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PRAYER CONCERNS NURSING HOME/REHAB: Morrell: Brenda Dotson; Carolinian Retirement Community: Deloris Brock; Methodist Manor: Harry & Pat Hill (parents of Deborah Griggs), Margaret Reaves, Helen Westmoreland; Morningside: Smitty Soles, Dotty Williamson, Sadie Weaver (mother of Grady Weaver), Clarabel Jordan (mother of Leigh Ann Bizzell). OTHERS: Tom Cook (friend of Lisa Bedenbuagh), Dinkins Family (friends of Lisa Bedenbaugh), Woody Mashburn (step father of Joseph Tingen), Anne Goodson, Bill Chaplin, Marcia Black Lang (sister of Winky Black), Kip Byrd (friend of William Newsome), Lee Lanier, Piper Johnson, Bonnie Gainey, Freddie Brand (friend of Shirley McCutchen), Wayne Pigg, Kevin, Laura & Baby Blake Koch (friends of Caroline Anderson), Bobby Graham (uncle of Sandra Gaskins), Hadley Burgman (friend of Ben & Fran Able), Eddie Galloway, Denise Walden, Geoff Connor, Claude Wint (brother in law of Arnold Hall), Ron Skipper, Julie Sligh, Dylan Adams, Kathryn Beckham, Laurie Sorrow, Pam Sansbury, Beth Fore (mother of Lee Moyd), Walter Brown, Betty Jones, Keith Blackmon (brother-in-law of Sharon Sturdivant), Matt Wells (nephew of Shirley McCutchen), Bill & Janann Nevins (friends of Bob Abbott), Fran Foil (friend of Joyce Long), Ninette Andress (mother of Diana Moyd), Shawn & Julianne (Mortimer) Hale and family, Gavin Johnson (nephew of Joyce Long), Lyndell Becker, St. Luke Shut-ins and Our Missionaries, Michael Agwanda, Missionary (Life for Children), Mike Byrd (brother-in-law of Joyce Beasley), Lucille Oliver, Vickie Van Bussell (daughter of Allison Dunsmore), Harriette Crouch, Jim Crowe, Warner Dehart, Mena Galloway, Jim & Alice Harding, Susan Haywood (sister in law of Karen Haywood), Beth Heim (friend of Nancy Birnbaum), Sheron & Bill Holland (friends of Sandra & Don Gaskins), Ralph & Ann James, Leroy McCoy, Katie Michelson (mother of Andrea Mosley), Chip Moore, C.O. Myers, Jerry Sansbury, Rebecca Skinner-Fulmer, Wade Snipes, John Stewart (brother of Lyndell Becker, Annette Stokes (sister of Richard Galloway), Jim Thigpen (brother of Shirley McCutchen), Tommy Vernon (son-in-law of Jimmy & Iris McFarland). SERVICE PERSONNEL: Raleigh Smith (nephew of Joyce Beasley- serving with the Peace Corps in Africa), Trent Brown (nephew of Bill & Peggy Query), Miles Braddock, Matthew Musquiz (great nephew of Winky Black).
