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  • ORDER OF SERVICE

    November 9, 2025

    Now the Feast  |  NTF  |  Remembrance Day


    Worship Assistant:  Aiden

    Communion: Wendy & Chichi

    Ushers:   Sarah, August, Crystal

    Reader:   Rosa Maria

    Kitchen:  Diane

    Closing:   Brenda & Gerry

    PPT: Barry

    Audio: Aiden

    Livestream: August

     

    WELCOME

    LINKS TO BULLETIN & TRANSLATION

    TLC NEWSLETTER INFO

    ANNOUNCEMENTS  (open Announcements PPT)

    LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    CALL TO WORSHIP

     

    GATHERING SONG: ELW 638
    Blessed Assurance

     

    Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine!

    Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine!

    Heir of salvation, purchase of God,

    born of his Spirit, washed in his blood.

     

    This is my story, this is my song,

    praising my Saviour, all the day long:

    this is my story, this is my song,

    praising my Saviour all the day long.

     

    Perfect submission, perfect delight,

    visions of rapture now burst on my sight;

    angels descending bring from above

    echoes of mercy, whispers of love.

     

    This is my story, this is my song,

    praising my Saviour, all the day long:

    this is my story, this is my song,

    praising my Saviour all the day long.

     

    Perfect submission, all is at rest;

    I in my Saviour am happy and blest,

    watching and waiting, looking above,

    filled with his goodness, lost in his love.

     

    This is my story, this is my song,

    praising my Saviour, all the day long:

    this is my story, this is my song,

    praising my Saviour all the day long.

     

    Text: Fanny J. Crosby, 1820-1915

     

    CONFESSION & FORGIVENESS

    GREETING

    KYRIE  (p 3)

    NOW THE FEAST  (p 4)

    THE LORD BE WITH YOU  (p 7)

    PRAYER OF THE DAY

     

    JOB 19:23-27A  (Rosa Maria)

    PSALM 17:1-9  (Tone 6)

    CHILDREN’S MESSAGE

    2 THESSALONIANS 2:1-5, 13-17  (Rosa Maria)

    GOSPEL ACCLAMATION (p 8)

    LUKE 4:16-19

     

    MESSAGE  (Jet Takaoka, PLAY JET’S SLIDES)

    OFFERING

     

    SONG OF THE DAY: ELW 619

    I Know That My Redeemer Lives!

     

    I know that my Redeemer lives!

    What comfort this sweet sentence gives!

    He lives, he lives, who once was dead;

    he lives, my ever-living head!

     

    He lives triumphant from the grave;

    he lives eternally to save;

    he lives exalted, throned above;

    he lives to rule his church in love.

     

    He lives to grant me rich supply;

    he lives to guide me with his eye;

    he lives to comfort me when faint;

    he lives to hear my soul's complaint.

     

    He lives to silence all my fears;

    he lives to wipe away my tears;

    he lives to calm my troubled heart;

    he lives all blessings to impart.

     

    He lives, all glory to his name!

    He lives, my Saviour, still the same;

    what joy this blest assurance gives:

    I know that my Redeemer lives!

    Text: Samuel Medley, 1738-1799, alt.


    OFFERTORY PRAYER

    NICENE CREED

    PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE

    THE GREAT THANKSGIVING  (p 11)

     

    SANCTUS (p 11-12)

     

    Holy, holy, holy are you,

    God of love and life;

    Heaven and earth are filled with your glory.

    Hosanna in the highest!

     

    Blessed is the One

    who comes in your name.

    Hosanna in the highest,

    Hosanna in the highest!

     

    WORDS OF INSTITUTION

    EUCHARISTIC ACCLAMATION 1  (p 12)

    EUCHARISTIC ACCLAMATION 2  (p 12)

    EUCHARISTIC ACCLAMATION 3  (p 12)

    THROUGH CHRIST  (p 12)

    THE LORD’S PRAYER  (Contemporary)

     

    INVITATION TO COMMUNION

    LAMB OF GOD (p 14)

     

    COMMUNION SONG 1: ELW 622

    Neither Death nor Life

     

    Neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers,

    nor trials in the present, nor any trial to come,

    neither height, nor depth, nor all of creation

    can ever separate us  from the love of God

    poured out in Christ Jesus, our Lord.

     

    Dwell in the one who raised Christ from the dead;

    though your body shall die, in Christ you shall rise

    through the Spirit who brings you to life.

     

    Neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers,

    nor trials in the present, nor any trial to come,

    neither height, nor depth, nor all of creation

    can ever separate us  from the love of God

    poured out in Christ Jesus, our Lord.

