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WORSHIP
April 20, 2014
T O D AY
Volume 1 | Issue 7 | 9 & 11 a.m. Worship Services | EASTER Sunday
But still, like air, I’ll rise.
Still I Rise
You may write me down in history
With your bitter, twisted lies,
You may tread me in the very dirt
But still, like dust, I’ll rise.
Does my sexiness upset you?
Does it come as a surprise
That I dance like I’ve got diamonds
At the meeting of my thighs?
Does my sassiness upset you?
Why are you beset with gloom?
‘Cause I walk like I’ve got oil wells
Pumping in my living room.
Out of the huts of history’s shame
I rise
Up from a past that’s rooted in pain
I rise
Just like moons and like suns,
With the certainty of tides,
Just like hopes springing high,
Still I’ll rise.
I’m a black ocean, leaping and wide,
Welling and swelling I bear in the tide.
Leaving behind nights
of terror and fear
I rise
Did you want to see me broken?
Bowed head and lowered eyes?
Shoulders falling down
like teardrops.
Weakened by my soulful cries.
Into a daybreak that’s
wondrously clear
I rise
Does my haughtiness offend you?
Don’t you take it awful hard
‘Cause I laugh like I’ve
got gold mines
Diggin’ in my own back yard.
Bringing the gifts that
my ancestors gave,
I am the dream and the
hope of the slave.
I rise
I rise
I rise.
Maya Angelou
You may shoot me
with your words,
You may cut me with your eyes,
You may kill me with
your hatefulness,
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STAFF
Dear Friends,
WELCOME!
To worship at Cathedral of Hope, a
congregation of the United Church of
Christ. Your presence here is a blessing and we hope you will return often.
Cathedral of Hope began in 1970 with
a circle of 12 friends and has since
grown into the world’s largest liberal
Christian church with a primary outreach to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning people.
• The VISION of Cathedral of Hope
is to be a community of hope
proclaiming God’s inclusive love,
removing barriers to faith and
empowering all people to grow in
grace toward wholeness.
• The MISSION of Cathedral of Hope
is to reclaim Christianity as a faith of
Extravagant Grace, Radical Inclusion
and Relentless Compassion.
Notes for Newcomers
Restrooms are located near the
double glass doors behind the
Sanctuary. Private restrooms are
available off the hall to the right of
the Hall of Heroes area. For more
information about the church,
please come to the Ministry & Visitor’s Center located next to Sources of Hope bookstore. Our worship
services are recorded for broadcast
around the country. We make every
effort to respect your privacy. However, if you would like to ensure that
you are not seen on screen, please
sit in one of the last five rows of
pews in the center section.
Large-print bulletins
and assisted listening
systems are available in the
bookstore.
H O P E Quotes
“I just can’t express how
heartwarming it felt to be
a part of a worship experience that affirmed me, just
as I am.”
—C.J., Denton TX
Hallelujah! Jesus Christ is risen,
indeed!
Jesus lives in you, he lives in me,
and he lives in all of our sisters and
brothers.
The Resurrection is both a personal and a communal occurrence.
It’s personal because we, like Jesus, share the experience of Resurrection.
It’s communal because we share the common experience of the Lenten
season of preparation; the moving events of Holy Week; and, now, the
transcendence of death to new life on Easter morning.
At last count, how many second chances have you been given by our
loving Lord?
Think about this—it’s pain with a purpose—have you not suffered betrayal…and, through anguish and reflection and prayer, gotten through
it?
And, tell me, when you’ve suffered a major loss, whom could you count
on to get you through the worst times?
I could not have gotten through the 1980s and 1990s—a period when my
friends and my family members suffered and perished, way too young,
so full of promise, if I had not believed in the power of Resurrection.
For me, Jesus, by transcending death, ascending to eternal existence,
living now as part of my DNA—our DNA!—is like geometry: Proven.
The Easter story in the Gospels grabs our hearts and tells us, “Love is
stronger than death!” I know this love so deeply, at so many times, in so
many places.
And, friends, don’t we—the Cathedral family—need Easter this year?
We are in the midst of some very hard work—work we’ve needed to do.
Jesus Christ is risen, indeed!
If you need proof, turn to the one beside you and smile. You’ll feel it. You
will feel Easter. Hallelujah!
—Rev. Jim Mitulski, Interim Senior Pastor.
