WORSHIP March 31, 2019 T O D AY Volume 6 Issue 13 9 & 11 a.m. Worship Services Fourth Sunday in Lent OPEN THE DOOR LENTEN SERMON SERIES 2019 STANDING AT THE THRESHOLD Rev. Dr. Neil G. Cazares-Thomas
Welcome to Cathedral of Hope! What began in 1970 as a circle of 12 friends meeting weekly for worship and fellowship has grown into Cathedral of Hope, a Vibrant, Inclusive, Progressive (VIP) congregation of the United Church of Christ. Founded in and serving beyond the LGBTQ community, our mission is to reclaim Christianity as a faith of extravagant grace, radical inclusion, and relentless compassion by being a people of hope proclaiming God s inclusive love, removing barriers to faith, and empowering all to grow in grace toward wholeness. If you are visiting Cathedral of Hope for the first time, we are glad to have you here, are blessed by your presence, and hope you will return often! If there is anything we can do to make your visit more enjoyable, please call on our Ushers to assist you. You re invited to use the restroom that corresponds with your gender identity or the restroom that is the safest and most comfortable for you. Gendered, multipleoccupancy restrooms are located near the double glass doors behind the Sanctuary. All-gender, single-occupancy restrooms are available off the hall to the right of the Hall of Heroes area. For more information about the church, please come to the Connect Center located next to Sources of Hope. Large-print bulletins and assisted listening systems are available in the bookstore. Neil s NOTE Good Morning, Cathedral of Hope United Church of Christ! These past few weeks we have used our sermon series The Open Door to focus on the stages of spiritual growth and the exploration of our personal journey of faith to which the season of Lent calls us. It all began with an invitation to open our hearts and begin a spiritual journey that would hopefully deepen our personal experience of God in our lives. For some of us that meant trusting God, either again or for the first time, or getting past some experience that may have caused us to move away from a spiritual life. Journeying from that place, we come today to stand on the threshold of the door and to surrender to a transformational moment that can propel us into greater understanding and deeper experience of a God who desires only good things for each one of us. This threshold is a place to pause, even stop, and again make the decision to take the next step, opening the door of our lives even more fully. Today is also Transgender Day of Visibility. Those of us who are regulars here at Cathedral of Hope have witnessed the transformation that many of our transgender siblings experience and share with us. Transformation is not only something that happens on the inside, it is very much something that is experienced, sometimes physically, just as it was by Jesus on Transfiguration Sunday or on the journey that many of his disciples took following the events of Holy Week, Easter, and Resurrection. Our transformation is evidenced in the way we live, think, and understand the world. It is seen through new eyes that ultimately, as Jesus did, see the world with compassion and kindness, love and grace. We stand together on the threshold today and ask ourselves whether we are ready to take stock of our own lives and let go of the things and behaviors that no longer serve us or are un-christlike. Are we ready to move in our journey toward greater freedom and spiritual growth that will continue the work of Christ, to make this earth a little more like God s heaven? Are we ready to step off the threshold and move through the door, finding beyond it a life of abundance? These are the questions that we will explore today, and in the coming weeks, as we strive to live more fully into the Easter message. Blessings, IMPORTANT INFO Connect Center If you are joining us for the first time, stop by the Info Bar in the Connect Center to meet and greet with volunteers and staff, and to pick up a special gift from us to you. Childcare Our Ministry to Children & Families (birth - 4th grade) offers some of the most exciting and imaginative children s programming around. Your children will insist on a return visit. Childcare is available during the 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1 p.m. services in the Children s Chapel Youth Youth