Liturgy at. Holy Trinity. in the Loop Liturgy at. Holy Trinity. In the Loop. David s Dance, Lois Cordelia. July 14, pm Lectionary 15

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1 Liturgy at Holy Trinity in the Loop Liturgy at Holy Trinity In the Loop David s Dance, Lois Cordelia July 14, pm Lectionary 15

2 Prelude Two Settings of O, Sing To The Lord Anne Krentz Organ, Mark Sedio Confession and Forgiveness Help Us Create SACRED SPACE by powering down Please do not use cell phones and other electronic devices. The ringing of the meditation bowl calls us to silence, centering and reflection as we prepare for worship. As you pass the baptismal font upon entering or leaving the church you may dip your hand in the water and make the sign of the cross. This is an ancient body prayer to remember you are a baptized child of God. Simply touch your forehead to chest, then your left to right shoulder. GATHERING All may make the sign of the cross, the sign that is marked at baptism, as the presiding minister begins. The presiding minister invites all to a time of silent confession. After each time of silence the following is sung: The presiding minister announces God s forgiveness. Gathering Hymn O Holy Spirit, Enter In [2]

3 During the greeting the presiding minister and assembly bow toward one another. We learn from Eastern cultures the deep significance of a bow as a sign of mutuality and the presence of Christ among us. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all. And also with you. Let us pray Amen. ~ be seated ~ Greeting Prayer of the Day [3]

4 WORD First Reading 2 Samuel 6:1-5, 12b-19 Psalm 24 Setting: Robert Buckley Farlee The cantor sings the refrain first and the assembly repeats. The cantor and assembly chant alternating verses. This year Holy Trinity uses an option for the first reading from the Hebrew scriptures (often called the Old Testament). Rather than complement the themes in the gospel, this cycle reads through the narratives related to the Davidic covenant and wisdom literature in a semi-continuous way. As much as possible, sermons will draw out key themes from these passages. In this passage from 2 Samuel, the ark of the covenant, long a symbol of God s presence with Israel, is brought into Jerusalem by David. The entrance of the ark into this new capital city is marked by great rejoicing, and David himself is the chief dancer. His wife Michal, King Saul s daughter, considers such behavior undignified. Word of God, word of life. Thanks be to God. Refrain: Tone: 1 The earth is the LORD s and all that is in it, the world and those who dwell therein. 2 For the LORD has founded it up- on the seas and established it up- on the rivers. Refrain 3 Who may ascend the mountain of the LORD, and who may stand in God s holy place? 4 Those of innocent hands and puri- ty of heart, who do not swear on God s being, nor do they pledge by what is false. [4]

5 5 They shall receive blessing from the LORD and righteousness from the God of their salvation. 6 Such is the generation of those who seek you, O LORD, of those who seek your face, O God of Jacob. Refrain 7 Lift up your heads, O gates; and be lifted up, O ever- lasting doors, that the King of glory may come in. 8 Who is this King of glory? The LORD, strong and mighty, the LORD, might- y in battle! 9 Lift up your heads, O gates; and be lifted up, O ever- lasting doors, that the King of glory may come in. 10 Who is this King of glory? Truly, the LORD of hosts is the King of glory. Refrain Following the Psalm a period of silence is kept. Stand, as you are able, to welcome the gospel as Christ the Word of God as it is proclaimed among us in this place and time. Gospel Acclamation The cantor sings the Alleluia and the assembly repeats. The cantor sings the verse. Verse: May the God of our Lord Jesus Christ enlighten the eyes of our hearts, that we may know the hope to which our God has called us. (Eph. 1:17-18 [5]

6 Gospel Mark 6:14-29 As the gospel is announced, you may trace a small cross on your forehead, lips and breast, a prayer that the Word may dwell in our minds, on our lips and in our hearts. Sermon Silence Hymn of the Day Oh, Sing to the Lord The sex and violence hinted at in this narrative have led to its popularity with artists. For believing Christians it can be a picture of the lengths to which political injustice might go toward its self-protection and of the possibility that Christian faithfulness can lead to persecution. Christ, to whom John points and whom he prefigures, is both the one who preaches against injustice and the one whose head was on the platter for us. Our weekly meal contrasts with Herod s banquet. The holy gospel according to Mark. Glory to you, O Lord. The gospel of the Lord. Praise to you, O Christ. ~ be seated ~ Following the sermon there is a time of silence for reflection and quiet meditation. Our liturgy is not only made up of words, gestures and music, but also moments of silence. ~ please stand as you are able ~ continued on next page [6]

7 After each petition: God, in your mercy, hear our prayer. The peace of Christ be with you always. And also with you. ~please be seated~ MEAL Some of us give online; others place offerings in the basket. Honoring that we also share our gifts and talents in our daily lives, please touch the basket as it is passed through the assembly--a sign of your self-offering to God. Prayers of Intercession Peace The assembly is invited to share God s peace with one another saying, Peace be with you, or similar words. Gathering of Gifts and Setting the Table Offertory Hymn We Come to the Hungry Feast [7]

