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First the structure of a liturgy can free a community from human ego and give the Spirit of God space to work. Structure actually promotes freedom, expression and creativity. This may seem counter-intuitive. It may seem that having an order of service, especially such a traditional one, would be stifling – I will admit that I have been to some liturgical services tha...
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The one little thing in a liturgical service that should and could be easily adopted by every church – and which is commonly lacking in most modern evangelical services – is the reading of scripture. Every single week in a liturgical service the community hears large sections of the Old and New Testaments read to them out loud – the primary manner in whic...
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So we’ve been doing our thing, Mercy Community, for almost a year and some good stuff is going on. But, to be quiet honest I’ve been a bit disappointed. Now much of that may be our own fault. We may have jumped the gun a little on starting our worship service. Maybe we should h...
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We had our first service last Sunday night. We didn't really remind anyone about it, so it was only Jessi, Ian, Cosette and I. That was alright, because it gave us a chance to run through what for us is a very new way of doing a church service. It went great. Here is our order of service.
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