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A Hymn about Joseph for Christmas: “O How Tender Was the Man”
O HOW TENDER WAS THE MAN Words by Michael A. Milton, 1999; Tune: REDHEAD/Richard Redhead, 1853 “Then Joseph, being aroused from sleep, did as the angel of the Lord Commanded him and took to him his wife, and did not … Continue reading
Posted in Hymns for Christmas Eve, Jospeh, Reformed faith, Reformed liturgy, Reformed Seminary, Reformed Seminary Charlotte, Reformed sermons, Reformed Theological Seminary
Tagged Christmas, Christmas Eve, hymn, Hymns for Advent, Joseph, Michael Milton, Mike Milton, Reformed Theological Seminary, RTS
A Liturgy for Thanksgiving for the Adoption of a Child (with Baptism)
A note on this entry: This liturgy for baptism is first and foremost a baptismal liturgy. It happens to also be one adapted to the adoption of a little one. The Order seeks to support and encourage the adoptive family … Continue reading
Posted in adoption, Birth Parents, Christian adoption, Infant Baptism, liturgy for adoption, liturgy for the baptism of adopted children, presbyterian worship, Providence, Reformed and Presbyterian worship, Reformed liturgy, Spirituality
Tagged adoption, Baptism, baptismal, Liturgy, Pastor, pastoral, PCA, Preachers, Presbyterian, Presbyterian Church in America, service of baptism, services, Worship
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