http://www.fepl.ca/localhistory/files/original/d52760d4a9ac38e5c955841597f8fb59.pdf fd4f7b3043b5a1fcf4e94e0563ac9102 PDF Text Text UNDER THE AUSPICE.S OF THE BRIDGEBU~G BRANCH OF THE GREAT WAR VETERAN Processional Hymn No. 170 . ASSOCIATION General Conf ession. "He is Risen." To 'b e said by the whole Congre" gia:tion, after the -Minister, all knee Ghrist is risen! Christ is risen ! ling . He ha·lh burst His tb onds in twain; Almig,hty and llillost mel'ciful Fat her, Christ is risen! Christ is risen! we have erred and strayed from thy Alleluia! swell the strain! ways like lost sheep. We have fol F1or our giain He suffer'd loss lowed too much the devices and deBy Divine decree; sires of o·ur own h earts . We ihav·e He iha<bh died upon the Cross, offended ·aigain.st thy ho1y laws'. W·e But our God is' He. have left undone th·o·s e thin,g s wihich we oug.M to have done : And we ihave Christ is risen! Christ is risen! He hath burst Hi's 1b onds in twain; done those things :w:hich we o'U.g.ht n·o t to have don·e: And there is no Chris't is risen! Christ i's risen! health in us. But thou, 0 Lord, Al1leluia! swell the strain! have mercy up.o n us, miserable See the chains o.f death are ·b roken; offendeTS·. Spa.re thou them, 0 God, whioh confess their !faults·. Restore ·mar>t'h below and heaven above th-o·u tb:elIIl t 'ha t ,a re penitent : AccordJoy in each a.mazing token in,g to- thy prOlmises declared unto Of His rising, Lord of love; mankind in Christ Jesus our Lord. He for evermore shall reign .And grant, 0 most merciful Fat'h,e r, By the Father's side, for his sake, 't hat we may hereaft er Till He comes to earth agiain, live a godly, rigihteous and sober Go:mes to claim His Bride . life, to the -g lory of thy holy name. Christ is risen! etc. Amen. GJ.orio-u s Angels doW'!lward throll!ging The Prayer of Absolution. Hail the Lord of aH the skies; Heav'n, with joy aind holy longin·g The Lord's Prayer. For 't he Word Inoarll!aite , cries, "Christ is· risen! Ea.rth, rejoice! 0 Lord, qpen 'tho·u our lips. Gleam,, ye starry train! All creaUon, find a voice; Ans. And our mouth shall show He o'er all shall reign." forth thy praise. Christ is risen! etc. Amen . 0 God, make s·peed to save us. Opening Sentences and Exhortation. Ans. us. 0 Lord, make haste to ihelp T'he Lord is in His h oly t emple; All standing up let all the earth keep silence before Him. Glory ·be to the Father, and to the Dearly b eloved < b rethren, the Scripture mov-eth us in sundry places to S·on, and to the Holy Ghost. acknowledge and confess our maniAns. As it iwas in the b eginnin,g , fold sins. a:nd w ickedness. Wherefore is now, a nd ever shall ibe , world I '.P.ra.y and bes·e eoh you, as many as world .wit:hout end. Amen. are h ere present, to a:cco·m pany me, wj,fo a pure :heart and ihuim1ble voice, Praise ye the Lord. unto ·t he ·throne of the heavenly Ans. The L ord's, name be praised grace, sia ying after me: �Psalm XC. Lord, thou hast ·b een our ref.uge: from one generation to another. Before the :mountains were brought forth, or ever the earth and the world were made : Thou- art God from everlasting, and world without end. Thou turn est man to destruction: ag.a in thou sayest, Come again, ye children of men. F1or ·a thousand years in thy sight are but as yesterday; seeing that is past as •a rwat:ch in the niglht. As soon as thou srcatterest them, they are even as a sle·e p: and fa:de a;way like the grass. In .the morning it is green and groweth up : :b ut in the evenin•g it is C'ut d.a wn, dried ·u p, and withered. F·o r we consume away in thy displeasure : and are aJraid at thy wratihful indignation. T ·hou lhast set our misdeeds be:fore thee : and our ·s ecret sins in th·e light of thy oountenamce. For when thou art angry all our days. ·a re gone : we bring our years to an end, as it were a tale that is told. · The day•s of our age are itJhree score and ten; and thoug;h men 1b e so str.ong, that they oome to fourscore years: yet .then is their strength 'but labour and sorrow; so soon ·p asseth it away, and we are gone. But who regardeth the po.w er of thy wratih: for even thereafter as a man feareth, so is th.y . dis·pleas•ure. O teach us to number our