January 9th Sermon "A New Day's Lyric" by Rev. Monica Dobbins

07 January 2022

Welcome

Please join us for our Sunday Service, January 9th at 11am with Rev. Monica Dobbins 
Sermon: A New Day's Lyric
 

We are back to Online Only Worship service at 11am (one service only)

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The worship service will be live-streamed over zoom followed by Virtual Coffee Hour. 
The zoom link is on the front page of the website. 
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ORDER OF SERVICE

Note: All piano Incidental Music this morning is by Edvard Grieg (Norwegian,1843-1907)

Thank You to Jan & Paul Gandy and Nikki Blackburn Fuller for cantoring today.

  • Prelude: "Drömmesyn"  Op.62, No.5 - David Owens-Lupu, piano
  • Welcome/Chalice Lighting/Annoucements: Rev. Monica Dobbins
  • Hymn #1000: “Morning Has Come" by Jason Shelton - Jan & Paul Gandy and Nikki Blackburn Fuller, cantors
  • REflection: Amanda Esko
  • Why I Give: Sarang Joshi
  • Interlude "Arietta" Op.12, No.1 - David Owens-Lupu, piano
  • Offertory
  • Doxology: 
    • From all that dwell below the skies
    • Let hymns of faith and hope arise
    • May peace, good will on earth be sung
    • Through every land by every tongue
    • Amen
  • Sermon: "A New Day's Lyric" - Rev. Monica Dobbins
  • Hymn #1020: "Woyaya" transcribed from Ysaye M. Barnwell - Jan & Paul Gandy and Nikki Blackburn Fuller, cantors
  • Benediction/Extinguish Chalice: Rev. Monica Dobbins
  • Postlude: "Baekken" Op.62, No.4 - David Owens-Lupu, piano
“Morning Has Come”
by Jason Shelton
 
Morning has come,
arise and greet the day !
Dance with joy
and sing a song of gladness!
The light of hope here 
shines upon each face.
May it bring faith
to guide or journey home.
 
A new day dawns,
once more the gift is giv'n.
Wonder fills this
moment shared together.
The light of peace here 
shines upon each face.
May it bring faith
to guide our journey home.
 
Open our eyes
to see that life abounds;
open hearts 
to welcome it among us.
The light of love here
shines upon each face.
May it bring faith 
to guide your journey home.
 
“Woyaya”
transcribed from Ysaye M. Barnwell
 
We are going,
heaven knows where we are going,
but we know within.
And we will get there,
heaven knows how we will get there,
but we know we will.
 
It will be hard, we know,
and the road will be muddy and rough,
but we'll get there,
heaven knows how we will get there,
but we know we will.
Woyaya
Woyaya
(various repetitions)