Worship for Sunday, November 22, 2020

Join us in worship live at www.facebook.com/knoxhydepark at 10:00am on Sunday, November 8.

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Prelude: Wauchet auf from Cantata 140 - J. S. Bach

Opening Song: The Load Out/Wait a Little Longer

Welcome & Call to Worship

Song: We Gather Together

Music: Come, Ye Thankful People, Come

Minute for Mission: Elizabeth McGann, Chair, Stewardship Committee

Video: The Schapman's Story

Prayer of Confession

Time with Children - Blessed are the Peacemakers

Song: Find Us Ready

Music: Gloria from Missa Brevis in F - W. A. Mozart

Scripture & Sermon - Sheep & Goats

Prayers of the People

Music: Credo from Missa Brevis in F - W. A. Mozart

Blessing

Closing Song: Forever

Postlude: Now Thank We All Our God

Notes & Announcements

Today is Commitment Sunday. Your financial support is vital to the work of building God’s realm at Knox, throughout Cincinnati and even around the world! If you haven’t turned in your financial commitments to Knox yet, please do so soon. Take advantage of the 2021 Matching Gift Program! This program matches your first-time donations as well as any increases in your donation over what you committed for 2020.

Coffee & Conversation. We supply the Zoom link (it’s here), you supply the coffee and the conversation. It all starts at 9:00am, and you need to join us!

Today's Music. We are grateful for the gift of Bob Blanchard's music at today's Fresh Spirit worship service. Today's Traditional Worship features two selections from Mozart's Missa Brevis in F (K. 192). The opening text of the Gloria is drawn from the Greater Doxology (or Angelic Hymn) with the angels announcing the birth of Christ to the shepherds (Luke 2:14). The Credo text is taken from the Nicene Creed, adopted at the First Council of Nicea in June 325 CE, and is notable for its four-note theme that recurs throughout on the word "credo" ("I believe").