group will be temporarily relocated to the downstairs classrooms in the Interfaith Peace Chapel across the plaza. Sources of Hope Our bookstore, Sources of Hope, is located near the front doors of the church. Visit the store before and after services to browse a great selection of inspiring merchandise and hope-filled gifts. Congregational Care If you find yourself experiencing illness, hospitalization, death, grief, or other critical challenges, the Congregational Care Ministry (CCM) at Cathedral of Hope will connect you with the appropriate resources that best correspond to your needs. The CCM can be reached by: Phone (214) 351-1901 Ext. 124 Email at CCMCOH@gmail.com Enter Care in red registration book when at church Worship Today Traditional - 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. Modern - 10 a.m. (Interfaith Peace Chapel) Traditional in Spanish - 1 p.m. The Reverend Dr. Neil G. Cazares-Thomas Senior Pastor
Fourth Sunday in Lent OPEN THE DOOR MARCH 31, 2019 9 & 11 A.M. LITURGY OF PREPARATION PRELUDE CALL TO WORSHIP Largo from Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor by J.S. Bach Katrina Glaze and Thane Elliot, violins Quince Holman, cello; David Moldenhauer, organ Rev. Erin Wyma **PROCESSIONAL HYMN Standing at the Future s Threshold Words by Paul R. Gregory Hope Publishing Company Music by Thomas J. Williams OneLicense.net License #A-705445 **The people will rise in body or spirit. EBENEZER Cathedral of Hope UCC 5910 Cedar Springs Road Dallas, 1 TX 75235 214-351-1901 www.cathedralofhope.com
**INVOCATION GATHERING OF THE COMMUNITY **EXCHANGE OF PEACE Candace Thompson Rev. Dr. Neil G. Cazares-Thomas Rev. Dr. Michael Diaz CHILDREN S MOMENT LITURGY OF THE WORD MODERN LESSON from Open the Door by Joyce Rupp A threshold contains the power of transformation. In this place of uncertainty and decision making, we are forced to slow down and take stock of what s happening. This is where we yield to the necessary gestation that grows us into greater freedom. During this time we let go of old ego ways we formerly relied upon to defend us from insecurity or facilitate resistance. All one s energy must be given to the process that readies us for the next tentative step of development. RITE OF RECONCILIATION KYRIE Kyrie Eleison Music by Dan and Heidi Goeller Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra Sung in Greek; translation: Lord, have mercy. CONFESSION One: All: One: All: It is in our confession that we realize our hope to be more like Christ and our need for God s mercy. It is in admitting the truth of our lives that we open the door to this journey and take the first steps toward wholeness and healing. God, help us to see the truth of ourselves and of you. God of all the saints, God of all the sinners, hear our prayer. We would be saint-like: holy, good patient, loving. But we end up feeling more like sinners: full of failures of morality in both words and deeds. Perhaps you see us simply as human: as beloved, and flawed, and trying, and failing, and succeeding. God, we ask that you bless the good we have accomplished and also forgive the wrong that we have done. Have mercy on us, open our hearts and change our lives. Silence for Personal Reflection WORDS OF ASSURANCE One: All: Siblings in Christ, hear this Good News: the love of God is beyond measure, and you are included in that love. Know that you are forgiven and thus freed to love and serve. Amen. 2
GRADUAL Choir: All: Holy Spirit lead me to the wilderness, beyond the music, beyond the noise. All that I need is to be with you, and in the stillness to hear your voice, Words and Music by Peter Kipley & Bart Millard, adapted & arr. by David Moldenhauer Simpleville Music and Songs From The Indigo Room CCLI License #123333 **GOSPEL LESSON Luke 9: 51-53 NRSV, alt. One: All: One: Hear what the Spirit is saying to the Church. Thanks be to God. A reading from the Holy Gospel according to Luke. When the days drew near for Jesus to be taken up, he set his face to go to Jerusalem and sent messengers on ahead. On the way they entered a village of the Samaritans to make ready for him; but the Samaritans did not receive Jesus, because his face was set toward Jerusalem. One: All: ANTHEM This is the Gospel of Christ. Praise to Christ, the Word. Draw Me Nearer Words by Fanny J. Crosby; Music by Diane Sheets arr. Gary Rhodes Liesa Newman, soloist Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra SERMON Standing at the Threshold Rev. Dr. Neil G. Cazares-Thomas 3
LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST PRESENTATION OF OUR TITHES AND OFFERINGS OFFERTORY Step by Step with O God, Our Help in Ages Past Words and Music by David Strasser; arr. Bruce Greer Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra Today s second offering supports the work of Dallas Hope Charities. See Text-to-Give, PAGE 7 THE GREAT THANKSGIVING FOR LENT INVITATION TO THE TABLE WORDS OF INSTITUTION In Remembrance 4
Words by Ragan Cortney; Music by Buryl Red OneLicense.net License # A-705445 RED DISTRIBUTION OF THE ELEMENTS TO OUR GUESTS Cathedral of Hope celebrates an open communion. We understand the sharing of the bread and the cup in Jesus name to be a representation of an ancient vision of God s feast for all peoples. We don t require you to be a member of this church, or any church, to participate with us in this feast of grace. Simply come forward at the ushers direction. After dipping a wafer in the cup, which contains non-alcoholic grape juice, the minister will place it on your tongue and offer a brief blessing. If you prefer to serve yourself, cup your hands in front of you as you come to receive communion. Gluten-free Wafers are available from the silver intinction set at the center point. Please indicate your need to the ushers on the center aisle and they will direct you to the appropriate position. We ask that you serve yourself take a wafer and dip it in the juice in order to avoid cross-contamination by the server. During the serving of Holy Communion, feel free to join in our Music during Communion. Please also be mindful of those around you who are in prayer and meditation. 5
MUSIC DURING DISTRIBUTION Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life Come, my way, my truth, my life: Such a way as gives us breath, Such a truth as ends all strife, Such a life as conquers death. Come, my light my feast, my strength: Such a light as shows a feast, Such a feast as mends in length, Such a strength as makes its guest. Come, my joy, my love, my heart: Such a joy as none can know, Such a love as none can part, Such a heart as joys in love. Words: George Herbert, 1633, adapted; Music: Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1922 OneLicense.net License #A-705445 Always Welcome Your presence a refuge for me where I am always welcome. Your arms are a resting place where I can always go. Your Spirit is calling me, and I answer willingly. The door to you is open wide and I am always welcome. Your truth and life I find inside and I am always welcome. You draw me in to where you dwell, and I m welcome. And I m welcome. And I m welcome. Just a Closer Walk with Thee I am weak but thou art strong; Jesus, keep me from all wrong. I ll be satisfied as long as I walk, let me walk close to thee. Just a closer walk with thee, grant it, Jesus, is my plea. Daily walking close to thee, let it be, dear Lord, let it be. Through this world of toil and snares, if I falter, Lord, who cares? Who with me my burden shares? None but thee, dear Lord, none but thee. Just a closer walk with thee, grant it, Jesus, is my plea. Daily walking close to thee, let it be, dear Lord, let it be. Words & Music by Mary Alessi and Cindy Cruise-Ratdliff Miami Life Sounds Publishing OneLicense.net License #A-705445 You Are My All in All You are my strength when I am weak, You are the treasure that I seek, You are my all in all. Seeking you as a precious jewel, Lord, to give up I d be a fool, You are my all in all. Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name. Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name. Taking my sin, my cross, my shame, Rising again I bless your name. You are my all in all. When I fall down, you pick me up; When I am dry, you fill my cup. You are my all in all! PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name. Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name. Words and Music: Anonymous Words and Music by Dennis L. Jernigan Shepherd s Heart Music CCLI License #123333 6
