Humorous Wedding Speech: A Prayer For Young Sabbath Keepers

559 Words2 Pages
bulb-icon

Recommended: Importance of prayer in school

assigned seats. She told me her mother counseled her on how to be a good hostess, and it showed. Sarah also handed out pens and bibles for all who came without one. The table was set and all who were expected to arrive had showed up with eyes filled with excitement. But Mary was a no show; we did not have her number to call her. So, Sarah, Jackie and I went to the bathroom to say a prayer for our mysterious new friend, before we started the study. Brother Thomas started our meeting with a prayer. “Great King of All the Earth, Lord of All Living, King of Saints, we your Young Sabbath Keepers stand before you in one accord as students of your Holy word. Teach us, guide us, show us your truth without blinder, without the fables of man’s traditions without opinions of our own. …show more content…

Allow us to see wondrous things in your law. Father we are all young but dedicated, equip us with the wisdom to be the light of the world and the salt of the earth. Thank you for our wonderful parents who support us in your studies. Thank you for Christ our Lord for choosing young saints for these last days. In your son’s authority by your Holy calling we thank you! Amen.” Thomas prayed. Sarah seated Tinnie and Thomas side by side, knowing Sarah she already had them married. Also, Sarah wanted the best for her sister Tinnie that was almost her age and the same height. Being one of the best athletes in the county, Tinnie may be too late. Sarah gave the group instructions on how the study will be conducted and the reason for its

Show More
Related

  • Lily Dialectical Journal

    1443 Words  | 3 Pages

    “The only Mary story we talked about was the wedding story-the time she persuaded her son, practically against his will, to manufacture wine in the kitchen out of plain water.”

    Read More

  • The Sacrament of Love Feast Brethren Beliefs and Practices

    1883 Words  | 4 Pages

    The service began with a time of invocation through prayer, responsive reading and song that evoked the presence of God. An oil fueled candle and tray that contained the communion bread and grape juice were then placed at the center of a table. The invocation brought attention to the reality that we who were in attendance were not merely gathered as individuals. We were part of a community, the larger body of Christians from which we came. Remarks were made that emphasized the significance of the event and the paradox in sharing the...

    Read More

  • Fire, Brimstone, and Greener Pastures for Religious Involvement

    1798 Words  | 4 Pages

    Venturing inside, we all noticed two things very quickly: we were at once wearing entirely too much clothing to be comfortable in the sweltering heat, and entirely too little to fit in with the rest of the congregants assembled. And yet we were welcomed with open arms. We had arrived, the Reverend Rogers L. Pruitt emphasized as we filed into the sanctuary, on a very special day. As he distributed bulletins and hearty handshakes to the rest of the group, I noticed that the front of mine read "Fragment Day." As I looked around the modest sanctuary, I wondered what the service had in store for us.

    Read More

  • An Open Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting

    1168 Words  | 3 Pages

    Upon arriving at the meeting, Tom H., the apparent leader of the meeting, came up and introduced himself to me and asked if I was a student. I don’t know if I stuck out or it was the notebook I held that gave me away. There were eighteen people in attendance, which I thought was a pretty large group. There were nine women and nine men. The meeting began with a moment of silence and the Serenity Prayer.

    Read More

  • Quakers: The Light Within

    3053 Words  | 7 Pages

    On Easter Sunday, a dozen adults and half that many children gathered at the Perry City Friends Meeting an hour before their usual worship time. They came, bringing plates of food for a time of fellowship before worship. The children had an Easter egg hunt, while the adults visited over coffee and snacks. After a while, the group moved to the meeting room for a time of singing. The meeting room, a plain room with a stage at one end and a few small tables holding brochures along the wall, has simple benches arranged in a circle around a central space. Someone had put a small table with a vase of fresh picked daffodils in the middle. Music is not a part of the worship at this meeting which is unprogrammed, so this time of singing together was special for the Easter holiday. One person played the piano, while people looked through the hymnal for their favorite hymns. Anyone was free to suggest a hymn, as no one is in charge of planning a worship service. When worship time approached, the hymnals were gathered up and put away, and one adult led the children downstairs for First Day School. Without announcement, everyone lapsed into silence. The silence at Meeting for Worship is not a passive silence; it is the deep, comfortable silence of people accustomed to joining together this way. It was not broken when a few more people entered the sanctuary to join the group. The silence continued for about an hour with each worshiper communing with the Holy Spirit in his or her own way, not interrupted when the children reentered to join in the silent worship. One man broke the silence to say a few words about the simplicity of Jesus’ teachings, and then the silence returned. At the end of the hour, without announcement, one woman turned to gr...