     

    All who are led by the Spirit shall live

    as children of God, and heirs with Christ Jesus,

    God's adopted and chosen and loved.

     

    Neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers,

    nor trials in the present, nor any trial to come,

    neither height, nor depth, nor all of creation

    can ever separate us  from the love of God

    poured out in Christ Jesus, our Lord.

     

    All of the suff'ring we now must endure

    is nothing to the glory so soon to be revealed

    when creation itself is set free.

     

    Neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers,

    nor trials in the present, nor any trial to come,

    neither height, nor depth, nor all of creation

    can ever separate us  from the love of God

    poured out in Christ Jesus, our Lord.

     

    All of creation awaits the new birth,

    the fullness of redemption, through labour pains of love,

    and so we wait in patience and hope.

     

    Neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers,

    nor trials in the present, nor any trial to come,

    neither height, nor depth, nor all of creation

    can ever separate us  from the love of God

    poured out in Christ Jesus, our Lord.

     

    Who can separate us from the love of Christ?

    Will hardship or distress, persecution or famine,

    or nakedness or peril or sword?

     

    Neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers,

    nor trials in the present, nor any trial to come,

    neither height, nor depth, nor all of creation

    can ever separate us  from the love of God

    poured out in Christ Jesus, our Lord.

     

    Text: Marty Haugen, b. 1950, based on Romans 8

     

    COMMUNION SONG 2: ACS 968

    Feed Us with Hunger for Justice

     

    Feed us with hunger for justice.

    Feed us with thirst for peace.

     

    [optional descant]

    Feed us justice.

    Feed us your peace.

     

    Text: Anne Krentz Organ, b. 1960

     

     

    POST COMMUNION PRAYER

     

    SENDING SONG: ELW 439

    Soon and Very Soon

     

    Soon and very soon

    we are going to see the King,

    soon and very soon

    we are going to see the King,

    soon and very soon

    we are going to see the King.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah,

    We're going to see the King!

     

    No more crying there,

    we are going to see the King,

    no more crying there,

    we are going to see the King,

    no more crying there,

    we are going to see the King.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah,

    We're going to see the King!

     

    No more dying there,

    we are going to see the King,

    no more dying there,

    we are going to see the King,

    no more dying there,

    we are going to see the King.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah,

    We're going to see the King!

     

    Soon and very soon

    we are going to see the King,

    soon and very soon

    we are going to see the King,

    soon and very soon

    we are going to see the King.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah,

    We're going to see the King!

    Hallelujah, hallelujah,

    hallelujah, hallelujah.

     

    CCLI Song # 11249  |  Text and music by Andrae Crouch, b 1945

     

    BLESSING

     

    SONG:

    Song of Peace

     

    Peace to the children of Israel.

    Peace to the children of Ishmael.

    Peace to the children of all the world

    All the world shall live in peace.

     

    Shalom. Salaam. Shalom. Salaam. Shalom. Salaam.

    All the world shall live in peace.

     

    SENDING

    SHARING THE PEACE



  • ORDER OF SERVICE

    November 2, 2025

    Setting 8  |  All Saints Sunday


    Worship Assistant: Chantel

    Communion:  Vanessa & Chichi

    Ushers:  Larry & Sarah

    Readers:  Bob & Debbie

    Kitchen:  Debbie

    Closing:  Brenda

    PPT:  Christina

    Audio:  William

    Livestream:  Michael

     

    WELCOME

    LINKS TO BULLETIN & TRANSLATION

    ANNOUNCEMENTS - Separate Slideshow

    LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    CALL TO WORSHIP

     

    GATHERING SONG: ELW 774

    What a Fellowship, What a Joy Divine

     

    What a fellowship, what a joy divine,

    leaning on the everlasting arms;

    what a blessedness, what a peace is mine,

    leaning on the everlasting arms.

     

    Leaning, leaning,

    safe and secure from all alarms;

    leaning, leaning,

    leaning on the everlasting arms.

     

    Oh, how sweet to walk in this pilgrim way,

    leaning on the everlasting arms;

    oh, how bright the path grows from day to day,

    leaning on the everlasting arms.

     

    Leaning, leaning,

    safe and secure from all alarms;

    leaning, leaning,

    leaning on the everlasting arms.

     

    What have I to dread, what have I to fear,

    leaning on the everlasting arms?

    I have blessed peace with my Lord so near,

    leaning on the everlasting arms.


    Leaning, leaning,

    safe and secure from all alarms;

    leaning, leaning,

    leaning on the everlasting arms.