days: that ·We may apply our he.a rts unto wisdom. Turn thee again, O Lord, at the last; and be 1gra:cious unto thy servan.ts. o s·a tisfy us with tihy mer.c y, and that soon: so ·shall we rejoice and ·b e rg lad all the days of our life. .Co1m1"ort us again n·ow -a fter the time that .thou ha Sit .plaigued us; and for the years wherein we lhave suffered adversity. Show thy servants thy work: and their children .t hy glory. And the glorious Maj.e sty of the Lo·rd our God rb e up.on us, pros·per tlhou the wo.rk of our hands upon us·, O prosper thou our handy-work. G1ory ·b e to the Father, and to the Son: antl to the Holy Ghost: As it was in the 1b eginning, is now and ever shall ;be: world without end . Amen. . Lesson. Th N · . "tt" e unc 0 1m1 1s. I Lord, now lettest thou thy servant deP'art in •peace: according to thy word. F1or mine eyes have seen: thy salv·a tion. Which thou hast prepared: before ·the diaee of all people; To ·b e a 'light to Ughten th.e Gentiles: and >to 1be the gLory of thy peo·p le Israel . Glory be to the Father, and to ·t he S.on, and to the Holy Ghost. Acs' it was in ,f oe 'beginning, is now and ever shall lbe, world without end . Amen. Then all shall say together, standing Creed. ITheI •bApostles' · elieve in God the Father Almighty, Maker of iheaven and earth: And in Jesus Christ lhis only Son our Lord, Who was oonceived b~ t~e Holy Ghost, Born o.f ·~e V:1rgm Mary, S.uffered under Pontm~ Pilate, Was crucified, d·e ad and buried, He· des·cended into \hell; The third day ;h e ·r n·s e again frn:m the dE)a·d, He ascended into !heaven, and sitteth on the right hand of God •t he l'Thther Almighty; From thence he shall come to jud~g·e the quick and the dea;d. I ·believe in the Holy Ghost; The holy Catholick C:hurch; the Communion of Saints; The F 'o ngiveness of •Sin•s ; T •h e Resurrection •o f the •b ody, And the life everlasting. Amen. Minister-The Lord be with you. Answer-And with Thy spirit. Minister-Let us pray. _ Lord lb.ave mwcy upon us. Ans .-Christ have rmercy· upon us. Minister-Lord have mercy upon us O God from whom all holy desires, an' ,g ood C"ounsels, and all jus•t works do proc·e ed; Give un.to they servants foa,t rpeace which the world cannot give; >that <b oth our hearts may ·b e set to obey thy command - ments, an.d also tha,t iby thee we being de.fended !from the fear of our enemies may v·a ss our time in rest and quietness; <bhroug'h the merits of Jesus Christ our Savi-0ur. Almen. Lighten our darkness, we beseech thee, 0 Lord ; and by thy igreat me.rcy defend us from all •p erils and dangers of this nigh;t; for the lov·e of tlhy only Son, our Saviour Jesus Christ. Almen. lNght as the Saints •whoo nobly fought of old, And win, with 'fihem, the victor's c:rown · of gold. Alleluia! 0 blest communion! fellowship Divine! We ,f eebly •s truggle , they in glory shine; Yet aJl are one in Thee, for all are Thine. Alleluia! 1 Hymn 336. And mhen the strife is fierce, .the .warfare long, "Th·e Lord shall give His people the S.teals on the ear ·tihe distant triumph 1blessing of peace . " s•o ng, And ihe·a:rts are rb rave a;gain, and 0 God of love, 0 King of peace, arms• are strong. Alleluia! Make wars thro·u ghout ·t he world to ce•a se; The golden evening brightens in .the The wra.th ·of •Sinful man restrain, west; Give pea•c e, 0 God, give peace again S.oon, soon to faithful warriors comes their rest; Remember, Lol'd, Thy works of old, Tlhe wond·e r·s that our .fathers told, Sweet is the calm of Paradise the 'blest. Alleluia! Rememlber not our sin's dark stain , Give pe·aice, 0 God, giv·e pewee again But Io! there !breaks a yet more iglori-O•US day; Whom shall we trust ibut T·hee, 0 Trh e S·a ints triumph1ant rise in bri·g;ht Lord? array: Where rest but on Thy faithful word? The King of glory pa;sses on His None ever call'd on Thee in vain, .way. Alleluia! Give p·eace, 0 God, give peace ag.a in From earth's wide hounds, from ocean's .farthest coast, Where saints and angels dwell above Thl'ough .g ates of pearl streams in All hearts are knit in holy love; the c·o untless host, 0 ·bind us in that heavenly cihain, Give p·eace, 0 God, give peace ag.a in Singing .to F1ather, Son, and Holy Ghost. Alleluia! Amen