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PLEASE PRAY FORAug 08, 2019  · by Jacques Loussier Kristi urghart, Soprano (19342019) Pater noster, qui es in caelis: sanctificetur Nomen Tuum; adveniat Regnum Tuum; fiat voluntas

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    SPACE FOR NOTES AND REFLECTIONS DURING WORSHIP

    PLEASE PRAY FOR:

    Geoff Johnson and family

    Amy Conway and family

    Trevor Wolfe and family

    Nathan French and family

    Joyce VanArtsen and family

    Joan Fleser and family

    Lindy Crandell and family

    Ryan Bosscher Family

    Steve and Laurie Wood-Lyons

    Bob Kopf

    Chris Vituj

    Tolly Stiffler

    April Baker

    Colby Franzblau

    Betty and Joel Soule

    Gwen Wallin

    Dorothy Britcher

    Diane Montgomery

    Ardythe Wickman

    Larry Finney

    Debbie Haley

    Lylah Gritter

    Anne Hooker

    Jen Kaczor

    Matt Fouch

    Jim DePree

    Barb

    Carolyn Grin

    Gina VanderKolk

    Jon

    Jean Norris Miller

    Kara LaRussa

    Phil Battershall

    Dick Bellows

    Bill Petchauer

    Annabelle Grace Foley

    Rick Congdon

    Craig Alguire

    Joan Fleser

    Julia Bauer

    Sander

    Brenda Allen

    Jon King

    AUGUST 25, 2019 • 10:30 AM

  • 2

    PRELUDE “Vater unser” (The Lord’s Prayer) BWV 682 Julia Brown, Organ; J. S. Bach Director of Music

    NEWS OF THE CHURCH Mark Barger Elliott, Senior Pastor

    (Please sign the friendship register and pass along the pew)

    CALL TO WORSHIP

    Leader: Move among us, O God, we pray,

    People: As we gather in this sacred space.

    Leader: Make our hearts clean within us.

    People: Renew us in mind, body and spirit,

    Leader: That we might live as Your disciples.

    People: Come, let us worship!

    *HYMN #75 “Ye Servants of God” HANOVER

    *OPENING PRAYER

    Leader: In Your presence, O Lord, we open our lives to good news,

    People: As we attend to your gospel through word, lyric and melody.

    Leader: Lead us, we pray, from death to new life, falsehood to truth;

    People: From despair to hope, fear to trust;

    Leader: From hate to love, and war to peace.

    People: God of grace and promise, compassion and inspiration,

    Leader: May our worship be pleasing in Your sight, we pray,

    People: In the name of Your Son, now and forever, Amen.

    (Adapted from the Iona Community)

    *GLORIA PATRI #558

    Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

    7

    INTRODUCING SCOTT BOSSCHER

    Join us in welcoming Scott Bosscher as Director of Chancel Choir.

    Scott is a choir trainer, voice teacher and worship

    liturgy planner who began his musical career as a Bass

    Section Leader at Mayflower.

    A Grand Rapids native, Scott received his Bachelor of

    Music from Calvin College, then a Masters of Music

    from Oklahoma City University. While living in Chicago

    he sang with the St. Luke’s Choir of Men and Boys in

    Evanston, where he met his wife Jane. They moved to

    Somerset, UK, where Scott was a choral and chorister

    voice trainer and on the music faculty at Wells

    Cathedral (ranked #1 choir in the world). Scott was

    the Choir Director at Thornapple Covenant Church for

    11 years and has been the Director of Music for the

    Grand Rapids Choir of Men & Boys since 2001. He

    teaches voice and music at Grand Rapids Community

    College and Calvin College.

    MAYFLOWER ANNUAL P ICN IC — SEPTEMBER 8

    Join your Mayflower friends and family after worship to

    enjoy an old-fashioned picnic with Cousin’s fried chicken,

    live music with Todd Kirchner & Eric Langejens of Full Cord Bluegrass,

    bounce houses, face painters and all the fun that goes with it!

  • 6

    Handbell Choir: Resumes practice on

    Wednesday , September 11 at 6:00pm.

    49UP Event: Saturday, Sept. 14 at 5:00 pm, plan

    to join your 49UP friends for a very special opportunity at Jodi Elsen's cottage overlooking Lake Michigan. Jodi will treat us to a full-course French Country Meal. $22 per person; bring your own libations. Address is 9511 Whispering Sands Drive, West Olive, MI 49460. Your check is your reservation to Susan Jones, 251 Plymouth SE, EGR, 49506. Questions? Contact Susan at [email protected] or 616-458-0305.

    Livestreaming in the Chapel

    For worshippers who desire a more flexible worship setting, please join us in the chapel, where the service is live-streamed.

