Second Sunday after the Epiphany
January 16, 2022
Lutheran Book of Worship – Setting 2
Please stand, as you are able, when indicated by *
Prelude
Welcome & Announcements
* Brief Order for Confession & Forgiveness p. 77
*P: ”All the earth shall worship You, and shall sing to You, O God. They shall sing to Your Name, O Most High.”
* C: “Make a joyful noise to God, all you lands; sing forth the honor of His Name, make His praise glorious.”
* Hymn: “Songs of Thankfulness and Praise” #90
*Apostolic Greeting & Kyrie p. 78-79
* Hymn of Praise (“This is the feast…”) p. 81-82
* Prayer of the Day p. 82
The First Reading: Isaiah 62:1-5
Psalm 128 (bulletin insert)
The Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 12:1-11
* The Holy Gospel: John 2: 1-11
The Youth Message
Sermon Rev. Matt Knuppel
* Hymn: “Soul, Adorn Yourself with Gladness” #224
* Apostles’ Creed p. 85
* Prayer of the Church p. 85
* The Peace p. 86
Offering & Offertory (“Let the Vineyards…”) p. 86
* Great Thanksgiving p. 88-89
* Words of Institution & Lord’s Prayer p. 89, 91
Agnus Dei and Communion p. 92
* Post-Communion Canticle (“Thank the Lord…”) p. 92-93
* Benediction & Amen p. 94-95
* Hymn: “How Great Thou Art” #532 #
* Sending
* Postlude
The altar flowers today
are given to the Glory of God
Welcome to our Visitors!
Grace Lutheran Church welcomes you as you join us in worship this morning. Please fill out a Visitor Connect card, these are found either on the entrance table or in the pew rack in front of you. Completed cards will be collected along with the offering today.
Sunday School
All are welcome to attend Sunday School before worship beginning at 8:45; classes are available for both children and adults.
Holy Communion
Those who are baptized and believe that Jesus Christ, crucified and risen, is truly present in, with, and under the forms of bread and wine for the forgiveness of sins, life, and salvation, are welcome to the Lord’s Table. Please let the Pastor know that you wish to receive this gift of life by holding out your open hands. If you desire to drink the wine from the common cup, please proceed to the left chalice after receiving the wafer. If you prefer to dip the wafer into the wine, please proceed to the right chalice after receiving the wafer. You are encouraged to bring young children forward for a blessing. The sign for a blessing is folded hands.
Disciples in Service today, January 16
Ushers: Dan Alloway, Rusty Bates
Organist: Steve Holland Lay Reader: Kathy Kollmeyer
Acolyte: William Roberts Crucifer: Ruby Hurst
Servers: Holly Alloway, Dave Rudolph
Disciples in Service next Sunday, January 23
Ushers: Scott Barrett, Rob Maxey
Organist: Steve Holland Lay Reader: John Kollmeyer
Acolyte: Roman Hurst Crucifer: Ruby Hurst
Servers: Debbie Barrett, Nicole Hurst
Altar Guild: Marsha Maxey
Grace LutheranChurch
Proclaiming the grace of Christ in Word and Sacrament
Rev. Matt Knuppel, Pastor
(540)-521-4300
3410 Community Church Rd.
Pfafftown, NC 27040
PO Box# 1735, Clemmons, NC
- ● Christ Centered ● Mission–Driven
●Traditionally Grounded ● Congregationally-Focused
Grace Notes
ALTAR FLOWERS
● Sign-up sheets are posted on the bulletin board in the Fellowship Hall; you’re invited to select a Sunday to donate the flowers of your choosing for the beautification of our worship service at Grace. You may indicate the dedication for inclusion in that Sunday’s bulletin beside your name. Thank you!
UPCOMING BOOK STUDY
● Grace’s ongoing book study continues this Tuesday evening, January 18, at 6:30 PM. This week’s discussion will be based on chapter 2 of James K. A. Smith’s book You Are What You Love. All are invited and welcome to attend. This study will continue each week through the month of February. Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on March 2, and the return of midweek worship, at that time. See you on Tuesday!