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It is an ancient, enduring question: “Why do the righteous suffer?” Our worship this week looks at this question through the eyes of Job, whose very name has linked with suffering.
Yet our worship and our preacher, Rev. Amy Grogan looks at this question framed in the sense of God’s soverignity and majesty. We hope that you will join us in worship this week as we work thorough Job’s question, our question, as people of God.

Our worship today, 30 minutes long includes hymns and songs that we hope you will sing along with, scripture, and prayer. And as we do each week, our closing moments together include a time of communion (breaking of the bread). We invite you to participate, if you would like, with some type of actual bread and drink you supply, or these elements held in your mind. You may also meditate as we tell of Jesus' invitation to "do this in remembrance of me." All are welcome at our table.

(Scroll down for an Order of Worship)

For more information about the book of Job, see this link

Introduction to Job

We hope that as you join us for worship you will feel a blessing from being part. Please tell friends, family, and others you know about our online church that is here with doors that are always open, walls as wide as the world, and always room at the table.

ORDER OF WORSHIP:
1. Opening music, “How Great Thou Art”
2. Welcome: Bob Shaw (with Psalms 8)
3. Opening hymn: “How Great Thou Art/Our God"
4. Pastor’s Prayer with Lord's Prayer: Russ Smith
5. Song: “This is My Father’s World, He's Got the Whole World"
6. Scripture: Job 42:1-6 Phelps
7. Message: “Now I Have Seen You”
8. Hymn: “It is Well With My Soul”
9. Communion: Susan McNeely
10. Musical background: “One Piece of Bread”
11. Sending out

Opening Thumbnail: Job, by Léon Bonnat (1833–1922), 1880.

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Invitation to Giving:
DisciplesNet Church is a not-for-profit church that exists to cross barriers and boundaries to share the Good News of God's redeeming love. We rely on the gifts of our online viewers as we continue to grow and extend our nets around the world.
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God bless you, and thank you for joining us!

Video editing by Deb Phelps, Russ Smith, Susan McNeely

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