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Play organized.

I thought they'd have at least 10 minutes before us, so.

Good morning.

Good morning.

I'm waiting sheets, and Glad to be invited here today to sing for you guys and over here.

Guitar and mandolin, we have Sam Bergen and on dobro and banjo we have Aaron when will.

And then if Erica here is going to help us do some singing.

And then we have Junior deals over here on guitar.

So, I hope a couple days songs, you know, we just kind of threw one.

I just kind of threw on them when you've only had a couple practices to go through him.

So he'll still be a wonderful joyous noise, but

Yeah, that counts this morning.

So we're going to start off with the Blessed Assurance this morning, and I hope you and hoping, this is a really good song and are my favorites.

Raising Cane's.

angels, d.c.

Raising my son.

Crazy.

Call Luke.

Austin news.

Crazy.

This next one is a Little White Church in the Bryce already.

Found it up there when I'm glad I would like to look through it because it was a totally different song.

And then the little white shirts that were all familiar to.

So we don't have no words for that one, but I'm sure some of you might know it.

So it's a pretty simple song.

Okay.

They are going to let online.

And I know some of them.

Okay.

I'll wait a while.

that one that song, There is a You know, it's it has, it can have a couple different meanings.

I know for me, it brings back memories of

grown up.

Unity Chapel church and going there, my whole life brings back.

A lot of memories of that.

And some it could also have a different me.

And, you know, you can just memories of home and as a childhood and growing up or even memories of home now with your, you're family today, you know that it doesn't matter where your Little White Church is that, as long as it's in your heart and you share it with everybody, you can

I'm trying not to break up up here with the more I talk to more sentimental.

I get.

So I'll just

Next one, is that I saw the light is an old day.

Hank Williams, Hank Williams, made this year song, famous, and the The favorite of ours, as well.

Okay.

Last time we're going to do for the first part of the services.

I do.

Lord.

Do you remember me?

I don't have no words for that one.

Ready on this one here.

Do Lord, oh, Do Lord remember me?

I took Jesus as my savior.

I got to.

Jesus, dude, don't do Lord.

Remember me?

Thank you.

If our archers could, please come forward to collect our morning offering.

Heavenly Father, we thank you for these guys and offerings that you provided for the Lord, we pray that you will take them, use them, multiply them and use them in ways beyond what we can imagine to grow your kingdom in your name.

We pray.

Amen.

So now is our time when we always share our Joys and concerns with each other as a church family.

And we definitely want to as a joy.

Sheriff, the success of some, of our Adam Central wrestlers, who went down and rest little, to Alex was runner-up and will be going on and the Blake High early also actually are only Champion that will be going on for going on from our school.

It to State wrestling next week.

So that is definitely an exciting thing as a church family.

Yes, and definitely keep praying for those situations and what's going on in those things any other friend request that are out there.

We will certainly keep them in our prayers as our concerns.

That anyone would like to share.

But as usual, you see listed in there, some of our continuing prayer needs of those who are in or nursing care facilities that we want to continue to pray for all of them, pray for others.

In our church may have had surgery recently or recovering or other illnesses or ongoing battles with cancer.

Continue to keep those lifted up in your prayers.

As always, our service members from our church.

We keep them in our prayers.

Also, please buy with me in prayer.

heavenly father as we come before you Lord and We voice these concerns today, Lord.

We also know, there are a lot of unspoken concerns and prayer requests that are on our hearts.

Lord, we pray that you will be in the midst of all those situations, Lord, the spoken and the unspoken.

And largest give us that peace disturbance of knowing that you are walking with us in the midst of all those situations.

Lord, I pray that even in the difficult times, we would know that your will is still being done that.

You are still working for our good, for the good of those that we love.

Lord help us to trust you in that way and help us to continue to come to you in prayer and lift up these requests to you.

And Lord as we continue in our worship service today.

I pray that you will just guide our conversations and learned that you will help each of us to hear what it is that you have for each of us today.

You bring this all on your most.

Holy name.

Amen.

Well, if we could start this morning B, The District staff to come up here.

If they want to Bob Petty is here in Marshall Monex as they come up here.

I won't make their wives come up also, but we did something a little different set up here as leadership made all the elders set up here this week.

We do that today.

We want to invite you into this conversation.

As we talked about the district's role in The Alliance.

And some things you may not know from the Christmas tree Alliance, but then also just as we celebrate as a church over this last year with that.

To start out.

We'll go from there.

Is it turned on?

Let me stand actually, I injured my back this week and Mary Kay and I spend a lot of time in a lot of different churches in a lot of different context.

And a guy playing spoons, is not typically where we find ourselves, which was super, super fun, preciate you and the team haven't sang.

I Hank Williams, Senior song in a church, in a few days either, which was fun.

Where can I ended up watching a Ken Burns, special on country music, where Hank Williams, the story was kind of laid out, which is actually a pretty, pretty tragic story.

And yet the words of that particular song, hold him deep, meaning America.