Author: Pastor Aleese Kenitzer

Luke 3:1-16 | Regardless of where you live, you likely know that road construction makes a serious mess. But (most of the time) all that mess is for a purpose: to make a clearer, smoother, more direct, and safer way for people to get from point A to point B. As we hear John the Baptist proclaim a message of repentance this weekend, we hear him reference the prophet Isaiah, promising the Israelites that GOD would build a highway so that all people would have a clearer, smoother, more direct, and safer way to see – and experience – the salvation of God. This work has been done! But then, now, what do we do? This is the question posed to John by the crowds, and is the question that we ponder as we consider the good that is ours to do as a part of God’s construction crew today. So as you continue your Advent journey, take a break at a wayside for a moment to be reminded of God’s faithfulness and to be fueled for the work that God has called us to in the kingdom today.

Sunday, December 15, 2024, Third Sunday in Advent Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission.Prayer by Rev. Sarah (Are) Speed | A Sanctified Art LLC | sanctifiedart.org. Gathering: Prepare The Royal Highway. Text: Frans Mikael Franzén, 1722-1847; tr, Lutheran Book of Worship. Music: Swedish folk tune, 17th cent. Text and Music: © 1978 Lutheran Book of Worship, admin. Augsburg Fortress. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: Do The Good That’s Yours To Do. Text: Anna Strickland, A Sanctified Art 2024. Music: from the Piae Cantiones, 1582. Text and Music: © 2024 A Sanctified Art. Public Domain. Covered under A Sanctified Art LLC. Offering: O Come All Ye Faithful. Text: attr. John Francis Wade, 1711-1786; tr. Frederick Oakeley, 1802-1880, sts. 1, 3-4; tr. unknown, st. 2. Music: attr. John Francis Wade. Text and Music: © Public Domain. Sending Song: All Earth Is Hopeful. Text: Alberto Taulé, b. 1932; tr, Madeleine Forell Marshall, b, 1946. Music: Alberto Taulé, b. 1932. Text and Music © 1993 Centro de Pastoral Litúrgica, admin. OCP Publications. Covered under One License subscription.

Ruth 1:1-5, 8-17; Luke 1:39-45 | As we add figures to our nativity scenes, it may be tempting to think about each individual character in isolation. But throughout the story, there’s an emphasis of being together in community. The angels appear to numerous shepherds in the fields, and Mary – after hearing the news she is to bear God’s Son – goes to her relative Elizabeth’s house. The story of Christ’s incarnation includes so many people, walking together, because they need one another to discover what God is doing in their midst. In the same way, throughout Scripture, and throughout our lives, we need one another for protection, for sanctuary, and to discern what God is up to in our lives and communities. So as you continue through the Advent season, braid yourself together with us in community, as we hear God’s invitation to dwell in us, as Emmanuel, and as we are sent to become Christ’s sanctuary for all God’s people.

Sunday, December 8, 2024, Second Sunday in Advent Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission.Prayer by Rev. Sarah (Are) Speed | A Sanctified Art LLC | sanctifiedart.org. Gathering: Light Dawns on a Weary World. Text and Music: Mary Loise Bringle, William P. Rowan. Text and Music: © 2000, 2002 GIA Publications, Inc. Covered under One License
subscription. Hymn of the Day: To Be Known. Text: Anna Strickland, A Sanctified Art 2024. Music: John Baptiste Calkin, 1872. Text and Music: © 2024 A Sanctified Art. Public Domain. Covered under A Sanctified Art LLC. Offering: Lo How a Rose E’er Blooming. Text: German carol, 15th cent.; tr. Theodore Baker, 1851-1934, sts. 1-2; Harriet R. Krauth, 1845-1925, st. 3; John C. Mattes, 1876-1948, st. 4 Music: Alte catholische geistliche Kirchengesänge, Köln, 1599; arr. Michael Practorius, 1571-1621. Text and Music: © Public Domain. Sending Song: He Came Down. Text: Cameroon traditional. Music: Cameroon traditional; arr. John L. Bell, b. 1949. Arr. © 1986 Iona community admin. GIA Publications, Inc. Public Domain.

Isaiah 43:1-7; Luke 1:26-38 | This weekend we begin the season of Advent, preparing for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. As we wait, we hear the story of the angel Gabriel appearing to Mary, calling her blessed. To be called “blessed” may seem to be something reserved just for “special” people like Mary. But, since the beginning, God has created us and formed us to be a blessing because we belong to God. And as such, we – like Mary – are called forth to bear God’s Word into the world. So, as we begin this holy season, join us as we enfold ourselves once again in God’s promises for us, and as we live into our purpose to be God’s blessing to all the world.

