Sunday Bulletin

Our mission is to advance God’s Mission of making dedicated followers of Jesus Christ in Princeton, the Northeast, and around the world.

Whether this is your first Sunday or your church home for many years, we’re glad you’re here. Below, you can find ways to help you stay connected, follow along in worship, and discover what’s happening in the life of our church each week. We believe God meets people in every season, and there’s a place for you here.

Worship Service Order

This week’s theme: God calls us to submit to one another.

1. Call to Worship

Psalm 99:1-5

2. Opening Hymn

Let the Whole Creation Cry

3. Invocation

4. Scripture Reading

Psalm 133 (Click Here)

5. Confession of Sin & Promise of Pardon

6. Worship In Song

We Will Feast in the House of Zion; Christus Victor (Click song for Lyrics)

7. Pastoral Prayer

8. Doxology

9. Sermon Text

Romans 12:14-21 (Click Here)

10. Sermon

How to respond to hurt in God’s family? | Pastor Tracy Troxel

11. Closing Hymn

And Can It Be

12. Benediction

Announcements

Westside Church Backpack Drive

Through next Sunday (8/16), we will be accepting school supply donations for the Westside Church Backpack Drive. Visit the box in the Atrium to learn more about what to bring!

ISI Garage Giveaway

ISI’s annual Garage Giveaway is coming up on August 29. Visit the table in Atrium after both services to learn more about how to volunteer or donate.

Koinonia Summer Sessions on the Global Church

The Koinonia Ministry will be hosting a summer series about the Global Church starting August 2 at 10:30 a.m. The themes will be Haiti (8/2), China (8/9), the Caribbean (8/16), and India (8/30). We hope to see you there!

Women’s Ministry Summer Studies

Visit the Women’s Ministry Page to learn more about the various Summer Fellowship opportunities!

Sermon Study Questions

Three general questions for digging deeper:

What does this text teach us about God?
What does this text teach us about ourselves?
If this text is true, what should we do to obey this teaching?

Questions specific to the August 9 sermon from Romans 12:14-21

What is your typical response when you have been hurt by someone, even someone in the church?
Why is our failure to respond biblically to hurt actually allow evil to prevail?
Which of the five responses to hurt is most difficult for you to embrace?
- Pray for those who have hurt you.
- Move closer to those who have hurt you.
- Deal with your pride and arrogance.
- Forgive the ones who have hurt you.
- Provide what your enemy needs.
Why do we need to implement all 5 of the responses to hurt?

Serving Opportunities

There are many serving teams in need of volunteers, and there’s a place for everyone to jump in. Whether you can serve every week or just once in a while, we’d love for you to be part of what God is doing through our church.

Cafe Team

8:00-9:00 a.m. and 12:45-1:15 p.m.
Contact Noah Smartt

Facilities

A/V team, Grounds, Sunday Assistant, Online Service, Laundry, Painting
Contact Nathaniel Mariman

Front Door Team

Atrium Hosts, Ushers, Welcome Desk during both worship services
Contact Noah Smartt

Sunday Worship Service Musicians

Vocalists, Musicians, Organists
Contact Amy Wells

Nursery, Toddler and Preschool

Class volunteers at both services
Contact Betsy Ferrer

Social Media

Experience with social media directly or general photography, graphic design, videography, etc.
Contact Daniel Dyer

Looking for Prayer?

Prayer teams are available in the Observation Room and at the front of the Sanctuary after each service.

Rather submit a prayer request digitally? Submit your prayer request here.

We have weekly prayer meetings regularly. Learn more by emailing: prayer@stonehillprinceton.org

Questions? We’re here to help.

Looking for the right person to contact? We’re happy to help!

Something else? Contact the office and we’ll help! info@stonehillprinceton.org

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