The flames of Pentecost, the tongues of fire
burning brighter and brighter
a bonfire, a brushfire, disciples, lay people
witnessing to Christ’s name, his holy name
The spirit filling them, their hearts, lives with courage
their mouths with power, with authority
able, with Christ, with the Spirit, able
to change the world, to bring hope where there was fear
to bring healing where there was hurt
bringing light into a dark world
by his holy name able, burning bright
September 21, 2008
Psalm 8,
Acts 4:13-17,
Call to Worship, from Book of Common Worship,
Unison Prayer, from The Worship Sourcebook,
and sermon, “Every Day People”, by
Pastor Ruth L. Foss,
Suncook United Methodist Church
Sunday, September 21, 2008
By Those Flames Ignited
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