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Narrative Lectionary, Year 1: God Calls Abraham
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Prelude: “Intrada on LEONI: The God of Abraham Praise” by Pamela Decker. © 2016 Oxford University Press.
Gathering Hymn: "The God of Abraham Praise" Text: Thomas Olivers, 1725-1799, alt., based on the Yigdal, c. 14th cent. Music: Jewish melody; arr. Meyer Lyon, 1751-1797.
Hymn of the Day: "Lord, Speak to Us, That We May Speak" Text: Frances R. Havergal, 1836-1879, alt. Music: Robert Schumann, 1810-1856.
Musical Offering: “Praise God! Sing All Ye Heavens” from “Missa brevis in F” K. 192 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, ed. and arr. by Hall H. Hopson. © 1991 Alfred Publishing Co.
Offering Hymn: "Create in Me a Clean Heart" Text: Psalm 51:10-12. Music: anonymous. Arr. © 1986 Maranatha! Music, admin. The Copyright Company.
Hymn during Communion: "Come and Seek the Ways of Wisdom" Text: Ruth Duck, b. 1947. Music: Donna Kasbohm, b. 1933. Text © 1996 Pilgrim Press. Music © 1997 Pilgrim Press.
Sending Hymn: "Guide My Feet" Text: African American spiritual. Music: African American spiritual; arr. This Far By Faith. Arr. © 1999 Augsburg Fortress.
Postlude: “Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above” Johann Jakob Schütz (1640-1690); arranged by J. Rojek