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1. www.trinitychurchboston.org › sites › defaultThe Twenty-Sixth Sunday after Pentecost

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   participate by offering your pledge today if you have not already done so: Complete the attached pledge card and place it in the basket during the Offertory, or mail it to the church using the envelope provided. Pledges can also be made online — just follow the link in the QR code printed here or directly at

2. resources.ecww.org › public › StewardshipPrayersStewardship Prayers health, our families, our friends, the ...

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   – from Responding to God: A System for Congregational Giving and Sharing Prayer over Pledge Cards Gracious and loving God, giver of all that is good and true and beautiful and life-giving. These cards represent our sweat, they represent our lives, they represent our dreams. The pledges which we make on them are but tokens of the awesome

3. www.umcdiscipleship.org › resources › stewardshipStewardship Prayer/Liturgy - Discipleship Ministries

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   Stewardship Prayer/Liturgy. ONE: Great God of all provision, we bring to you this day our gifts of traditional tithe. MANY: May our material giving reflect not our bounty, but yours, O God. ONE: Creator God, who has uniquely crafted each of us, we bring to you this day our gifts of talent. MANY: May our creativity glorify your Creating Spirit ...

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   9 PREFACE The genesis of The Worship Sourcebook goes back to a comment made during a discussion at the 1999 Conference on Liturgy and Music in Wheaton, Illinois. Responding to a question about what resources would be most helpful to

5. www.churchofengland.org › sites › defaultSoW Generosity 1 - The Church of England

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   PREPARATION. In preparation for this act of worship, you might wish to pray privately this Ignatian Prayer for Generosity. Lord, teach me to be generous. Teach me to serve you as you deserve; to give and not to count the cost, to fight and not to heed the wounds, to toil and not to seek for rest, to labour and not to ask for reward, save that ...

6. www.episcopalchurch.org › wp-content › uploadsPrayer Over Pledge Cards - The Episcopal Church

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   Prayer Over Pledge Cards. Gracious and loving God, giver of all that is good and true and beautiful and life-giving. These cards represent our sweat, they represent our lives, they represent our dreams. The pledges which we make on them are but tokens of the awesome gifts that have been given to us and they are pledged in thanksgiving for all ...

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   How do you worship God in the shadow of God's peace?

   • In the shadow of God’s peace, in the powerful name of Jesus, and with the hope of the Holy Spirit, let us worship God. 1 In the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Our help is in the name of the Lord, who made heaven and earth. Grace be to you and peace from God our Father and our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.

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   What does the Lord's prayer teach us?

   • The Lord’s Prayer remains the model prayer for all Christians. It teaches us that what we ask of God must be rooted in praise and blessing (“hallowed be your name”) and must flow out of the most basic of Christian desires—that God’s kingdom come and God’s will be done.

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   How do worshipers respond to God's blessing?

   • Worshipers may respond with words or gestures to indicate their acceptance of God’s blessing (for example, by voicing an audible “Amen” or by holding out their hands as a sign of receiving God’s blessing).

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   How do you worship God?

   • You shall not make yourself an image of anything to worship it. Living no more in bondage to earthly gods, we will worship the Lord our God in spirit and in truth. You shall not misuse the name of the Lord. We will use the holy name of God with reverence, praising him in everything we do and say.

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   Who prayed for forgiveness?

   • Let us remember Jesus, who prayed for the forgiveness of those who rejected him and for the perfecting of those who received him; who loved all people and prayed for them, even if they denied and rejected him; who hated sin because he knew the cost of pride and selfishness, of cruelty and hatred, both to people and to God.

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   How do congregations respond to God's blessing?

   • Some congregations respond to the blessing with “the passing of the peace” as a way of extending God’s blessing to each other and beginning a time of congregational fellowship (see Mutual Greeting in section 1.3). People of God, hear now these words of blessing. As you prepare to leave, gratefully hear now God’s word of blessing.

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8. www.firstpresbyterian.org › sites › defaultREFORMATION DEDICATION SUNDAY - First Presbyterian

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   completing a pledge and placing it in the plate during the offering this morning. Pledge cards are available in the pews, or you may complete your pledge online. Each pledge is a piece of a larger fabric of commit-ment that undergirds our devotion to uncondition-al welcome, passionate worship, wholehearted learning and gener-ous service. Our 2022