Come, Holy Spirit 4 Weekend in Pentecost July 1-2, 2017 Reverend Aaron Robinson, pastor Greg Naumann, staff minister Susan Oakes, Suzanne Pajunen, organists
2 Our Order of Worship About our Worship Service The Common Service is a version of e historic liturgy of e Christian Church. The structure of is worship service comes down to us from e early Christian Church. This service is printed along wi e music for e songs of e liturgy on page 15 and following in e hymnal. Difficulty Hearing? Please ask an usher for a personal Telex Sound Enhancement receiver. Difficulty Reading? Please ask an usher for a large print worship folder. M: Minister; W: Worshipers WE PREPARE TO WORSHIP OUR LORD Ringing of e Bell Hymn: [431] I Walk in Danger All e Way Invocation Today s Worship Theme: Called to Serve Under God s Auority Worshipers stand. M inister: In e name of e Faer, and of e Son and of e Holy Spirit. Worshipers [sing]: Amen. Confession of Sin and Assurance of Forgiveness M: Beloved in e Lord! Let us draw near wi a true heart and confess our sins to God our Faer, asking him in e name of our Lord Jesus Christ to grant us forgiveness. All: Holy and merciful Faer, I confess at I am by nature sinful and at I have disobeyed you in my oughts, words, and actions. I have done what is evil and failed to do what is good. For is I deserve your punishment bo now and in eternity. But I am truly sorry for my sins, and trusting in my Savior Jesus Christ, I pray: Lord, have mercy on me, a sinner. [sing]: Lord, have mercy on us. Christ, have mercy on us. Lord, have mercy on us. M: God, our heavenly Faer, has been merciful to us and has given his only Son to be e atoning sacrifice for our sins. Therefore as a called servant of Christ and by his auority, I forgive you all your sins in e name of e Faer and of e Son and of e Holy Spirit. W [sing}: Amen.
Prayer of e Day M: The Lord be wi you. W [sing]: And also wi you. WE WELCOME OUR LORD M: Let us pray. O God, protector of all e faiful, you alone make strong; you alone make holy. Show us your mercy and forgive our sins day by day. Guide us rough our early lives at we do not lose e ings you have prepared for us in heaven; rough Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns wi you and e Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. W [sing]: Amen. Worshipers sit. Scripture Readings OUR LORD SPEAKS TO US The First Lesson: Numbers 27:15-23 16 M : Moses said to e LORD, May e LORD, e God of e spirits of all mankind, appoint a 17 man over is community to go out and come in before em, one who will lead em out and bring em in, so e LORD s people will not be like sheep wiout a shepherd. 18 So e LORD said to Moses, Take Joshua son of Nun, a man in whom is e spirit, and 19 lay your hand on him. Have him stand before Eleazar e priest and e entire assembly and 20 commission him in eir presence. Give him some of your auority so e whole Israelite 21 community will obey him. He is to stand before Eleazar e priest, who will obtain decisions for him by inquiring of e Urim before e LORD. At his command he and e entire 22 community of e Israelites will go out, and at his command ey will come in. Moses did as e LORD commanded him. He took Joshua and had him stand before Eleazar e priest and 23 e whole assembly. Then he laid his hands on him and commissioned him, as e LORD instructed rough Moses. This is e Word of our Lord. All: Alleluia! May your priests be cloed wi righteousness; may your saints sing for joy. Alleluia! (Psalm 132:9) The Gospel: Matew 9:35-10:8 Worshipers stand. W [sing]: Glory be to you, O Lord! M : Jesus went rough all e towns and villages, teaching in eir synagogues, preaching e good 36 news of e kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. When he saw e crowds, he had compassion on em, because ey were harassed and helpless, like sheep wiout a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, The harvest is plentiful but e workers are few. Lord of e harvest, erefore, to send out workers into his harvest field. 37 38 Ask e 10:1 He called his twelve disciples to him and gave em auority to drive out evil spirits 2 and to heal every disease and sickness. These are e names of e twelve apostles: first,
