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This Sunday
at Richmond's First Baptist Church | January 11
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Worship services @ 8:30 & 11
a.m.
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Dr. Jim Somerville begins his series,
"The Seven First Words of
Christ" with a sermon entitled, "Let it Be" based upon Mark 1:4-11
● Music by the Church Choir. |
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Lectionary Scripture
readings for this Sunday
Genesis 1:1-5
Psalm 29
Acts 19:1-7
Mark 1:4-11
Access the Lectionary on Vanderbilt University Library's web site. |
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On TV8 @ 11am
(the worship service of January 4, 2009)
Ashley Larson sings, "Welcome to Our World."
The Church Choir sings,
"At the Name of Jesus"
Barbara Lipford sings, "Mary, Did You Know?"
Dr. Somerville's message,
"The
Journey Goes On"
The congregation sings "The Lord's Prayer" |
Last Sunday |
January 4
This service will be broadcast on WRIC TV8 Sunday, January 11 @ 11 a.m.
Dr. Somerville's sermon, "The Journey Goes On"
Windows Media
MP3
Read a transcript of the sermon.
Download
the Sunday bulletin.
Sunday |
December 28
(This service was not broadcast.)
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the Sunday bulletin.
Dr. Somerville's sermon, "Sharing the Journey"
Windows Media
MP3
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hear the sermon.
Read a transcript of the sermon.
Dr. Somerville's
charge and benediction.
(In compliance with copyright laws and licensing restrictions,
the music from the worship service cannot be made available online.)
Sunday |
December 21
The Fourth Sunday of Advent
The 11:00 a.m. service aired live on WRIC-TV8.
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the Sunday bulletin.
Dr. Somerville's sermon, "Love is the Journey"
Windows Media
MP3
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hear the sermon.
Read a transcript of the sermon.
The
FirstRingers play, "Joy to the World"
by G. F. Handel and Lowell Mason; arranged by Cynthia Dobrinski
copyright 2000 by AGAPE.
One Accord
sings, "This Christmastide"
Words by Jane McCulloch; Music by Donald Fraser
copyright 1988 by Hinshaw Music Inc.
The Church Choir
sings, "And then shall your light break forth" from "Elijah"
by Felix Mendelssohn
(In compliance with copyright laws and licensing restrictions,
some of the music from the worship service cannot be made available online.)
Sunday |
December 14
The Third Sunday of Advent
The 11:00 a.m. service aired live on WRIC-TV8.
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the Sunday bulletin.
Dr. Somerville's sermon, "Joy on the Journey"
Windows Media
MP3
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hear the sermon.
Read a transcript of the sermon.
Music Makers and
Carol Choir
sing, "Let's Light a Candle."
Words and Music by David T. Clydsedale.
copyright 1996 Word Music
New Song
Youth One Choir sings, "Rise Up Shepherd and Follow."
Traditional Spiritual, adapted and arranged by Roger Emerson.
copyright 1994 by Emersongs.
Ann Carter
sings, "Song of Mary."
adapted by Ragan Courtney. Music by Buryl Red.
copyright 1972 Broadman Press, assigned to Van Ness Press, Inc.
The Church
Choir sings, "Gloria In Excelsis Deo."
Music by Dan and Heidi Goeller, arranged by Dan Goeller.
copyright 2008 Dan Goeller Music.
Sunday |
December 7
The Second Sunday of Advent
The 11:00 a.m. service aired live on WRIC-TV8.
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the Sunday bulletin.
Dr. Somerville's sermon, "Peace in the Journey"
Windows Media
MP3
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hear the sermon.
Read a transcript of the sermon.
See and hear
Eunice Kim's piano prelude, "Christmas Collage."
arranged by David Carnes. Edited by Don Phillips.
arrangement copyright 1994 Van Ness Press, Inc.
See and
hear Xin-Yi, Vivien and Jane Fergusson sing, "Some Children See Him."
Words by Wihla Hutson. Music by Alfred Burt. Arranged by Joseph
M. Martin.
Copyright 1954 & 1957 Hollis Music, Inc.
(In compliance with copyright laws and licensing restrictions,
some of the music from the worship service cannot be made available online.)
Sunday |
November 30
The First Sunday of Advent
The 11:00 a.m. service aired live on WRIC-TV8.
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the Sunday bulletin.
Dr. Somerville's sermon, "Hope for the Journey"
Windows Media
MP3
See and
hear the sermon.
Read a transcript of the sermon.
See and hear
the FirstRingers play, "Now the Green Blade Riseth."
French Carol, arranged by Kevin McChesney.
See and hear
Amy El-Khouri sing, "O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion."
by G. F. Handel.
See and hear
the Church Choir sing, "And the Glory of the Lord."
by G. F. Handel.
Music and sermons from
previous Sundays...
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