8 The Great Thanksgiving The thanksgiving includes the following: Dialogue and Preface Holy, Holy Thanksgiving at the Table We gather close around the table. You need only bring the bulletin if you need it for the responses. The Lord be with you. And also with you. Lift up your hearts. We lift them to the Lord. Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. It is right to give our thanks and praise. Sung at the direction of the leader. The responses during the Thanksgiving at the Table echo the presiding minister. Let us proclaim the mystery of faith: Christ has died. Christ is risen. Christ will come again. To you be honor and praise, blessed and Holy Trinity, now and forever. Amen. The Lord s Prayer As a sign of openness to the divine presence, you may join the presider in praying the Our Father with the ancient gesture of extended hands. Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us. Save us from the time of trial and deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever. Amen. Breaking of the Bread Lamb of God (sung at the direction of the leader) [8]

9 All are welcome at Christ's table, including children. Bread is received in the hands. Wine is received either by drinking from the cup, or by saving the bread and dipping it in the cup. Gluten-free wafers are available from the presiding minister. Those not communing may come forward for a blessing, keeping your hands folded over your chest. For those unable to consume either wine or bread, communion is received fully in either element alone. Holy Trinity s radical welcome is also an invitation to baptism and a deeper connection to community. If you are not baptized, please speak to one of the pastors to learn more about the process of adult baptism. ~please stand as you are able ~ Let us pray. brief silence Amen. SENDING Having heard the word and shared the eucharist, we are sent to live our baptism through words and deeds, making known the love of Christ, and working for justice and peace in our families, communities, and world. Please see the next page for the Sending Hymn. Go in peace. Remember the poor. Thanks be to God! Communion Silence Prayer Blessing Sending Hymn As A Chalice Cast of Gold Sending SERVING IN THIS LITURGY PRESIDING MINISTER Pr. Matt James MUSICIAN Beau Surratt ASSISTING MINISTER Hugh Vondracek COMMUNION ASSISTANT Geraldine Kruse READER Alyson Emery SACRISTAN USHER/GREETER Tony and Geraldine Kruse RECEPTION Robin and Lee Owen [9]

10 [10] Sending Hymn As A Chalice Cast of Gold

11 NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Is This Your First Time Or Are You A Newcomer? Welcome! We are so glad you are worshipping with us. Please sign the yellow slip on the entry area table following worship. It helps us know how you heard about HTLoop. You can also sign up to receive our e-newsletter. Can't Make It On A Saturday Night? Worship on Sunday mornings: + Here at Grace Place at 10:00 a.m. Grace Episcopal Church. + At Holy Trinity's Lakeview site, 1218 W. Addison 9:30am Upcoming Service Opportunities Near HTLakeview Serve a Meal at The Crib + Saturday, July pm Volunteers prepare (at HTLC, enter at 3609 N. Magnolia doors) then serve a meal at The Crib youth shelter (at Lakeview Lutheran, 835 W Addison). To sign up and find more information, head to serve.htchicago.org, or speak to Ken Duckmann (justducky514@yahoo.com). Serve At The Lakeview Pantry + Thursday, July :30pm Volunteers assist with working the pantry counter, restocking food, repacking bulk foods, sorting clothing and other various jobs that may be needed. Sign up online: serve.htchicago.org, or speak to James Perez (ord_james@hotmail.com). Anti-Racism Team Meeting + Sunday, July :30am at HTLakeview Holy Trinity's Anti-Racism Team works to initiate, facilitate, and nurture conversations and experiences that seek to break oppressive racial systems within our church, our communities, and within ourselves. All are invited to join us in this holy work. HTLoop Reception Hosts Needed The signup form to host a wine reception will be out before and after worship, so please consider contributing the snacks and drinks for an upcoming Saturday! Feel free to make the reception your own by serving something that represents your own style and flavor. Commemorations for This Week July 17 + Bartolomé de Las Casas, missionary to the Indies, died 1566 A native of Spain, Las Casas first came to the Western hemisphere while serving in the military. Granted a large estate with indigenous slaves, he freed them after he was ordained a priest. He worked in the Caribbean and Central America to improve the lives of the native peoples. [11]

12 WELCOME! WHOEVER YOU ARE, wherever you re from, whatever the color of your skin or who you love, and whatever your feelings about organized religion and church, you are welcome at Holy Trinity. RESTROOMS: Second floor: to the left of the altar, along the windows. Street level: off the large room. PARKING: Free parking is available at Jones College Prep (Harris and South Plymouth Court). Do not park in the spaces marked I- Go Car, the engineer spots, or the handicapped spaces (unless you have credentials to do so). A greeter will provide a laminated display for your front dashboard (under the window). HOLY TRINITY is one congregation that holds services in two sites: on Saturday nights at Grace Place, and on Sunday mornings at 1218 W. Addison in the Lakeview community. Please contact Pastor Craig Mueller or Pastor Ben Adams if you are interested in becoming a member or associate member of Holy Trinity. WOULD YOU LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE about Holy Trinity? Go to: holytrinitychicago.org. You can sign up for our weekly e- newsletter there as well. Holy Trinity: Lakeview 1218 W. Addison Street, office@htchicago.org STAFF Lead Pastor Craig Mueller cmueller@htchicago.org Associate Pastor Michelle Sevig msevig@htchicago.org Associate Pastor (HTLoop) Ben Adams badams@htchicago.org Musician / Ministry Associate Beau Surratt bsurratt@htchicago.org Finance/Building Administrator Paul Strome pstrome@htchicago.org Holy Trinity: Loop 637 S. Dearborn Street, info@htloop.org [12] holytrinitychicago.org