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TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH July 7, 2019 Offering a welcoming and transforming experience—the love of Jesus Christ
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TRINITYUNITED METHODIST CHURCH
July 7, 2019
Offering a welcoming and transforming experience—the love of Jesus Christ
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WORSHIP LITURGY | 8:15am
*Stand as you are able in body or spirit.Please silence all electronic devices during the service.
Prelude Variations on “Endless Song” E.L. Diemer
Opening Hymns (all sing–please turn to page for lyrics) All Creatures of our God and King Hymn 62 It Is Well With My Soul Hymn 377
Offering of Our Presence & Gifts Ken BrownPrayer Request+Connection Cards are located in the pew pockets. Please complete and place them in the offering plate. Give online at trinityumc.org/give.
Special MusicBrave N. NordemanCharlotte Warren Sass, soloist; Jon Powers, percussion; Kari Clifton, cello
Pastoral Prayer & The Lord’s Prayer 895 Deb Meyer
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.
Special MusicMany the Miles S. BarriellisCharlotte Warren Sass, soloist; Jon Powers, percussion; Kari Clifton, cello
Scripture Lesson Galatians 6:1-10 New Testament page 180 or 191
Message Ken BrownSecurity Concerns
Galations 6:2-5 (CEB): Carry each other’s burdens and so you will fulfill the law of Christ. If anyone thinks they are important when they aren’t, they’re fooling themselves. Each person should test their own work and be happy with doing a good job and not compare themselves with others. Each person will have to carry their own load.
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“Living with courage comes in part as we face our fears with faith, examine our assumptions in light of facts, attack our anxieties with the action, and release our cares to God, praying for his wisdom, strength, and peace.” –Adam Hamilton
Invitation to the Lord’s TableAll are invited to participate in the Sacrament of Communion, though you are not obligated. You do not need to be member of this church to participate. All are welcome. Communion served by intinction is located at the communion rail, in the rear of the Sanctuary, and in the balcony. Gluten-free elements are also available in the rear of the Sanctuary.
Instrumental Communion Music Charlotte Warren Sass
Closing HymnGreat Is Thy Faithfulness Hymn 140
Sending Forth
PostludeConcert Etude No. 4 G.E. Whiting
Today’s flowers are given by Lynne and Bryan Wilky in memory of Bryan’s mom, Margaret Wilky.
CHOIR LOFT & ORGAN
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*Stand as you are able in body or spirit.Please silence all electronic devices during the service.
Prelude Variations on “Endless Song” E.L. Diemer
Choral WelcomeCome, O Holy Spirit Come Traditional YorubaChancel Choir Ensemble
*Call to Worship Deb Meyer
O God of heaven and earth, of time and eternity, of all life and love and light, we worship you. For your perfect beauty and holy majesty, we praise you. For your unfathomable goodness and gracious mercy, we thank you. For your creative wisdom and unassailable justice, we lift up your name. You are worthy of our adoration and deserving of our acclamation. May you be honored and glorified by what we do in this place, in this hour. For the sake of Christ, we pray. Amen.
*Hymn of Praise 66Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven lauda anima
*Affirmation of Faith Deb Meyer
Lord, you have searched me and known me. You know the old heartaches that still pain me. You know when I sit down and when I rise up. You know the restless worries that rob me of rest, the fears that drive me. Forgive me and help me, gracious God. Help me lay aside my faithless fears. Forgive my inability to trust you in all things. Help me overcome the hurts of the past, and help me give up using them as excuses for my present situation.
*Gloria Patri 70Glory Be to the Father meineke
Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost.As it was in the beginning,is now and ever shall be,world without end. Amen.
*Communal Response 186 (all remain standing, all sing)
Alleluia, Alleluia
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WORSHIP LITURGY | 11:00am
Offering of Our Presence & Gifts Ken BrownPrayer Request+Connection Cards are located in the pew pockets. Please complete and place them in the offering plate. Give online at trinityumc.org/give. Offertory Joy in the Morning N. SleethChancel Choir Ensemble
*Doxology 94 lasst uns erfreuen
Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; Praise God all creatures here below: Alleluia! Alleluia! Praise God the source of all our gifts! Praise Jesus Christ, whose power uplifts! Praise the Spirit, Holy Spirit! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
Choral Call to Prayer (all sing) Nothing Can Trouble Taizé Community
Nothing can trouble, Nothing can frightenThose who seek God shall never go wantingNothing can trouble, Nothing can frightenGod alone fills us. (sung twice)
Pastoral Prayer & The Lord’s Prayer 895 Deb Meyer
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.
Anthem A Call to Silence C. CourtneyChancel Choir Ensemble
Scripture Lesson Galatians 6:1-10 New Testament page 180 or 191
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Message Ken BrownSecurity Concerns
Galations 6:2-5 (CEB): Carry each other’s burdens and so you will fulfill the law of Christ. If anyone thinks they are important when they aren’t, they’re fooling themselves. Each person should test their own work and be happy with doing a good job and not compare themselves with others. Each person will have to carry their own load.
