Sunday, February 28, 2021 - Lent 2
February 26, 2021
Glebe-St. James' live-streamed worship service
Join us to share in our worship together, even though we are physically apart. Worship will be lead by GSJ coordinating Minister Teresa Burnett Cole, taking us on a journey through history in song to meditate on Black History Month. Our scripture reading this week comes from James 2:1-10, 14-17.
James Caswell, our minister of music, and members of choir, Julia Barry, Zoe Fortier and Jessica Simpson will lead us in music.
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!
The livestream at the YouTube link below starts at around 10:20am (announcements) for the 10:30am Sunday service; During the livestream using the link below, you'll be prompted to click through to watch the video right on YouTube. If you're watching the service video at a later time, it should play in the video player below.
After the service (as it is the last week of the month), rather than our Zoom coffee hour, join in on the 1pm Zoom Hymn sing (head to "What's happening?" to find the zoom link and the pdf of the songs). Friends and family members warmly welcome! Strangers too!
Seeing What Jesus Sees. Join us in person or online at 10:30 am.
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