CALL TO WORSHIP: One: What does the Lord require of us? All: To do Justice; One: ‘Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.’ All: To love kindness; One: ‘Blessed are the meek and humble, for they will inherit the earth.’ All: To walk humbly with our God; One: ‘Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.’ All: We come to learn, to praise, to pray; One: We come to worship our God.
One: Time and time again we hear, All: the greatest commandment is this, you must love the Lord your God with all your heart, your mind, and your soul. One: How do we love the Lord? All: Jesus told us to love our neighbour as we love ourselves. One: How can I love someone I’ve never met? All: When we give someone the benefit of the doubt,when we share what we have, when connect soul to soul with others, One: We love our neighbour and we love the Lord
Luke 2:1-20 Photo Credit: Rev. Andrea Allan Dec 2016 (If you'd rather see this preached live, here's the link ) As December looms we begin to feel the pressure build. Here at the church there have been many choir rehearsals for the anthems and the beautiful Cantata, our Sunday School has spent every Sunday practicing their nativity play that we got to enjoy this morning. At home the pressure is building to decorate the house, shop for just the right gift for everyone you love, our calendars begin to fill quickly with countless get togethers with friends, work, and family, there’s the feeling that ones house should be clean and presentable for those who drop by or the parties you may be hosting, there is the hope to write out at least a few Christmas cards, and once the gifts are bought there’s the wrapping to work on, the line up at the post office to wait through, and then there’s the gatherings and meals to prep for and create on Christmas itself! I do...
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