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WORSHIP ASSISTANTS – APRIL 7 Bearer of the Word of God ........................................ Mac & Grey Tingen Acolyte ................................................................................. Luke Buckley Crucifer ................................................................................. Kate Buckley Crawler Room ................................................................ Heather Norment Walker Room ..................................................................... Jennifer Evans Hopper Room .......................................................................... Mia Trader Children’s Church .......................................................... Brittany Douglas Counting Committee .......................................... Ed Rothe and Bill Query Trustee of the Month ..................... Ed Rothe (7,14,21) Troy Privette (28) Communion Servers for April:
Frank & Becca Benson, Lloyd & Molly Williams Ushers for April: Bob Braddock (Captain), Fred Edinger, Tim Ringer, Mike McConnell, James Clemons, Wayne Jeffords, Donnie Auman
Greeters for April: Shirley McCutchen and Marla Prozzi- Narthex
Willard & Sylvia Brown -Children’s Hall
Prayer Outreach Team for April:
Judy Brown .......................................................................... 843-307-1498 Nancy Caffee ....................................................................... 843-332-5488 Georgianna McElhannon ..................................................... 843-332-0366 Joanne Merck ....................................................................... 843-332-0966
BEREAVEMENT MEAL COMMITTEE 4:
Alison Evans, Ginger Manning, Deborah Griggs, Michelle Greenawalt, Sara Odom, Hariette Crouch, Donna Cameron, Carole Holloway, Joyce Long, Nancy Edinger, Bonnie Gainey, Pat Huff
WEEK OF APRIL 7 AT ST. LUKE Sunday, April 7: 9:00 AM ......................................................................... Coffee Fellowship 9:15 AM .............................................................................. Sunday School 10:15 AM…... .................................................................... Worship Service
(Radio broadcast: WHEZ 95.9 FM) 4:30 PM ............................ JOYU4 Children’s Choir End of the Year Party 5:30 PM ....................................... UMYF/Guest Speaker (Reaves Center) Monday, April 8: 10:00 AM ................................................... Ladies Bible Study (Conf. Rm.) 12:00 PM ................................ Dannie Newsome Luncheon Circle (Parlor) 6:00 PM ......................................................... Weight Watchers (Fell. Hall) Tuesday, April 9: 6:30 PM .................................. Scouts Wolf Den Meeting (Reaves Center) Wednesday, April 10: 7:00 & 10:00 AM ................................................................... Prayer Group 12:00 PM ............................. Community Lenten Service at St. Luke UMC 12:30 PM ........................................................... Community Lenten Lunch 3:30 PM ................................................................................. Prayer Shawl 6:40 PM .............................................................. Chancel Choir Rehearsal Saturday, April 13: 9:00 AM ..................................................... UMW District Event at St. Luke
“Come Together, Be Together” Guest Speaker: Rev. Regina H. Moore
UPCOMING EVENTS AND MEETINGS Sunday, April 14: Palm Sunday 9:00 AM ......................................................................... Coffee Fellowship 9:15 AM .............................................................................. Sunday School 10:15 AM…... .................................................................... Worship Service
(Radio broadcast: WHEZ 95.9 FM) 7:00-8:30 PM ............................. UMYF Glow in the dark Easter Egg Hunt Monday, April 15: 10:00 AM ................................................... Ladies Bible Study (Conf. Rm.) 2:00 PM ..................................................................... Grace Circle (Parlor) 6:00 PM ......................................................... Weight Watchers (Fell. Hall) Wednesday, April 17: 7:00 & 10:00 AM ................................................................... Prayer Group 12:00 PM ............................. Community Lenten Service at St. Luke UMC 12:30 PM ........................................................... Community Lenten Lunch 3:30 PM ................................................................................. Prayer Shawl 6:40 PM .............................................................. Chancel Choir Rehearsal Thursday, April 18: 7:00 PM ............................................. Holy Thursday Communion Service 7:30 PM ........................................... Young Women’s Bible Study (Parlor)
Led by Heather Norment Saturday, April 20: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ....................................................... Easter Egg Hunt
Attendance for March 31, 2018 Sunday School - 51 Nursery - 10 Worship - 159
Receipts .................................................................................... $22,135.00
St. Luke United Methodist Church
Pastor Carl Hunsucker
Parsonage address: 125 Yaupon Drive, Hartsville 803-269-8787 (mobile)
Email: [email protected] Website: StLukeHartsville.com
Fifth Sunday in Lent Worship Together 10:15
Bottom Line: At the Feet of Jesus—A Great Place to Be
Color: Purple April 7, 2019
The flowers in the sanctuary today are given to the Glory of God and
in loving memory of our aunt, Fran Tyner.
