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DisciplesNet Worship #288, “Prophetic People,” (Grogan 01.31.2016)

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Josiah began ripping his clothes when he heard the news! The scrolls they’d found renovating the temple had God’s long-neglected words for how they were to treat each other—and they were failing miserably. What changes did they need to make? How does this relate to us in the world today?
Our worship today looks at how God calls us to be prophetic people, to work for God’s purpose in the world as a whole, and our small parts of the world. We learn from the prophet Jeremiah as God came to him. Minister Amy Grogan will be preaching from the text Jeremiah 1:4-10, and Luke 4:18-19. Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship #222 “Hope in Hopelessness” (Grogan 11.30.2014)

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How do we find hope in a world where hope is scarce?  Amy Grogan takes us through the whole story of Advent, finding hope in times when darkness is most visible.
We hope that you will join us for this worship and that it will bring great meaning to you as you continue to live in expectation of the coming realm of God.… Read the rest “DisciplesNet Worship #222 “Hope in Hopelessness” (Grogan 11.30.2014)”

DisciplesNet Worship #116 Phelps, “The Continuing Story” (Phelps, 12.18.2012)

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We invite you to join us this Christmas for this week's worship, with a special message of hope from our Senior Pastor, "The Story Continues."  Our worship was especially created with the understanding that while some of our listeners may experience this holiday season as  "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year," as the song goes,  for others, it is the opposite, perhaps a very painful time.  Whether you are one full of joy, sorrow, or a combination this season, this worship is for you.

Our worship features special scripture of prophecy, and includes the Christmas story from the Gospel of Luke, read by our leadership team.  Additionally, we offer inspiring special music by the duo Dean Phelps and Twana Harris, with Christmas favorites we've created for you to sing along with, if you'd like.  Beverly Heid provides the background music for our readings.
Today we also light the fourth advent candle,  If you have one at home, you may like to light yours while you follow along in scripture and music.

Our worship also includes a time of communion (breaking of the bread)--for which we extend the invitation given by Jesus Christ to all who would come.  If you would like to share with us in this time at the table that passes all boundaries of place, time, and walls, then we ask that you prepare a wafer, cracker, or bread and a drink, and we ask that our blessing will extend to where you are.  If you are unable to eat or drink, use a symbolic gesture or mental symbols of joining with us. (Scroll down for an Order of Worship) Continue reading →

DisciplesNet Worship #115 “For Prophets Then and Now,” (Borschel, 12.16.2012)

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Rev. Dr. Audrey Borschel brings an inspiring  message about prophets then and prophets now for our third Sunday in Advent. This is the SUnday when we light the advent candle of joy, leading up in anticipation to the birth of the Christ child.
If you have an advent candle, you may like to light yours as we light ours during worship.   Our worship is rich with music and opportunities to sing along.
We also have a special prayer in response to the terrible injury and loss of life of children in China and Connecticut as we were preparing our worship video.
Our worship includes a time of communion (breaking of the bread)--for which we extend the invitation given by Jesus Christ to all who would come.  If you would like to share with us in this time at the table that passes all boundaries of place, time, and walls, then we ask that you prepare a wafer, cracker, or bread and a drink, and we ask that our blessing will extend to where you are.  If you are unable to eat or drink, use a symbolic gesture or mental symbols of joining with us. Continue reading →

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