Worship Sunday the 17^th included music on both civil rights and Christian Unity, as we celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday the 18th, and the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, January 18-26.

 There are no ecumenical services held between churches in our area, unfortunately, but the words of our anthem call us to follow Christ, claiming our brothers and sisters in other churches.

"One Song"

by Pepper Choplin

When God's people are wounded by holy war.

And brother fights brother in the name of the Lord.

I find myself praying that it won't be too long.

'Til we all join together in one song.

When God's fam'ly is broken, each goes his own way.

And I feel so lost, I don't know what to pray.

But still I'll go forward to follow the call

To join people together in one song.

One song, like the one sung in heaven. One song, united in love.

There will be no division. Ev'ryone will belong

As we stand before Christ singing one song.

So come and build bridges and tear down the wall,

let our love for each other be a witness to all.

They will see us unite, and we'll sing it out strong

As we praise our Great Savior in one song.

One song, like the one sung in heaven. One song, united in love.

There will be no division. Ev'ryone will belong

As we stand before Christ singing one song.