Online Worship Order of Service: New World Church of Love

I. The Call to Awareness

 

* Opening Acknowledgment: A moment of silence to recognize the One God, the Master Creator who is separate from time and creation.

 

* Invocation of Order: A prayer affirming that the world was brought forth in goodness and wisdom as a world of order, rule, order yet life came from chaos and was Divinely & gently guided through stages of evolution (for this is Grace)

II. The Affirmation of Humanity

 * Reading of Identity: A collective affirmation that all humans are made in God's image and with Its Breath of life (Ruach) spoke order from dust to form Original man Adam (and hold a place of honor.

 * Declaration of Equality: A reminder that every human being is uniquely created and equal from the moment of conception.

III. The Ministry of the Word

 * Theological Reflection: A teaching focused on the growth and maturity of theological ideologies.

 

* The Law of Love: A central discourse on living the law of love in all actions, relationships, and decisions.

 * Doctrine of Integrity: A lesson on maintaining self-discipline, control, and natural justice in daily life.

IV. Community and Respect

 

* Interfaith Acknowledgment: A formal expression of respect for the diverse spiritual views and beliefs held by others regarding God and organized religion.

 * Sharing of Stewardship: Discussion on our shared responsibility over creation and the purposeful boundaries established by God’s Word.

V. The Benediction of Rest

 

* The Gift of Sabbath: An invitation to enter into a period of spiritual rest, renewal, and communion with the Divine.

 

* The Hope for Renewal: A closing prayer expressing hope for the new heavens and the new earth where righteousness dwells.

Implementation for your Online Structure

 

* Digital Integration: This order can be used for live-streamed services or recorded modules hosted on your ministry platform.

 

* Public Meetings: For your annual in-person meeting in Saint Paul, this same structure can be expanded to include communal meals or physical "Sabbath rest" activities.