Amen. Prayers. Hymn 219. Unveilin·g of a tablet in memory od' Herhert Gear, Wiho gave his young life in defence of his eountry. "Gompassed about wit·h so great a cloud of witnesses . " Sermon· F1or · all th.e s·a ints 1who from their Iaibours rest, Who Thee by f>aith before the world confessed, Thy Na,me, 0 Jesu, be for ever rb lest. Alleluia! Thou wast tJheir Rocle, their Fo-rtress·, and their Might; T:hou, Lord, their Captain in the well -If.ought fight; Tiho.u in >the darkness drear ·tlheir one true Ligfut. Alleluia! O may Thy .s oldiers, faithful, true, and hofd, ." Anthem Hosanna. T:he !hlosts of God U\P-ris'n in might, we ·bring the day of wrath; Hosanna! Hosanna! The faith of David in our hearts to dare the thund·er's p,a·th, Hosanna! Hos•anna! with heavenly P'OWer Th•ou gird'st us upTo front the Jieiry 'brand, Wlh·o send'st us• on the ages quest, embattled at the Lord"s behest, Whose ihono.r .with His host doth rest at Armageddon's sit and . Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna! �Hosanna to .t he Lord 1ur God! Tihrough .the blin·ding battle flame We will oall upon Thy name, Thou wiH !hear, Thou wilt ihear us, our God; We will ~ove Thee, 0 Lord, our strength, For who is a rock save the Lord! Though unpaid tihe ·b itter sc-ore Till Thou .teach {)Ur ihand•s to war, Thou wilt •s ave, T:hou wilt save us, Tib:ou-our Lord! · Thy !hand is <>n the shaken hills., They tremble at Thy voice; Hosanll'a! Hosanna! Though terrors compass us about Yet shall the heart rejoice. Hos·a nna! Hosanna! Thoug;h Lords of hate contest the way And godless legions mto ck, T.he trumpets of the Lo.rd shall wake, His word is in the b<attle-s•take The dawn of righteousness 'shall ·b reak At Al'mageddon's shock. Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna! Hos·a nna to the Lord our God! By the po.wer o·f Thy word We will lift the r~ghteous s'W<Jrd, T:hou .w ilt lead, Thou wilt lead us, our God; We will love Tib.ee, 0 Lord, our strength, For who is a rock save the Lord! Wlho shall SJpeak Thy name a.right T1h ey shall ·c onquer in the fight, T~ou wilt judge, Thou wilt judge us, Th•ou-our God! W·e· will love Thee, 0 Lord, our streng.th, Flor who is a rock save the Lord! From a world of war and night Unto J.ove's eternal light, Thou .wilt raise, Thou wHt mise us, Thou--our God! National Anthem. God save our s·p lendid men Send them safe !home again God save our men. Make them victorious Patient and chivalrous They are s•o dear to us God s•a ve our men. Closing Prayers. Recessional Hymn. Hymn ·W ritten •by a Oana:dian Soldier at ·Sthorncliffe, and known in the army as "The Shorncliffe Hymn." •Sung to the tune orf "Onward Cihri•S·tian Soldiers." -J!ior ·o ur valiant soldiers, And for those at sea , Britain's ·b raV'est sailo.rs, Lord, we pray to Thee Thou can' st shield from dangers, .E ar·th, and ·s ea and airMay th1o·s e in our air-flee.ts Be Thy special c·a re. - When in darkness resting Anms are laid aside, Lovd, do Thou ,protect them, Still with them a'bide. And if they in frg:hting, Thy day in wonder wakes the east, Should not ·t hink o.f Th.e e, The vosy light unihars; Do not Th1ou forget them, Hosanna! Hosanna! •S till their succor 1b e. To Thee we lift triumphant song Lo.r d, when sick and wounded, ·with all the morning stars. Far perchance .f rom care, Hosanna! Hosanna! • ·L et T:hy ihealing Spirit Ye millions .p r·a ise tlhe living God, Save them from despair, E'x alt His· mi1gh ty name; Saviour, ·b e Thou near them, He oomes with everlas.Ung sway, All their prayers to ihear; His Hghtnings {)rf the Judgment Day 1Strengthen, watch and comfort, Bhall sweep great Baihylon a·way When none else is near. In Ar.mageddon's fla;m:es. All our unkn<>1wn dangers, Hosanna! Ho.s auna! Hos•a nna! Lord, t·o Thee are known, Ho·s anna ! Hosanna <to the Lord our Thou ar·t God of Battles, G·od! T1h ou, and Thou al1one. Til:H>u wb:o ·b owed the heavens down And, althoug;h around them To deliver us and to crown, Tens o.f thous•a nds die, Thou •wilt guide, Thou wilt guide us, Thou can"st keep in safety our God; Those •f or w.ham we cry. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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