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On Holy Saturday of 2021 Holy Week, FPC engaged in our first ever Rocky Soil Picture Show. This was a participatory reading of the whole Gospel of Mark with many crowd reactions and over 20 different readers, all on Zoom. It was a wonderful night for all. Special thanks to Eshinee Veith who put it all together.
On Resurrection Sunday '21 (Easter) Pastor Doug Bunnell preached on Luke 24:13-35, Faith amidst confusion. Scripture was read by a team consisting of Fred Hartsook, Mel Freal, and Thomas and Chloe Clinkenbeard. The Affirmation of Faith was lead by John Freal.
Easter is coming, here is some organ accompaniment. Tammy Rutgers at the mighty FPC organ blesses us with:
Christ the Lord is Risen Today
How Great Thou Art
In Christ Alone
Christ Arose
Because He Lives
He Lives
Jesus Christ is Risen Today
Thine is the Glory
I Know My Redeemer Lives
The Hallelujah Chorus
He is risen indeed!!!
At our Zoom Service for Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021 Pastor Kerrie leads us in a wonderful exposition of Luke 20:45-21:4 while our own CIndy Wadkins reads our Scripture.
Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021 we follow Isis Marks as she shares with us her prayer walking practice. The FPC kids singing is overlayed over this at certain points.
This week we are featuring the worship leading talent of Nicki Lang. This podcast features
Come Ye Sinners,
Come fall on us,
No Longer Slaves,
O God our Help,
On Christ the Solid Rock.
These songs were all used in an FPC Worship service during the COVID Season.
On March 21st, 2021 Pastor Doug preached a sermon called the THE PEACE TABLE based on Luke 22:14-22. June Veith is our scripture reader, Pastor Kerrie helps with communion and Todd Fisher is our musician.
For the March 21, 2021 worship service Doug interviewed Joanne Kestermont about soaking in God's love. Joanne is a member of FPC and worked for years on staff in Administration. It is so good to hear how God has been blessing Joanne...
On Thursday, March 18, We welcomed Pat Loughery who teaches at The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. He led us in an exploration of Celtic contemplative practices as they connect to the contemplative tradition. His doctoral studies introduced him to Celtic and Orthodox spirituality, pilgrimage, and the beauty and variety of the global Christian church.
Ryan shares a bit of the blues by offering up:
Keep your lamps trimmed and burnin'
Wayfaring Stranger
for when the blues get ahold of you...
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