“Living with courage comes in part as we face our fears with faith, examine our assumptions in light of facts, attack our anxieties with the action, and release our cares to God, praying for his wisdom, strength, and peace.” –Adam Hamilton
Notes
*Hymn of Fellowship 584Lord, You Give the Great Commission mcafee
*Benediction
*Benediction Response What Does the Lord Require of You arr. J. Bullis
PostludeConcert Etude No. 4 G.E. Whiting
Invitation to the Lord’s TableAll are invited to participate in the Sacrament of Communion, though you are not obligated. You do not need to be member of this church to participate. All are welcome. Communion served by intinction is located at the communion rail, in the rear of the Sanctuary, and in the balcony. Gluten-free elements are also available in the rear of the Sanctuary. Please see the diagram on page 2 for assistance.
Communion Music The Everlasting Arms W. HeldChorale Prelude on “Slane” R. HebbleSweet Hour of Prayer E.L. DiemerLargo on “Rock of Ages” A. JordanOur Father, Who Art in Heaven J.S. Bach
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Today’s Worship Leaders are:
• Ken Brown, Senior Pastor• Deb Meyer, Director of Servant Ministry• Judith Mitchell, Director of Music & Arts Ministry • Norman Sutphin, Organist • Charlotte Warren Sass, Guest Musician (8:15)
Worship Leaders
We value your time with us today. Below is a list of accommodations offered on Sundays:
• Enjoy coffee, food and fellowship in Trinity Café (Level 3) from 8:00am–12:45pm. • Between services, you’re invited to join one of our many Sunday Small Groups.• Hearing aids, large print bulletins, Bibles, and hymnals are available at the sound booth in the back
of the Sanctuary.• Join the Historical Tour following the 11:00am service. Meet inside at the front of the Sanctuary.• Listen to today’s message again online at trinityumc.org/message. CDs of today’s service ($4) are
available at the ushers’ station.• Childcare for newborns through 3 years is available from 8:00am–12:00pm on Sundays in the
Children’s Area (Level 2). Please ask a Door Guide for assistance.
Hospitality
Participate in worship by providing the beautiful floral arrangements for the Sanctuary. A note of acknowledgment is placed in the bulletin each Sunday, where you may choose to give the flowers in honor or in memory of a loved one or for a special occasion. You may take the flowers with you following the 11:00am service. Learn more and sign up online at trinityumc.org/flowers or with Julie Gladney in the Church Office.
Sunday Flowers
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Our Church Community• We give thanks for the life of Mary Barnes, Trinity member and wife of the late Rev. Jim Barnes, who
entered eternal rest on June 26. We remember in prayer her daughter Beth Barnes and nephew Tim Morris, also Trinity members. A Celebration of Life service will be held at Trinity on Sunday, July 14 at 3:00pm.
• We remember Dick & Carolyn Johnson in prayer as they grieve the death of Dick’s twin brother on June 26.
• We remember in prayer Amanda, Mark, & Matilda Johnson as they grieve the death of Amanda’s grandfather.
New MembersWe are pleased to welcome Michael Alonzo, Tiffany Cofer, Marilyn Danker, Michael Davis, Bruce and Jenny Donaldson, KC Drez, Alexander Elmore, David & Delta Emerson, Dionne Haase, Suzanne Hefty, Monica Szabo, Carol Williamson, Nan Williamson and Lauren & Austin Womble as new members of Trinity!
Organ Concerts | Today & July 10 Trinity is pleased to be hosting the American Guild of Organists Southwest Regional Conference. There will be two organ concerts open to the public with free admission. The first is tonight at 8:00pm, featuring John Schwandt from the University of Oklahoma, and the second is Wednesday, July 10 at 9:15am, featuring Trinity’s own Bryan Dunnewald.
Help Prepare a Child For School Success | Today–July 14 | Contact: Deb MeyerIt’s time for the Fill a Backpack drive through A Precious Child. Provide school supplies to area children living below Colorado’s self-sufficiency standard. Visit trinityumc.org/backpack for age-appropriate shopping lists and drop backpacks and school supplies in one of the yellow bins at Trinity through July 14.
Parking Access: Wonder Woman Race | July 14A new foot race is coming to downtown Denver in celebration of all the wonder women in our lives! If you drive, please allow extra time getting to Trinity next Sunday. Pick up a flier located in the wall-mounted resource boards on all three levels today for displaying race day on your car dashboard. Doing so enables our partners, Denver Police Department, along with Trinity’s Parking Greeter Team to provide access to our parking, even opening lanes for traffic flow. Visit trinityumc.org/race to see traffic flow plans and learn more.
TrinityServes @ We Don’t Waste | July 20 | Contact: Deb MeyerHelp sort food donations with a Trinity group at this partner’s distribution center in Denver. Suitable for ages 14 and up. Register with Deb Meyer by July 16 and receive all the details via email.