Simon (who is called Peter) and his broer Andrew; James son of Zebedee, and his broer 3 John; Philip and Barolomew; Thomas and Matew e tax collector; James son of 4 Alphaeus, and Thaddaeus; Simon e Zealot and Judas Iscariot, who betrayed him. 5 These twelve Jesus sent out wi e following instructions: Do not go among e 6 7 Gentiles or enter any town of e Samaritans. Go raer to e lost sheep of Israel. As you go, 8 preach is message: The kingdom of heaven is near. Heal e sick, raise e dead, cleanse ose who have leprosy, drive out demons. Freely you have received, freely give. This is e Gospel of our Lord. W [sing]: Praise be to you, O Christ! Confession of Fai: The Nicene Creed All: We believe in one God, e Faer, e Almighty, maker of heaven and ear, of all at is, seen and unseen. We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, e only Son of God, eternally begotten of e Faer, God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, of one Being wi e Faer. Through him all ings were made. For us and for our salvation he came down from heaven, was incarnate of e Holy Spirit and e virgin Mary and became fully human. For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate. He suffered dea and was buried. On e ird day he rose again in accordance wi e Scriptures. He ascended into heaven and is seated at e right hand of e Faer. He will come again in glory to judge e living and e dead, and his kingdom will have no end. We believe in e Holy Spirit, e Lord, e giver of life, who proceeds from e Faer and e Son, who in unity wi e Faer and e Son is worshiped and glorified, who has spoken rough e prophets. We believe in one holy Christian and apostolic Church. We acknowledge one baptism for e forgiveness of sins. We look for e resurrection of e dead, and e life of e world to come. Amen. Worshipers sit. Hymn of e Day: [576] Spread, Oh Spread, e Mighty Word 4 Message THEME: Called to Serve Under God s Auority TEXT: Numbers 27:15-23 [Printed above] Worshipers remain seated. Prayer for e Lord s Blessing on e Message W [speak]: Speak, O Savior; I am list ning as a servant to his lord. Let me show respect and honor to your holy, precious Word, That each day, my whole life rough, I may serve and follow you. Let your Word e er be my pleasure and my heart s most precious treasure. Amen. CW 283:1
5 WE OFFER OURSELVES TO THE LORD Response to e Word W [sing]: Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit wiin me. Cast me not away from your presence and take not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore unto me e joy of your salvation; and uphold me wi your free Spirit. Amen. Worshipers stand. Worshipers sit. Gaering of Offerings for e Lord Communing? Please Register Members, please register for Lord s Supper by indicating your attendance in e Friendship Register. If you are not a member at Fairview, please speak wi e pastor before communing. Please also read e note, About Communion, on e back cover. Prayer of e Church Worshipers stand. Offering Prayer CW 485:1,2 All [sing]: We give ee but ine own whatever e gift may be; all at we have is ine alone, a trust, O Lord, from ee. May we y bounties us as stewards true receive and gladly, as ou blessest us to ee our first fruits give. Prayers of e Day Spoken by Pastor All: Our Faer in heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, your will be done on ear as in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins as we forgive ose who sin against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For e kingdom, e power, and e glory are yours now and forever. Amen. Worshipers sit. Celebration of e Lord s Supper M: The Lord be wi you. W [sing]: And also wi you. M: Lift up your hearts. W [sing]: We lift em up unto e Lord. M: Let us give anks to e Lord our God. W [sing]: It is good and right so to do. OUR LORD BLESSES US
M: It is good and right at we should at all times and in all places give you anks, O Lord, holy Faer, almighty, everlasting God rough Jesus Christ, our Lord: Who on is day kept his promise and poured out e Holy Spirit to empower his Church to proclaim e gospel in all e world. Therefore, wi all e saints on ear and hosts of heaven, we praise your holy name and join eir glorious song: For musical accompaniment see Christian Worship, p. 22 W [sing]: Holy, holy, holy Lord God of heavenly hosts: heav n and ear are full of your glory. Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna in e highest. Blessed is he, blessed is he, blessed is he who comes in e name of e Lord. Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna in e highest. M: The Words of Institution Our Lord Jesus Christ, on e night he was betrayed, took bread; and when he had given anks, he broke it and gave it to his disciples, saying, Take and eat; is is my body which is given for you. Do is in remembrance of me. Then he took e cup, gave anks, and gave it to em, saying, Drink from it, all of you; is is my blood of e new covenant which is poured out for you for e forgiveness of sins. Do is, whenever you drink it, in remembrance of me. The peace of e Lord be wi you always. W [sing]: Amen. For musical accompaniment see Christian Worship, p. 23 O Christ, Lamb of God, you take away e sin of e world; Have mercy on us. O Christ, Lamb of God, you take away e sin of e world; Have mercy on us. O Christ, Lamb of God, you take away e sin of e world; Grant us your peace. Amen. Celebration of Lord s Supper Distribution of e Lord s Supper The ushers will direct worshipers to e communion table. Worshipers are asked to spend time in prayer for each oer when not singing e communion hymn. Personal preparation for Holy Communion may be found on page 156 of Christian Worship. For our members who would raer not climb e altar stairs, ere are two options. (1) Members may also sit in e front pew on e east side of e sanctuary. (2) During e Kneeling/Standing for Lord s Supper Communicants may choose to kneel or stand when ey receive Lord s Supper. singing of e Agnus Dei (Lamb of God), you may receive Lord s Supper by standing in e pew next to e main aisle. Following is, e rest of our communicants will be ushered to e communion rail as normal. 6
