Posts from 2020 (Page 5)
Amazing Grace
Amazing grace (how sweet the sound)that saved a wretch like me!I once was lost, but now am found,was blind, but now I see. ‘Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,and grace my fears relieved;how precious did that grace appearthe hour I first believed! Through many dangers, toils and snaresI have already come:’tis grace has brought me safe thus far,and grace…
Children’s Message – June 28, 2020
Today’s children’s message on our Gospel reading is from Ministry to Children
Children’s Message – June 21, 2020
A special Father’s Day children’s sermon for this morning from Ministry to Children!
Children’s Message – June 14, 2020
Today’s children’s message is an animated version of our Genesis reading this morning from Saddleback Kids
Re-Entering Well Meeting
Thank you to all who joined our second Re-Entering Well meeting last night! After discussing some concerns, best practices from the conference and the CDC, and some ideas for the future, we decided that it is safest and most prudent to continue worshiping online for the time being. We will also be unable to offer in-person Vacation Bible School (VBS) this summer. Pastor…
Children’s Message – June 7, 2020
Learn more about the Great Commission in today’s children’s message from Ministry-to-Children!
‘Credo’ Virtual Choir Anthem
‘Credo’ Virtual Choir Anthem for Heritage Sunday 2020
Sunday School – May 30, 2020
A mighty wind and flames of fire? Check out the whole story in today’s Sunday School lesson from Cokesbury Kids: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AGy2Q45tbyNFLZV7xhDqAhxSz-n4tte6/view
Virtual Choir – Micah 6:8
I wanted to share this beautiful arrangement of Micah 6:8, one of the scripture passages that is most dear to my heart. This virtual performance of Rooke Chapel Choir alumni was just released as part of Bucknell University’s Reunion Weekend and if you look closely, you might catch your pastor in the mix of singers.
Children’s Message – May 24, 2020
Today’s children’s message is something a little different: faith and science! How does cloud formation help us understand how Jesus is always with us even when we can’t see him?