Advent III – Joy Zephaniah 3:14-20; Luke 3:7-18.

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Advent III – Joy Zephaniah 3:14-20; Luke 3:7-18

Lighting the Third Advent Candle (The Hope and Peace candles should be lit before the service begins.) Lighting the Third Advent Candle One With joy we await the coming of Christ, even as we struggle to make sense of living in a topsy-turvy world. Many We seek God’s wisdom for our purpose outside these walls. One Let our prayers be filled with light and love for those in need. Many Let our words be a healing balm for those who seek comfort.

All Surely the light is coming! Many In this season of Advent, let us be fully present to what it means to be the church. One As we light the third candle of Advent, the candle of Joy, we are reminded of God’s promise of salvation through the humble birth of a child. All Surely the light is coming! (The candle of Joy is lit, and the congregation sings a hymn of your choice.)

Prayer of Dedication In the third chapter of Luke, the people asked John the Baptist what they should do. In reply, he said to them, “Whoever has two coats must share with anyone who has none; and whoever has food must do likewise.” So, may it be with our offering today that we, too, see life from the perspective of possibility in a topsy- turvy world. The generosity of our covenant and shared offering for those in need who serve the United Church of Christ is the message of light, hope, peace, and joy needed throughout our world. May it be blessed. Amen.