Limehouse
Presbyterian Church
Limehouse, Ontario
INTERIM MODERATOR: Rev.
Wendy Lampman
CLERK OF SESSION: Bill Karn 905-877-2346
ORGANIST:
Josh Lim
MORNING WORSHIP 9:30 a.m. April 21, 2013
GOD CALLS US TO WORSHIP
ORGAN PRELUDE
INTRODUCTION OF REV.
BOOSE Ted Brown
INTROIT: Holy, holy, holy
vs. 1 #
299
CALL TO WORSHIP
PRAYER OF INVOCATION AND THE LORD’S PRAYER (debts and debtors)
HYMN: Come, let us sing to the Lord our song #
412
CONGREGATION’S LIFE AND
MINISTRY Elder Bill Sanford
CHILDREN’S STORY:
HYMN: Jesus
calls us, o’er the tumult # 672
MINISTRY OF MUSIC
GOD SPEAKS TO US
SCRIPTURES
Responsive Psalm # 23 (pg 544) Elder Bill
Sanford
NEW TESTAMENT: Revelation 7:9-17 (pg 1220)
John 10:
22-30 (pg 1062)
THE APOSTLES’ CREED (see inside back cover of hymn book)
SERMON:
“WILL YOU COME AND FOLLOW ME?”
Rev. Steve Boose
OUR RESPONSE TO GOD
OFFERTORY
OFFERING Presentation of gifts
THE DOXOLOGY
We give Thee but Thine
own (verse 1)
We give
Thee but Thine own,
Whate’er the gift may be;
All that we have is Thine alone,
A trust, O Lord, from Thee.
Whate’er the gift may be;
All that we have is Thine alone,
A trust, O Lord, from Thee.
PRAYER OF
DEDICATION
PRAYER OF
THANKSGIVING AND INTERCESSION
THE
DISMISSAL: THE WORD GOES OUT
HYMN: Will
you come and follow me # 634
THE BENEDICTION AND
THREE FOLD CHORAL AMEN
CHOIR AND
CONGREGATION: GO NOW IN PEACE
Go now in peace; never be afraid, God will go with you each
hour of every day. Go now in faith, steadfast, strong and true. Know He will
guide you in all you do. Go now in love, and show you believe. Reach out to others so all the world can see. God will be there watching from above. Go now in peace, in faith and in love.
ORGAN POSTLUDE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Today the
Session welcomes Rev. Steve Boose to our
pulpit. May
God bless Rev. Boose as he leads us in worship and ministers the
living Word of God.
Rev. Boose was
born and raised in Windsor, ON, and grew up as part of the Forest
Glade Presbyterian Church congregation. His history degree was followed
up by four years at Knox College, Toronto,
after which he and his wife, Kathy, moved to PEI
for five years at his first pastoral charge. While there, they adopted
three children, Kooper (now 17), Lyndsay (16) and Austin (14). For the
past ten years, Steve has been the minister at St. Andrew’s PC in Strathroy, Ontario.
He enjoys reading history (especially the world wars of the 20th
century), science fiction and fantasy, playing both video and board games, and
is getting back into golf. He cheers for the Blue Jays and the Maple
Leafs, and could be convinced to cheer for the Battalion since his beloved Windsor Spitfires are in the
other conference of the OHL. He believes in the power of drama, the
essential nature of teamwork, and the blessing of song, both in the church and
in the world.
Rev. Wendy
Lampman will lead a meeting following this service when the congregation will
decide with a vote.
Next
Sunday,April 28th, we welcome Emma Duncan,
Mission and Outreach Sunday.
W.A. Book Sale May 4, at Linda
Cairns, help and donations welcome. 905-877-1236.
Building
Fund Sunday
has been rescheduled to May 5th, 2013.
An invitation
to all members..........................
Any member interested in "shadowing" Bill Karn, Cemetery Secretary/treasurer, please contact him. Bill will be retiring from this position in the next few years and there are many areas of responsibility to learn.
Any member interested in "shadowing" Bill Karn, Cemetery Secretary/treasurer, please contact him. Bill will be retiring from this position in the next few years and there are many areas of responsibility to learn.
Session has
decided that our church will be open for the summer months, July and August.
Please note
that all fees for cemetery plots and services will increase June 1st 2013. Anyone who wishes to
purchase plots before the increase please speak to Bill Karn, Cemetery
Secretary/Treasurer.
The storm
damage to the large pine tree in the cemetery was cut, chipped and all debris
moved by Quality Tree Service at a cost of $565.00. This was not covered by our insurance.
Thanks to those who volunteered their time Monday morning to remove snow fence and pick up debris from the ice storm.
Thanks to those who volunteered their time Monday morning to remove snow fence and pick up debris from the ice storm.