Sunday Worship

10am 21 June 2020

Welcome to Worship at Home, 21 June 2020!

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It's great you could join us in this way. We yearn for the day when we can gather physically as church family. Until then, this is one of the ways we will continue to praise God and encourage one another.

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(Note: If you don't have a paid YouTube account, some videos might play ads. You can usually skip it after 5 seconds by clicking on Skip button on the screen.)

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If you have used this Worship @ Home page, Tim would love to hear from you. Please use the feedback form at the bottom of this page to let him know. Thank you.

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Also, feel free to join in our virtual morning tea via zoom before and after the service. Please check your emails or contact Tim for details.

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How to prepare

  1. It's always a good idea to have a bible handy, and have the main bible passage for today, Mark 3:31-35. In fact, it might be good if you had your bible open there.

  2. Just as at church, we encourage children to be engaged as much as possible since worship is for everyone regardless of their age. Time to time, however, we will include certain elements more geared towards children.

  3. If you're joining us on Sunday at 9:45am for a short catch up via zoom, we'll be praying together before beginning. If you're by yourself, it's also a good idea to pray for the right heart and listening ears before you begin. Also, today's Worship@Home programme take just about 50 minutes, so join us back from 10:55am for a virtual morning tea!

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Order of Service

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If you prefer, you can use the YouTube playlist for today's Worship @ Home. Simply click on the link Worship @ Home 20200621. Note, however, that some items are not included in the playlist.

Welcome and Call to Worship

Praise

Prayer

Praise

The Heidelberg Catechism

Bible Reading

Sermon

Praise

Parting Words

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