Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Podcast

Our Easter Service was quite busy, with many things musical and many things wonderful. Charles Svendsen speaks on the slow spread of the sightings of Jesus after his resurrection, the choir sings "Jesus is Risen From the Dead" by Lloyd Larson and "They Could Not" by Ron Harris and Clair Cloninger, and the praise band sings an additional song.

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A short service to remember the last supper.

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We celebrate with song the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.

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Today we welcome the new members Jane Bates, Mary Dsilva, and Linda Suga and sing the hymns "For the Beauty of the Earth", "'Man of Sorrows,' What a Name", and "I Surrender All".

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Onward, we plunge, toward Easter. This week, we sing "A Mighty fortress is Our God", 'Trusing Jesus", and "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" and learn some of the ways the world can react to hearing the gospel.

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The special events this Sunday were the Moment for the Pastor Nominating Committee, the Moment for Habitat for Humanity, and an offertory during which everyone in the congregation - regardless of whether they gave that Sunday or not - asked God to bless the offering plate as it passed through their hands.

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We continue the season of Lent and hold the monthly service for wholeness.

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Not the first Sunday of Lent, since Sundays are not counted in the fourty days of Lent. Rather, the first Sunday in Lent. The sermon covers Jesus's time of temptation in the wilderness after fasting for foutry days.

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The sermon today covers the transfiguration of Jesus including the significance of the three main people present and Jesus's nearing death. We also have a special performance by Madeline Reynolds of "O Lord Most Holy (Panis Angelicus)" by Cesar Franck.

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Our sermon today, given by Rev. Sharon Yagerlener, comes from Luke 6:27-38 and Psalm 37:1-11. For supplemental reading, please see Micah 6:8.

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