8th Sunday after Pentecost & 3rd Sunday of Summer Preaching Series
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J.J. Collins, Guest Speaker
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J.J. Collins is a professional vocalist and vocal instructor. She performs in multiple styles and genres, from opera and art song to musical theatre and jazz.
She holds a Master of Music in voice from Peabody Conservatory and maintains a private teaching studio in Savannah.
She taught voice and music theory at the University of Tampa and Valdosta State University.
She moved to Savannah in late 2013 and enjoys the coastal life with her spouse, PC Collins, and their dog, Tinker.
She has been Wesley Oak’s choir director since 2014.
We extend a cordial welcome to each person worshipping with us in person or online. We hope the service will leave you feeling renewed, fulfilled, and challenged. God bless you all!
Ministers:
August Alderman J.J. Collins, Guest Speaker Ray Ellis, Music Director
Musicians:
Ray Ellis, piano Kay Deffley, Organ Randy Canady, Keyboard
The flowers for the worship service are given in honor of Stephen Ministry.
Special Thanks:
Every Sunday, there are people who work behind the scenes to help make each service meaningful and wonderful for all of us and our online visitors. We thank those heroes of our faith: control room and live streaming techs, videographers, video editors, sound editors, font editors, and many others.
Licensing
Copyright License #2291323 Streaming License #20116968 Short clips in our services used in compliance with Fair Use.
Worship Service Video (synopsis below)
NOTE: The service begins at ~12:30 into the video. Rotations of the announcements appear from the beginning.
SYNOPSIS
PRELUDE: "When Morning Gilds the Skies" — Kay Deffley
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Candace Jenkins Special Birthdays (80 or above): Barbbara Wilkins "Raise the Roof" Capital Campaign is ongoing — select your date(s) to contribute on the church website. New Member Orientation Classes come last two Sundays in October—contact church office to sign up.
INTROIT: Asbury Memorial Choir, Ray Ellis, piano
CALL TO WORSHIP: August Alderman
HYMN: "How Can We Name a Love" (hymnal #116) — Greg Martin, leader