Sunday, December 1, 2024, First Sunday in Advent Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission.Prayer by Rev. Sarah (Are) Speed | A Sanctified Art LLC | sanctifiedart.org. Gathering: Christ Blessed Be the God of Israel. Text: Carl P. Daw Jr., b. 1944, based on Luke 1:68-79. Music: English folk tune; arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1872-1958. Text and Music: ©
1989 Hop Publishing Company & Oxford University Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: In Case No One Ever Told You. Text: Anna Strickland, A Sanctified Art 2024. Music: Ernewerten Gesangbuch, Part II, Stralsund, 1665. Text and Music: © 2024 A Sanctified Art. Public Domain. Covered under A Sanctified Art LLC. Offering: On the Wind of Spirit. Text and Music: Mark Hayes. Text and Music: © 2016 The Lorenz Publishing Corporation. Covered under One License subscription. Sending Song: The Angel Gabriel from Heaven Came. Text: Basque carol; para, Sabine Baring-Gould, 1834-1924. Music: Basque carol; arr. E. Edgar Pettman, 1865-1943, and John Wickham. Arr: © 1955, 1983 E. H. Freemen, Ltd, admin. Glenwood Music Corp. Covered under One License subscription.

John 18:33-37; Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14; Revelation 1:4b-8 | Each year, before the church turns to a new year – celebrating Advent and the coming of Christ – the church observes Christ the King Sunday. Throughout Scripture, we hear numerous images of Christ as Lord of all, bringing God’s Kingdom to earth. Today, language of royalty may not resonate as deeply in our cultural context. But still, we confess Jesus as Lord over all things. So then, in 2024, what does it mean for Jesus to be Lord of our lives and of our world? And, what difference does it make in how we live as followers of Christ? Before turning to the coming Christmas celebration, join us this weekend for worship, as we turn to Christ as the only one who merits our glory and praise, and as we are sent forth as ambassadors of God’s reign on earth.  

Sunday, November 24, 2024, Christ the King Sunday Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. Gathering: Crown Him With Many Crowns. Text and Music: DIADEMATA, George Elvey. Text and Music: © Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Kyrie: Lord, Have Mercy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan. Text and Music: © 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of Praise: Glory to God. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2009 Oregon Catholic Press.
Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: Jesus Shall Reign. Text: Isaac Watts. Music: attr. John Hatton. DUKE STREET. Text and Music: © Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Offering: We Gather Together. Text: trans. by Theodore Baker. Music: 16th cent. Dutch melody; arr. by Edward Kremser. Text and Music: Public Domain. Communion Liturgy: Holy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Song: Hymn to Christ the King. Text and Music: Sarah Hart, Josh Blakesley, Sarah Kroger, Ike Ndolo. Text and Music: © 2016 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One
License subscription. Sending Song: Soon and Very Soon. Text and Music: Andrae Crouch, b. 1945. Music and Text: © 1976 Bud John Songs, Inc/Crouch Music; admin. EMI Christian Music Publishing. Covered under CCLI subscription.

Mark 13:1-8; Hebrews 10:11-25 | Even before we tune into the news, it’s likely we could predict the stories we’ll hear. There’s seemingly a pattern to news cycles, and even more so, a pattern to human behavior throughout history. Seeing this, it may feel as though we’re caught in a never-ending cycle of the same story without hope of any change. But amidst everything around us and within us, God promises to deliver new life into this world. We await this life – in all its fullness – with hope and expectation. But as we wait, we don’t do so passively. Instead, we – as the church – are called to be midwives to what God is already doing. So this weekend, take a moment to hold fast to the assurance of our God who is faithful, and pick up your work gloves while you’re at it. For God’s reign is about to be delivered.

Sunday, November 17, 2024, Twenty-sixth Sunday Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. Gathering:Christ Whose Glory Fills the Skies. Text: Charls Wesley, 1707-1788. Music: J. G. Werner, Choralbuck, 1815. Text and Music: Public Domain. Kyrie: Lord, Have Mercy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan. Text and Music: © 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of Praise: Glory to God. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy.  Text and Music: © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: When Peace Like a River. Text: Horatio G. Spafford, 1828-1888. Music: Philip P. Bliss, 1838-1876. Public Domain. Offering: Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart. Text and Music: Frederick Atkinson, Mark Hayes. Text and Music: © 2006 The Lorenz Publishing Corporation. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Liturgy: Holy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Song: This Is My Fathers World. Text and Music: Mark Hayes. Text and Music: © 2006 The Lorenz Publishing Corporation.  Covered under One License subscription. Sending Song: Canticle of the Turning. Text:. Music: Rory Cooney, b. 1952, based on the Magnificat. Music: Irish traditional. Text: © 1990 GIA Publications, Inc.  Covered under One License subscription.

