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The celebration of Christ’s resurrection doesn’t end on Easter Sunday, there is a whole Easter season sometimes referred to as Eastertide. Eastertide is the first fifty days after Easter and leads up to Pentecost. This season reminds us of Christ’s resurrection and also includes Ascension Day. This season allows for the telling of the stories of Jesus’ life between the resurrection and Ascension.
This call to worship and greeting from God originally appeared in "Our Living Guarantee—Easter 6: Living the Guarantee of Ultimate Victory."Gathering Sentences Alleluia! The Lord is risen!Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia!God, mark us with grace and blessing! Smile on us! The whole country will see how you work, all the godless nations will see how you save.Let people thank and enjoy you, O God! Let all people thank and enjoy you!Let all far-flung people become happy and shout their happiness because you judge them fair and square.Let people thank and enjoy you, O God! Let all people thank and enjoy you!Earth, display your exuberance! You mark us with blessing, O God, our God.Let people thank and enjoy you, O God! Let all people thank and enjoy you!May all the best from God and Christ be yours.Grace be with you.—adapted from Psalm 67:1-6 MSGRevised Common LectionaryYear A: Season after Pentecost—Proper 15 (20)Year C: Easter—Sixth Sunday of Easter
This call to worship and greeting from God originally appeared in "Our Living Guarantee—Easter 5: Living the Guarantee of Plenty for All."Gathering Sentences Alleluia! The Lord is risen!Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia!Hallelujah!Hallelujah from heaven, praise God from the mountaintops.Hallelujah from all God's angels and all God's warriors.Praise God, sun and moon and morning stars.Praise God, high heaven and heavenly rain clouds.Praise, O let them praise the name of Yahweh—God spoke the word, and there they were!Let them praise the name of Yahweh—it's the only name worth praising.God's radiance exceeds anything in earth and sky.God has built a monument—God's very own people!May all the best from God and Christ be yours.Grace be with you.—adapted from Psalm 148:1-5, 13-14 MSGRevised Common LectionaryYear C: Easter—Fifth Sunday of Easter
This call to worship and greeting from God originally appeared in "Our Living Guarantee—Easter 4: Living the Guarantee of Everlasting Nurture."Gathering Sentences Alleluia! The Lord is risen!Christ is risen indeed! Alleluia!The Lord is my shepherd. I don't need a thing. You have bedded me down in lush meadows. You find me quiet pools to drink from.True to your word, you let me catch my breath and send me in the right direction.Even when the way goes through a valley dark as death, I'm not afraid when you walk by my side. Your trusty shepherd's crook makes me feel secure.You serve me a six-course dinner right in front of my enemies.You revive my drooping head; my cup brims with blessing.Your beauty and love chase after me every day of my life.I'm back home in the house of my LORD forever.May all the best from God and Christ be yours.Grace be with you.—adapted from Psalm 23 MSGRevised Common LectionaryYear A: Easter—Fourth Sunday of EasterYear B: Easter—Fourth Sunday of EasterYear C: Easter—Fourth Sunday of Easter
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