What do you fear? Words for Worship for Advent–Epiphany









What do you fear? Words for Worship for Advent–Epiphany
[This resource is one of many included in our What do you fear? Advent Bundle]
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A collection of over 45 liturgies, this resource provides fresh language for worship inspired by the weekly texts and themes in our What do you fear? worship series. For each Sunday in Advent, Christmas Eve, and Epiphany Sunday, we provide liturgical elements centered around themes of fear and hope. We hope you will copy/paste or adapt these prayers for your corporate worship (with credit).
Liturgy written by Rev. Sarah (Are) Speed.
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31 pg PDF Words for Worship document. Liturgy is inspired by our What do you fear? Advent theme and weekly sub-themes and scriptures. For each Sunday in Advent, Christmas Eve, and Epiphany Sunday, we provide:
Call to Worship
Candle Lighting Liturgy for the Advent Wreath (Advent 1-4 and Christmas Eve only)
Call to Confession
Prayer of Confession
Words of Forgiveness
Prayer for Illumination
Prayer of the People
The Words for Worship document also includes the following liturgy that is general to the series:
Invitation to the Table
Great Prayer of Thanksgiving
Prayer After Communion
Affirmation of Faith
Benediction
EXCERPT:
Affirmation of Faith for the series
We have seen the valley.
We have seen a sky without stars.
We have seen the longest night,
and still we believe.
We believe in a with-us God.
We believe in the hope of tomorrow.
We believe that good news is louder than fear.
We believe this good news is for all people.
So even when our knees shake,
even when our voice trembles,
even when fear is all around us,
we will hold onto that good news.
We will reach for each other.
We will look for God in our midst.
We will sing songs of joy.
We will proclaim:
Unto us, love is born.
We have seen the longest night,
and we have seen unimaginable love.
So still, we believe.
Amen.
CREDIT INFO:
Liturgy by Rev. Sarah Speed | A Sanctified Art LLC | sanctifiedart.org