Limehouse
Presbyterian Church
CLERK OF SESSION:  Ted Brown
ORGANIST:     Josh
Lim
MORNING
WORSHIP 11:00 a.m.  Sept. 24th, 2017
GUEST
SPEAKER:     Rev.
Dr. S. Travis
GOD CALLS US TO WORSHIP
PRELUDE
INTROIT:   Holy, Holy, Holy,
Verse 1   #299
PRAYER OF APPROACH:
CONGREGATION’S LIFE 
AND  MINISTRY:   Elder Ted Brown
SOMETHING
TO SEE:
GOD SPEAKS
TO US
SCRIPTURES:
                                                                                (Led by Ted
Brown)
OLD TESTAMENT:    Joshua
1: 1-9  (pg 621)
APOSTLE’S CREED
SERMON:  When
The Time Comes   Rev. Dr. Sarah
Travis 
OUR RESPONSE TO GOD
OFFERTORY:
OFFERING   Presentation of Gifts
THE
DOXOLOGY We Give
Thee but Thine Own (verse 1)  # 661
PRAYER
OF DEDICATION
PRAYERS
OF THE PEOPLE AND  THE LORD’S
PRAYER 
(debts
and debtors)
THE DISMISSAL: THE WORD GOES OUT
THE BENEDICTION
THREE-FOLD CHORAL AMEN 
GO NOW IN PEACE
POSTLUDE
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS 
We welcome you to worship this morning as we celebrate 156 years of
faith and fellowship. 
We welcome our guest, Rev. Dr. Sarah Travis.
Sarah Travis is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church in
Canada, and holds a Doctor of Theology in Preaching from Knox College,
University of Toronto.  She serves as the Minister of the Chapel at Knox
College, the Interim Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at the Toronto
School of Theology, and teaches courses in the area of preaching and
worship.  Sarah is the author of Decolonizing Preaching: The
Pulpit as Postcolonial Space, as well as Preaching the Good News: A
Handbook about Preaching for Presbyterians in Canada. She lives in Oakville
Ontario, and has three children, Ben, Ella and Olive.
Lunch will be served following our worship.
The Sacrament of Holy Communion will
be celebrated next Sunday, October 1st. We will gather for worship at our regular time of 9:30.
Halton Region invites you to share its rich heritage and natural
beauty at
Doors Open on October
1st, 2017.
Our Church is part of this recognition and we will welcome
guests from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Visitors will be able to view our beautiful church sanctuary.
Photos and memorabilia in the front vestibule will explain our
history. Visitors can also tour the drive shed to view the photo
display which documents the stages of restoration to this historical building. 
 
 
