Here we are, beginning Ordinary Time all over again, but the stories are anything but ordinary. Or maybe they're so ordinary they're extraordinary. After all, it's not uncommon to not understand what's happening when we hear the voice of God...or … [Continue reading] about Sunday’s Coming: working toward January 15
call to worship – Baptism of the Lord, based on Psalm 29
submitted by Michael Morgan, organist, Central Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Georgia; seminary musician, Columbia Theological Seminary; and author of the Psalter for Christian Worship One: Ascribe to the Lord glory and strength: All: Worship the Lord … [Continue reading] about call to worship – Baptism of the Lord, based on Psalm 29
Looking Ahead: Transfiguration
Now that T-Fig is a mere 10 days away, it's time to get serious. What are you thinking for transfiguration this year? What phrases do you want to start working with? What seeds are you hoping will bud into new liturgy? What fig-ments (hahaha) do you … [Continue reading] about Looking Ahead: Transfiguration
prayer of illumination for Christmastide
submitted by Rev. Andy James, First Presbyterian Church, Whitestone, New York God of light, you have revealed your very self to us in your son Jesus Christ, your one Word made flesh, who lived among us, full of grace and truth. Open us to your … [Continue reading] about prayer of illumination for Christmastide
a communion prayer for Christmas Eve
submitted by Rev. Andy James, pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Whitestone, New York (This communion prayer immediately follows the singing of "O Come, All Ye Faithful" and so alludes to some of its phrases.) The Lord be with you. And also with … [Continue reading] about a communion prayer for Christmas Eve
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