Sarah Holman, mezzo soprano
Daniel Fackler, horn
Barbara Fackler, harp
11 March 2007
Christ Community Church
Wheaton, IL
Lenten Meditations for Corporate Worship
Welcome
Concitato on Hyfrydol arr. Fackler
horn and harp
Hymn
Meditation: Ephesians 1:3-6
Spirit of God arr. Bach/Fackler
horn and harp
Nocturno für Horn und Harfe Franz Strauss
horn and harp
Witness time for Congregation
Meditation: Ephesians 1:7-8, 11a, 12
Andante Sostenuto N.C. Bochsa
horn and harp
Redeemed, What a Wonderful Day! arr. Fackler
harp solo
View Me Lord, a Work of Thine Jackson Berkey/Fackler
horn, harp, and mezzo soprano
View Me Lord, A Work of Thine
~Thomas Campion
View Me, Lord, A Work of Thine;
Shall I then lie drown'd in night?
Might Thy grace in me but shine,
I should seem made all of light.
Worldly joys like shadows fade,
When the heav'nly light appears;
But the cov'nants Thou has made,
Endless, know nor days, nor years.
In Thy word, Lord, is my trust;
To Thy mercies fast I fly;
Though I am but clay and dust,
Yet Thy grace can lift me high.
Solo pour Cor avec Accompagnement de
Harpe
Francois-Adrien
Boieldieu
horn and harp
Offering:
The Song of the Leaves of Life and the Water of
Life
R. Vaughan-Williams/Fackler
horn, harp, and mezzo soprano
Unto him that overcometh shall be given of the tree of Life
which is in the midst of the Paradise of God.
On either side of the river groweth the Tree of Life,
the Leaves of the Tree are for thy healing.
In the midst of that fair City flows the river of Water of Life clear as crystal.
Who so will, let him take of the Water of Life freely.
Who so drinketh of this water shall never thirst.
Take thou the Leaves of the Tree of Life.
So shalt thou enter in through the Gates of the City.
Doxology
Meditation: Eph.1:15-17
Like a River Glorious
arr. Dana Everson, adapted Fackler
horn and harp
Prayers of the people
Romance in F Major for horn Op.
36
Camille
Saint-Saëns
horn and harp
Meditation: Eph.5:1-2
Final Lenten meditation:
Passion
Chorale
J.S.
Bach, arr. Stephen Bulla, adapted Fackler
horn and harp
Closing song: I Will Sing the Wondrous Story
Benediction
Postlude: Thine is the Glory
G.F. Handel, arr. Stephen
Bulla, adapted Fackler
horn and harp