Sunday Worship Review - November 30, 2025

Our 10:30 Worship Service began with our pianist Catalin Dima playing various beautiful hymns.  

Dr. Frank Alegria led the service with a welcome to all members, regular attenders, and visitors. The  altar flowers were given to the Honor and Glory of God.

The First Advent Candle – The Candle of Hope was lit by Charlotte Barker and the passage explaining the significance of this candle was read by Jake Barker.    

Pastor Frank encouraged everyone to check the insert in the program which lists the schedule for 2025 Christmas Caroling Schedule for this Christmas season.  It begins December 8^th – 11^th, and the following week from December 15^th – 18^th.   You don’t have to be a member of the choir or the church.  If you just like to sing Christmas carols, you are encouraged to come joint this ministry.

1^st Week

December 8^th        1:30pm         Asher Point, 3701 N. Loy Lake, Sherman

December 9^th        2:00pm         Grayson Court, 3001 W. Crawford St., Denison

December 10^th      2:00pm         Pecan Point, 1011 Pecan Grove Road, East; Sherman

December 11           1:30pm        Carrus Rehabilitation, 1810 W. US Hwy 82, Sherman

2^nd Week

December 15^th    10:00am         Nanaw’s Place #1, 1100 W. Munson St., Denison

                “                 1:30pm        Nanaw’s Place #2, 106 Herberta, Pottsboro

December 16^th     2:00pm          Denison Nursing, 601 E. Hwy 69, Denison

December 17^th     1:30pm         Stonebrook, 1616 Lifesearch Way, Denison

December 18^th     2:00pm         Texoma Medical Center, Denison

A Call to Worship, an Affirmation of Faith, and The Apostles’ Creed was recited.  Prayer Concerns and Joys were heard, our pianist Catalin Dima played music during the offering, and a Pastoral Prayer ending with The Lord’s Prayer. 

The Morning Message came from the scripture of Matthew 24:36-44 and the message was on "The Necessity of Watchfulness."  Two Hymns were sung “To God Be the Glory” and “Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord, God Almighty”.  The close of the service ended with attendees joining hands and attendees were to take the love and peace of Christ with you, and the holding of hand signifies we can’t do this world by ourselves, and we need each other all the time and everywhere.  The Service ended.

Lakeway UMC welcomes anyone looking for a church home to come visit.  We love visitors and meeting new people.