**RECESSIONAL When I Survey Words by Isaac Watts, adapted Music by Lowell Mason OneLicense.net License # A-705445 HAMBURG **BENEDICTION POSTLUDE Chancel Flowers are given to the glory of God by John Arney and Greg Waite in joyous celebration of their 28th anniversary. Time of Prayer After the service, caring ministers will be in the chapel area to offer you personal prayer for healing and comfort. Time of Fellowship Please join us for refreshments after the service in the Fellowship Hall. Holy Week Schedule Maundy Thursday 7:15 p.m. - Sanctuary Good Friday - Veneration of the Cross 12:00 p.m.- 7 Last Words (Sanctuary) 7:15 p.m. - Stations of the Cross (Sanctuary) Easter Sunday 9 a.m. - Sanctuary 10 a.m. - Interfaith Peace Chapel 11 a.m. - Sanctuary 1 p.m. - Sanctuary (Spanish) Text-to-Give Instructions Simply send a text message to 469-507-3839 with the amount you would like to contribute. Make sure to include the dollar sign before the amount. Example: $20. Within a few moments, you ll be sent a text with a link to register. Click on the link and enter your cardholder name and credit or debit card information. Once your registration is complete, you will receive a text verification and a receipt via e-mail. For future giving, simply send a text with the amount you wish to give, and it will process automatically! The minimum text-to-give contribution is $3. 7
This is a series of articles prepared by the Music and Worship Team to give insight and background into musical elements of our services. In this exquisite Anthem, Diane Sheets has taken the Fanny Crosby hymn text and set it to new music in a contemporary ballad style. Arranger Gary Rhodes uses suspensions to create tension and release that is beautiful to hear and sing. The original hymn, I Am Thine, O Lord, is one of many written by Fanny Crosby, a prolific American hymn writer. It has been reported that Crosby, though blind, had a sunset described to her in words before writing these lyrics: Standing at the Future s Threshold Paul R. Gregory (1920-2012) wrote this hymn for the final service of the 175th anniversary meeting of the United Church Board for World Ministries, held in 1985. The text serves as a reminder of the work still needed to be done to heal the world, and as a call to continue in that mission. Gregory was ordained as a minister of the United Church of Christ in 1944. He served as East and Southeast Asia secretary of the United Church Board for World Ministries from 1957, when the denomination was formed, until his retirement in 1986. It is paired with the hymn tune EBENEZER. Thomas John Williams (1869-1944) included this melody as part of an anthem he composed around 1890, Golen yn y glyn ( Light in the Valley ). Called EBENEZER for a chapel he attended, the tune is alternately known as TON-Y-BOTEL (Welsh for tone in a bottle ), after a fanciful but untrue story that it washed ashore in a bottle. Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor The Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, BWV 1043, also known as the Double Violin Concerto, is one of the most famous works by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) and considered among the best examples of the music of the late Baroque period. The solo violin parts of this concerto have survived in Bach s own handwriting, dating from around 1730. The middle movement of three, Largo ma non tanto, (slow, but not too much), is a dreamy siciliano in the key of F. The two solo violin parts intertwine lovingly above a simple accompaniment of chords. WORSHIP NOTES Draw Me Nearer I am thine, O Lord, I have heard thy voice, and it told thy love to me. But I long to rise in the arms of faith and be closer drawn to thee. Draw me nearer to the cross where thou hast died. Draw me nearer to thy precious bleeding side. Draw me nearer. 8 TRIBUTES Tributes that reach the office by 3 p.m. on Monday will be printed in the coming week s bulletin. Tributes that reach the office afterwards will be printed in the following week s bulletin. Space limitations may also apply. In Honor of Greg Waite and John Arney s 28th Anniversary Thelma Waite In Memory of Joseph Oguntodo Lee Dewey In Honor of the I-care Team, with Love and Appreciation Richard John dupont To make an honorary or memorial gift, please contact Ariel Duarte at ariel@cathedralofhope.com or 214.351.1901 x131, or use the envelope in the pew rack. A minimum gift of $20 is suggested. MONEY MATTERS Giving and Attendance at a Glance Week Week Week Ending 03/24/19 Ending 03/17/19 Ending 03/10/19 Service Attd. Ministry Attd. Ministry Attd. Ministry Worship 1,122 $10,548 1,058 $12,639 1,281 $10,460 Auto-Giving $9,696 $38,201 $10,541 Mail/Credit Cards $5,235 $5,982 $4,711 Total Contributions $25,479 $56,822 $25,712 Contributions Goal $26,500 $52,000 $28,000 Over/(Short Fall) ($1,021) $4,822 ($2,288) YTD Contributions $488,692 YTD Operating Receipts $529,394 YTD Contribution Goal $474,500 YTD Operating Expenses $534,836 Over/(Short Fall) $14,192 Over/(Short Fall) ($5,442)