Prayer Requests and Pastoral Care
If you know anyone who has been hospitalized, or is ill at home, and
would like to be included on the church prayer list, send the request
to [email protected] or online at www.cathedralofhope.com/
contact-forms/prayer-request. If you know of someone in need of pastoral
contact, please notify Rev. Todd Scoggins by phone at 214.351.1901 or
[email protected].
Rev. Jim Mitulski
Interim Senior Pastor
[email protected]
Rev. Dr. Katherine Godby
Assoc. Pastor for Spiritual Life
[email protected]
Rev. Shelley Hamilton
Assoc. Pastor for Social Services
[email protected]
Dr. Alberto Magana
Minister for Congregación Latina
[email protected]
Rev. Todd Scoggins
Assoc. Pastor for Congregational Life
[email protected]
Rev. Dr. Stephen V. Sprinkle
Theologian in Residence
[email protected]
Sean Baugh
Assoc. Director of Music & Worship
[email protected]
Chris Chism
Assist. Director of Music & Worship
[email protected]
Lee Covington
Exec. Assistant to the Senior Pastor
[email protected]
Dan Dubree
Executive Director
[email protected]
Anita L. Haddy
Coordinator for Ministry Development
[email protected]
Jerry King
Director of Media Ministry
[email protected]
Yadi Martinez
Minister of Youth,
Young Adults & Missions
[email protected]
David Moldenhauer
Director of Music & Worship
[email protected]
Dan Peeler
Minister for Children & Families
[email protected]
In consideration of those seated around you, PLEASE, No Flash Photography or Video Recording
during the service, and PLEASE, Turn Off Your Cell Phone! Thank you.
On the cover: Maya Angelou, born Marguerite Ann Johnson; April 4, 1928) is an American author and poet. She
has published seven autobiographies, three books of essays, and several books of poetry, and is credited with a list of
plays, movies, and television shows spanning more than fifty years. She has received dozens of awards and over thirty
honorary doctoral degrees. Angelou is best known for her series of seven autobiographies, which focus on her childhood
and early adult experiences.
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GATHERING
PRELUDE
The Anthem
by Joth Hunt, Henry Seeley, and Liz Webber
Cathedral of Hope Orchestra
INTROIT
Alive
Words and Music by Bernie Herms and Nichole Nordeman
arr. Bradley Knight
Voices of Hope, Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra
Who but you could breathe and leave a trail of galaxies, and dream of me?
What kind of love is writing my story till the end with mercy’s pen? Only you.
What kind of King would choose to wear a crown that bleeds and scars to win my heart?
What kind of love tells me I’m the reason he can’t stay inside the grave?
You, is it you? Standing here before my eyes; every part of my heart cries.
Alive, alive! Look what mercy’s overcome; death has lost and love has won!
Alive, alive! Hallelujah, risen Lord, the only One I fall before,
I am his because he is alive.
Who could speak and send the demons back from where they came with just one name?
What other heart would let itself be broken every time till he healed mine?
You, only you could turn my darkness into dawn; running right into your arms.
Alive, alive! Look what mercy’s overcome; death has lost and love has won!
Alive, alive! Hallelujah, risen Lord, the only One I fall before,
I am his because he is …
Emmanuel, the promised King, the baby who made angels sing,
Son of Man who walked with us, healing, breathing in our dust,
the author of all history, the answer to all mysteries,
the Lamb of God who rolled away the stone in front of every grave.
Alive, alive! Look what mercy’s overcome; death has lost and love has won!
Alive, alive! Hallelujah, risen Lord, the only One I fall before,
I am his because he is alive.
**CALL TO WORSHIP by e.e. cummings
Rev. Dr. Katherine Godby
i thank You God for most this amazing day;
for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and a blue true dream of sky,
and for everything which is natural
which is infinite
which is yes
i who have died am alive again today,
and this is the sun’s birthday,
this is the birth day of life and of love and wings:
and of the gay great happening illimitably earth
how should tasting touching hearing seeing breathing any—
lifted from the no of all nothing—
human merely being doubt unimaginable You?
now the ears of my ears awake
and now the eyes of my eyes are opened
**The people will rise in body or spirit.
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EASTER
The modern English term
“Easter” derives from the
Old English word Ēastre or
Ēostre. The word Easter is
held by some to have originally referred to the name
of an Anglo-Saxon goddess, Ēostre. Easter is held
by others to have originally
referred to the name of a
Babylonian goddess, Ishtar.
Others surmise that Eostre
and Ishtar, pronounced identically, are two forms of the
same word, referring to two
forms of the same goddess,
although the spelling differentiated through time and
distance.