Announcements
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Helping Hands Are Available | Contact: Rev. Lee Anderson-HarrisThanks to the support of the congregation, Trinity now has a network of volunteers who can lend a hand to those in need of temporary help while recovering from surgery or illness, who are experiencing mobility issues, and more. If you have a need now or down the road, keep the church in mind! Please contact Rev. Lee to learn about receiving help.
Sanctuary Flooring Project | trinityumc.org/carpetThe Sanctuary Flooring Project begins next week! The Trustees have worked diligently to ensure a beautifully revitalized space. Visit Trinity’s website to learn more about the project design, details and what to expect throughout the duration of the installation.
Summer Reading | Contact: Julie GladneyDid you know we give away Bibles to anyone in need of Good News? If you have an extra Bible or see one at a garage sale, we would appreciate the donation and so would those in need! Trinity’s Little Free Library is also in need of gently used children’s books, any topic, for our youngest readers. Drop books off at the office any time–and stop by the Little Free Library–it’s located on Level 2 near the Angel Window Quilt–there are lots of great titles to choose from for all ages!
Military Ministry: Calling all VeteransTrinity’s Military Ministry is gathering stories and pictures of Trinity’s Veterans to be printed in a booklet to “Honor and Recognize” our Veterans. Information needed: Veteran’s Name; Branch of Service; Dates of Service; One-page story of dates and places; Picture in uniform if possible. Contact: Nancy McFaddin, [email protected]
Weekly Readings on “Braver”
Reminders
Trinity Staff contact information is listed on page 10. Visit trinityumc.org/events for a complete listing of upcoming events.
• Monday: 2 Kings 5:1-8
• Tuesday: 2 Kings5:9-18
• Wednesday: Luke 10:1-16
• Thursday: Luke 10:17-20
• Friday: Galatians 6:1-10
• Saturday: Galatians 6:11-16
• Sunday: Psalm 30
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Nursery & Toddlers Childcare for newborns through 3 years is available from 8:00am–12:00pm on Sundays. We understand that dropping off a young child may be difficult, and some children are more accustomed than others. Please let us know your concerns. It is our goal to make this as easy as possible for you and your child. We will partner with you to ensure both you and your child are comfortable.
Children’s Summer Sunday School | 9:30 & 11:00amToddlers–3 years: Orange Room, PreK–5th Grade: Purple RoomChildren will be learning from Cokesbury’s Deep Blue Summer curriculum this summer, with a new topic and memory verse each month.
• July’s Topic: Families of the Old Testament, “I will make your name respected, and you will be a blessing.” –Genesis 12:2
• August’s Topic: David’s Family, “The Lord sees into the heart.” –1 Samuel 16:7
Youth Sunday School | 9:30amMiddle School (6th-8th) and High School (9th-12th): Youth Room (116-117)Sunday mornings in the Youth Room are a welcoming place to join with youth your own age to ask questions, discover how truly amazing God is, receive encouragement to be yourself and grow in your faith. Every Sunday we take time to check in with one another, share what we are grateful for in our gratitude practice and dig deeper in our faith and our questions as we grow closer to God and one another.
Youth GroupMiddle School (6th-8th) and High School (9th-12th)Senior High Sunday Nights (SHSN) is for 9th–12th grade youth. We meet the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month for group building, deepening our spiritual journey, real discussions and dinner together. 2nd Sundays is for 6th-8th grade youth. We meet the second Sunday of each month from 10:45am–Noon in the Youth Room (116-117).
Youth group does not meet during May–August. Watch for summer events coming up!
Family Guide
Trinity’s Children and Youth Ministries offer Sunday School at 9:30am and a second time for children at 11:00am. Children and youth are welcome to sit with their families in worship. Parents, please check-in and drop off children at the Children’s Area Desk (Level 2) for Sunday School. Following worship, parents may pick up their children directly from the Sunday School room.
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Church OfficePhone: 303.839.1493Email: [email protected]: Monday–Thursday | 8:30am–4:30pm Friday | 8:30am–3:00pm
Trinity Stafftrinityumc.org/staff
Contact
Ken Brown, Senior [email protected]
Sheila Alishouse, Director of [email protected]
Leticia Dyment, Wedding [email protected]
Gillian Ford, Director of [email protected]
Julie Gladney, Office [email protected]
Rev. Lee Anderson-Harris, Minister of [email protected]
Deb Meyer, Director of Servant [email protected]
Judith Mitchell, Director of Music & Arts [email protected]
Karen Schaffer, Children’s Ministry Assistant & Child Care [email protected]
Rod Rodriguez, Building Operations [email protected]
Lou Semin, Choir [email protected]
Mary Soroka, Executive Ministry [email protected]
Norman Sutphin, [email protected]
Cami Twilling, Director of Youth Ministry & Contemplative [email protected]
Allison Watkins, Director of Children’s [email protected]
Laura Winberg, Director of [email protected]
