Morning Prayer from Pasadena and Cormack NL

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack. Thank you to parishioners Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett for leading our music (As With Gladness, Living in the Light, and We Three Kings), Gail Roberts (reading our first lesson, Isaiah 60:1-6), Carole and Heather Spicer (leading our canticle, based on verses from Isaiah 60), and Jessica, Charlotte, and Benjamin Humber (leading our litany for Epiphany). The sermon is by Amy Richter and is based on the gospel lesson, Matthew 2:1-12.

You can watch a video of the service here.

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Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Today's conversational reflection is on John 4:46-54, the second of Jesus' signs, the healing of a royal official's son. What does really power look like? Who is the real King? Thank you for joining us today. 

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Today's conversational reflection is on John 2:1-11, Jesus does the first of his signs, turning water into wine at a wedding feast. Thank you for joining us today.

Welcome to Morning Prayer! Today's reflection is on Matthew 2:1-12, the visit of the magi. Thank you for joining us today. 

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Today's conversational reflection is on John 15:1-6, Jesus calls his followers friends. Thank you for joining us today. 

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Today's conversational reflection is on Exodus 3:1-12, God calls to Moses from a burning bush. Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland. Merry Tenth Day of Christmas!
Thank you to parishioners Dinah and Paige Durnford (reading our opening sentences), Marilyn Simmons (reading our canticle), Sabrina Short (reading our first lesson, Jeremiah 31:7-14), Irene and Warwick Hewitt (leading our prayers), and Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading "Away in a Manger"). Rev. Joe Pagano gives the homily (based on John 1:1-18). Revs. Joe and Amy sing one of their favorite Christmas carols, "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence," and recorded the opening and closing to the service at the Tablelands in Gros Morne National Park (but we're east of the bowl, at Winter House Brook, not at the bowl as Amy says in the video). Thanks very much for joining us today.

You can watch a video version of this service here.

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe. Happy New Year and Happy Holy Name Day! Today's conversational reflection is on Luke 2:15-21. What's in a name?

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Merry Christmas!

Welcome to this service of Lessons and Carols for Christmas. Thank you to everyone who contributed:

• Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett—Go Tell It on the Mountain
• Sabrina Short—Genesis 3:8-15
• Diane Burden, Grant Payne, Susan Reid—When a Child is Born
• Kitty Rice—Genesis 22:15-18
• Mona and Gerard Edwards (Double Vision)—Mary Did You Know?
• Gail Roberts—Micah 5:2-4
• Rachel Penney—Luke1:26-33
• Laura Colbourne—The First Noel
• Mona Edwards—Matthew 1:18-25
• Ron Day, Dave Tucker; Diane Burden, Grant Payne, Susan Reid; Ed and Debbie Humber, Lloyd Hollett—Silent Night
• Joe Pagano—Luke 2:8-16
• Kay Hounsell—Matthew 2:1-12
• Diane Burden, Grant Payne, Susan Reid—O Little Town of Bethlehem
• Joe Pagano—John 1:1-14
• Rebecca Penney and Marilyn Simmons—Incarnation Litany
• Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett—Joy to the World

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Merry Christmas! Welcome to a service of Evening Prayer for Christmas Eve. Thank you to Jessica, Charlotte, and Benjamin Humber (Opening), Sabrina Short (First Lesson: Isaiah 9:2-7), Gail Roberts (Canticle), Dinah and Paige Durnford (Litany), and musicians Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett, and Diane Burden, Susan Reid, and Grant Payne. The sermon is by Amy Richter and is based on the gospel lesson, Luke 2:1-20. Thank you for joining us for this worship service and may you know God's blessings and abiding joy this holy day and always.