Celebration Service 6th September

Giving

Here are few options to give your offerings:

Direct Deposit: Account held with Baptist Financial Services
Account Name: Carlingford Baptist Church
BSB No: 704-922, No: 100016526

Other giving option for offerings only is through GIVEWAY- GIVE ONLINE

Traditional Worship

Great Is thy Faithfulness
Thomas Obediah Chisholm was born in a log cabin in Franklin, Kentucky in 1866. He received his education in a little country schoolhouse, and at age 16 began teaching at the same school. He became a Christian at age 27, and with no college or seminary training was ordained to the Methodist ministry at age 36. Chisholm served as a Methodist minister for a year, but ill health made it impossible for him to continue. He moved to Vineland, New Jersey, where he opened an insurance office.
Chisholm wrote hundreds of poems during his lifetime. In 1923, he was inspired by Lamentations 3:22-23 to write the text for the hymn, “Great is thy Faithfulness.” Those verses are as follows, “The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.”
He suffered ill health most of his adult life and therefore had a smaller than average income. Of this circumstance he said, “God has given me many wonderful displays of his providing care, which have filled me with astonishing gratefulness.”
Chisholm sent the words to one of his poems, “Great Is thy Faithfulness” to his friend, William Runyan, and Runyan wrote a musical setting.

I need The every hour
Annie Sherwood Hawks (May 28, 1836 – January 3, 1918) was an American poet and gospel … Lowry, himself a hymn-writer, encouraged Hawks to compose her own hymns. In 1868 … Lowry, who wrote the music, went on to say: “I Need Thee Every Hour” was written by Mrs. Annie S. Hawks, in 1872, in Brooklyn, New York.

Kids Church

Kids – make sure you check with your parents or another trusted adult before clicking on any links!

Abraham promised a son – Genesis 18:1-15 & 21:1-7

Explore the Story

Read the story from the bible, watch the video above and check out all the activities in
Together@Home’s Sunday Pack.

Stay Connected and Fellowship

Contact the church office to join a Sunday in Homes group

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We also have regular updates in our Kids Church Facebook and WhatsApp groups. Contact Emma or the Church Office to join.

Musical Worship

Check out our worship songs above, or explore some of the other worship music selected by our musicians on the service pages.

Memory Verse

Have a look at the ideas for remembering the memory verse in Together @ Home. You could use the ideas to help remember our monthly verse, the weekly verse or another verse that is important to you.

September Prayer Focus

This month our prayer focus is Forgiveness. God forgive us. Help us to forgive others.

You can also check out the prayer ideas in Together @ Home material each week, jump onto the CBC Facebook page to add a prayer request, or send in a photo to Oliver & Mei.

Our next CBC Community Video theme is Covid Projects.  Please send your photo or video to Emma by Sept 20th.

Kids Church Rewind

Watch our previous Kids Church Online sessions here.

Contemporary Worship

“Gone, gone, now my sin is dead and gone.” This song is such an anthem for the freedom we have in Christ.

May this playlist help you find joy in God and be free from the bondages of sin. It might be the chorus of people singing or the words that truly resonate with you.

Whatever it may be, let’s have fun praising Jesus and rejoice in him.

Eve