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Sunday, August 30, 2020 at Pender

29 Aug

Rev. Will White will preach a sermon titled, “Blessed Be the Ties?” based on 1 Thessalonians 5:14, 1 John 1:7 and Matthew 22:37-39

Goal: To encourage Christian fellowship.

This Sunday, we’ll depart a little from the process of growing in faith to talk about a tool that helps make it happen.

Q: What needs to be in place for Christian growth to occur?

A: A Christlike character of the church, small groups, and accountability, help drive “disciple-making”.

Please listen to the archives as we continue our worship series regarding “The Way of Salvation“.

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Grace and Peace, Rev. Will White,
Lead Pastor of Pender UMC

The online services are at 9:00 am (Traditional)

and 11:15 am (Common Ground Contemporary)

The Announcements for this Week:

This Week’s Sunday School Lesson:

A Call to Worship.

Today’s Sunday school we talk about the book of Psalms.

Today’s Sunday school is all about Psalms – A Call to Worship. The talented Lucero family sings, Kimiko and Phil Hannum, Jeff Raich answer kid friendly questions about Psalms, a collage with Raymond Pandley (sort of hahaha), and, of course, sign language with Mrs Laurie Lett.

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Posted by MaryO on August 29, 2020 in Books of The Bible, Ministries, Pender UMC, Sermon, Sunday School, The Holy Bible, Videos

Tags: 1 John 1:7, 1 Thessalonians 5:14, Announcements, Blessed Be The Ties, Matthew 22:37-39, Rev. Will White, Sunday School, video

Sunday School Lesson, August 23, 2020

23 Aug

This week’s Sunday School lesson – Singing for God. Acts 16:16-40. Paul and Silas sing their way to baptizing a guard in Philippi.

Plus PENDER ALLSTAR ENSEMBLE sing (and hopefully tickle your funny bone), Whiteboard Comics retelling Paul sings, Laurie Lett signs Psalm 100:1.

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Posted by MaryO on August 23, 2020 in Books of The Bible, Ministries, Pender UMC, Sunday School, The Holy Bible, Videos

Tags: Acts 16:16-40, Paul, Psalm 100:1, Silas, Sunday School, video, Whiteboard Comics

Renewed Heart, August 16, 2020

15 Aug

This Sunday, Rev. White will preach a sermon titled, “Renewed Heart”.

In preparation, you are invited to read 1 Corinthians 1:30-31.

Please join Pender online as we continue our worship series regarding “The Way of Salvation” at our 9:00 am Traditional Worship or the 11:15 am Common Ground Contemporary service.

Both services stream live on Facebook, YouTube and the Pender Website.

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If you know someone unable to watch or listen to the Traditional service on a computer or device, they may use any phone to listen to the audio at 1-571-200-7103 Each Sunday service is available for about a week, then the latest takes its place.

Sunday online services are:

9:00 am Traditional Worship.

11:15 am Common Ground Contemporary worship.

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Posted by MaryO on August 15, 2020 in Books of The Bible, Pender UMC, The Holy Bible

Tags: 1 Corinthians, common ground, contemporary service, Facebook, live-streaming, Renewed Heart, Rev. Will White, traditional service, video, website, worship, YouTube

Ash Wednesday, February 26, 2020

24 Feb

A brief Ash Wednesday Service will be held, Feb. 26, 7:00 pm in the sanctuary. Burned palm branches from last Palm Sunday will provide the ashes. The service will include scripture, prayers, hymns, as well as the imposition of ashes.

Pastor Marg is also offering ashes to the Pender Hill Preschool parents and staff at the time of drop off on Ash Wednesday at 9:30 am. The sign of ashes on the forehead is a powerful symbol of repentance and marks the beginning of Lent.

Your participation is encouraged.

More about Pender’s services for Lent

And Chuck Knows Church says…

Ever seen a little smudge mark on someone’s forehead as they walk out of church? That’s a sign of the cross and it means it’s Ash Wednesday during Lent.

Chuck tells you about this important worship service:

When did United Methodists start the “imposition of ashes” on Ash Wednesday?

While many think of actions such as the imposition of ashes, signing with the cross, footwashing, and the use of incense as something that only Roman Catholics or high church Episcopalians do, there has been a move among Protestant churches, including United Methodists to recover these more multisensory ways of worship. This is in keeping with a growing recognition that people have multiple ways of learning and praying.

Worship that is oriented to the intellect or to the emotions, both interior, leaves out those who engage in prayer through vision, smell, touch, movement, and so forth. We are increasingly aware that people are formed in faith when practices become embedded in memory, nerves, muscles and bone through sensory engagement.

United Methodists have had resources for worship that include the imposition of ashes since 1979 when Ashes to Fire was published as Supplemental Worship Resource 8. This practice became part of our official worship resources in 1992 when General Conference adopted The United Methodist Book of Worship. See the service for Ash Wednesday, p. 321-324. It is, of course, optional and no congregation or individual is required to use it.

Other such practices were adopted in 1992. SeeThe United Methodist Book of Worship for:

This FAQ was prepared by Rev. Daniel Benedict, Center for Worship Resourcing, The General Board of Discipleship.

The original article is at http://www.umc.org/what-we-believe/when-did-united-methodists-start-the-imposition-of-ashes-on-ash-wednesday