This Sunday's Service
As we journey through Lent,
we are constantly surprised at the many and varied ways that we find God. This
Sunday's sermon will be one of those experiences, because I am going to be as
surprised as all of you. At this point I have no idea what it is going to be
about! Maybe that in itself is what we should be considering during this Lenten
journey: allowing the unplanned discoveries of God to take the place of our
carefully controlled way of organizing things. After all, most of the things we
think we have control over are really just illusions that we create in our own
minds. It's probably no different with sermons. Where will we discover God this
Sunday morning during that 15-minute window of time called "Sermon"? Come and
find out. It will be a surprise for all of us!
The Meeting House
Choir will sing Jerusalem by Thomas Roseingrave and Be Thou My
Vision arranged by Kinley Lange. The Decibells will play Jesus Walked
This Lonesome Valley arranged by Anna Laura Page. Organist Gavin D. Craig
will play Recit de Chromhorne by François Couperin for the
Prelude* and Fugue sur la Trompette also by François Couperin. The
congregational hymns will be God of Abraham and Sarah (CONSTANTINE), Fairest Lord Jesus (SCHÖNSTER HERR JESU), and God is My
Strong Salvation (MEIN LEBEN).
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