We come to you waiting,
trusting, believing,
sensing you with us, your
Spirit
knowing you will provide,
that you will heal us,
that we can walk boldly,
safe in your arms.
Help us when we struggle, when
we doubt
when we are anxious even in
times of plenty.
Guide us back to you, when
we stray from the path
We are mindful this week of
our nation,
of our Independence Day, of
our veterans.
We pray for our country,
for those who love her and
for all who protect her,
especially those standing guard
in the
dark places of this world,
even now
so that we may remain free.
We pray for all those who
are hurting,
who need your healing touch.
We pray for those on our
prayer circle and
for those who have been
lifted up this morning aloud
or in silence, spoken within
our hearts.
We know You know what is
needed and
you will provide that
healing.
We pray for those in the
Methodist faith
who are sitting in
congregations
with a new pastor this
morning
and we pray for their new
pastors.
May this be a wonderful
opportunity
for these disciples,
together, as one,
for all of them to grow and
to serve You.
We bring our lives to you
and we lay our joys,
our concerns, our
celebrations and
our worries at your cross.
Calm us, that we may hear
you
your calling for our lives;
Speak to us now, your
servants are listening, for
We trust in you, our Creator
and our Savior.
And we join with all of
Christ’s disciples
sharing the prayer that he
taught his first disciples, saying. . .
Our Father, who art in
heaven,
hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come, thy will
be done
on earth as it is in
heaven.
Give us this day our daily
bread.
And forgive us our
trespasses,
as we forgive those who
trespass against us.
And lead us not into
temptation,
but deliver us from
evil.
For thine is the kingdom,
and the power,
and the glory, forever. Amen.
Edited November 11, 2013
June 30, 2012
Prayers
of the People
second of a worship series
on:
“Cruising the Sacred
Waters of Our Faith”
Theme - Where do we put Jesus in our lives?
Mark 5:21-43 (GOD’s WORD Translation)
Psalm 130 (Common English Bible)
2 Corinthians 8:7-15 (NIV)
Mark 5:21-43 (GOD’s WORD Translation)
Psalm 130 (Common English Bible)
2 Corinthians 8:7-15 (NIV)
Call
to Worship(Abington Worship 2012)(Psalm 130, Mark 5)
Unison
Prayer
Prayer
of Dedication (Mark 5:21-43) (2 Corinthians 8, Mark 5)
(adapted
from GBOD 2012 and Abington Worship 2012)
Communion, UMH page 9
Sermon - What Jesus Means to Me!
Sermon - What Jesus Means to Me!
by
Raymond A. Foss
Suncook
United Methodist Church
Suncook,
NH
July
1, 2012
Fifth
Sunday of Kingdomtide
&
Mark 4:35-41 (Common
English Bible)
Jesus stops a storm
Psalm 9:9-11 (NRSV Bible)
Psalm 9:9-20 (NRSV Bible)
2 Corinthians 6:1-10 (NRSV
Bible)
2 Corinthians 6:1-13 (NRSV
Bible)
Worship Theme: “What’s in
a name?”
Call to Worship (Abington
Worship 2012)
Unison Prayer (Abington
Worship 2012)
Hymn: “It Is Well With My
Soul”, UMH #377
Prayer of Dedication (GBOD
2012 (2 Corinthians 6: 1-13))
Message for Children, “A
story about some rocks”
David and Goliath
and sermon, ““Who Is
Jesus?”
first of a worship series
on:
“Cruising the Sacred
Waters of Our Faith”
by
Pastor Ruth Foss
sermon blog
meditation blog
Suncook United Methodist
Church
Suncook, NH
June 24, 2012
Fourth Sunday of
Kingdomtide
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