This Sunday is December 30,
so most of the Christmas leftovers should be history by now, just in time to
start working on the New Year's Eve/Day leftovers. Then, by Epiphany (January 6)
we'll be all ready for New Year's resolutions and exercise regimens. And so it
goes, or seems to, every year! So, if Christmas is here and gone, what do we
have to show for it? We've had some great worship services and celebrations, but
do all those things really make any difference in our lives? We will ponder
those thoughts on Sunday as we prepare to enter a new year.
Rosann Naim, soprano, and
Keicee Naim Newton, mezzo-soprano will sing The King of us all by Jill
Galina. Organist Gavin Craig will play Où s'en vont ces gais bergers by
Claude-Bénigne Balbastre; Love Came Down at Christmas by Charles V.
Stanford; and Fanfare on ANTIOCH by
Gerre Hancock. Our congregational hymns will be Once in royal David's
city (IRBY), Love came down at
Christmas (WHITNEY), and Joy to the
world! (ANTIOCH).
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