August 4, 2019

8th Sunday after Pentecost & 5th Sunday of Asbury's Summer Preaching Series
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Ministers:

Rabbi Robert Haas
Rev. Claire Marich

Musicians:

Piano: Ray Ellis, Kay Deffley
Organ: Kay Deffley
Keyboard: Randy Canady

Technicians:

Videographer: Pat Prokop
Sound and Light Technicians:
  Chris Kincade
  Barry Parker
  Steven Swanger

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Flowers:

The flowers for today's service are given by Judy and Sanford Jones in honor of their 32nd wedding anniversary.

Special Thanks:

Every Sunday at Asbury, there are people who work behind the scenes to help make the day so meaningful and wonderful for all of us and for our visitors. We thank those unsung heroes of faith—our greeters, ushers, connecters, nursery workers, children's church teachers, and Asbury's Hospitality Team.

Announcements

Chris Fahey
Ruthie Deffley announces an upcoming experiential workshop, entitled "You Are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made," to be facilitated by Chelsea Hester on Saturday, August 17. Then Chris discusses the upcoming informational meetings for church members concerning the future of Asbury Memorial and its affiliation with the United Methodist Church, the New Members Classes in October, and the upcoming Kid's Cookie Contest on August 11th.
 

Special Music: "Sweet Hour of Prayer"

Soloist: Nan Qin, guest performer from Savannah VOICE Festival
Piano: Ray Ellis
 

Special Birthday Wishes

Greg Martin
The congregation sings "Happy Birthday" to Miss Bertie Anderson (98) and to Ian and Lucy Perry (age 10).
 

Sermon: "The Glass is Actually 100% Full"

Text: Genesis 1:1-8 [NIV, other translations available at the link]
Guest Speaker: Rabbi Robert Haas
 

Audio Version

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Offertory Music: "Pro Peccatis" from Rossini's Stabat Mater

Nan Qin, soloist
Baihui Ding, piano
Ray Ellis introduces guest artists from the Savannah Voice Festival. Translation of the song: "Through the darkness thou wilt lead me, in my trouble thou wilt heed me, and from danger set me free. Lord thy mercy shall restore me, and the dayspring shed before me, all salvation comes from thee."
 

Benediction and "Here I Am, Lord"

Rabbi Robert Haas
Linda Combs
Asbury Memorial Congregation
 

We hope you feel blessed by this service!

 

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