hearts. People We lift them up to the Lord.

Celebrant Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. People It is right to give God thanks and praise.

Facing the Holy Table, the Celebrant proceeds

Celebrant God, you made us and the world, and everything in it. All the good we see comes from you. You sent your son, Jesus, to come among us as a tiny baby, humbly born, human as we are, in need of human love.