Service Bulletin

Sunday, January 11, 2026 at 10:15 a.m. Church Gathering with Rev. Tricia Lytle

Today’s service will be held indoors in the sanctuary as an in-person service and also live streamed at this link.  Click on “live” for the live stream.  Join us!   

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Gathering Music                                    Polly Dunford                                      

Welcome and Announcements                 Diane Lee                         

Special Music “Calypso Carol”              Dave Johnson, guitar

Music by Michael Perry                          Laurie Gentry, flute

Arranged by David Johnson                   Kyle Bruenning, marimba

Polly Dunford, piano

Call to Worship

Wonderful is the God of Christ, who gathers the poor of the earth.

Glorious is our God, who wipes away the tears of sorrow.

Wonderful is the God of Christ, who gives inheritance to the meek.

Glorious is our God, who satisfies the hunger of the just.

Wonderful is the God of Christ, who gives mercy to the merciful.

Glorious is our God, who gives vision to the pure in heart.

Wonderful is the God of Christ, who adopts the peacemakers.

Glorious is our God, who lifts high the persecuted.

Wonderful is the God of Christ, who finds the lost.

Glorious is our God, who awakens the dead.

~written by Bruce Prewer

Opening Hymn              Potluck Hymn

Scripture Lesson         Matthew 5:1-12

 

Sermon             “Blessed Are the Ones….”             Rev. Tricia G. Lytle

Joys and Concerns

Prayers of the People 

Closing Hymn and Offertory           Potluck Hymn

Benediction

Discussion 

Shalom  (meaning - “May you be well and whole and in communion with all creation.”)

Shalom, my friends, Shalom, my friends, Shalom, Shalom.

Till we meet again, Till we meet again, Shalom, Shalom.                       *************************************************************************************

Calendar of Service -

January 18 - Rev. Dr. Steve Morgan; Communion; Session meeting

January 25 - TBD 

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Choir practice for the Lenten season will start on Sunday, January 25, at 9:25 in the choir room.  New members are welcome.  Please come a few minutes early to get your music. See you there!  Polly🎶

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Al-Anon meets in the church building on Saturdays from 9:30-10:30.  Volunteers have been asked to open and close the building for them.

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Bible Study is reconvening on Monday, January 5, at 6:30 pm through Zoom.  The new topic is The Origins of Christianity as a historical and theological study.  If you’d like to be added to the Zoom invite list, contact Cynthia at cynthiakwarner@mac.com.

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Immigration Workshop:   On Thursday, January 22, First Baptist Church in Pendleton (FBCP) will host a workshop where local community experts will present immigration solutions that welcome immigrants and refugees as neighbors without harming the interests of American citizens.  This workshop will be from 6 PM to 8 PM in the Fellowship Hall of FBCP.  The workshop is free and parking is easy!

More details are here:  https://immigrationbridges.substack.com/p/immigration-bridges-workshop

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The next Campus Edge Concert (CEC) at Saint Andrew Catholic Church will take place on Sunday, January 25 at 3:00.  The concert will be presented by Petrie Winds, a faculty quintet in residence at Converse College in Spartanburg and is free.  This woodwind quintet plays both classical and contemporary arrangements.  Saint Andrew's Church in Clemson is located at 209 Sloan St. in downtown Clemson and has plenty of free parking.

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Coats and winter wear are still being collected for South Main Chapel and Mercy Center.  If you have any that are very gently worn, please bring them in to church.

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Please remember to donate non-perishable food items to AIM (Anderson Interfaith Ministries).  An extra item when you shop is a great help to others in our community.

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Remember in prayer:  Jay Lyn Martin and Jerry Meehan; Mary Alice Mundy; Latha Semones; Immigrant families; Victims of all violence, oppression, and injustice; People of the World in ALL walks of life and strife.
NACCP is an inclusive Faith Community that values questions
and the journey to the answers.
Pianist and Choir Director: Polly Dunford
Mailing address: 4200 Liberty Highway, Anderson, SC 29621
Phone: 864-225-3575
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