Revelation 21:1-6a; Isaiah 25:6-9; John 11:32-44 | Throughout Scripture, we are given visions of the fullness of God’s Kingdom where death is no more, where mourning and crying and pain have been swallowed up, and where all things are made new. This is the hope we cling to as people who proclaim Christ as our resurrection and our life. And yet, still, though we live in part in God’s Kingdom made manifest among us, we anticipate the fulfillment of Christ’s Kingdom. So as we wait, and as we remember before God the saints who have gone before us and the saints who’ve joined our number through the sacrament of baptism, join us for worship as we look in hope for all that God is about to do, and as we join hands with God in God’s redeeming work in the world, today.

Sunday, November 3, 2024, All Saints Sunday Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. Gathering: For All the Saints. Text: William W. How, 1823-1897. Music: Ralph Vaughan Williams, 1872-1958. Text and Music: © Oxford University Press. Covered under One License subscription. Kyrie: Lord, Have Mercy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan. Text and Music: © 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of Praise: Glory to God. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy.  Text and Music: © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: Behold the host Arrayed in White. Text and Music: Gracia Grindal. Text and Music: © 1978 Augsburg Fortress Publishers. Covered under One License subscription. Offering Song: Lead Me, Guide Me. Text and Music: Doris Akers. Text and Music: © 1953 Alfred Sacred. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Liturgy: Holy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Song: Behold, I Make All Things New. Text and Music: Esther Mui based on Revelation 21:3-5. Text and Music: © 2011 Esther Mui. Used by permission from scripturesongsforworship.com Sending Song: Oh When the Saints Go Marching In. Text and Music: African American spiritual; arr. hymnal version. Arr.: © 2020 Augsburg Fortress. Covered under One License subscription.

Psalm 46; John 8:31-36; Jeremiah 31:31-34 | In the midst of the Reformation, much of Luther’s world was shaking and trembling. Still today, when we look at the world around us, the church, and even our lives, we may feel unsettled. And yet, God’s Word promises we have something to hang onto – God as our refuge – and we have something to dwell in as our truth and freedom – Jesus Christ. Through Christ, we trust that we have been made new, we have been re-formed by grace, and now we are invited to continue in God’s Word as living agents of God’s re-formation of all things. So join us this weekend, as we return to Christ as our Word, seeking freedom and reformation, and as we allow God to shape us for the ongoing reforming work of his kingdom.

Sunday, October 27, 2024, Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. Gathering:: A Mighty Fortress is Our King. Text and Music: Martin Luther, 1483-1546; tr. Lutheran Book of Worship. Text: © Lutheran Book of Worship, admin. Augsburg Fortress. Music: Public Domain. Kyrie: Lord, Have Mercy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan. Text and Music: © 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of Praise: Glory to God. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy.  Text and Music: © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: The Church of Christ in Every Age. Text and Music: Fred Pratt Green, William Knapp. Text and Music: © 1971 Hope Publishing Company. Covered under One License subscription. Offering: I’ve Got Peace Like a River. Text and Music: Marvin Gaspard, Mark Hayes. Text and Music: © 2016 The Lorenz Publishing Corporation. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Liturgy: Holy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Song: Justified by Faith Alone. Text and Music: Jacob Daniel Bond. Text and Music: © 2020 Jacob Daniel Bond (Admin. by Jake Bond Music LLC.) Covered under CCLI subscription. Sending Song: Send Us Out. Text and Music: James Hersch. Text and Music: © 1994 Dakota Road Music. Covered under One License subscription.

Mark 10:17-31 | Do you have that closet, or basement, or corner of the house where everything that you don’t know what to do with gets stashed? Even for the most organized people, it’s all too easy to accumulate “stuff.” At our best, we may acknowledge that our “stuff” – and even our money or wealth – doesn’t define us. But still, it’s all too tempting to hang onto things (even, our very selves) out of a desire to remain “in control.” So then, what do we make of Jesus’ interaction with a rich man who’s seeking eternal life? Join us for worship this weekend as we acknowledge what we’ve accumulated and as we hear Jesus’ call to unburden ourselves so that we can be lifted up to live and serve in God’s Kingdom.

