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LORD S DAY OF CELEBRATION April 14, 2019 In preparation for worship, please take time to silence all electronic devices, and quiet our thoughts, so that we all may focus our hearts and minds on the Lord. Prelude The Power of the Cross Getty/Townend The Windsor Bells Sherry Beebe, Director Welcome and Call To Worship Hymn #204 All Glory, Laud and Honor St. Theodulph Prayer of Invocation Family News A word on Electronic Giving Ruth Ellen Paterson, Financial Secretary Scripture Reading Luke 19:37-44 (p.1632) 9:00am Anne Barr 10:45am Xavier Hayden Reader: This is the word of the Lord. All the people: Thanks be to God! Prayer of Confession Gracious God, we praise you for Jesus Christ, the humble king. You could have overpowered us with your authority, instead you called to us with your love. Still, we have resisted your grace. Every day you invite us, but we have neglected to RSVP. Our hosannas quickly fade, and we go back to the pursuit of our own kingdom, instead of yours. Please forgive us. Thank you for your tears on our behalf, and your sacrificial death in our place. This holy week, may you humble love capture our hearts anew. For yours is the kingdom, the power, and the glory. In Jesus' Name. Amen. Silent Prayer of Confession and Assurance of Pardon Greeting Worship Song What A Beautiful Name Fielding/Ligertwood Worship Song New Wine Ligertwood During the 9:00am service and the 10:45am service, children in K through 5 th grades may be dismissed to Children s Sunday School. During the 9:00am service, 6 th grade and up meet in the Youth Room for Sunday School. Pastoral Prayer and the Lord s Prayer Deborah Watson, Associate Pastor

Passing of Friendship Pads Presentation of Tithes and Offerings Offertory Palm Sunday Processional Helman The Windsor Bells Doxology and Prayer of Dedication Scripture Reading Romans 5:6-8; 1 Peter 2:22-25 (p.1753, 1889) Sermon Cheers and Tears: The Humble Power of Love Steve Weed, Pastor Hymn #229 Lift High the Cross Crucifer 9:00am Sunday School Children process with Palms Kum Ba Yah (Rain Wind Fire Storm) Pam Fleming, Accompanist Donna Wren, Director Benediction Trad. Prayer Ministry 9:00am John Kennedy 10:45am John Furlong Narberth Presbyterian Church is grateful for your gifts. You may give in the offering plate with cash or a check, online at narberthpres.org/give, or via text message by sending the amount you wish to give to 610-642-4831. Thank you for being with us in worship today! To learn more about our church, Welcome Bags are available for newcomers in the Narthex (entrance area at the front doors.) CDs of today s sermon are available in the Chapel within 15 minutes after the service. Previous Sundays sermons are available by date in the bin on the small table. Sermons are also available online at our website www.narberthpres.org or podcast through itunes. 2

During this season of Lent, the sermon series is Learning To Love Well: The Defining Mark of a Christian. The messages are based on Jesus words in John 13:34,35; A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another. March 10 Becoming Holy Lovers March 17 God s Love And The Fear of Rejection March 24 God s Love And Self-condemnation March 31 The Practice of Love How? April 7 The Perseverance of Love April 14 Cheers and Tears: The Humble Power of Love Holy Week Services: Sunday, April 14 Wednesday, Apr 17 Thursday, Apr 18 Friday, Apr 19 Sunday, April 21 9:00am and 10:45am Palm Sunday Services, with Palms 7:00pm A contemplative time of music and prayer, led by Sarah & Colin Comstock. An opportunity to lay down the burdens of life and receive prayer for refreshment and healing. Childcare provided infant to K in red door room. 7:30pm Tenebrae Service with communion A quiet service of gathering darkness as we mark the Last Supper of Jesus with his disciples. Communion will be served. The service ends in darkness and silence. Childcare provided infant to K in red door room. 12:00pm Good Friday Community Service here at NPC Easter Morning: 7:30am Sunrise Service (on lawn, weather permitting), Buffet Breakfast following in Gym 9:00am Service 10:45am Service A joyful celebration of the resurrection in word, music, prayer and song. He Is Risen! He Is Risen, Indeed! 3

EASTER FLOWERS 2019 On Easter morning, April 21, our sanctuary will again be filled with the beauty and fragrance of lovely spring flowers. If you wish to dedicate a plant as a memorial to loved ones or simply to express your joy in God s love, please fill out the form below. After both worship services on Easter, we are looking for people to deliver these plants to members of our church family who are unable to worship with us here. You do not need to donate a plant in order to deliver one. Please consider being the bearer of Easter greetings and love from our congregation to someone who otherwise might be alone on that day. See below for further details. If you want to donate a memorial plant for Easter, please make your check in the amount of $12.00 payable to Narberth Presbyterian Church and mark it Easter Plant. You may call the office with the info, or put it in the offering plate or mail it to be received in the church office by Thursday, April 18. Name: I would like to give a plant as a memorial: Given to the glory of God and in loving memory of: (Please print name clearly) by: or I would like to give a plant to express my joy for God s continuing love and grace. WE NEED YOU to help deliver these plants and the warm greetings of the congregation after the 9:00am or 10:45am Easter service. If you are willing to help, please indicate below: Name and phone number 4

