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13 September 2014 - Bulletin

This document is the bulletin for a worship service held at New Life Lutheran Church in Clarksville, IA on September 13, 2014, the 14th Sabbath Day after Pentecost. The bulletin outlines the order of service, including hymns, scripture readings from Genesis, Romans and Matthew, and a sermon by Rev. K.L. Snyder. It also includes the order for confession and forgiveness of sins. Additionally, the bulletin provides a brief description of the core values of the North American Lutheran Church as Christ-centered, mission-driven, traditionally-grounded and congregationally-focused.

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13 September 2014 - Bulletin

This document is the bulletin for a worship service held at New Life Lutheran Church in Clarksville, IA on September 13, 2014, the 14th Sabbath Day after Pentecost. The bulletin outlines the order of service, including hymns, scripture readings from Genesis, Romans and Matthew, and a sermon by Rev. K.L. Snyder. It also includes the order for confession and forgiveness of sins. Additionally, the bulletin provides a brief description of the core values of the North American Lutheran Church as Christ-centered, mission-driven, traditionally-grounded and congregationally-focused.

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New Life Lutheran Church

Clarksville, IA
A Congregation of the North American Lutheran Church

14
th
Sabbath Day After Pentecost
13 September 2014
A Service of Prayer and Preaching
Prelude (please stand when indicated by *)
P: Let us approach Gods Throne of Grace:
C: O Lord, our Maker, Redeemer and Comforter, We are
assembled in Thy presence to hear Thy Holy Word. We pray
Thee to open our hearts by Thy Holy Spirit that by the
preaching of Thy Word we may be brought to repent of our sins,
to believe on Jesus in life and in death, and to grow day by day
in grace and holiness. Hear us for Christs sake. Amen.
HYMN #89: Jesus What a Friend of Sinners
Order of Confession and Forgiveness of Sins Bulletin
* Hymn of Praise All Glory be to God on High #166
First Reading: Genesis 50:1521
Psalm Psalms 103:1-12
Second Reading: Romans 14:112
Gospel Acclamation Lord Keep us Steadfast in Your Word #230
The Holy Gospel St. Matthew 18:2135
Gospel Acclamation Lord Keep us Steadfast in Your Word #230
Sermon Rev. K. L. Snyder
HYMN #370: Blest be the Tie That Binds
Giving of Our Offering
* Offertory We Give Thee But Thine Own... #410
* Prayer of the Church
* Lords Prayer
* Benediction & Amen
HYMN #501: He Leadeth Me!
Postlude
ORDER FOR CONFESSION AND FORGIVENESS

The worship leader begins with the invocation. The sign of the cross may be
made by all in remembrance of their Baptism.

P: In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy
Spirit. (Matthew 28:19)

C: Amen

P: Make us to know your ways, O Lord, and teach us your paths.
Lead us in your truth and teach us, for you are the God of our
salvation; for whom we wait. (Psalm 25:4-5)

C: Amen

P: If we say we have fellowship with God while we walk in
darkness, we lie and do not live according to the truth; but if we
walk in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the
blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin. (1 John 1:6-7)

P: Have mercy on us, O God, according to your steadfast love.

C:According to your abundant mercy, blot out our
transgressions. Wash us thoroughly from our iniquity and
cleanse us from our sin. Create in us a clean heart, O God, and
put a new and right spirit within us. Cast us not away from
your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from us. Restore
to us the joy of your salvation, and uphold us with a willing
spirit. Amen (Psalm 51:1-2, 10-12)

P: Let it be known to you, that through Jesus Christ, the
forgiveness of sins is proclaimed to you. (1 John 1:6-7)
He commanded us to preach and to testify that he is the one
appointed by God to be judge of the living and the dead. To him all
the prophets bear witness that everyone who believes in him
receives forgiveness of sins through his name. (Acts 10:42-43)

C: Amen
Who are we as the North American Lutheran Church?

Christ-Centered

We confess the apostolic faith in Jesus Christ according to the
Holy Scriptures. We affirm the authority of the Scriptures as the
authoritative source and norm, according to which all doctrines
should and must be judged (Formula of Concord). We accept the
ecumenical creeds and the Lutheran Confessions as true witnesses
to the Word of God.

Mission-Driven

We believe that the mission of the Church is to preach the Gospel
and to make disciples for Christ. We believe that making disciples
in our congregations, in our communities and nations, and
around the world must be a priority of the Church in the
present age.

Traditionally-Grounded

We affirm the ecumenical creeds and the faithful witness of the
Church across time and space. We endorse the form and practices
of the universal Church that are consistent with Scripture,
particularly the office of the ministry and the tradition of worship
under Word and Sacrament. We seek dialogue and fellowship
with other Lutheran churches and with faithful Christians of other
confessions.

Congregationally-Focused

We strive to be a church that is organized to facilitate the
ministries of local congregations in a posture of servant-hood and
a spirit of partnership, through the provision of resources,
connections and information.



14
th
Sabbath After Pentecost
13 September 2014

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