    Calendar

    www.mayflowerchurch.org/news-events

    CHILDREN / YOUTH

    ADULTS

    JOIN US FOR

    ELEVATE KICK OFF

    SUNDAY, SEPT. 8! Enjoy a Qdoba Taco Bar while you hear about the fall program and meet Josh Ledesma (the new Youth Choir Director) and the rest of the Youth Ministry Team!

    SAVE THE DATES!!!

    New City Kids Concert and Dinner, Sept 29 Middle School Mission Trip to Chicago, Nov 15-17

    Midweek Kick-Off @SKYZONE!

    Wednesday, August 28, 4:00-6:00pm Bring $5/person (max $10/family) Join us for bouncing fun and pizza!

    Midweek is Back! Wednesday, September 4

    Welcome Back Children & Adult Choirs!

    Intergenerational Dinner: 5:15-6:15pm

    Children’s Choir (3 & 4 years) – 4:30-5:00 Cantus Choir (Kindergarten) – 5:00-5:30

    Cherub Choir (1st-2nd grade) – 6:00-7:00 Carol Choir (3rd-5th grade) – 6:30-7:15

    Chancel Choir (adult) – 7:30-9:00

    Worship Boxes are

    available as you enter the sanctuary so little ones can quietly be engaged as they enjoy a variety of items that will enhance their worship experience.

    The FFJ team is always eager to welcome new children to Nursery, Bible Alive, or Bridge and look forward to meeting you in the atrium following the Children’s Message.

    Summer Sunday School This morning we will be studying Jesus’ parables. We invite all children ages 4 year - 5th grade to join us. Parents, please meet us in Youth Room A (lower level) following worship this morning.

    3

    CHILDREN’S MESSAGE Rachael Cooley

    (Children 4 years old through 5th grade leave for Church School)

    READING FROM SCRIPTURE Kathy Waite, Deuteronomy 4:29 Proverbs 8:17 Matthew 13:44 Lay Reader Pew Bible, Page 129 Pew Bible, Page 454 Pew Bible, Page 691

    HYMN “The Kingdom of Our God Is Like” DOVE OF PEACE

    The kingdom of our God is like a treasure trove concealed beneath the ground, for which one sells all else to buy that field, all else to buy that field.

    The kingdom of our God is like a mustard seed in size which grows to offer nesting space for every bird that flies, for every bird that flies.

    The kingdom of our God is like the yeast a woman takes and mixes in to leaven each and every loaf she bakes, and every loaf she bakes.

    The kingdom of our God is like a merchant who, to own the rarest pearl, sells everything to gain that pearl alone, to gain that pearl alone.

    SERMON The Power of Parables - 8 Mark Barger Elliott 8 Ways to Change Your Perspective

    A WORD ABOUT TODAY’S MUSIC Julia Brown

    OFFERTORY “Pater Noster” (The Lord’s Prayer) Axelle Pelfrene, Alto by Jacques Loussier Kristi Burghart, Soprano (1934-2019)

    Pater noster, qui es in caelis: sanctificetur Nomen Tuum; adveniat Regnum Tuum; fiat voluntas Tua, sicut in caelo, et in terra. Panem nostrum cotidianum da nobis hodie; et dimitte nobis debita nostra, sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris; et ne nos inducas in tentationem; sed libera nos a Malo. Amen.

  • 4

    *DOXOLOGY #563 AND DEDICATION OF THE GIFTS

    Praise God from whom all blessings flow; Praise him, all creatures here below; Praise him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.

    PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE AND LORD’S PRAYER

    *PASSING OF THE PEACE OF CHRIST We invite you to extend the peace of Christ with your neighbor by saying, “The peace of Christ be with you,” and the response is “Also with you.”

    *HYMN #70 “Jesus, Priceless Treasure” JESU MEINE FREUDE

    *CHARGE AND BENEDICTION

    POSTLUDE “Jesu, meine Freude” (Pro Organo Pleno) Julia Brown by Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713-1780)

    *All who are able are invited to stand.

    WELCOME! Hearing assistance is available on the main floor by using the T-switch on your hearing aid. Handheld receivers with earphones are also available from the ushers.

    FLOWERS on the Communion Table are given in loving memory of Bob and Eileen Brown from Perii Hutchings. Pulpit and Lectern flowers are given by Kateri and Andrew Schutt in celebration of Anna Jane’s 9th birthday.

    COPYRIGHT: Music: DOVE OF PEACE, American fold melody; words: Christopher L. Webber, © Theodore presser, admin. Carl Fischer, used by permission OneLicense #729334-A

    SEARCH: “Mark Barger Elliott” on Apple Podcasts “Mayflower Congregational Church” on Facebook

    WEBSITE: MayflowerChurch.org • CHURCH OFFICE: 616-459-6255

    QUESTIONS: Pastor Mark Barger Elliott, [email protected]

    5

    August 25, 2019

    Next Sunday, September 1, Mayflower will FLOURISH

  • 4

    *DOXOLOGY #563 AND DEDICATION OF THE GIFTS

    Praise God from whom all blessings flow; Praise him, all creatures here below; Praise him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.

    PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE AND LORD’S PRAYER

    *PASSING OF THE PEACE OF CHRIST We invite you to extend the peace of Christ with your neighbor by saying, “The peace of Christ be with you,” and the response is “Also with you.”

    *HYMN #70 “Jesus, Priceless Treasure” JESU MEINE FREUDE

    *CHARGE AND BENEDICTION

    POSTLUDE “Jesu, meine Freude” (Pro Organo Pleno) Julia Brown by Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713-1780)

    *All who are able are invited to stand.

    WELCOME! Hearing assistance is available on the main floor by using the T-switch on your hearing aid. Handheld receivers with earphones are also available from the ushers.

    FLOWERS on the Communion Table are given in loving memory of Bob and Eileen Brown from Perii Hutchings. Pulpit and Lectern flowers are given by Kateri and Andrew Schutt in celebration of Anna Jane’s 9th birthday.

    COPYRIGHT: Music: DOVE OF PEACE, American fold melody; words: Christopher L. Webber, © Theodore presser, admin. Carl Fischer, used by permission OneLicense #729334-A

    SEARCH: “Mark Barger Elliott” on Apple Podcasts “Mayflower Congregational Church” on Facebook

    WEBSITE: MayflowerChurch.org • CHURCH OFFICE: 616-459-6255

    QUESTIONS: Pastor Mark Barger Elliott, [email protected]

    5

    August 25, 2019

    Next Sunday, September 1, Mayflower will FLOURISH

  • 6

    Handbell Choir: Resumes practice on

    Wednesday , September 11 at 6:00pm.

    49UP Event: Saturday, Sept. 14 at 5:00 pm, plan

    to join your 49UP friends for a very special opportunity at Jodi Elsen's cottage overlooking Lake Michigan. Jodi will treat us to a full-course French Country Meal. $22 per person; bring your own libations. Address is 9511 Whispering Sands Drive, West Olive, MI 49460. Your check is your reservation to Susan Jones, 251 Plymouth SE, EGR, 49506. Questions? Contact Susan at [email protected] or 616-458-0305.

    Livestreaming in the Chapel

    For worshippers who desire a more flexible worship setting, please join us in the chapel, where the service is live-streamed.

    Calendar

    www.mayflowerchurch.org/news-events

    CHILDREN / YOUTH

    ADULTS

    JOIN US FOR

    ELEVATE KICK OFF

    SUNDAY, SEPT. 8! Enjoy a Qdoba Taco Bar while you hear about the fall program and meet Josh Ledesma (the new Youth Choir Director) and the rest of the Youth Ministry Team!

    SAVE THE DATES!!!

    New City Kids Concert and Dinner, Sept 29 Middle School Mission Trip to Chicago, Nov 15-17

    Midweek Kick-Off @SKYZONE!

    Wednesday, August 28, 4:00-6:00pm Bring $5/person (max $10/family) Join us for bouncing fun and pizza!

    Midweek is Back! Wednesday, September 4

    Welcome Back Children & Adult Choirs!

    Intergenerational Dinner: 5:15-6:15pm

    Children’s Choir (3 & 4 years) – 4:30-5:00 Cantus Choir (Kindergarten) – 5:00-5:30

    Cherub Choir (1st-2nd grade) – 6:00-7:00 Carol Choir (3rd-5th grade) – 6:30-7:15

    Chancel Choir (adult) – 7:30-9:00

    Worship Boxes are

    available as you enter the sanctuary so little ones can quietly be engaged as they enjoy a variety of items that will enhance their worship experience.

    The FFJ team is always eager to welcome new children to Nursery, Bible Alive, or Bridge and look forward to meeting you in the atrium following the Children’s Message.

    Summer Sunday School This morning we will be studying Jesus’ parables. We invite all children ages 4 year - 5th grade to join us. Parents, please meet us in Youth Room A (lower level) following worship this morning.

    3

    CHILDREN’S MESSAGE Rachael Cooley

    (Children 4 years old through 5th grade leave for Church School)

    READING FROM SCRIPTURE Kathy Waite, Deuteronomy 4:29 Proverbs 8:17 Matthew 13:44 Lay Reader Pew Bible, Page 129 Pew Bible, Page 454 Pew Bible, Page 691

    HYMN “The Kingdom of Our God Is Like” DOVE OF PEACE

    The kingdom of our God is like a treasure trove concealed beneath the ground, for which one sells all else to buy that field, all else to buy that field.

