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The Greek word, Evangelio, " Gospel" or "Good News"

The Greek word, Evangelio, " Gospel" or "Good News" used by the Ceasar's and or Political leader's messengers in the first century to announce that good news is on the way in a proclamation of the transfer of power. Of course this usually was preceded by months or years of political infighting or war between armies culminating in thousands of deaths. However, we have these Gospels or proclamations from Matthew, Luke, John, and today's Good News of Mark proclaiming a new King is arriving. One who did not start a war with generals or create a political party, however One who would enter the world in a peaceful, loving revolution. Come join us today as we hear John the Baptist's "Good News" of One who would change the world forever. Follow us on Facebook:   / newhanoverlutheranchurch   Find all the music to follow along with on our website: http://www.newhanoverlutheran.org/wor... To make a donation to the church; for online giving, please visit us at http://www.newhanoverlutheran.org/giv... or you can mail us a check at New Hanover Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2941 Lutheran Road, Gilbertsville, PA 19525 To contact Pastor Scott - please email him at [email protected] or call him at the church at 610-326-1335 ext.1 . Pastor, The Rev. Scott Staub Richard Thomas, Grace Band Director Brian Tracey, Organist/Pianist Sue Lowry, Soloist Leslie Gates, Lector Nevada Grant, Children’s Message Barbara Eisenhart, Altar Guild Scott Geiser, Web Manager Amy Marazas, Video Producer Scott Repa, Sound Copyright Acknowledgements for December 6, 2020 Service: “It Is Well With My Soul” by Ben Fielding | Horatio Gates Spafford | Philip Paul Bliss | Reuben Morgan. © 2011 Hillsong Music Publishing Australia (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing). All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission under CCLI License #2329082. “Hark! the Glad Sound!” Text: Philip Doddridge, 1702-1751. Music: CHESTERFIELD, Thomas Haweis, 1734-1820. Public Domain. “Hallelujah” Words and Music by Brenton Brown | Brian Doerksen. © 2000 Vineyard Songs (UK/Eire) (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (Integrity Music, David C. Cook)) All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission under CCLI License #2329082. “Fling Wide the Door” Text: Georg Weissel, 1590-1635; tr. Gracia Grindal, b. 1943. Music: MACHT HOCH DIE TUR, J. A. Freylinghausen, Geistreiches Gesangbuch, 1704. Text © 1978 Lutheran Book of Worship, admin. Augsburg Fortress. Music is in Public Domain. All rights reserved. Reprinted and streamed with permission under ONE LICENSE #A-701229. “Benediction” ©1991. By Janis Combs. The Standard Publishing Company. Used by permission Subscribe to Richard Thomas on YouTube:    / richardthomassounds   or Follow him on Facebook at   / richardthomaslive   Does your church need help with producing their weekly worship service? Amy Marazas can help! Contact her at [email protected]. You can Follow her on Facebook https://fb.me/VideoCoachAmy