Watch “ONLINE WORSHIP BCPC – Sunday 26th July 2020” on YouTube

Kevin our minister continues his new sermon series on the Letters to the Church in the New Testament in the book of Revelation. If you are watching live then the service begins at 10.45am and is available anytime thereafter to watch at your leisure on catch-up.

If you wish, please follow the order of service below and join in with the prayers and responses. The words for each hymn will appear on the screen.

Choir O Sing a new song to the Lord

Call to worship June

Lord Jesus we come to you this morning not as individuals but as your whole people to worship you. Help us to be aware of each other as an unbroken circle stretching right round this church. May we in spirit join hands, look to you the centre of our circle and feel your love pulsing through us to reach out to our neighbours about us. Help us to worship you today not selfishly and individually, but with a deep awareness of each other.

Opening Hymn Sing to God new songs of worship

Prayer Lynne Swan

Glorious and gracious God, you are with us, and call us into your presence. We lift our hearts in response to your love; we raise our songs in praise of your goodness; we offer our adoration in response to your holiness. Summon us, voice of God with words of challenge and power calling us to courageous discipleship and urgent witness. Speak, Lord your servant is listening. Speak to us, breath of God, with forgiveness for the many occasions we have hidden behind weakness belittling your power and denying your presence. Speak, Lord your servant is listening.

Lords Prayer Betty & Jim

Reading Lyle

Hymn King of Kings Majesty

Kevin’s Message Pergamos

Prayers for Others Hugh and Nicky

Let us pray

When we hear the voices of self-doubt, telling us we are worthless, that we are weak and can do nothing and change is beyond our grasp:

God, who has made us in your image give us the power of your Spirit to learn and grow, and to work with you towards a new creation.

When the vulnerable are exploited, And the trust if the innocent betrayed. When the strong seem invincible And the weak have nowhere to turn:

God, who sides with the poor give us the power of your Spirit to resist evil and to work with you towards a new creation.

In a world crying out for peace, Where conflicts seem hardened into steel Where war and poverty uproot families and homes, And those seeking refuge are treated as criminals:

God, who made the world to be one,give us the power of your Spirit to struggle for justice, and to work with you towards a new creation.

In a church that is afraid of difference, And sets up barriers against the outside, Where people are fearful of change, Clinging to outworn ways:

God, who calls us to be your people, give us the power of your Spirit to witness for you, and to work with you towards a new creation.

AMEN

Choir I want Jesus to walk with me

Poem Jillian

Come Holy Spirit, and show us what is true.
in a world of great wealth
where many go hungry
and fortunes are won and lost
by trading in money,
come, Holy Spirit, and show us what is true.

In a world of great knowledge
where many die in ignorance
and every piece of information
has a price in the market place,
come, Holy Spirit, and show us what is true.

In a world of easy communication,
where words leap between continents
and we expect to see a picture
to illustrate each item of the news
come, Holy Spirit, and show us what is true.

In a Church which speaks a thousand accents,
divided over doctrine, creed and ministry,
more anxious for itself than for the Gospel,
come, Holy Spirit, and show us what is true.

In a Church touched by the flame of Pentecost,
moved to generous sacrifice and costly love,
interpreting the will of God with new insight
come, Holy Spirit, and show us what is true.

Hymn The Kingdom of God

Blessing Lord forgive us

Amen and Sung Blessing

Sunday 12th July – Join us for online worship from 10.45am

Join with us from 10.45am this morning with the Church of Scotland in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire

Our live stream begins with news items, pictures and some songs before our worship commences at around 11am. Our readings and prayers are from our church members with Revd Kevin beginning a new series for his Sunday messages

Simply watch via the embedded player above, or via our Watch live page, Facebook or direct via YouTube. Facebook and YouTube have live chat facilities should you wish to say hello.

Kevin our minister continues his new sermon series on the Letters to the Church in the New Testament in the book of Revelation. Our order of service is

  • Welcome hymns – Be still for the presence & How deep the Father’s love
  • Intimations from Stan Cook
  • Choir Introit – He’s the lily of the Valley
  • Call to Worship – led by Josh
  • Hymn – Sing to the Lord a joyful song
  • Prayer and Lord’s Prayer – led by Lesley & Mary
  • Reading Ezekiel 37:1-12 – Read by Ayesha
  • Hymn – Take my Life and let it be
  • Kevin’s Message continuing his Sermon Series on the Letters to the Church as in the Book of Revelation
  • Music for Reflection – Beautiful Isle (sung be Emma)
  • Poem – read by Jim
  • Prayers for others – led by Drew
  • Hymn – Blessed Assurance
  • Blessing and Amens

Sunday 12th July – Join us for online worship from 10.45am

Join with us later this morning with the Church of Scotland in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire

Our live stream begins at 1045am and worship from around 11am. Our readings and prayers are from our church members with Revd Kevin beginning a new series for his Sunday messages

Simply watch via the embedded player above, or via our Watch live page, Facebook or direct via YouTube. Facebook and YouTube have live chat facilities should you wish to say hello.

Kevin our minister continues his new sermon series on the Letters to the Church in the New Testament. Our Hymns are All are welcome, At the Name of Jesus, The Splendour of the King and How Great Thou Art. We have participation from Adults and Children helping Kevin to lead our Church Service.

After the service at 12noon we have a Zoom meeting scheduled to catch up over tea & coffee. So, pour your hot beverage and settle down for a half hour chat.

Contact us for the Zoom joining instructions

After church tea/coffee and chat via Zoom

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Since last weeks Zoom coffee and tea chat half hour went so well and folks enjoyed it so much were having another! Sunday 12th July From 12noon to 12.30pm.

If you’d like to join us please get in touch for the meeting ID/password, or the joining link.

You can download Zoom for free from your App store (on tablets and mobile phones) or use the Internet if you’re using a computer or laptop.

If you’ve any difficulties get in touch with Hugh, Drew or Alan.

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