Dear CCGR Family,
GOOD NEWS —– re: TOMORROW’S WORSHIP SERVICE (9/27)
Please join us for our first OUTDOOR SERVICE on the northeast lawn beginning at 10:00 a.m.
SERMON TITLE: “Even the Boiling Kettle Still Sings” (Note: )
Please note:
– Bring your own lawn chair, social distance and mask a must.
– The service will be paperless – no hymnals or bulletins.
– Prayers will be emailed out beforehand; bring your smart phone for paperless participation.
– We will have instrumental music – no hymns per CDC COVID recommendations.
– There will not be a virtual service available on line for this particular service.
Here is the program for tomorrow’s service:
Welcome
Announcements
Prelude
Call to Worship – (unison) All
From all our life’s pathways, you have called us to this place, O Lord. Be with us as we listen for your word and seek your ways. Guide our steps and guard our lives that we may serve you more effectively in this broken world. Amen.
Opening Prayer Pastor
Romans 12:9-12 Pastor
Sermon
Music
Pastoral Prayer Pastor
Lord’s Prayer – (unison) All
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.
Closing Music Janet
Benediction
Postlude
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SUNDAY 10/4 – Indoor worship services in person resume in the sanctuary; they will be live streamed as well for those who can’t attend
– Social distance and mask a must.
– Paperless service – no hymnals or bulletins.
– Prayers will be emailed out Saturday the 3rd; bring your smart phone for paperless participation.
– We will have instrumental music – no hymns per CDC COVID recommendations.
– 10 am worship in the sanctuary will be live streamed as well for those who can’t attend.
IMPORTANT—-FOR ANY SERVICE:
Please stay home if you have had a temperature, cough, body aches, chills or have been exposed to someone who tested positive for covid in the past two weeks.
Should you have missed any recent sermons, please take a look back over the below last couple of weeks’ service recordings, and hear once again the inspiring messages shared. We are so grateful to Boyd Lowry for his time and technical talents and knowledge which have enabled us to have the last almost six months’ of services available to us on-line.
In addition, we are thankful to Janet Montroy and the blessings of the beautiful music she has shared with us, and continues to do so,…her talented gifts on the organ and piano, and for bringing us such wonderful guest soloists and instrumentalists.
Community Church of Glen Rock Sunday Worship Service: September 12, 2020
Led by Pastor Terry
Scripture: Matthew 18:21-22 & 6:14-15 —- Jo Ann Jennings
Hymn Sing: Melanie Lota
Solo: Melanie Lota
Community Church of Glen Rock Sunday Worship Service: September 20, 2020
Led by Pastor Terry
Scripture: Ephesians 6:10-20 —-John van Keuren
Organ Prelude: Allegro Maestoso(Felix Mendelssohn)
Vocal Solo: ‘Grateful’ – John Bucchino
Beth Valenti, Mezzo Soprano
Piano Solo: ‘Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee’ – Mark Hayes
Postlude
As many of us continue to remain close to home during this time — or take precautions when we do venture out — we ask that you continue to keep each other in prayer.
Please continue to pray for our church members, families, and those close to us who have shared a special part of our lives —
We ask that you keep Debbie Azzarone (Marion Pomeroy’s daughter), and daughter Elizabeth Azzarone Popiolek, husband Kyle, and children Nicholas and Mia in prayer, as they mourn the passing of Lenny (Debbie’s husband) recently.
Our ongoing prayers continue for Anne Allen & Family (including Anne’s daughters, Liz & family and Sara & Boyd Lowry & Family); Ed Archbold; Rich Balch & family; Laura Bird-Bennett & Family; Okey Chenoweth & Family); Rich Dethmers; Beryl Ferrari; Jean Franklin; Terry Gilligan & Family; Colleen Janssen & Family; Eric Lundquist & Family; Connie Sinkway and the Sinkway/Emery Family; Doris Van Ostenbridge & Family; Rev. Jerry Wright and family; Barbara Zucchino & Family; the Ruth Rankin Leaper Family.
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In addition, please keep all those whose lives have been affected and lost by the blazing ravaging wildfires in California.
We pray that God continues to strengthen, comfort, and provide for all who have lost loved ones, their homes or vehicles, special heirlooms in these disasters and that aid is provided in helping to put lives back together.
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CCGR PRAYER RESOURCES –
Are you looking for a quite place to pray, or others to pray for you?