The wine of Lord s Supper is offered communicants in bo individual glasses and a common cup. Worshipers wishing to receive e wine in individual glasses will take a glass from e tray when it is offered. (Please wait to drink e wine until e common cup is offered.) Those wishing to receive communion wi e common cup will be served after e individual glasses have been offered. Worshipers will dispose of eir individual glasses in e trays in front of e first pew. There are two kinds of wine in e individual glasses. The darker colored wine contains alcohol and is e same wine as in e common cup. The lighter colored wine has had e alcohol removed. Communicants may prefer at e pastor places e wafer in eir hand raer an in eir mou. To indicate is, hold out your hand, palm up when e pastor passes by wi e wafers. Communicants may wish to regulate e amount of wine ey receive from e common cup. To accomplish is you may take e chalice from pastor s hand when he presents it to you. Following Lord s Supper The Song of Thanksgiving Worshipers stand. For musical accompaniment see Christian Worship, p. 24 W [sing]: Lord, now let your servant depart in peace according to your Word. For my eyes have seen your salvation which you have prepared before e face of all people, a light to lighten e Gentiles and e glory of your people Israel. M: O give anks to e Lord for he is good! W [sing]: And his mercy endures forever! OUR LORD BLESSES US The Sending Blessing M: The LORD bless you and keep you; e LORD make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; e LORD look on you wi favor and give you peace. W [sing]: Amen. Amen. Amen. Worshipers sit. Hymn: [619] God Bless Our Native Land God bless our native land! Firm may she ever stand Through storm and night! When e wild tempests rave, Ruler of wind and wave, Do ou our country save By y great might. For her our prayers shall rise To God above e skies; On him we wait. Thou who art ever nigh, Guarding wi watchful eye, To ee aloud we cry, God save e state! PERSONAL PRAYER, ANNOUNCEMENTS, SENDING FOR SERVICE 7
KINGDOM NOTES Preparing for Next Sunday Our guest preacher for next weekend is Pastor Daniel Spaude (grandson of e late Luer and Ru Spaude). Our message for next weekend will be from Luke 17:11-19 and e eme is Saving Fai Turns Us Back! The Scripture readings for next weekend are Psalm 31, Jeremiah 19:14-20:6, Acts 23: 1-11, and Luke 17:11-19. Attendances Week of June 24-25, 2017 Worship Saturday/Sunday (40+36)...76 Number as a % of members...56% Adult Bible Study Saturday, GIFT study...14 GIFT Bible study...12 No Be Transformed This Week s Adult Bible Studies SATURDAY: GIFT Study, Study of Angels and Demons SUNDAY: GIFT Study, Study of Angels and Demons; Be Transformed SATURDAY: GIFT Study, Study of Angels and Demons SUNDAY: GIFT Study, Study of Angels and Demons; Be Transformed Fairview s July Calendar is now available for viewing on Fairview s website (www.fairviewlueran.com). Paper copies are also available on e foyer table. Sunday Snack Volunteers It s at time again. We are looking for volunteers to provide fellowship snacks on Sunday in e mons of July, August, and September. Please sign-up on e display board at is in e back of e church foyer if you can help your Fairview Family in is manner. Thank you to e Enevolds for volunteering to do nd snacks on July 2. Anyone volunteering to bring snacks can also get a reimbursement talk to Taleen Wagie. Your willingness to serve in is area mon after mon is certainly appreciated. Why not team up wi someone else? Thanks! Fairview Directory copies are available on e foyer table. If you haven t had an updated copy for quite awhile, make sure at you pick one up. For your information updated copies are always available; just ask e church secretary and she can print one out for you anytime. Audio Recordings of Worship Services Audio recordings are made of each worship service. If you are interested in a copy of a worship service tape, please see Karl Koepke or Greg Naumann. A donation of $2.00 will cover e cost of e recording. Shining Star Christian School News You can find copies of is newsletter on e foyer table. Contents include school year updates, community outreach, and pictures from bo e Fairview and Capitol Drive campuses. Please pick up a copy and see how ey are doing!
