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07-05-2026 Bulletin and Weekly

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7 CHURCHES Revelation of

The Order for the Worship of God

*Please rise in body or spirit. CCLI License # 757967

Greeting, Welcome andAnnouncements

Centering Music America the Beautiful

*Call to Worship

Leader: Even in the storms of life, God is with us.

People: Christ knows our struggles and calls us to remain faithful.

Leader: We come to worship the Onewho is the First and the Last, who died and rose again.

People: Though the winds may blow and therain may fall, God’s promises never fail.

Leader:Andthrougheverystormoflife,wetrustthefaithfulnessofGod–whogives us eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.

*Praise Song All Creatures of Our God and King Insert

Pastoral Prayer and Prayer of Confession

The Lord’s Prayer Assurance of Pardon

*Response #526 For All the Saints (Verse 1)

Presentation of Our Tithes and Offerings

OffertoryAnthem Simple Gifts

*Doxology Hymn #592

Prayer of Dedication

Children’s Sermon

*Hymn #276

MaryAnnAlderfer

Great is Thy Faithfulness (verses 1 & 3)

Scripture Reading Revelation 2:8-11

Sermon

Sacrament of Communion

“Faithful in the Storm”

Reverend Ted Mingle

*Hymn The Old Rugged Cross Insert

*Benediction

*Response God Be With You Until We Meet Again Insert

*Postlude God Bless America

The Prayer Team is available to meet and pray with you in the front of the Sanctuary after each worship service. Today’s prayer leaders are Deacon Pam Cherry and Deb Sheppard.

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Stop by the welcome desk in the atrium for a gift and more information about our church.

SUNDAYMORNING GROWING OPPORTUNITIES

Nursery Care is available during the worship service for children 3 years old and younger.

Children’s Church is available for kids age 4 through third grade. Kids begin the service with their families and then are dismissed after the Children’s Sermon.

The Old Rugged Cross

Words: George Bennard, 1913. Music and Setting: ’The Old Rugged Cross’ George Bennard, 1913. copyright: public domain. This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2010 Revision. = 140

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PARTICIPATING

PREACHING

Rev.Ted Mingle

MUSICIANS

Dave Brandau

Tim Eisemann

Dave Jones

Dave Shaw

Jane Weeks

Modern Worship Ensemble

WELCOMEAMBASSADORS

Linda Horoho, Evelyn Lare, Sue Norris and Hannah Phillips

USHER

Linda Frank

CHAT HOST

Muoy Jobson

AV CREW

Jon Deininger,Tyler Kimble, Rich Koenig and BillPhillips

FLOWERS

The flowers on the chancel this morning are given to the glory of God and in memory of our parents, Hugh & Pearl McGranahan and Raymond & Pauline Martello and our sisters, Jane Hayes and Judy Pulvirenti, by Linda & Larry McGranahan.

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