Weekly March 31, 2019 NEWS No matter who you are or where you are on life s journey, you re welcome here. Cathedral of Hope is an inclusive spiritual community for all of God s people. No matter what your faith background, you ll find Cathedral of Hope a place where you can strengthen your faith and meet others who are on a similar faith journey. Here at CoH, you ll find many ways to get connected to community and grow in your faith. If you enjoyed worship today, you might be interested to know that we offer six distinct worship experiences. You can find out more about upcoming worship opportunities and special services on the back page. If you re looking for ways to connect, Cathedral of Hope offers a number of affinity groups and events that meet the physical, social, and professional needs of our community. See page 10 for more information. If you are in search of ways to grow in your faith through service, volunteering, and generosity, page 11 offers resources and tips for you to commit and give back to the community around you. As you continue to grow on your faith journey, we encourage you to share the message of God s abundant love with all you meet. Page 12 offers opportunities to claim your faith out loud in our community. CELEBRATE, BACK PAGE CONNECT, P. 10 COMMIT, P. 11 CLAIM, P. 12 Did you know that CoH has its very own bookstore? At Sources of Hope Gifts and Books, you can find inspirational resources, some fun swag, and mementos of all sorts. Check out page 13 to see a few of this week s featured items. Even if you re not sure what your next step might be, we would love to meet you after worship today in the CONNECT Center (near the front entrance of the church). There you ll find friendly conversation with staff and Cathedral of Hope volunteers. Today in Children s Church During Lent, we are telling Bible stories about people who were welcoming through Jesus open door of healing. Today we will consider several of these occasions in which he gave those who were mute the ability to speak, hearing to the deaf, and sight to the blind. His healing of a man born blind was of special interest to a pressure group of priests who were jealous of his authority. STAFF * Rev. Dr. Neil G. Cazares-Thomas Senior Pastor seniorpastor@cathedralofhope.com Rev. Andria Davis Associate Pastor adavis@cathedralofhope.com Rev. Dr. Michael Diaz Associate Pastor mdiaz@cathedralofhope.com Rev. Erin Wyma Associate Pastor ewyma@cathedralofhope.com Sean Baugh Assoc. Dir. of Music & Worship sbaugh@cathedralofhope.com Rev. Patricia Bjorling Minister of Generosity pbjorling@cathedralofhope.com Clifton Bohaker Event Planner cbohaker@cathedralofhope.com Scott Cannon, CPA Chief Accountant scannon@cathedralofhope.com Chris Jacobson-Chism Assist. Director of Music & Worship cchism@cathedralofhope.com Hardy Haberman Digital Experience Manager hhaberman@cathedralofhope.com Anita L. Haddy Director of Ministry & Volunteer Development ahaddy@cathedralofhope.com Jess C. McDowell Director of Media jmcdowell@cathedralofhope.com Alan Miles Minister for Youth & Young Adults amiles@cathedralofhope.com David Moldenhauer Director of Music & Worship dmoldenhauer@cathedralofhope.com Dan Peeler Minister for Children & Families dpeeler@cathedralofhope.com Jason Vallejo Executive Director for DHC jvallejo@dallashopecharities.org Jesus open door of healing 9 Contact Dan Peeler at dpeeler@cathedralofhope.com if you have any questions about the Ministry to Children and Families. Scott Stout Assist. to the Sr. Pastor/Office Mgr. sstout@cathedralofhope.com Lynn Taylor Director of Facilities ltaylor@cathedralofhope.com *Not a complete listing
