A Message from Joy Like you, I miss worshiping together in our beautiful spaces, hearing our live musicians and congregational singing, and enjoying conversation during coffee hour. Now I preach to a little camera on the back of my phone and sing by myself while muted on Zoom. But I’m learning the unexpected benefits of our virtual worship!
5) No dressing up for church. Sitting on the couch in your pajamas with a cup of coffee has its upsides. 4) Worship any day, or every day. If Sunday morning isn’t convenient, tune in on Tuesday night. Short on time, the fast-forward button can come in handy. 3) Many more of you are worship leaders in Morning Prayer, because no one has to be at church on Sunday in order to participate. You can record your portion of the service anytime during the week and send it in. Since the church closed physically, at least 50 of you have read prayers or scripture. 2) Reading prayers aloud for others deepens the worship experience. It takes practice, slowly going over the words, to give the readings life and meaning and with video, you can polish the reading as well. 1) Morning Light can anchor your week – that’s what you’ve told us. Usually we pause the 9 AM service in the summer because so many worshippers are out of town. This year, summer travel is irrelevant! We can still share our individual prayer requests together via zoom. Last week we gathered from Philadelphia, Maine, New Hampshire, Cape Cod, Quincy, Back Bay, and Beacon Hill. To join Morning Light via zoom Sunday 9-10 AM email [email protected] for the Zoom link. It’s a highlight of my week. Reverend Joy
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12/23/2020 01:20:29 am
I appreciate that this post pointed out that there is no specific location for us to worship god. My wife and I would like to attend a church. Maye be we can consider church worship online group.
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Rev. Joy Fallon
12/23/2020 12:46:55 pm
We would love to have you join us for online worship! Each Sunday we meet both live on zoom at 9 AM (our Morning Light service), and by a pre-recorded video worship that includes our full choir. For Sundays Dec. 27 and Jan. 3, 2020, we will worship only by zoom at 9, but as of Jan 10, 2021 we are back to both services. All are welcome at King's Chapel.
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6/17/2021 02:35:22 pm
My cousin has been thinking about going to church because she would really like to have a better connection with God. She would really like to talk to a professional that has the same kind of ideas as her which can allow her to be a lot better. It was interesting to lean about she can worship anytime she wants on video or zoom by using the fast-forward button in order to be safer.
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8/17/2021 04:21:24 pm
How wonderful that you say that morning light can anchor your week. My husband and I want to start going to virtual church services this summer while traveling. We will find a reputable Christian church virtual worship service.
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7/7/2022 07:04:52 am
Thanks for sharing such great information. It is really helpful to me. I always search to read the quality content and finally I found your post. Keep it up, keep posting!
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10/31/2022 03:19:47 pm
I agreed when you stated that prayers can deepen the worship experience. That's probably why my friend loves to listen to hip hop gospel music for adults. I should advise him to look for a store that offers a wide selection of gospel music.
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