Whole-Church Service

This Sunday’s Whole-Church Service is for the whole family!

Emergence

Rev. Tamara Lebak

“Systems theory has a lot to say about the anxious times we find ourselves in. Join me as we examine the fractals of creation and what that has to do with us ..right now. I will also be sharing an original song I wrote based on Maya Angelou’s poem Still I Rise. There is still HOPE!”

Hymn

Hymn #128, “For All That Is Our Life,” performed by Dr. Joseph Rivers

Featuring scenes from Hope Hill, June 2020

For all that is our life we sing our thanks and praise;
For all life is a gift which we are called to use
To build the common good
And make our own days glad.

For needs which others serve, for services we give,
For work and its rewards, for hours of rest and love;
We come with praise and thanks
For all that is our life.

For sorrow we must bear, for failures, pain, and loss,
For each new thing we learn, for fearful hours that pass:
We come with praise and thanks
For all that is our life.

For all that is our life we sing our thanks and praise;
For all life is a gift which we are called to use
To build the common good
And make our own days glad.


Our Generosity Recipient for June is The Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless. You can find out more here.