CONNECT ty li bi r e nd y Da isi V f o e g ns a Tr Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) is today and in many places was celebrated on Friday. Our Transgender Council wants to continue to bring to light the many contributions from transgender people over the years and want to help to raise awareness of the discrimination that the transgender community continues to face today. Today, Sunday, March 31 before and after worship, you are welcome to visit the TDOV table in the Fellowship Hall to meet and ask questions of some in our Transgender Council who are open to questions. Email the council at transgendercouncil@cathedralofhope.com with any other questions. 10
COMMIT To express interest in any of these opportunities, email Anita at ahaddy@cathedralofhope.com or call 214-351-1901 X135. CoH Young Adults Every Thursday, 7:15 p.m., Private Home This is a weekly gathering of diverse, vibrant, young adults (18-35) who study, serve and socialize together as a caring community. Contact: amiles@cathedralofhope.com Order of St. Francis & St. Clare First Sundays, CLC 116, 12 p.m. An independent Franciscan community with members of all genders, who do not live in a monastery, but live and work in society. Contact: www.facebook.com/orderofstfrancisstclare Cathedral Couples First Saturdays, 6-8 p.m. Cathedral Couples is a group of members and friends who normally meet on the first Saturday of each month for socializing, food and fun. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet others for fellowship and discussion. Contact: cathedralcouples@gmail.com AFFINITY GROUPS 11 CoH Bicycling Group Second Saturdays, Various Times This is a group for people interested in bicycle riding as a means of bringing more activity into their lives and meeting new people who share the same interest. Connect with other rides on the CoH Bicycle Group on Facebook, CoH Bicycling Group. Contact: jmborel@gmail.com LEGACY Gathering Third Saturdays, Various Times & Locations LEGACY is a Cathedral of Hope social group made up of single or coupled mature adults (50 or better) who meet the third Saturday of each month for an outing or a potluck dinner at a private home. Contact: rvj5868@att.net Gaymsters Bridge Club Sundays, IPC Conf. C, 1 p.m.; Tuesdays, IPC Conf. C, 6:30 p.m. Join other bridge enthusiasts twice a week to play. All levels of experience are welcomed. Contact: jeffmarlatt@msn.com
CLAIM With our growing outreach to those experiencing food insecurity, everyone s consistent donations of nonperishable foods for Pack the Pantry are essential. If you didn t have time to go shopping this weekend, please visit our website to make a donation. www.dallashopecharities.org/donate Baptisms For us at Cathedral of Hope, baptism is a sacrament that reminds us that God is still at work in the lives of those in our community of faith. It is an outward symbol of what God is doing inside us as people of faith. Are you considering being baptized? Or do you have a child you would like baptized? We will be celebrating baptisms again on EASTER Sunday, April 21. Please contact Rev. Erin Wyma at ewyma@cathedralofhope.com if you are interested. 12 Pack the Pantry TODAY Sunday, March 31 Contact Jason Vallejo at jvallejo@dallashopecharities.org or 214-351-1901 x 211. *No dented cans, please Canned Meat Turkey, Chicken, and Tuna Fruit Cups Peanut Butter Saltine Crackers / Snack Crackers Protein Bars Cup-a-noodles/ Ramen Mac n Cheese Cups Toilet paper & Travel Size Toiletries Bottled Water
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HOPE on the Horizon WORSHIP at a GLANCE* March 2019 Sunday, MAR 31 Standing at the Threshold Rev. Dr. Neil G. Cazares-Thomas Sunday Worship 9 & 11 a.m. (English), 1 p.m. (Spanish) THE CHAPEL Modern Worship Experience, 10 a.m., IPC April 2019 Wednesday, APR 3 PULSE BE Attitudes Contemporary Worship, 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, APR 3 REFLECT Making Your Lenten Journey A Spiritual One 7:30 p.m., IPC Sunday, APR 7 Closing the Door Rev. Dr. Neil G. Cazares-Thomas Sunday Worship 9 & 11 a.m. (English), 1 p.m. (Spanish) THE CHAPEL Modern Worship Experience, 10 a.m., IPC *Information subject to change without notice and will be updated as needed. Greening Tip It s planting season! For a handy potting soil scoop, cut off the top of a plastic gallon milk container just above the handle. It also makes an excellent cat litter scoop. Share us with your friends! www.facebook.com/cathedralofhope #CoHDallas Follow @CathedralofHope on Twitter for updates & insights! Cathedral of Hope United Church of Christ 5910 Cedar Springs Road Dallas, TX 75235 214-351-1901 www.cathedralofhope.com