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April 26 Liturgy
Liturgy for April 19, 2020
We need your help!
As you might guess, there is much that goes into the worship service. We’re looking for volunteers to help in a variety of ways.
- Your family. We want to see our families! It’s great seeing each others’ comments, but we miss seeing faces. Would you take a short video of your family and email it to Roy Thomas? In the video, tell us who you are, what you’ve been up to during these stay-at-home days, and anything you might like to say to the Cornerstone family.
- Everyone. Send Roy Thomas a pic of your family during worship with a 1 sentence message to the Cornerstone family.
- One or two volunteers needed. Technical help is needed to prepare the bulletins with music for worship. This person will get the lyrics from the Planning Center and update a formatted version of the lyrics into the worship bulletin. Requires about 30 minutes per week. Will train!
- One or two volunteers needed. Technical help is needed to update the website with the sermon video and audio. Requires about 30 minutes each Sunday afternoon. Will train!
Liturgy for Easter
Video Devotional Series for Easter Week
Every day this week CrossLife is going to release a short video devotional to help you prepare your heart and mind to celebrate Jesus’ death and resurrection during a really challenging time. You can watch and share the devotionals on YouTube or Facebook by clicking on one of the links below. They will be available at 8AM Central time on Monday morning and each day this week. Don’t forget to subscribe to the CrossLife channel on YouTube or like the CrossLife Facebook page to be notified of the new devotionals.
Liturgy for April 5, 2020
Good Friday Prayer and Fasting
“Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28).
The whole world is in the throes of a coronavirus pandemic that is spreading death, illness, economic turmoil, unemployment, isolation, panic, and fear. In such desperate times, the people of God should humble themselves and pray to almighty God for His grace, mercy, and love to heal us, restore us, and relieve us from this crushing burden of disease.
In response to the ravages of this historic plague, this call for prayer and fasting is an historic, ecumenical event because the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) and the Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) have united for the first time to pray for God’s mercy and healing.
The Call: For all believers in Christ in the PCA, EPC, and ACNA to set aside Good Friday, April 10, as a day of prayer and fasting to cry out for God’s help in addition to a day of worship.
The goal is for all 550,000 members of these three churches to have the opportunity to participate. Other denominations are aware of the planning for this event and have asked to be invited. Among these are the National Association of Evangelicals and ECO. Should these groups participate, we could have millions of Christians joining their hearts in prayer.
Resources:
- A Guide to Prayer and Fasting by Dr. Richard Pratt, President of Third Millennium Ministries;
- A suggested prayer list; and
- A prayer from the Book of Common Prayer that addresses the needs of suffering people in troubled times.
Sign-up to pray this week!
Hello Cornerstone family,
During our time of isolation, let’s join in the work of God by praying together as a church family for our church and community, the global church, and the world. Select a 30-minute time slot and pray during that time every day this week, from Monday (March 30) through Sunday (April 5). Follow the link below to see more details and sign up.
Sign-up to prayNote: SignUp.com does not share your email address with anyone. If you prefer not to use your email address, please contact Kathleen Shumate who can sign you up manually.