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Introit: “Sing to the Lord” (Psalms 98, 99, 100)
Words: Psalms 98, 99, and 100; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © KWY Songs, Music Services
Music: Willie Taylor; Irish traditional, 19th c.; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly and The McGraths © KWY Songs, Music Services
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Call to Worship: “Their Delight” (Psalm 1)
Words: Psalm 1; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: Bánchnoic Éireann Ó; 18th c. Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Call to Confession
Prayer of Confession: “From Dust We Came” (Psalm 90)
Words: Psalm 90; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: Casadh an t’Súgáin; 18th c. Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Assurance of Pardon
Prayer of Lament: “Save Me O God” (Psalm 69)
Words: Psalm 13; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2022 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: Lament of the Three Marys / Coaineadh na dTrí Muire; Medieval Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Prayer of Lament: “How Long” (Psalm 13)
Words: Psalm 69; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2022 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: The Streets of Derry; 19th c. Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Prayer of Lament: “Wings of a Dove” (Psalm 55)
Words: Psalm 55; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2022 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: Ned of the Hill / Eamon an Chnoic; 16th c. Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2022 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Prayer of Intercession with “Love and Mercy” (Psalm 85)
Words: Psalm 85; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: Lovely Molly; 18th c. Scottish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Passing of the Peace with “Peace Be With Jerusalem” (Psalm 122)
Words: Psalm 122; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: A Fig for a Kiss; 19th c. Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Prayer of Praise: “May We Rise” (Psalm 148, 149, 150)
Words: Psalms 148, 149, and 150; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: Happy Are We All Together; 19th c. Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2023 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Benediction
Postlude: “Hallelujah” (Psalm 146)
Words: Psalm 146; adapt. Kiran Young Wimberly © 2022 GIA Publications, Inc.
Music: Here’s a Health; 18th c. Irish traditional; arr. Kiran Young Wimberly, The McGraths, and Dónal O’Conner © 2022 GIA Publications, Inc.
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Teenagers’ desire to encounter God has been realized throughout history as youth ministry has grown and evolved. Indeed, teenagers have expressed needs and desires to practice and grow their faith at church, school, and home as well as at camps and conferences or on short- and long-term mission trips. On the one hand, these worship efforts have been deeply formative. On the other hand, these worship efforts have focused on attracting and keeping teenagers as much as, if not more than, on spiritual formation. This session will identify key historical patterns in adolescent worship and examine how we might engage their wisdom for faithful worship practices with teenagers today.
Songs from the people of Korea can deeply enrich your liturgy whether you have Korean-speaking members in your congregation or not. This workshop will introduce a variety of bilingual Korean-English songs that have been newly translated in the past few years as well as strategies to lead them effectively in your own worshiping context.
In this panel, Hispanic pastors share the learnings and experiences lived by their congregations after completing projects related to the development of their understanding and practices about worship. Together, they represent a variety of Hispanic denominations as well as of "dreams" they were able to realize (learning about the Creeds, bilingual worship, multigenerational worship, worship in non-traditional settings). Their congregations were part of the first cohort of Hispanic congregations receiving "worship grants" under a new initiative CICW launched in July of 2022.
Teenagers’ desire to encounter God has been realized throughout history as youth ministry has grown and evolved. Indeed, teenagers have expressed needs and desires to practice and grow their faith at church, school, and home as well as at camps and conferences or on short- and long-term mission trips. On the one hand, these worship efforts have been deeply formative. On the other hand, these worship efforts have focused on attracting and keeping teenagers as much as, if not more than, on spiritual formation. This session will identify key historical patterns in adolescent worship and examine how we might engage their wisdom for faithful worship practices with teenagers today.
Songs from the people of Korea can deeply enrich your liturgy whether you have Korean-speaking members in your congregation or not. This workshop will introduce a variety of bilingual Korean-English songs that have been newly translated in the past few years as well as strategies to lead them effectively in your own worshiping context.
In this panel, Hispanic pastors share the learnings and experiences lived by their congregations after completing projects related to the development of their understanding and practices about worship. Together, they represent a variety of Hispanic denominations as well as of "dreams" they were able to realize (learning about the Creeds, bilingual worship, multigenerational worship, worship in non-traditional settings). Their congregations were part of the first cohort of Hispanic congregations receiving "worship grants" under a new initiative CICW launched in July of 2022.
What basic models for worship planning are out there, and which patterns will work best in your context? Join a lively discussion of several worship planning models by the authors and pastors who use them. Bring your questions and suggestions as we learn together.