     

    Text: Elisha A. Hoffman, 1839-1929

     

    CONFESSION & FORGIVENESS

    GREETING

    KYRIE ELESION  (page 184)

    PRAYER OF THE DAY

     

    DANIEL 7:1-3, 15-18  (Bob & Debbie)

    CHILDREN’S MESSAGE

    PSALM 149

    EPHESIANS 1:11-23  (Bob & Debbie)

    GOSPEL ACCLAMATION  (p 188)

    LUKE 6:20-31

     

    MESSAGE: Pastor Jennifer

    OFFERING

     

    SONG OF THE DAY: ELW 423

    Shall We Gather at the River

     

    Shall we gather at the river,

    where bright angel feet have trod,

    with its crystal tide forever

    flowing by the throne of God?

     

    Yes, we'll gather at the river,

    the beautiful, the beautiful river;

    gather with the saints at the river

    that flows by the throne of God.

     

    On the margin of the river,

    washing up its silver spray,

    we will walk and worship ever,

    all the happy golden day.

     

    Yes, we'll gather at the river,

    the beautiful, the beautiful river;

    gather with the saints at the river

    that flows by the throne of God.

     

    Ere we reach the shining river,

    lay we ev'ry burden down;

    grace our spirits will deliver,

    and provide a robe and crown.

     

    Yes, we'll gather at the river,

    the beautiful, the beautiful river;

    gather with the saints at the river

    that flows by the throne of God.

     

    Soon we'll reach the shining river,

    soon our pilgrimage will cease;

    soon our happy hearts will quiver

    with the melody of peace.

     

    Yes, we'll gather at the river,

    the beautiful, the beautiful river;

    gather with the saints at the river

    that flows by the throne of God.

     

    Text: Robert Lowry, 1826-1899

     

    OFFERTORY PRAYER

    PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE

     

    QUIET INSTRUMENTAL:  ELW 423

    Shall We Gather at the River

     

    RECOGNITION OF ALL SAINTS

    by Candle Lighting & Bell Ringing

     

    APOSTLES’ CREED

    THE GREAT THANKSGIVING

     

    SANCTUS (p 190)

     

    Holy, holy, holy Lord,

    God of love and life,

    heaven and earth are full of your glory

    full of your glory.

    Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna in the highest.

     

    Blessed is he who comes

    in the name of the Lord.

    Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna in the highest.

     

    WORDS OF INSTITUTION

    WE PROCLAIM THE MYSTERY OF OUR FAITH

    THE LORD’S PRAYER (French – Chantel)

     

    INVITATION TO COMMUNION

    LAMB OF GOD (page 191)

     

    COMMUNION SONG 1: ACS 950

    Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In

     

    Oh, when the saints go marching in,

    oh, when the saints go marching in,

    O Lord, I want to be in that number

    when the saints go marching in.

     

    Oh, when the Lord in glory comes,

    oh, when the Lord in glory comes,

    O Lord, I want to be in that number

    when the Lord in glory comes.

     

    Oh, when the new world is revealed,

    oh, when the new world is revealed,

    O Lord, I want to be in that number

    when the new world is revealed.

     

    Oh, when they gather round the throne,

    oh, when they gather round the throne,

    O Lord, I want to be in that number

    when they gather round the throne.

     

    And on that hallelujah day,

    and on that hallelujah day,

    O Lord, I want to be in that number

    on that hallelujah day.

     

    Oh, when the saints go marching in,

    oh, when the saints go marching in,

    O Lord, I want to be in that number

    when the saints go marching in.

     

    Text: African American spiritual

     

    COMMUNION SONG 2: ELW 616

     Jesus Remember Me

     

    Jesus, remember me
    when you come into your kingdom.

    Jesus, remember me
    when you come into your kingdom.

     

    Text: Luke 23:42; Taizé Community

     

    POST COMMUNION PRAYER

     

    SENDING SONG: ELW 632

    O God, Our Help in Ages Past

     

    O God, our help in ages past,

    our hope for years to come,

    our shelter from the stormy blast,

    and our eternal home:

     

    Under the shadow of your throne

    your saints have dwelt secure;

    sufficient is your arm alone,

    and our defense is sure.

     

    Before the hills in order stood

    or earth received its frame,

    from everlasting you are God,

    to endless years the same.

     

    A thousand ages in your sight

    are like an evening gone,

    short as the watch that ends the night

    before the rising sun.

     

    Time, like an ever-rolling stream,

    bears all our years away;

    they fly forgotten, as a dream

    dies at the op'ning day.

