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Publisher:  cicw.worship
Message frequency:  1.6 / week

Message History

Psalms for Worship—Psalm 97 for Christmas

The texts of Psalm 97 NRSVUE, and Luke 2:10–11 NRSVUE are arranged here as a Christmas call to worship for four readers. The reading is interspersed with the lighting of the Advent wreath and Christ candle.

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Psalms for Worship—Psalm 96 for Christmas

The texts of Psalm 96 NRSVUE, Titus 2:11, 14 NRSVUE, and Isaiah 9:6 NRSVUE are arranged here as a Christmas call to worship for five voices and the congregation. The reading is interspersed with the lighting of the Advent wreath and Christ candle.

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Psalms for Worship—Psalm 80:1–7, 17–19 for the 4th Sunday of Advent: A Journey for Love

[The text of Psalm 80:1–7, 17–19 NRSVUE is found in the brown font. The portion in bold could be read by the congregation with a leader reading the rest of the call to worship. Alternatively you could have a second reader read the psalm. This litany could be used as part of the opening of worship with or without the candle lighting. If used with the candle lighting...

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Psalms for Worship—Psalm 146:5–10 and Luke 1:46b–55 for the Third Sunday in Advent: A Journey with Joy

[The first lines of the call to worship and the text from Psalm 146:5–10 NRSVUE are in regular font and could be read by the same person. The text in brown font is from Luke 1:46b–55 NRSVUE and should be read by a different reader, ideally a teenage girl. The final “Praise the Lord” in bold font can be spoken by both readers together, the congregation, o...

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Psalms for Worship—Psalm 72:1-7, 18-19 for the Second Sunday in Advent: A Journey to Peace

[The text in the brown font is from Psalm 72: 1–7, 18–19, NRSVUE and that, along with the regular font text, should be read by one voice while the congregation responds with the words of John the Baptist from Matthew 3 NRSVUE which appears in bold. This litany could be used as part of the opening of worship with or without the candle lighting. If used wi...

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