Sunday, October 13, 2024, Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. Gathering:Gather Us In. Text and Music: Marty Haugen. Text and Music: © 1982 GIA Publications, Inc. Covered under One License subscription. Kyrie: Lord, Have Mercy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan. Text and Music: © 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of Praise: Glory to God. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy.  Text and Music: © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: Take My Life That I May Be. Text and Music: Mark Sedio. Text and Music: © 1999 Augsburg Fortress Publishers. Covered under One License subscription. Offering:Lord, You Give the Great Commission. Text and Music: Jeffery Rowthorn, Cyril V. Taylor. Text and Music: 1978, 1942, 1970 Hope Publishing Company. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Liturgy: Holy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Song: I Surrender All. Music: Rosemary Siemens. Recorded & Produced: Eli Bennett. Text and Music: © Public Domain. Sending Song:Listen God is Calling. Text and Music: Howard S. Olson, Austin C. Lovelace. Text and Music: © 1993 Augsburg Fortress Publishers. Covered under One License subscription.

Genesis 1:26-31; Psalm 8; Peter 4:8-11; Matthew 25:1a, 14-30 | In the book of Genesis, God gives humanity “dominion” over the earth. Later, in the Psalms, God gives us “dominion” over the works of God’s hands. Unfortunately, “dominion” often carries negative connotations. So then, what does it mean for us to receive God’s commands, and God’s gifts, and to live as stewards of God’s grace? Join us for worship this weekend as we consider our role as partners within God’s Kingdom, and as we surrender ourselves to God as our maker, and giver, of all good things.

Sunday, October 6, 2024, Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. Gathering: Voices Raised to You. Text: Herman G. Stuempfle Jr., b. 1923. Music: Carolyn Jennings, b. 1936. Text: © 1997 GIA Publications, Inc. Music: © 1996 Carolyn Jennings. Covered under One License subscription. Kyrie: Lord, Have Mercy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan. Text and Music: © 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of Praise: Glory to God. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: God, Whose Giving Knows No Ending. Text: Robert L. Edwards, 1915-2006. Music: C. Hubert H. Parry, 1848-1918. Text and Music: © 1961, ren. 1989 The Hymn Society, admin. Hope Publishing Company. Covered under One License subscription. Offering: We Give Thee but Thine Own. Text: William W. How, 1823-1897, alt. Music: L. Mason and G. Webb, Cantica Lauda, 1850. Text and Music: Public Domain. Communion Liturgy: Holy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Song: Heart of a Servant. Text and Music: www.youtube.com/@Redeemed-Music-Channel. Sending Song: Bring Forth the Kingdom. Text and Music: Marty Haugen. Text and Music: © 1986 GIA Publications, Inc. Covered under One License subscription.

Luke 15:1-3a, 11b-32; Psalm 145:8-16; Ephesians 1:3-14 |Imagine a luscious plate of food put in front of you. Now, if you’re hungry, that plate of food likely looks incredibly appealing. But, if you’re full, no matter how delicious that food is, you might pass it up. Our hunger drives our response. So then, when it comes to what God offers us – most of all, God’s grace – what is our response? And, what is our hunger level? As we begin our first week in our stewardship theme, join us as we listen for God’s invitation to us: inviting us to receive and experience God’s abundance as people chosen through Christ.

Sunday, September 29, 2024, Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost Bulletin

Copyright acknowledgments: Music covered under Augsburg Fortress License #SB135131, CCLI License #1141706, One License #738128-A. Scripture from New Revised Standard Version Bible, © 1989 the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. Gathering: Listen God is Calling. Text and Music: Howard S. Olson. Text and Music: © 1993 Augsburg Fortress Publishers. Covered under One License subscription. Kyrie: Lord, Have Mercy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan. Text and Music: © 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of Praise: Glory to God. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 1969, 1981, 1997, 2009 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription. Hymn of the Day: There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy. Text: Frederick W. Faber. Music: North American, 19th Century. Text and Music: © 1969 Concordia Publishing House. Covered under One License subscription. Offering: Nearer My God To Thee. Text and Music: Mark Hayes. Text and Music: © 2016 The Lorenz Publishing Corporation. Covered under One License subscription. Communion Liturgy: Holy. Text and Music: Curtis Stephan, International Commission on English in the Liturgy. Text and Music: © 2009, 2010 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription.
Communion Song: Grace Alone. & On Eagles Wings. Text and Music:Mark Hayes. Text and Music: © 1991 Jubilate Music. Covered under One License subscription. Sending Song: Here I Am, Lord. Text and Music: Dan Schutte. Text and Music: © 1981 Oregon Catholic Press. Covered under One License subscription.