Parable of the Talents: Sunday, November 15th, 2020
November 15, 2020
GSJ Live-streamed Sunday Service Announcements @10:15am; Service @10:30
Our November 15th gospel reading is the "Parable of the Talents" (Matthew 25:14-30), forming the theme for the service led by the Rev. Teresa Burnett-Cole, with Stephanie Langill (Children's Time), Claire Savage (Minute for Mission) and of course, music led by James Caswell and singers from the choir.
You can find our service bulletin with hymns and announcements here.
Join in on the virtual offering plate for
M&S, Outreach & GSJ operational needs!
Though some members of the congregation will be attending GSJ in person, you can still join us for the livestream at the YouTube link below starting around 10:15 am on Sunday. If the link does not work, then go directly to YouTube
and view it from there or from our Facebook page. You will also be able to watch the service video at a later time at your convenience on YouTube.
We gather knowing that the choices we make each day shape the world we share. Please join us at 10:30 am ET online or in person.
Dear God, Water is a gift from you, help us to care for it, using only what we need, keep it from being polluted. Amen.
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