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Community Clover News for Nov. 30, 2009SoVaNow.com / November 30, 2009
Worship service at Scottsburg UMC opened with the prelude “Sanctuary” played by Lee Snead. Call to worship was “Seek Ye First” by the choir. Rev. Doug Sasser had welcome remarks, announcements, prayer and led the responsive reading from Psalm 132. Hymn of praise was “Love Divine, All Loves Excelling.” Rev. Doug read II Samuel 23: 1-7 and had joys and concerns, pastoral prayer and the Lord’s prayer. Call to prayer was “Thank You Lord” by the choir. Offertory hymn was “Change My Heart O God.” Ushers were Tim and Eric Snead. Choir anthem was “Come Ye Thankful People Come.” Rev. Doug read Revelation 1: 4-8 and led the Apostles Creed. Hymn of preparation was “Fairest Lord Jesus.” Rev. Doug read John 18: 33-37 and his message was “Are You a King?” Closing hymn was “There’s Something About That Name.” Benediction was “Threefold Amen.” Tim Snead was acolyte.Worship service at Clover UMC opened with the prelude “Lead Me O Lead Me” played by Joyce Edmondson. Call to worship was “O How He Loves You and Me” by the choir. Rev. Doug had welcome remarks, announcements and prayer and led the responsive reading from Psalm 132. Hymn of praise was “Love Divine, All Loves Excelling.” Rev. Doug read II Samuel 23: 1-7 and had joys and concerns, pastoral prayer and the Lord’s prayer. Offertory hymn was “Everyday People.” Ushers were Edd Edmondson and Clayton Lacks. Choir anthem was “In Times Like These.” Rev. Doug read Revelation 1: 4-8 and led the Apostles Creed. Hymn of preparation was “Fairest Lord Jesus.” Rev. Doug read John 18: 33-37 and his message was “Are You a King?” Closing hymn was “There’s Something About That Name.” Benediction was “God Be With You Till We Meet Again.” Susan Caddy was acolyte. Prayer list: Maurine Ligon, Hugh and T.T. Edmondson, Owen Francis, Madeline Moorefield, Mike and Laura Ligon, Thomas Snead, Dorothy Wilmouth, Hap Hagood, Jane Buchanan, Helen Owen, Ruth Moorefield, Frances Bragg, Bill Scott, Virginia Satterfield, Catheryn Culley, Jay Crews, Phyllis Dunn, Eva Guill, Catherine Heath, Ora McDowell, Wayne Newcomb, Larry Styers, Dorothy Talley, Helen and Billy Watts, Al Wilmouth, Rosa Lowery, Elizabeth Wilmouth, Angie Privette, Daisy Glass, Doris Bishop, Malcolm Ogburn, Farris Hudson, Nancy Nichols, Louise McKinney, sympathy to the family and friends of Dinky Conner. Juanita Smiley visited Maurine Ligon, Mrs. Annie Ricketts, Mr. Stewart during the week. On Friday, she visited Alfred and Jeanette Ligon, Hugh and T.T. Edmondson and Louise McKinney. Willie and Angie Privette enjoyed lunch at MiCaretta Tuesday and later visited Libby Privette. Mary and Cecil Tharpe visited family and friends in Boydton last week. Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary to those celebrating this week. Have a happy and safe week. Halifax Community
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