Order of Service June 14@10am Eastern
Second Presbyterian Church Oil City, Pennsylvania
June 14, 2026 3rd Sunday After Pentecost
Prelude Tech Team
Welcome and Announcements
Call to Worship (based on Psalm 100)
L/ Shout for joy to the Lord and worship God in gladness; sing joyfully before God’s throne.
P/ Know it is God who made us and we are His; We are God’s very people, the sheep of His pasture.
L/ Come now into God’s house; worship God with thanksgiving and praise
P/ Remember this—God is good and God’s love lasts forever and ever, in all generations.
Hymn of Praise: #8 Praise to the Lord the Almighty
Confession and Assurance
L/ Let us take a moment of silence to reflect on our need for forgiveness…
P/ Forgive us Lord because we so often focus on our own desires and think only about ourselves. Forgive us the arrogance when we claim we are our own person instead of identifying as your people. Forgive us Lord and remake us. Increase our faith so that we trust in You and grow into your disciples.
L/ Hear these words of scripture: “You know that it was not with perishable things like silver or gold but with the blood of Christ you were redeemed.” (1 Peter 1: 18-19) I declare our sins are forgiven and we are remade by the blood of Jesus and the Life of the Spirit.
Doxology (Glory be to the Father…”)
Passing of the Peace
Children’s Chat Tammy Botts
Special Music Pam Keverline
Reading Scripture
Prayer for Illumination
Old Testament: Exodus 19: 3-8
New Testament: Matthew 9: 35-10:10
Sermon “Workers for God” Rev. Dr. Tim Harmon
Affirmation of Faith: Hymn-- Freely, Freely (#447):
God forgave my sin in Jesus’ name; I’ve been born again in Jesus’ name; and in Jesus’ name I come to you to share His love as He told me to. He said freely, freely you have received—freely, freely give; Go in My name and because you believe, others will know that I live.
We Offer Our Tithes of Time, Talent, and Resources
Special Music Pam Keverline
Hymn: Praise God from Whom All Blessing Flow
Prayers of the People
Lord’s Prayer (using debts, debtors)
Prayer of Thanksgiving (from our Reformed Heritage)
L/ Almighty God, bless your people, fill us with thanksgiving and peace. May your hope and love unite us in wholeness—one in Body, one in Spirit, and one in the hope of our calling, all through the gift of your endless grace. (Liturgy of St. Mark, Alexandrian Orthodox Church attributed to Cyril of Alexandria, 196 AD)
Benediction
Closing Hymn: #354 Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
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