Saturday evening is traditionally considered the first eve of the Sunday that it precedes. The second eve of that Sunday is Sunday evening itself. Sunday begins at dusk on its first eve and stretches into the evening on its second eve. The Anglican tradition is not alone in offering prayer on both eves. So do the Catholic, Lutheran, Methodist, and Orthodox traditions. Baptists, Presbyterians, and other devote Christians also prepare for Sunday on Saturday evening and worship God on Sunday evening as well as Sunday morning. It is one of the many ways that Christians practice their faith. Whether you belong to a particular faith tradition or to none at all, we welcome your participation in All Hallows Evening Prayer.
The Scripture reading for Saturday evening is John 14: 1-14 Jesus the Way to the Father. The homily is titled, “One Path or Many Paths?”
The dismissal song, Craig Phillip’s anthem, “The House of Faith Has Many Rooms” is available from Selah Publishing Company. It was originally commissioned for and was premiered at the 1998 Mississippi Conference.
The link to Saturday evening’s service is: https://allhallowsmurray.blogspot.com/2021/01/all-hallows-evening-prayer-for-saturday_29.html#more
Please feel free to share the link to Saturday evening’s service with anyone whom you believe might benefit from the service.
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Previous services are online at https://allhallowsmurray.blogspot.com/
May this service be a blessing to you.
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