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ORDER OF SERVICE PRAYER Charles Wesley's great Hymn of Praise - "O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing" The Old Testament Lesson - Genesis 32,24â€"32 The New Testament Lesson â€" John 3,4-21 Prayer and the Lord's Prayer Music Selection Greetings - Mr. John Black, Q.C., President of The Bay of Quinte Conference The Annual Offering received while (seated) singing Charles Wesley's Hymn of Rejoicing â€" "Rejoice, the Lord is King" Announcements A Hymn of Aspiration as translated by John Wesley "Thou Hidden Love of God" The Address â€" Rev. Stanley L. Osborne Early Methodism and its Song Charles Wesley's Hymn of Aspiration and Holiness "0 Thou Who Camest From Above" The Blessing a run A THOUSAND TGNGUES To SING He breaka the power or ranceiiad ain, He sets the priaanar free; His mood can naxa the fouiast clean, His blood avaiiua for na. 0 for a thousand tongues to sing My dear Redemax‘s praise, The glories of my God and King, The triumphs of His graca: sae all your min on Jesul Taiaa The Lflh of God was slal ~ his soul was once an oIfering mils For every non: or man. My gracious Masts: and my God, Assist me to proclaim, Tu spread through :11 the earth abroad Thu honours of Thy Name. Glory to Gad, and prliio, and law. an ever, aver given I 5y saints mow and saints shave. The Church in earth and hauvam Jesus: the Nuns that charms our rears. That hid: our sorrows cease, 'Tls music in the sinner's ears. '11: life and health and pears. Haul" Hen”, ‘7‘D7_”,,. REJGICB, THE mim IS mm: THOL‘ HIDDEN LOVE rr n RCjaLcE, the Lord is King,- Your Land and King aunts.- nattais. give thanxs and sing And triumph evemxe: List up your heart. Hit up Your Voic . neiaice: aqlin i say. ‘REjuice.‘ Thou hidden have of God, whose height, Whose depth unfntrnmed. nn hurl knws, i see from [at Thy haautauua iiuht, lnly I aiqh EDI Thy repose: My heart in pained. no: can it bl At rest am it cinds mat in Thaa. Thy sat-tat vaisa invites no atin Thu uwcntnuas of Thy yaxe tu pruvr; And an T would! hut, though my uni seem rined, yet wide my passions rays 1:: hindrances shrew an the way; I aim at Thu. yet from Thee strays Jesus, the savinur, reigns, The Gad of Lxuul and IDWE; when He Md purgod an: stains. he took Hia aaaz above: Litt up your heart. ma up your vaica: Rejoice; again i say, 'Rejaiue.' "Mn away all, that Thou has: brought My mind to seat her peace in Then; his Kit-yam cannot mi: rat. uhiie 1 seek hut find Thee nut, us rules o'er earth and heaven: No peacu my wandering saui ahau us The keys of aaath and hen Arc ta nut aaaus given: Lift up your heart, lift up your value: Rejoice: again i say, 'Reyaice.‘ a when shill an my wanderings end, And all my step: to Theeâ€"ward tend? Is there a thing beneath the sun That strivcs with ‘Hmc my heart to shun" Ah: tear it thence, and reign alone, The Lord of every niatiun Lhezex Then shnll my heart from earth be free. when it hath found repose in Thus. he sits at God's right hand Tin all Hi. (ass submit, And be" to "is comman And 531] beneath His teat: List up ynut heart. iirt up your stunt-ta ToerO-gon, Ianâ€"1769‘ vuicey Tr» John Wesley, 1701-1191. naJuica: again i say. 'nujuice.' Rejoice in qicxious hope: Jesus. the Judge snaii come And take Iii: servants up To their eternal home: We soon shall haat the axohamyel's voice.- The tIuIIP at Cad anaii snund, 'Rejoice. ' J-chuim lunlcy. 1707-llli. o 'l‘fiOU WHO CHEST no“ Move 0 Thou who caneat from above. The pure caiastiai fire to impart, Kindle a flame of "cred love an the maan altar of my heart. Thau Let it tor Thy glory burn with inextinguishahia hiaaa. And training to its snurce return, In humus prayer and fervent praise. Jeuul. cerium my hurt-a aaaiza To work. and speak, and think for Thee: stiu let us guard the holy fire, hm atiii stir up Thy glft in as. Ready for all Thy parsact viii, Hy arts of faith and love rape-t, Tiu death Tay unis.- merciel saai, And make the aacxisice Empllta. “Chan-a Hui-u. 17177~17ll.