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The importance of letters

1/22/2020

The importance of letters

The scripture reading for this Sunday, January 19 was 1 Corinthians 1:1-9. The choir sang "We Shall Overcome," by Tom Trendy. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.

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Advent Peace

12/11/2019

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Advent peace

The scripture reading for this Sunday, December 8, was Matthew 3:1-12. Joyce Courtois and the choir sang "O Thou that Tellest Good Tidings to Zion," by George Frideric Handel. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.

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The balm in Gilead

9/30/2019

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The balm in Gilead
This scripture lesson for Sunday, September 29 was Jeremiah 8:18-9:1. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation. The music included a soloist singing "Be Not Afraid" by Craig Courtney; and the choir singing the African American spiritual "There is a Balm In Gilead" arranged by William L. Dawson.

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The Spirit

5/20/2019

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The Spirit

The scripture reading for Sunday, May 19 was Acts 16:9-15. The choir sang "Glory Be to God" by Sergei Rachmaninoff. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.

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Epiphany Sunday

1/8/2019

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Epiphany Sunday

The scripture reading for this Epiphany Sunday, January 6, was Matthew 2:1-12.
Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.
The choir sang "Saw You Never in the Twilight" arranged by Robert Edward Smith.

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A celebration of the African-American Spiritual

5/8/2018

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A celebration of the African-American Spiritual

The scripture lessons for this Sunday were Psalm 56:1-4 and Psalm 59:16-17. Our proclamation was sung by our choir. Included in this recording:
"Hush" arranged by Alice Parker,
"There Is a Balm in Gilead" arranged by William L. Dawson,
"The Creation" from God's Trombones by James Weldon Johnson, narrated by Moses Mason,
"Listen to the Lambs" by Nathaniel Dett.

This Sunday was also a day of celebration for our new building. All ages joined in writing thier hopes and prayers for the future on the framing (Photo). And we welcomed organist Patrick Parker!

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Good Friday.

3/20/2018

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Good Friday.

This is the entire recording of the Tenebrae or Good Friday service that Covenant held on Sunday, March 18th. The service consists of music and readings from Mark chapter 15.

The order of worship from the service can be found online here: https://www.covenanthouston.org/worship-orders.html.

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Stay awake.

3/12/2018

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Stay awake.

On Sunday, March 11, we reflected on Thursday of Holy Week. Included in this week's recording:
A duet of "Panis Angelicus" by Cesar Frank, the scripture lesson Mark 14:22-72, Rev. Laura Mayo giving the proclamation, and the choir singing "Pange Lingua" by Anton Bruckner.

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How are we going to follow?

3/6/2018

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How are we going to follow?

This Sunday, March 4, we reflected on Wednesday of Holy Week.
The Covenant Choir sang "Os Justi" by Anton Bruckner.
Laura Mayo gave the proclamation. Our scripture lesson was Mark 14:1-11.

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This image above is from the front of Covenant's order of worship for Sunday.

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God's justice.

2/20/2018

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God’s justice.

On this Sunday, February 18, we reflected on Palm Sunday and Monday of Holy Week.

The Choir sang "Send Out Thy Light" by M. A. Balakireff.
Our scripture lesson was Mark 11:1-11, 15-19.
The piano soloist (a Covenant youth) played "Improvisation No. 15 in C minor" by Francis Poulenc.
Rev. Laura Mayo gave our proclamation God's Justice.

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The importance of letters

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Stay awake.

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