Leader’s Worship Guide 6.28.20

Here is the Worship Guide for this Sunday’s worship.

Leaders, if you haven’t gotten a chance to look at it yet, we just want to remind you of a resource made available to our whole church: a list of Racial Justice Resources. If you are feeling lead to engage in prayer, conversation, or education on this topic to care for your people, we hope that this resource will find itself to be helpful.

And as always, please remember that you are never expected to lead your GC alone. You are always invited to reach out to Ryan or Tyler as they continue to pray for and walk alongside you in your service and leadership of your people, as well as any other GC Leader at The Well.

Preparation Checklist

In order to help you prepare for this week, here is a list of possible preparations you might think through again before Sunday. However, it is important to note that every group is worshiping together in a similar yet unique way, as the people that make up each of our Gospel Community Groups are unique.

We want you to feel freedom to lead your group. So if you want to sing more/less songs than we have listed or want to spend extended time in prayer or discussion we are more than happy for you to do that. Therefore, not all of the following preparation items will or should apply to you.

Think through how you can best follow The Well’s GC Safety Guidelines this week.
*Optional* Add a Confession to the order of your Worship Guide. Some options are available in the “Other Resources” section below.
Share this week’s worship guide– either by printing it out or sending it to your group digitally.
Delegate or prepare to Read this week’s Scripture Passage- Psalm 89:1-9
Delegate or prepare the elements and presentation of Communion. A simple way to guide your group through taking the elements is by reading Matthew 26:26-29.
Delegate or prepare worship through song. A list of this week’s recommended songs are provided below.
Gather your Sunday Activity Box provided by The Well Kids- or any other ideas for engaging the children in your GC.