We live in a broken world, in broken families, in broken systems. But what if there’s a better way, a way of hope instead of despair? When we become children of God, Jesus takes us on a journey of healing that points to who he’s created us to be and who he’s making us to be.
Join us for this seven-week series as we journey toward wholeness. Sundays, 10am, Hill Elementary.
10/14 The Journey Toward Wholeness — Father Trevor McMaken
10/21 Hope for Who I Am — Father Trevor McMaken
10/28 Hope for Our Past — Father Brett Crull
11/4 Hope for the Lonely (All Saints) — Father Trevor McMaken
11/11 Hope for the Ashamed — Pastor Bonnie McMaken
11/18 Hope for the Anxious— Father Trevor McMaken
11/25 Hope for Our Bodies (Family Service) — Father Trevor McMaken
Celebrant: All our problems of this life on earth
All: We send to the Cross of Christ.
Celebrant: All the difficulties of our circumstances
All: We send to the Cross of Christ.
Celebrant: All the devil’s works from his temporary power
All: We send to the Cross of Christ.
Celebrant: All our hopes for wholeness and eternal life
All: We set on the risen Christ.
Celebrant: Christ the Sun of Righteousness shine upon you and scatter the darkness from before your path, and the blessings of God Almighty, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, be among you and remain with you always. Amen.
Prayer on Sunday
During the service and immediately following the service our prayer team will be available to pray with you and for you for any healing need you may have.
Prayer Appointments at the Parish House
Spend more time in confidential healing prayer with leaders at City of Light. Opportunity will also be available to make confession to a priest. Sign up for a prayer time by emailing office@cityoflightanglican.org.
1-3pm, Sundays, October 28, November 11, & November 18.
Prayer & Worship Nights
On October 14 and November 11, we will gather at the Parish House for an evening of prayer and worship. Email office@cityoflightanglican.org for the address.
Day of Sabbath for Women
Join us on Saturday, October 20, for a day of prayer and rest. Find out more here.