FAMILY MINISTRY: CHILDREN, YOUTH & PARENTS The Life of Jesus - Children s Sunday School Curriculum! Kids will discover that we can follow Jesus example and live like he did. From the manger to the cross, children will study Jesus life to get a better understanding of who Jesus is and why we can trust him as our Savior. 2 year olds & 3 year olds enjoy an age appropriate lesson in The Blue Door Room (RM #105) during the 9:00 service only and meet in The Red Door Rm (RM #107) at 10:45. 4 year olds through PreK meet in The Red Door Room (RM #107) during both the 9:00 and 10:45 services. Our Nursery is available at the 9:00 and 10:45 worship services. This room is best for infants through 23 months. **Please sign your child in and out of each classroom** Children VS. Youth CHANGE WARS! This year we are turning our Lenten Offering into a competition with CHANGE WARS - Children VS. Youth! Who will bring in the biggest tithe?! You can help both teams by putting your loose change in the clear plastic bins marked Children OR Youth. Bins are in the Narthex or downstairs. The winning team will enjoy an Ice-cream Sunday party!! All money will go to support The Philadelphia Project. May the best team win! 4th & 5th grade LOCK IN! RSVP today for an evening of fun at NPC. All 4th & 5th graders are invited to join us on Friday, April 26th from 6:00pm - 11:00pm for food, fun, fellowship, and a GAME TRUCK. The cost is $20 per child to defer the cost. You won t want to miss this! RSVP to Danielle (dkauffman@narberthpres.org) - hope to see many of you there! NEW - VBC Registration is available online! Are you ready for this summer s MANE event?! Join us Monday, June 17 th Friday, June 22 nd from 1:30pm-4:30pm for ROAR VBC Life is Wild and God is Good! Online Registration is open as of March 17 th. Please visit our church website to register your child or register to volunteer: www.narberthpres.org Next Week Sunday, April 21st - Children s Easter Party 9:00 & 10:45 services. UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS Middle School Girls Group Upcoming dates: 4/28 and 5/19 Join us for lunch and a time to hang out! We meet every other Sunday from noon to 1:30pm at the Groenevelds, 509 Haverford Road, Narberth and spend time getting to know each other better and sharing and praying about what is going on in our lives. Contact Lisa Hoffman for more information at 610-804-7905. 5

ANNOUNCEMENTS Pastor Steve recently presented a paper on prayer ministry to a minister's group entitled: "What About Presbyterian Altar Calls?" On Monday, April 15, at 7:30, for anyone who is interested, he would like to present the same paper to his church family at NPC. Following the presentation, there will be a time for discussion and brainstorming, and concluding with a time of prayer. (Parlor) Wednesday Night Book/Bible Study: Pastor Steve will lead a 5 week class on Ordering Your Private World by Gordon MacDonald. In this modern Christian classic, the author explores the theme of bringing order to our inner and outer worlds, and living life from the inside out. Chapter titles include: "The Sinkhole Syndrome," "Living as a Called Person." "Has Anyone Seen My Time? I've Misplaced It," and "Rest Beyond Leisure." This class will meet for 5 Wednesdays, April 24 - May 28, 7:00-8:15pm in the Parlor. We will integrate Bible study with weekly readings from the book, and application assignments. Please sign up in the chapel. Books are available in the chapel for those who choose to participate in the class. Wednesday Night Bible Study: Philippians (April 24 to May 15, 7-8 pm) Led by Diane Chen This is a 4-week series on Paul s letter to the Christians in Philippi, covering one chapter per week. While Philippians is often thought of as one of Paul s friendliest letters, peppered with mentions of joy, thanksgiving, and Christian fellowship, it also contains stern warnings against dogs and evil workers. As we pay attention to Paul s circumstances and the letter s historical-cultural context, we will see the text come alive, from which we may glean valuable lessons for faith and discipleship in today s world. Sunday Morning Class 9:30 am, starting April 28 th We will be continuing our study of the Gospel of Luke for nine sessions, covering chapters 10 18. Join us as we follow Jesus on his journey to Jerusalem and learn about the way of discipleship. We will use an inductive Bible Study approach that emphasizes looking into the text for the facts, thinking about what they mean, and considering how they apply to our situation today. The study will be discussion-based and facilitated by various members of the class. We will use Diane Chen s commentary on Luke to supplement our discussions. Meets in the parlor. Questions? Please contact Sue Wenger at mswenger@yahoo.com. The Marriage Course will be offered here at NPC starting April 26 th for a 7- week video series that includes dinner. 6