WEEK At A Glance Beginning July 2, 2017 Sunday Worship service 9:00a w/lord s Supper Family Bible Hour 10:30a GIFT Bible study; Be Transformed Monday No Women s Bible study Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Worship service, 5:00p GIFT Bible study, 6:10p Sunday Worship Service, 9:00a Family Bible Hour 10:30a Ushers for Saturday, 7/08/17: 5:00 Team 3 - Matt Sved, Lead Usher April Sved, Robert Hernandez, Noah Berger Ushers for Sunday, 7/09/17: 9:00 Team 4 - Wayne Mackey, Lead Usher Tim/Matt Enevold, John Holst Take Off Pounds Sensibly TOPS Group to be Meeting at Fairview The Tops Group at Taleen Wagie belongs to began meeting at Fairview Tuesday evenings only (June 27 ) from 5:00-6:30 until e end of August. The place at ey meet at is being remodeled and Fairview has been gracious enough to let em meet in e St. John room (ey will only be using two shelves for eir materials). Anyone is invited to check em out and see what Tops is all about! Any questions, please talk to Taleen. Altar Flowers: An Act of Worship Flowers on e altar (actually on e shelf behind e altar called e retable) are often donated by members to ank God for a special blessing in eir life or e life of a loved one (wedding anniversary, bir of a (grand)child, birday, etc.). Flowers add beauty from e Creator s hand to our worship facilities and aptly honor him for his goodness. We encourage our family to mark special occasions in is way. A sign-up sheet wi instructions for ordering altar flowers is posted on e bulletin board in e hallway leading to e educational wing. You may also call e Flower Committee chairperson, Denise Berger at 414/687-5142.
10 Rummage Sale is Coming Soon! We hope you ve circled Saturday, July 15, on your calendar. Fairview will be hosting our annual Community Rummage Sale on our grounds at 66 and Stevenson Street (two blocks sou of Bluemound Road) from 8:00a to 2:00p at day, weaer permitting. Fairview s rummage sale is designed primarily for our neighbors to sell eir rummage items in a large, collective setting. Stop by and shop from a total of 22 pre-registered tables of items being offered by friends and neighbors at is one-stop rummage shopping event. This is always a fun-filled day which brings e community togeer. Food and refreshments will be sold on site. Our Shining Star Christian School will also offer an Open House at day, and teachers will be on hand to answer questions or help wi enrollment issues (we are a member of Wisconsin s free-tuition Parental Choice program for qualifying families). Bring your kids for eir turn in our Jump House! The event will be held outdoors on our grounds. There is no Plan B in e event of inclement weaer, so if you are not sure e rummage sale has been cancelled at day, please call Greg Naumann for an update. He can be reached by cell/text at 262/993-2130 after 7:30a. If you can t make it, but plan on having your own rummage sale at your residence on or after July 15, feel free to send Greg your sale times, dates and address. His email address is: CaptainGN@wi.rr.com. He will be happy to assemble a list of area rummage sales going on at date or after and distribute at list to ose who come to our event, and perhaps push some rummagers your way! A Return to Grace Join your friends from Good Shepherd s on Wednesday, July 12 at e Marcus Majestic Cinema located at 770 Nor Springdale Road, Brookfield for is edifying film of e dramatic events surrounding Martin Luer s story. Tickets are $10 and need to be purchased by July 4. Contact e church office at 414/774-1184, email em at church@goodshepherds.net (include your name, phone number, and e of tickets you wish to order), or go to www.goodshepherds.net/luermovie. 2017 Summer Arts in e Park Come out and celebrate e beauty of Wisconsin summer weaer on e lovely campus of Wisconsin Lueran College. All performances are free and take place outdoors on e campus courtyard located between Bluemound Road and Wisconsin Avenue at 89 Street. They are proud to partner wi Chick-fil-A for concessions at will be available at each event. Bring your own lawn chair or blanket. WLC is an alcohol-free campus. WLC will also host a free Art and Craft Fair on Saturday, July 29 from 9:00a to 4:00p. For a complete schedule of Summer Arts in e Park events, visit www.wlc.edu/summer-arts. Summer Discovery Day High school students and eir parents are invited to attend Wisconsin Lueran College s Summer Discovery Day on Tuesday, July 11. To register, call 414/443-8811 or visit www.wlc.edu/pcw.