     

    O God, our help in ages past,

    our hope for years to come,

    still be our guard while troubles last

    and our eternal home.

     

    Text: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748, alt.

     

    BLESSING

     

    SONG:

    Song of Peace

     

    Peace to the children of Israel.

    Peace to the children of Ishmael.

    Peace to the children of all the world

    All the world shall live in peace.

     

    Shalom. Salaam. Shalom. Salaam. Shalom. Salaam.

    All the world shall live in peace.

     

    SENDING

    SHARING THE PEACE



  • ORDER OF SERVICE

    October 26, 2025

    SETTING 6  |  Reformation Sunday


    Worship Assistant: Sarah

    Communion: Vanessa & Chichi

    Ushers: Uschi & Larry

    Readers: Maureen

    Kitchen: Lucy

    Closing: Brenda & Gerry

    PPT: Barry

    Audio: Antonio

    Livestream: Aiden

     

    WELCOME

    LINKS TO BULLETIN & TRANSLATION

    TLC e-NEWSLETTER INFORMATION

    ANNOUNCEMENTSPlay ANNOUNCEMENTS PPT

    LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    CALL TO WORSHIP

     

    GATHERING SONG:
    The Same Love

     

    You choose the humble and raise them high

    You choose the weak and make them strong

    You heal our brokenness inside, And give us life

     

    The same love that set the captives free

    The same love that opened eyes to see

    Is calling us all by name, You are calling us all by name

    The same God that spread the heavens wide

    The same God that was crucified

    Is calling us all by name, You are calling us all by name

     

    You take the faithless one aside

    And speak the words "You are mine."

    You call the cynic and the proud, “Come to me now.”

     

    The same love that set the captives free

    The same love that opened eyes to see

    Is calling us all by name, You are calling us all by name

    The same God that spread the heavens wide

    The same God that was crucified

    Is calling us all by name, You are calling us all by name

     

    Alleluia, alleluia.

     

    You're calling, You're calling, You're calling us to the cross

    You're calling, You're calling, You're calling us to the cross

    You're calling, You're calling, You're calling us to the cross

    You're calling, You're calling, You're calling us to the cross

     

    The same love that set the captives free

    The same love that opened eyes to see

    Is calling us all by name, You are calling us all by name

    The same God that spread the heavens wide

    The same God that was crucified

    Is calling us all by name, You are calling us all by name

     

    Alleluia, alleluia

     

    You're calling, You're calling, You're calling us to the cross

    You're calling, You're calling, You're calling us to the cross

     

    CCLI # 6180933

     

    CONFESSION & FORGIVENESS

    GREETING

    KYRIE (p 165)

    CANTICLE OF PRAISE (p 169-70)

    PRAYER OF THE DAY

     

    JEREMIAH 31:31-34  (Maureen)

    PSALM 46

    ROMANS 3:19-28  (Maureen)

    CHILDREN’S MESSAGE

    GOSPEL ACCLAMATION  (p 171)

    JOHN 8:31-36

     

    MESSAGE: Pastor Jennifer Wilson

    OFFERING

     

    SONG OF THE DAY: ELW 439

    HALLELUJAH (Your Love is Amazing)

     

    Your love is amazing, steady and unchanging.

    Your love is a mountain firm beneath my feet.

    Your love is a myst’ry, how You gently lift me

    When I am surrounded Your love carries me.

     

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.


    Your love is surprising, I can feel it rising,

    All the joy that’s growing deep inside of me.

    Ev’ry time I see You all Your goodness shines through,

    I can feel this God song rising up in me.

     

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

     

    Your love is amazing, steady and unchanging,

    Your love is a mountain firm beneath my feet.

    Your love is a myst’ry, how You gently lift me.

    When I am surrounded Your love carries me.

     

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

     

    Yes, You make me sing,

    Lord, You make me sing, sing, sing.

    How You make me sing.

     

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

     

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

     

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

    Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah,

    Your love makes me sing.

     

    Lord, You make me sing.

    How you make me sing.

     

    CCLI Song # 3091812  |  Brenton Brown | Brian Doerksen

    © 2000 Vineyard Songs (UK/Eire)

     

    OFFERTORY PRAYER

    AFFIRMATION OF FAITH

    PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE

    THE GREAT THANKSGIVING

     

    SANCTUS  (p 173)

    Holy, holy, holy Lord,

    Lord God of love and life,

     

    heaven and earth are full of your glory.

    Hosanna in the highest.

    Blessed is he who comes

    in the name of the Lord.

    Hosanna in the highest.