    The kingdom of our God is like a mustard seed in size which grows to offer nesting space for every bird that flies, for every bird that flies.

    The kingdom of our God is like the yeast a woman takes and mixes in to leaven each and every loaf she bakes, and every loaf she bakes.

    The kingdom of our God is like a merchant who, to own the rarest pearl, sells everything to gain that pearl alone, to gain that pearl alone.

    SERMON The Power of Parables - 8 Mark Barger Elliott 8 Ways to Change Your Perspective

    A WORD ABOUT TODAY’S MUSIC Julia Brown

    OFFERTORY “Pater Noster” (The Lord’s Prayer) Axelle Pelfrene, Alto by Jacques Loussier Kristi Burghart, Soprano (1934-2019)

    Pater noster, qui es in caelis: sanctificetur Nomen Tuum; adveniat Regnum Tuum; fiat voluntas Tua, sicut in caelo, et in terra. Panem nostrum cotidianum da nobis hodie; et dimitte nobis debita nostra, sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris; et ne nos inducas in tentationem; sed libera nos a Malo. Amen.

  • 2

    PRELUDE “Vater unser” (The Lord’s Prayer) BWV 682 Julia Brown, Organ; J. S. Bach Director of Music

    NEWS OF THE CHURCH Mark Barger Elliott, Senior Pastor

    (Please sign the friendship register and pass along the pew)

    CALL TO WORSHIP

    Leader: Move among us, O God, we pray,

    People: As we gather in this sacred space.

    Leader: Make our hearts clean within us.

    People: Renew us in mind, body and spirit,

    Leader: That we might live as Your disciples.

    People: Come, let us worship!

    *HYMN #75 “Ye Servants of God” HANOVER

    *OPENING PRAYER

    Leader: In Your presence, O Lord, we open our lives to good news,

    People: As we attend to your gospel through word, lyric and melody.

    Leader: Lead us, we pray, from death to new life, falsehood to truth;

    People: From despair to hope, fear to trust;

    Leader: From hate to love, and war to peace.

    People: God of grace and promise, compassion and inspiration,

    Leader: May our worship be pleasing in Your sight, we pray,

    People: In the name of Your Son, now and forever, Amen.

    (Adapted from the Iona Community)

    *GLORIA PATRI #558

    Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

    7

    INTRODUCING SCOTT BOSSCHER

    Join us in welcoming Scott Bosscher as Director of Chancel Choir.

    Scott is a choir trainer, voice teacher and worship

    liturgy planner who began his musical career as a Bass

    Section Leader at Mayflower.

    A Grand Rapids native, Scott received his Bachelor of

    Music from Calvin College, then a Masters of Music

    from Oklahoma City University. While living in Chicago

    he sang with the St. Luke’s Choir of Men and Boys in

    Evanston, where he met his wife Jane. They moved to

    Somerset, UK, where Scott was a choral and chorister

    voice trainer and on the music faculty at Wells

    Cathedral (ranked #1 choir in the world). Scott was

    the Choir Director at Thornapple Covenant Church for

    11 years and has been the Director of Music for the

    Grand Rapids Choir of Men & Boys since 2001. He

    teaches voice and music at Grand Rapids Community

    College and Calvin College.

    MAYF LOWER ANNUAL P ICN IC — SEPTEMBER 8

    Join your Mayflower friends and family after worship to

    enjoy an old-fashioned picnic with Cousin’s fried chicken,

    live music with Todd Kirchner & Eric Langejens of Full Cord Bluegrass,

    bounce houses, face painters and all the fun that goes with it!

  • 8

    SPACE FOR NOTES AND REFLECTIONS DURING WORSHIP

    PLEASE PRAY FOR:

    Geoff Johnson and family

    Amy Conway and family

    Trevor Wolfe and family

    Nathan French and family

    Joyce VanArtsen and family

    Joan Fleser and family

    Lindy Crandell and family

    Ryan Bosscher Family

    Steve and Laurie Wood-Lyons

    Bob Kopf

    Chris Vituj

    Tolly Stiffler

    April Baker

    Colby Franzblau

    Betty and Joel Soule

    Gwen Wallin

    Dorothy Britcher

    Diane Montgomery

    Ardythe Wickman

    Larry Finney

    Debbie Haley

    Lylah Gritter

    Anne Hooker

    Jen Kaczor

    Matt Fouch

    Jim DePree

    Barb

    Carolyn Grin

    Gina VanderKolk

    Jon

    Jean Norris Miller

    Kara LaRussa

    Phil Battershall

    Dick Bellows

    Bill Petchauer

    Annabelle Grace Foley

    Rick Congdon

    Craig Alguire

    Joan Fleser

    Julia Bauer

    Sander

    Brenda Allen

    Jon King

    AUGUST 25, 2019 • 10:30 AM