In Greek and Latin, the
Christian celebration was
and is called Πάσχα, Pascha,
words derived, through
Aramaic, from the Hebrew
term Pesach, known in
English as Passover, which
originally denoted the Jewish
festival commemorating the
story of the Exodus. Already
in the 1st century, Paul, writing from Ephesus to the
Christians in Corinth, applied
the term to Christ. In most
of the non-English speaking
world, the feast is known by
names derived from Greek
and Latin Pascha.
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THE WORD
COMMUNITY PRAYER
ANTHEM
Alleluia
by Randall Thompson
Sanctuary Choir
GOSPEL LESSON, PART 1 John 20: 1-10
The Empty Tomb
Early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb and saw
that the stone had been removed from the tomb. So she ran and went to Simon Peter and the other
disciple, the one whom Jesus loved, and said to them, “They have taken the Lord out of the tomb, and
we do not know where they have laid him.”
Then Peter and the other disciple set out and went toward the tomb. The two were running together,
but the other disciple outran Peter and reached the tomb first. He bent down to look in and saw the
linen wrappings lying there, but he did not go in. Then Simon Peter came, following him, and went
into the tomb. He saw the linen wrappings lying there, and the cloth that had been on Jesus’ head, not
lying with the linen wrappings but rolled up in a place by itself. Then the other disciple, who reached
the tomb first, also went in, and he saw and believed; for as yet they did not understand the scripture,
that Jesus must rise from the dead. Then the disciples returned to their homes.
GOSPEL CHORUS
The Anthem
One: Hallelujah! You have won the victory. Hallelujah! You have won it all for me.
Death could not hold you down. You are the risen Lord.
Seated in majesty. You are the risen Lord!
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Words and Music by Joth Hunt, Henry Seeley, and Liz Webber
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**GOSPEL LESSON, PART 2 John 20: 11-18
Jesus Appears to Mary
But Mary stood weeping outside the tomb. As she wept, she bent over to look into the tomb; and she
saw two angels in white, sitting where the body of Jesus had been lying, one at the head and the other
at the feet. They said to her, “Woman, why are you weeping?” She said to them, “They have taken
away my Lord, and I do not know where they have laid him.”
When she had said this, she turned around and saw Jesus standing there, but she did not know that it
was Jesus. Jesus said to her, “Woman, why are you weeping? For whom are you looking?” Supposing
it was the gardener, she said to him, “Sir, if you have carried him away, tell me where you have laid
him, and I will take him away.”
Jesus said to her, “Mary!” She turned and said to him in Hebrew, “Rabboni!” – which means Teacher.
Jesus said to her, “Do not hold on to me, because I have not yet ascended to God. But go to my brothers
and say to them, ‘I am ascending to my Abba and your Abba, to my God and your God.’ ” Mary
Magdalene went and announced to the disciples, “I have seen the Lord”; and she told them what the
Savior had said to her.
**GOSPEL CHORUS
The Anthem
One: Our God is risen, Jesus is alive! God won the victory, Jesus reigns on high!
All:
Words and Music by Joth Hunt, Henry Seeley, and Liz Webber
© Planetshaker Music
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**HYMN OF RESPONSE
He Lives
Words and Music by Alfred H. Ackley
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THE EUCHARIST
PRESENTATION OF OUR TITHES AND OFFERINGS
OFFERTORY
End of the Beginning
Words and Music by David Phelps; arr. Lari Goss
Voices of Hope featuring Jason Huff
Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra
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CELEBRATION OF HOLY COMMUNION
WORDS OF INSTITUTION
PRAYER OF CONSECRATION
INVITATION TO THE FEAST
DISTRIBUTION OF THE ELEMENTS
MUSIC DURING COMMUNION
TO OUR GUESTS
Cathedral of Hope celebrates an open communion. We understand the sharing of the
bread and the cup in Jesus’ name to be a representation of an ancient vision of God’s
feast for all peoples. We don’t require you to be a member of this church, or any
church, to participate with us in this feast of grace. Simply come forward at the ushers’
direction. After dipping a wafer in the cup, the minister will place it on your tongue and
offer a brief blessing. If you prefer to serve yourself, cup your hands in front of you as
you come to receive communion.
Crown Him (Majesty)
Crown him with many crowns, the Lamb upon the throne.
Hark! How the heavenly anthem drowns all music but its own.
Awake my soul and sing of him who died for me,
And hail him as your matchless King through all eternity.