     

    WORDS OF INSTITUTION

    WE PROCLAIM THE MYSTERY OF OUR FAITH

    THE LORD’S PRAYER (Traditional)

     

    INVITATION TO COMMUNION

    LAMB OF GOD (p 174)

     

    COMMUNION SONG 1: ELW-596

    My Hope is Built on Nothing Less

    My hope is built on nothing less

    than Jesus' blood and righteousness;

    no merit of my own I claim,

    but wholly lean on Jesus' name.

     

    On Christ, the solid rock, I stand;

    all other ground is sinking sand,

    all other ground is sinking sand.

     

    When darkness veils his lovely face,

    I rest on his unchanging grace;

    in ev'ry high and stormy gale

    my anchor holds within the veil

     

    On Christ, the solid rock, I stand;

    all other ground is sinking sand,

    all other ground is sinking sand.

     

    His oath, his covenant, his blood

    sustain me in the raging flood;

    when all supports are washed away,

    he then is all my hope and stay.

     

    On Christ, the solid rock, I stand;

    all other ground is sinking sand,

    all other ground is sinking sand.

     

    When he shall come with trumpet sound,

    oh, may I then in him be found,

    clothed in his righteousness alone,

    redeemed to stand before the throne!


    On Christ, the solid rock, I stand;

    all other ground is sinking sand,

    all other ground is sinking sand.

     

    Text: Edward Mote, 1797-1874, alt.

     

    COMMUNION SONG 2: ELW 768

    Lead me, Guide Me

     

    Lead me, guide me, along the way

    For if You lead me I cannot not stray

    Lord let me walk, each day with Thee

    Lead me oh Lord lead me

     

    I am weak and I need Thy strength and power

    To help me over my weakest hour

    Help me through the darkness Thy face to see

    Lead me oh Lord lead me

     

    Lead me, guide me along the way,

    For if You lead me I cannot stray.

    Lord let me walk each day with Thee.

    Lead me, oh Lord lead me.

     

    Help me tread in the paths of righteousness.

    Be my aid when Satan and sin oppress.

    I am putting all my trust in Thee:

    Lead me, oh Lord lead me.

     

    Lead me, guide me along the way,

    For if You lead me I cannot stray.

    Lord let me walk each day with Thee.

    Lead me, oh Lord lead me.

     

    I am lost if You take Your hand from me,

    I am blind without Thy light to see.

    Lord just always to me Thy servant be,

    Lead me, oh Lord lead me.

     

    Lead me, guide me along the way,

    For if You lead me I cannot stray.

    Lord let me walk each day with Thee.

    Lead me, oh Lord lead me.

    Lead me, oh Lord lead me.

     

    Text And Music © 1953 Doris Akers.

    All Rights Administered By Unichappell Music, Inc.

     

    POST COMMUNION PRAYER

     

    SENDING SONG: ELW 504

    A Mighty Fortress is Our God

     

    A mighty fortress is our God,

    a sword and shield victorious;

    he breaks the cruel oppressor's rod

    and wins salvation glorious.

    The old satanic foe

    has sworn to work us woe!

    With craft and dreadful might

    he arms himself to fight.

    On earth he has no equal.

     

    No strength of ours can match his might!

    We would be lost, rejected.

    But now a champion comes to fight,

    whom God himself elected.

    You ask who this may be?

    The Lord of hosts is he!

    Christ Jesus, mighty Lord,

    God's only Son, adored.

    He holds the field victorious.

     

    Though hordes of devils fill the land

    all threat'ning to devour us,

    we tremble not, unmoved we stand;

    they cannot overpow'r us.

    Let this world's tyrant rage;

    in battle we'll engage!

    His might is doomed to fail;

    God's judgment must prevail!

    One little word subdues him.

     

    God's Word forever shall abide,

    no thanks to foes, who fear it;

    for God himself fights by our side

    with weapons of the Spirit.

    Were they to take our house,

    goods, honour, child, or spouse,

    though life be wrenched away,

    they cannot win the day.

    The kingdom's ours forever!

     

    Text: Martin Luther, 1483-1546; tr. Lutheran Book of Worship

    Text © 1978 Lutheran Book of Worship, admin. Augsburg Fortress.

     

    BLESSING

     

    SONG: Song of Peace

    Peace to the children of Israel.

    Peace to the children of Ishmael.

    Peace to the children of all the world

    All the world shall live in peace.

     

    Shalom. Salaam. Shalom. Salaam. Shalom. Salaam.

    All the world shall live in peace.

     

    SENDING

    SHARING THE PEACE