Love, Russ and Leigh Lockman
The Celebration of the Lord’s Day
THE CHURCH GATHERS TO PRAISE
We welcome you to St. Luke UMC. This worship experience is planned, from beginning to end, to assure an opportunity to encounter the presence of God. As we gather to worship our Lord, feel free to greet your “neighbors.” However, when the Prelude begins, please take your seats and prepare your hearts and minds for worship. Out of courtesy for your brothers and sisters in faith, silence your cell phones so that we can be in a spirit of worship throughout the service. A nursery is available for children, newborn to age 2. Please see an usher or sound tech if you would like to use one of our hearing devices. We believe you will find this worship experience meaningful for your spiritual maturity. If you must leave the sanctuary for whatever reason, the service is projected across the hall in the Conference Room.
Music for Gathering Adagio in G minor Mozart
Welcome and Announcements
Passing of the Peace: Welcome someone to the worship experience
Prelude Communion Table Smith
TO WORSHIP GOD AND CONFESS OUR FAITH
+Opening Prayer (in unison)
We come to church hungry, Lord! We are hungry for comfort, hungry for love, hungry for a new way of living, hungry for your Word. As we gather around this altar and later kneel, thank you for giving us this place and this time to worship, and we are eager to taste your goodness in community, with our brothers and sisters. As One Body, unite us, refresh us, renew us as we seek to serve your greater purposes in life. In Jesus' name we pray, Amen.
+Praise Set Precious Name No. 536
TO SPEAK AND TO LISTEN TO GOD
A Moment with the Children
All children up to the age of 10 years old are invited to come forward for Children’s Time. (Following the Children’s Moment, children ages 2K-3rd grade are invited to Children’s Church)
The Sacrament of Holy Baptism No. 33
Henry Watson Tingen Parents: Joseph and Anna Tingen Siblings: Mac and Grey Tingen
Call to Prayer: (all sing together)
Lord, listen to your children praying, Lord, send your Spirit in this place; Lord, listen to your children praying, send us love, send us power, send us grace.
Pastoral Prayer
Chorus (all sing together)
I cast all my cares upon You. I lay all of my burdens down at Your feet. And any time I don't know what to do; I will cast all my cares upon You.
Lord’s Prayer
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.
TO OFFER OUR TITHES, OFFERINGS AND GIFTS TO GOD
We Worship God with His Tithes and Our Offerings
Offertory Behold the Man Chancel Choir
+Doxology (all sing together)
Praise God from whom all blessings flow. Praise him all creatures here below. Praise him above, ye heav'nly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
+Offertory Prayer (in unison) We give you our thanks for the physical gifts that sustain us and for the added blessings which make life more joyful and full. We rejoice that you freely pour out the perfume of your love, even though we are not worthy to receive it. We are thankful for those who have been bountiful towards us, giving of their time, their skills and their love. As a token of our gladness, may we also bless others, being generous with all that you have bestowed. Amen
+Prayer of Illumination (in unison) Lord, open our hearts and minds by the power of your Holy Spirit, that as the Scriptures are read and your Word proclaimed we may hear with joy what you say to us today. Amen
+Scripture Reading John 12:1-8 Pew Bible NT Page 874
Six days before the Passover Jesus came to Bethany, the home of Lazarus, whom he had raised from the dead. 2 There they gave a dinner for him. Martha served, and Lazarus was one of those at the table with him. 3 Mary took a pound of costly perfume made of pure nard, anointed Jesus’ feet, and wiped them[a] with her hair. The house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume. 4 But Judas Iscariot, one of his disciples (the one who was about to betray him), said, 5 “Why was this perfume not sold for three hundred denarii[b] and the money given to the poor?” 6 (He said this not because he cared about the poor, but because he was a thief; he kept the common purse and used to steal what was put into it.) 7 Jesus said, “Leave her alone. She bought it[c] so that she might keep it for the day of my burial. 8 You always have the poor with you, but you do not always have me.”
Leader: The Word of God for the people of God.
Response: Thanks be to God.
Communion Meditation The Aroma of the Gospel Pastor Carl Hunsucker
The Sacrament of Holy Communion No. 12
TO RESPOND IN FAITH AND DEDICATE OURSELVES TO JESUS CHRIST
Hymn of Dedication Sweet, Sweet Spirit No. 334
+Benediction and Response
+Postlude Marche Romaine Gunod
+ Please stand, if you are able.