11 We urge you to include e following items on your prayers list is week. God s gracious prayer promise is, The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective (James 5:16). For God s Kingdom 1. We celebrate our nation s independence day is week. Praise God for all e blessings he has showered on e United States. Pray at our national lack of gratitude and our refusal to acknowledge him as God is forgiven, and en transformed by e gospel. 2. Wisconsin Lueran Seminary in Mequon trains our synod s pastors and missionaries. Seek e Lord s continuing blessing on our seminary, its students, its faculty and staff. Visit e website at www.wls.wels.net. For The Sick and Hospitalized Please remember ese people wi your prayers, cards, and visits. Dave Buggs, broer-in-law of e Wagie s; Phil and Taleen Wagie s sister-in-law, Be Wagie; Kay Stout; Denise Berger s dad; Bill Dobrenz; Cindy Walker; Cindy Walker s sister, Karen and friend, Maxine; Caroline Cyr s Grandma Westerhaus; Jim Peterson; Bud Williams; Kris Dowhen; Isabel Meeks; RJ Manke, great-nephew of John Holst; John and Rosie Jorgensen, friends of e Wagie s; John and Nancy Pace; Steve Feustel; Kay Stumpf s broer-in-law, Lee Schuldt For Each Oer Our entire membership has been divided into 52 sections so at in e course of a year we will be able to pray for each of our broers and sisters in Jesus by name at least twice. The names below are e family members we especially will want to remind our God about during e next seven days. Alough we will pray for e personal needs we know ese people have, Paul s prayer for e Philippians spiritual blessing (1:9-11) will serve as a good outline for our prayers for ese dear Christians. This my prayer: at your love may abound more and more in knowledge and dep of insight, so at you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless until e day of Christ, filled wi e fruit of righteousness at comes rough Jesus Christ to e glory and praise of God. John Cook Diane Cook Gerald Crawford Michael Cyr Caroline Cyr Bill Dobrenz For e Gospel s Spread in e World Through our denomination Fairview supports missions around e globe. This week pray for e outreach work in which we participate in Pakistan. Ask for e Spirit s blessings on our sister congregations ere, along wi eir pastors, our expatriate missionaries, and eir members. Pray for e gospel to impact e cities ey serve and for ose e Spirit would bring to fai. For more information, go to www.wels.net and search for Pakistan.
Welcome to Fairview Welcome, Guests! We are most pleased you are here and we pray you will be blessed. And we look forward to your worshiping wi us again. Shining Star Christian School operates a grade school in our facilities. We are pleased to have is high functioning school on our campus. Contact e school at 414/376-9230 or email em at contact @shiningstarschools.org. Fairview Congregation cooperates wi our sister WELS congregations to provide a Lueran elementary school education for our children. We have also joined wi oer Lueran congregations to operate Wisconsin Lueran High School located just sou of Bluemound Road and 84 Street. For more information please contact our pastor or staff minister. If you would care to learn more about e free gift of forgiveness Jesus has won for you, our pastor, our ushers, or any of our members would be most pleased to speak wi you. Rest Rooms On is level rest rooms are located in our educational wing. There are also rest rooms in e fellowship hall on e lower level. Nursery We offer a parents room for e worship enhancement of parents wi small children. Alough we encourage parents to worship wi eir small children, we also acknowledge at from time to time, small children may not be in a mood for public worship. Parents may sit wi eir children in is room, giving eir children a place to move around while ey listen to e service. The Parents Room is located off e entryway to e church. Visitor and Handicap Parking We have set aside e parking places directly in front of e church on Stevenson Street (from e corner to e no parking zone) for e convenience of our guests at worship and anyone who is handicapped. We ask our members to leave ose spaces open for at purpose. That may mean at some of us will have to walk a few steps farer an we re used to, but providing parking close to church is anoer way we can show our guests and handicapped worshipers at we care about em. We...ought to love one anoer. About Communion By participating in e Sacrament of Jesus body and blood we give public confession to our unity in e Christian fai. We invite communicant members of is or oer Wisconsin Evangelical Lueran Synod congregations to commune. Guests wishing to receive e sacrament will speak wi our pastor before e service. Worship Schedule Saturdays: 5:00p Sundays: 9:00a Contact Information Pastor Aaron Robinson Cell: 414/552-1486 Pastor@fairviewlueran.com Greg Naumann, staff minister Cell: 262/993-2130 naumanngn@fairviewlueran.com Taleen Wagie Office: 414/258-1534 church.secretary@fairviewlueran.com Shining Star Christian School 414/376-9230 contact@shiningstarschools.org