Second Sunday After Christmas
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper*
Scripture Readings: Ephesians 1:3–14; Jeremiah 31:7–14
Rev. Mike Atzert preaching . The prelude begins at 9:25 a.m.
For those worshiping remotely, connect at https://www.facebook.com/pg/FlemingtonPresbyterian/videos/. No Facebook login required (additional instructions, if needed).
Music provided by J. Jay Smith, organist and choir director, with Kim Bailey–Manzella, soprano; Kathy Knight, alto; David Shearer, tenor; and Floyd Stafford, bass, participating.
This Sunday’s worship bulletin.
Sunday School up through 6th grade begins at 9:45 a.m. following the Children's Message in worship. 7th - 12th grade students meet via Zoom on Sunday afternoons - contact the church office for details.
Nursery Care for children 2 years and younger available throughout the morning.
Our sanctuary is open for modified, in-person worship. We ask that you read the reopening information provided on the Welcome page of our website (just underneath the cover photo) prior to attending in person so you are aware of the protocols. We will continue to livestream our worship services via Facebook Live.
*We will celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper together, including those who worship with us online, as approved by Session with recent guidance from PCUSA. You are invited to use elements found in your own household to be blessed and shared together in our common meal.
The Theology of the Sacraments from the Book of Order W-3.0401 - The Sacraments are the Word of God enacted and sealed in the life of the Church, the body of Christ. They are gracious acts of God, by which Christ Jesus offers his life to us in the power of the Holy Spirit. They are also human acts of gratitude, by which we offer our lives to God in love and service. The Sacraments are both physical signs and spiritual gifts, including words and actions, surrounded by prayer, in the context of the Church's common worship. They employ ordinary things - the basic elements of water, bread, and wine - in proclaiming the extraordinary love of God.