Listen to Rachel call us to worship for Ascension Sunday, May 24, 2020.
Faith, not sight. We trust in Christ Jesus, We trust resurrection, We trust in God's mercy. Faith, not sight will lead us to God, Will strengthen our souls, Will honor God's grace. Faith, not sight.
Sing along to Hymn No. 832, "My Lord of Light," for Ascension Sunday.
Hear Pastor Steve welcome us to worship today and read the Holy Gospel.
Listen to Acts 1: 1-11 as read by Michael Drews.
Listen to Michael, Jon, Scott, Rachel, Annika, and Erin sing Psalm 47!
A Special Memorial Day Prayer from LTC Chuck Gettig.
A Children's Message from Ms. Susan.
An Ascension Homily from Pastor Steve.
Sing along with Zion to the hymn "Lord, Be Glorified," Hymn No. 744.
Prayers & Benediction from Pastor Steve.
Sing along with Zion to the hymn "Come Away to the Skies," Hymn No. 669.
A postlude from David Chamberlin.
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11 Comments
Steve Newton
5/24/2020 08:59:55 am
Thank you Chuck for helping us to remember and appreciate the brave servicemen and servicewomen that have helped preserve our freedom. It's too easy to forget their many sacrifices, or to not see the lasting emotional toll on the individuals or on their families. We join you in asking God to please help all our veterans prosper and find peace.
Chet & Marilyn
5/24/2020 10:29:33 am
Thanks to all who contributed to this most meaningful Ascension Sunday service combined with a fitting Memorial Day recognition of those in the military who have sacrificed on our behalf.
Mark & Kathie Supiano
5/24/2020 10:51:29 am
We salute all veterans this Memorial Day and thank LTC Getting for leading us in today’s prayer to honor their memory. Thanks to all for a moving service challenging us to not long for the nostalgia of the former normal, but rather to pass through the pandemic’s portal to create a world where all will seek God’s justice, love mercy and walk humbly.
Ross Anthony
5/24/2020 11:02:54 am
What an inspirational Memorial Day Service. I remember my father, Russell Anthony today. He flew 43 bombing missions over Germany in World War II. A decorated war hero, he passed away in 2017 at 93. I love you Dad.
Steven Alan Klemz
5/24/2020 01:51:52 pm
Thank you for sharing, Ross....may his devotion and memory continue to inspire.
Doris Mason
5/24/2020 11:39:02 am
Deep gratitude from my heart flows to each of you, seen and unseen,who put this worship together. And Chuck thank you for praying with spoken words and also dressing in uniform to visually remind us of all who served and serve ...and of their families.
Steven Alan Klemz
5/24/2020 01:50:09 pm
This is the same uniform Chuck wore on the day of his retirement in 1992.
Jim and Elfie Wright
5/24/2020 03:46:24 pm
We loved every minute of it. The services get better every time, thoughtful and enjoyable, besides being important message.
Nettie Priet
5/24/2020 07:15:40 pm
Thank you all once again for providing us with such a wonderful Worship Service. Thank you for adding Chuck so we may all remember what this day is about.
Liz Prystas
5/24/2020 09:13:09 pm
Thanks and blessings to ALL.
Mary Applegate
5/25/2020 08:52:17 am
Thank you, Chuck, for your service and for leading us in prayer and remembrance. 🌺😔 Both the sermon and the children’s message give hope for the future. And it was wonderful to once again hear David’s musical rounds for Psalm 47. Leave a Reply. |
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