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GILEAD LUTHERAN CHURCH Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Church Office, 279-9270 th 17 Sunday after Pentecost, September 11, 2016 Setting One (LBW) green book We welcome visitors and ask that you fill out a card found in your pew and place it in the offering plate. Thank You. VISION STATEMENT: We ring out a joyous message of welcome and togetherness to neighbors near and far through the spirit of Christ. Prelude: Please use this time for prayer and meditation Announcements Confession and Forgiveness p. 56 The Peace p. 66 Hymn Eternal Father, Strong to Save (LBW)green book # 467 Greeting p. 57 Kyrie p. 57 Hymn of Praise p. 60 The Prayer of the Day p. 62 O God, overflowing with mercy and compassion, you lead back to yourself all those who go astray. Preserve your people in your loving care, that we may reject whatever is contrary to you and may follow all things that sustain our life in your Son, Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord, Amen. Children’s Sermon First Reading: Exodus 32: 7-14 p. 62 While Moses is on Mount Sinai, the people grow restless and make a golden calf to worship. Today’s reading shows Moses as the mediator between an angry God and a sinful people. Moses reminds God that the Israelites are God’s own people and boldly asks mercy for them. Psalm 51:1-10 p. 239 Second Reading: 1 Timothy 1:12-17 p. 62 The letters to Timothy are called the Pastoral Epistles because they contain advice especially intended for leaders in the church. Here the mercy shown to Paul, who once persecuted the church, is cited as evidence that even the most unworthy may become witnesses to the grace of God. Gospel Verse p. 62 Gospel: Luke 15:1-10 p. 63 Jesus tells two stories that suggest a curios connection between the lost being found and sinners repenting. God takes the initiative to find sinners, each of whom is so precious to God that his or her recovery brings joy to heaven. Sermon Candle Lighting in memory of the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack. Hymn God of Our Fathers (LBW) green book# 567 Apostles’ Creed p. 65 The Prayers p. 65 Offering Offertory p. 66 Offertory Prayer p. 67 The Great Thanksgiving p. 68 Holy, Holy, Holy p. 69 Eucharistic Prayer p. 69 The Lord’s Prayer p. 71 Lamb of God p. 72 We commune by dipping the wafer (intinction). The second cup is grape juice for those who desire. Communion Post Communion Blessing p. 72 Post Communion Canticle p. 72 Post Communion Prayer p. 74 Benediction p. 74 Three Fold Amen Hymn My Country, ‘Tis of Thee (LBW)green book # 566 Dismissal p. 74 Postlude Key to Order of Service “p.” indicates the page number in the front of the green Lutheran Book of Worship “#” indicates the number of the hymn, not the page number. WE GIVE THANKS for the 1st responders, policemen and firefighters. PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS those who cannot be with us. They are Alberta Kreiger, Clarence Newton, Ken and Mary Button, Fran Fiet, June Boomhower and Flip Coonradt. WE PRAY FOR: : Marion Gardner, JulieAnn Anthony, Suzanne Alderman, Cindy Bode, John Grassmann, Sharon Gully, Joan Mowers, Connie Hoffman, Christine Harris, Bob Kapps, Cody Hollowoa, Nancy Knickerbocker, Vinnie Coonradt, Debbie Shoup, Ryan Anderson, Joyce Raymond, Jean Perkins, Bob Guerin and Allan Kreiger. SPECIAL PRAYERS for all people who have served this country and are serving in this country and abroad. “Caring Connections has provided “Stars for our Troops” on the table in the rear of the sanctuary. If you know or meet a veteran, please feel free to present them with a “Star”. Thank you” GILEAD: Listen and Follow Jesus to Share the Way. Leader: Christ Ministers: Everyone Pastor: Deacon Chris Nash Minister of Music: Rita Asai Assisting Minister: Joan Stry Psalm Cantor: John Shanahan Reader: Michael Daus Ushers: Marion and Mike Daus WE WELCOME and thank Deacon Chris Nash who will lead us in worship today. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to John Erikson on the 14th. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to Joseph and Eleanor Bode today! EVENTS CALENDAR EVENTS CALENDAR Sept.12-Council Meeting @ 7 pm Sept.14-Choir Rehearsal @ 7 pm Sept.15-Multi-Committee Meeting@ 5pm Sept.15 Community Ministry Meeting @ 6:30pm Sept.18 Combined Service @ Gilead @ 10am Sept.18-Informational Meeting after worship Sept.25-Congregational Meeting after worship Sept.12-Council Meeting @ 7 pm Sept.14-Choir Rehearsal @ 7 pm Sept.15-Multi-Committee Meeting@ 5pm Sept.15 Community Ministry Meeting @ 6:30pm Sept.18 Combined Service @ Gilead @ 10am Sept.18-Informational Meeting after worship Sept.25-Congregational Meeting after worship ALTAR FLOWERS are given to the glory of God in honor of the 1st responders, policemen and firefighters. ALTAR FLOWERS are given to the glory of God in honor of the 1st responders, policemen and firefighters. WE WELCOME Rita Asai for accepting our request for an organist. Many Thanks!!! Choir rehearsals will begin on Wednesday, September 14th at 7 pm WE WELCOME Rita Asai for accepting our request for an organist. Many Thanks!!! Choir rehearsals will begin on Wednesday, September 14th at 7 pm INFORMATIONAL MEETING-Please plan to attend the informational meeting after worship on Sept. 18th. There will be a coffee hour after worship. Please plan to bring finger foods to share. INFORMATIONAL MEETING-Please plan to attend the informational meeting after worship on Sept. 18th. There will be a coffee hour after worship. Please plan to bring finger foods to share. CONGREGATIONAL MEETING September 25th to vote on whether or not to continue the new Parish Formation Process. CONGREGATIONAL MEETING September 25th to vote on whether or not to continue the new Parish Formation Process. MANY THANKS for all who helped at the chicken barbecue yesterday. MANY THANKS for all who helped at the chicken barbecue yesterday. COMMUNITY MINISTRY will be making personal care kits for the Domestic Violence Shelter in Troy for our October 21st Story dinner. We are looking for donations of hygiene items ie: deodorant, shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste and washcloths and hand towels. Thank you for your support. COMMUNITY MINISTRY will be making personal care kits for the Domestic Violence Shelter in Troy for our October 21st Story dinner. We are looking for donations of hygiene items ie: deodorant, shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste and washcloths and hand towels. Thank you for your support.