ANNOUNCEMENTS Still time to sign up! April 27: Personal Retreat Day at St. Raphaela s Retreat House in Haverford, PA Cost: $25.00 Time: 9:30-3:30 Sign-up in Chapel. Any questions, contact Jean McIntire jean.mcintire49@gmail.com On Sunday, May 5, at 2:00pm, Avery Gagliano will present a free piano recital in the Sanctuary. Avery is a gifted student at the Curtis School of Music, and part of our church family at NPC. Palmer Seminary Holy Land Study Tour (Dec 28, 2019 to Jan 10, 2020) Debbie Watson and Diane Chen will be leading Palmer Seminary students and alumni on a 14-day study tour of the Holy Land with the Jerusalem Center of Biblical Studies. We still have some spots available. If you are interested please email Diane Chen at dchen@eastern.edu for more information and a trip brochure. Both Debbie and Diane are available to answer any questions you may have. Opportunity to Serve: Jennifer Bonovitz has been faithfully serving the homeless people of Philadelphia for many years. We need additional volunteers to come along side Jennifer in this ministry providing food and fellowship. Sandwiches and beverages are given to approximately 50 men at Logan Circle. There is a coordinator there to direct as you arrive. If you want more information, can make sandwiches and/or give out the food, please sign up in the Chapel. Transportation Ministry seeking volunteers The Deacons are looking for volunteers to provide transportation for those who need a ride to get to church on Sunday or other events. Each volunteer would only be called on at the most, once a month, hopefully less. If you are willing to help in this way, please contact Kevin Cope at kevindavidcope@gmail.com or 215-510-0459. Please visit the library table All new selections and Lenten devotionals, and books for children. Also, Easter books on display in Children s Library on 2 nd floor. Contact person: Helen Moffa: helenmoffa@gmail.com On the Web: www.narberthpres.org twitter.com/narberthpres facebook.com/narberthpresbyterian 7

BUILDING DISCIPLES IN THE LOVE OF JESUS CHRIST Sunday, April 14 Palm Sunday 8:00am Open Prayer, Pastor Steve s Office 8:00am Sunday School Class, Parlor 9:00am Worship Service 9:30am Youth Sunday School 10:45am Worship Service 4-6pm High School YG Monday, April 15 7:00pm Prayer Group, open to all, Steve s Office 7:00pm MBR-Bible Study, Music room 7:30pm Men s Bible Study, Parlor 7:30pm Steve presents paper What About Presbyterian Altar Calls?, Parlor Tuesday, April 16 7:00am Men-Sponsored Prayer Breakfast, at Narberth Diner 11:00am Praying with the Bible group, Parlor Session meeting re-scheduled to April 30 Thursday, April 18 7:30pm Maundy Thursday Communion and Tenebrae Service, Sanctuary Childcare for ages infant to K. Friday, April 19 12:00pm Community Good Friday Service, Sanctuary Saturday, April 20 Sunday, April 21 Easter Sunday 7:30am Sunrise Easter Service, on lawn, weather permitting, followed by breakfast in the gym 8:00am Open Prayer, Pastor Steve s Office 9:00am Worship Service 10:45am Worship Service Wednesday, April 17 5:45-6:45 Dinner: Mac & Cheese, green salad, rolls, dessert 7:00pm Contemplative Holy Week Service, led by Colin & Sarah Comstock, Sanctuary Childcare provided ages infant to K. Each Week Christian Nursery School 610-664-8890 2, 3 & 5 Day Programs 9:00am to 11:30am & 11:30am to 3:30pm Extended Day Program, Sept.-May AA meets 12:30pm, Monday Saturday & Sunday at 4:30pm Counseling: Dr. Janet Moore: cell: 484-686-6630 email: jlmpsych@hotmail.com Planning Ahead-Information and calendar updates 24/7 www.narberthpres.org Apr 22 Apr 23 Apr 24 Apr 25 Apr 26 Apr 27 Apr 28 Apr 29 May 3 May 5 May 10 May 10 Office Closed-Easter Monday 10:30-4:00 Sr. Adult trip to Pearl Buck House 9:30am Staff Meeting, Parlor 9:30am Quilts for Comfort, Parlor 6-11pm Children s Lock-in for 4 th & 5 th graders 9:00-3:00pm Personal Retreat Day at St. Raphaela s in Haverford 6:00pm Private use of sanctuary space for recital 7:00pm Youth Committee Meeting, Youth Room 6:30pm Parents Night Out, Gym 2:00pm Recital by Avery Gagliano, Sanctuary 7:00pm Private use of sanctuary for recital 6:30-9:00pm Pickleball, Gym 8