Loaves & Fishes Abound: Sermon & Selected Music from July 28, 2024 

Pastor Fox's sermon and selected music from a service held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Highspire, PA on July 28, 2024
Gathering Hymn- “Let Us Talents and Tongues Employ” ELW #674 LiNSTEAD words: Fred Kaan music: Adapted Doreen Potter, Jamaican folk tune
Gospel Acclamation- “Alleluia” p. 179, ELW, setting 7
Special Music- “Beautiful Savior” PUBLIC DOMAIN Anne Lentz Drake, vocal solo
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Renewed in Grace Co-operative Ministry is made up of two congregations, St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Highspire, PA and Trinity Lutheran Church in Steelton, PA, seeking to learn and grow together in faith and God’s love as we reach out to all people.
We do this through:
• Faithful worship - We hold combined worship services on Sundays both in-person and online. We then post the sermon and selected music from those services every Tuesday.
• Spiritual Formation - We have two Bible studies that meet weekly. One is at 9am that is both in-person and over Zoom. Another is held every Tuesday at 6:30pm over Zoom.
• Serving Others - We serve the communities of Highspire and Steelton through our clothing and food ministries.
• Building a loving Community - we do this by partnering with organizations that try to do good in the world.
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Whether you can give 50 cents or 5,000 dollars, your generosity is helping to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and provide spiritual sustenance to those in our communities of Highspire and Steelton. We greatly appreciate your gifts and will do our best to use your generosity to serve Christ by serving our neighbors.
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St. Peter’s Highspire and Trinity Steelton are located on the original and ancestral homelands of the Susquehannock peoples and we give thanks for their presence here since time immemorial. We also wish to recognize and honor all our Indigenous siblings who have and continue to call this land their home.