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech: A Short Story

    128 Words  | 1 Pages

    Ladies! Really,in this day in age could this old wise tale really be floating around. By now we all know that men have singular focus, RIGHT? Don't get me wrong they are intelligent beings, but I have yet to meet a man that can read between our cryptic lines. Man want to know if you are interested with little to know effort. I am telling you to enter the bar yelling "Who's taking me home tonight!", all I'm saying is if he shows interest it is okay to let him know yo are just as interested in him. Playing hard to get will sent the wrong message simply because your message will most like be misread!

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech: What It Means To Be A Christian

    663 Words  | 2 Pages

    Good evening, everyone. It is so good to see everyone again. Last week, we learned that the evidence of mature Christians is taking the responsibility of loving others right? Today, we are going to continue talking about that responsibility in detail. But, let’s turn to the people around us and tell them, “It’s so good to see you again.”

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech

    1465 Words  | 3 Pages

    “Mr. Stone, it is time.” It was a cold January morning. The breeze blew through the trees, picking up the remaining leaves that had survived the early Winter, draining the colors from the beautiful city of Washington D.C. Before I stood up, I went through the main points of my speech and processed everything that was going on around me. I heard claps and shouts and saw blue, red, and white banners decorated with stripes and stars.

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech

    184 Words  | 1 Pages

    Hello Best friend Itzel. I'm writing to you this weekend for two reasons. The first because it's your birthday and the second is because I had to show this as an English task. First of all, congratulations for your day. I hope you have a great time in the company of your new friends from Mexico City and do not forget that your old friends are waiting for you at home.

    Read More

  • Examples Of Eulogy For A Father

    449 Words  | 1 Pages

    You have always been more than a wonderful parent to me. Sometimes, I feel as if I don’t deserve to have a father like you. But it is fate that I was born as your son, and I believe that it is faith that has brought us so close ever since the day I was born. You have done your duty to instill in me the product of Jesus Christ’s love, and you have never let me down in reminding me who my heavenly father is and where he plays an important role in my life. I’ll never forget laying in the hotel bed in Charleston, just days before my surgery with you and mom lying next to

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech: A Tribute To My Husband

    996 Words  | 2 Pages

    A Tribute to my Husband In My life I have not always had someone to cheer me on, give me positive encouragement, or push me to be better. Then along came this goofy kid who did and most importantly wanted to do those things for me. Little did I know I would later marry that goofy kid. I have known my husband for six amazing years and of those we have been married for four.

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech: A Graduation Speech Revealed

    760 Words  | 2 Pages

    Good evening ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guest, family, friends, faculty, and fellow graduates. I am honored to be able to speak tonight. I must thank Karla and Peggy, as I know they have something to do with granting me this privilege. I’m 32 years old, married, have a beautiful 4-year-old daughter and a son on the way. It is crazy to think that I am now receiving my college degree.

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech

    1357 Words  | 3 Pages

    “Ah!” I exclaimed in dysphoria as the front page of my very discreet and classified business report flew away in the wind. My boss, specially known as Oswald Orca who is the biggest retired astronaut billionaire in all of Chimera, was going to be hostile and mimp all day now that I lost my huge business report. All I could do was run down 67th Street, screaming at the top my lungs phrases such as, “Come back here!” and “Someone help me!”

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech

    454 Words  | 1 Pages

    Today i m sitting here and to tell you that you are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen would seem like pure flattery, but it is true. You are the epitome of it and I think of you all the time. I am not saying this to you just to say it, I am saying it because it is true. You know, throughout life, I have never found someone like you – finding someone like you is rare

    Read More

  • Humorous Wedding Speech

    558 Words  | 2 Pages

    Ladies, Chris Harrison begins, this is the final rose tonight. One of you ladies will be soon wedded to this fine young man, Prince Paris, Prince of England, son of King Priam, the most high humble prince. If you do not receive a rose tonight, say your goodbyes and go home. I inhale a deep breath and make my final decision. I delicately pick up the beautiful golden rose from the silver shining tray.

    Read More

More about Humorous Wedding Speech: A Prayer For Young Sabbath Keepers

Open Document