CCGR’s sanctuary continues to be open for prayer and meditation each Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Please feel free to come by anytime during these hours, in the quietness and peaceful solitude of our church. Feel free to stay as long as you’d like. Know that all precautions have been taken to make our sanctuary a safe place. Please use the entrance/exit doors adjacent to the Memorial Garden.
For those more ‘private’ prayer requests, it gives us comfort knowing our church has a small group ‘CCGR Prayer Chain’. We share prayer needs in confidence on a regular basis those prayers shared with us that you would like to be kept private. If you have a need for prayer that you feel you would like us to share confidentially amongst the small group Prayer Chain, please email requests to Candy Hall at candy.hallccgr@gmail.com and Donna Nihen at blackvelvet1299@aol.com, and of course, Pastor Terry at pastor@communitychurchgr.com
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CELEBRATIONS: (September 28th)
Since we can’t be together for coffee hour at this time……sending the….
“HAPPIEST OF VERY SPECIAL BIRTHDAY WISHES, REGGIE! HOPING YOU HAVE A MARVELOUS DAY!!
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FROM ALL YOUR COMMUNITY CHURCH FAMILY!!”
& FROM ALL YOUR COMMUNITY CHURCH FAMILY!!”
Please continue to show your support to CCGR —
If you’re able during this unprecedented time, please remember supporting Community Church in your time of giving. In addition to mailing contributions, you may access CCGR’s website and donate on-line, as well: https://communitychurchgr.com
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Community Thrift Shop
The Community Thrift Shop is now open — with limited hours — to receive donations of clothes, linens, and shoes, and some bric-a-brac. They are now beginning to receive fall and winter items. They request that you limit clothing to 2 kitchen plastic garbage-size bags (or 4 paper grocery bags), and 2 small boxes for bric-a-brac.
Their current ‘limited’ hours are:
Monday: Drop-off Only (10 a.m. – 2 p.m.)
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: Open for Sales (10 a.m. – 4 p.m.)
Wednesday & Friday: Closed
(85 Godwin Avenue, Midland Park — in the lower level behind Kings Shopping Center; 201-652-7661)
*Please remember to mention ‘Community Church‘ (#3), as we will receive a percentage of any of our donated items.
2020 CROP WALK — Coming Soon!!
There will NOT be an organized walk from Van Neste Square in Ridgewood due to Corona virus protocol. BUT ALL IS NOT LOST! You can still donate money online to help the hunger cause. AND… using your social media accounts will help spread the word for other sponsors to donate online, too, especially since it has become an essential way of communicating in these pandemic times. Also, text or email or call all your friends and encourage them to donate generously online. NOTICE…if you want, you can still walk and get sponsors too!
Coronavirus-related economic crises could push the number of food insecure Americans to 54 million by year’s end. That’s 17 million more Americans before the pandemic. In Bergen County, about 61,000 people were considered food insecure before the pandemic. Add that to job loss and death associated with the coronavirus and the numbers just increase in leaps and bounds! Hunger is one of the greatest injustices facing our world. Donations are especially urgent NOW because of job loss. CROP really needs you to help families, who are unable to help themselves, by being extra generous, and give as much as you can.
How to donate online
Go to crophungerwalk.org. Go to blue search icon and type in Community Church of Glen Rock. When it pops up, click on Community Church of Glen Rock.
This will bring you to the donations page. Click on the donate button and the next page should have Community Church of Glen Rock already filled in next to the orange WALKER button. Do nothing there. Scroll down, choose your donation amount and fill in the blanks. Select DONATE at the bottom of the page.
If you can’t use the internet, please make a check out to CWS/CROP and drop it off at the Church office (201 444 4625). THANK YOU SO MUCH, JoAnn Jennings(973-427-9487),
Blessings to you and thank you so much for what you do!
God Bless!
~Donna
P.S. —-
A Message from CCGR’s Office Staff — Josh Gottheimer’s Office Outreach of Support:
For your information only — Barbara Zucchino (from our church office) suggested I share the following:
“Katie (201-803-0560), from Josh Gottheimer’s office, called our church office relaying that any members of our congregation having problems with social security, unemployment, grants, etc., can call her for help.” (Gotheimer’s main office # is 201-389-1100.)
PLEASE NOTE: (If you do end up calling, we suggest you do not provide any personal information, i.e., social security number, bank account number, etc.)