01 Opening Hymn – “Sing ye faithful, sing with gladness”
02 Hymn of Praise -“Sing praise to our Creator”
03 Readings
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Port Royal, VA
We are a small Episcopal Church on the banks of the Rappahannock in Port Royal, Virginia. We acknowledge that we gather on the traditional land of the first people of Port Royal, the Nandtaughtacund, and we respect and honor with gratitude the land itself, the legacy of the ancestors, and the life of the Rappahannock Tribe. Our mission statement is to do God’s Will in all that we do.
01 Opening Hymn – “Sing ye faithful, sing with gladness”
02 Hymn of Praise -“Sing praise to our Creator”
03 Readings
Warm up -Short video of The River this morning
01 Opening Hymn – “He is risen”
From the congregation
02 Hymn of Praise -“That Easter day with joy was bright”
03 Readings
00 Liturgy of the Palms
00 Congregation
01 Opening Hymn – “All Glory, Laud, and Honor “
02 Readings
03 Epistle -“Let the Same Mind Be in You”
03 Epistle -“Let the Same Mind Be in You” – Gallery level
04 Hymn-“Were you there”
05 Gospel- Passion Reading
06 Sermon
07 Prayers of the People
08 Announcements
09 Offertory
10 Communion
11 Closing Hymn-“Alone thou goest forth, O Lord”
01 Opening Hymn – “Be thou my vision”
01 Opening Hymn – from the sanctuary floor – “Be thou my vision”
Before the serview – the riverbank is cut
01 Prelude -“Help us, O Lord to learn”
02 Opening Hymn “Bless the Lord, my soul”
03 Readings
04 Hymn-“Lift up your heads”
05 Gospel and Sermon
06 Prayers of the People
07 Announcements
08 Offertory- “We sing the praise of Him who died”
09 Communion
10 Closing Hymn-“I am thine, O Lord”
01 Opening Hymn – The God of Abraham praise
02 Readings – Old Testament, Psalms
03 Readings – Epistle
1. The Penitential Order, Decalogue, Kyrie
2 Hymn -“Lord, who throughout these forty days”
3. Gospel and Sermon
1. Opening Hymn – “Songs of thankfulness and praise”
2. Hymn of Praise – “All creatures of our God and King”
3. Readings
This is a “process” Powerpoint concerning the preparation for “Burying the Alleluia”, one of many Lent events beginning Feb. 14. Today, Feb 4, the banner is being ceated. First, a background slide introduces “Burying the Alleluia”, a practice which has been traced back to the Middle Ages. Then, “God’s Garden” Sunday School class from ages 5-9 are shown finishing the Alleluia Banner in several photos. Jan Saylor created the banner and thd class finished it.
The finishing process is included along with a video excerpt of the lesson around it provided by Jan and Elizabeth Heimbach. Then, the banner is transported to the church and pictures show it being hung on the altar. Finally, there is a video during the announcements of the church service of it presented to the congregation. Next week the box will be created for it. The Powerpoint follows:
1. Opening Hymn – “Immortal Invisible”
2. Hymn of Praise – “O Bless the lord, my soul”
3. Readings