Majesty, Lord of all, let every throne before you fall.
The King of kings, oh, come adore the God who reigns forevermore.
Crown him the Lord of love; behold his hands and side,
Those wounds, yet visible above, in beauty glorified.
All hail, Redeemer, hail! For you have died for me;
Your praise and glory shall not fail throughout eternity.
Majesty, Lord of all, let every throne before you fall.
The King of kings, oh, come adore the God who reigns forevermore.
Praise God who reigns forevermore.
Words and Music by Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash George Job Elvey,
Godfrey Thring, Matt Maher, Matthew Bridges
© Allertop Music, Sixsteps Songs, Worship Together Music
CCLI License #123333
We Fall Down
We fall down, we lay our crowns at the feet of Jesus;
The greatness of mercy and love at the feet of Jesus.
And we cry, “Holy, holy, holy.” And we cry, “Holy, holy, holy.”
And we cry, “Holy, holy, holy is the Lamb.”
We Exalt Thee
For thou, Oh Lord, art high above all the earth,
thou art exalted far above all gods;
For thou, Oh Lord, art high above all the earth,
thou art exalted far above all gods.
We exalt thee! We exalt thee! We exalt thee, Oh Lord.
We exalt thee! We exalt thee! We exalt thee, Oh Lord.
TO OUR GUESTS
It has become a
tradition
at
the
Cathedral of Hope to
rise as we end our
time of communion
(as indicated by **),
join hands as an
expression of our
unity in Christ, and
lift them up in glory
to God.
We invite you to join
as you are able, in
body or spirit.
Words and Music by Chris Tomlin
© worshiptogether.com Songs
CCLI License #123333
Words & Music by Pete Sanchez, Jr. © Pete Sanchez, Jr.
CCLI License #123333
Shout to the Lord
My Jesus, my Savior, Lord, there is none like you;
All of my days I want to praise the wonders of your mighty love.
My Comfort, my Shelter, Tower of refuge and strength,
Let ev’ry breath, all that I am, never cease to worship you.
**Shout to the Lord, all the earth, let us sing,
power and majesty, praises we bring.
Mountains bow down and the seas will roar
at the sound of your name.
I sing for joy at the work of your hands,
forever I’ll love you, forever I’ll stand;
Nothing compares to the promise I have in you!
Words and Music by Darlene Zschech, adapted; © Darlene Zschech/Hillsongs Australia
CCLI License #123333
**PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING
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Words and Music by Joth Hunt, Henry Seeley, and Liz Webber © Planetshaker Music
Hymn text by Matthew Bridges and Godfrey Thring, adapted; Music by George J. Elvey
This arrangement by David Moldenhauer © Cathedral of Hope
CCLI License #123333
**BENEDICTION
Words and Music by Joth Hunt, Henry Seeley, and Liz Webber © Planetshaker Music
Hymn text by Matthew Bridges and Godfrey Thring, adapted; Music by George J. Elvey
This arrangement by David Moldenhauer © Cathedral of Hope
CCLI License #123333
POSTLUDE
**BENEDICTION
POSTLUDE
Time of Fellowship
Please join us for refreshments after the service.
Time of Fellowship
WORSHIP NOTES
Insight and background
Please joininto
us musical
for refreshments after the service.
and liturgical elements of our services.
Hallelujah/Alleluia
Hallelujah is a transliteration of the Hebrew word ‫ּהָיּולְּלַה‬. The term is used 24
times in the Hebrew Bible and four times in Greek transliteration in the book of
Revelation. In the Hebrew Bible “hallelujah” is actually a two-word phrase, not
one word. The first part, hallelu, is the second-person imperative masculine plural form of the Hebrew verb hallel. However, “hallelujah” means more than simply “praise Yah”, as the word hallel in Hebrew means a joyous praise in song, to
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boast in God. The second part, Yah, is a shortened form of YHWH, the name for
the Creator. The correct pronunciation is not known, however, it is sometimes
rendered by Christians as “Yahweh” or “Jehovah”.
Our a cappella (unaccompanied) Anthem this morning is Randall Thompson’s
Alleluia. Composed over the first five days of July in 1940, it was given its
world premiere on July 8. The work was written on a commission from Serge
Koussevitzky, who wanted a “fanfare” for voices, and he asked Thompson to contribute such a piece. Instead of the joyous work expected of him, the composer
produced a quieter and more introspective piece. Thompson was inspired by the
war in Europe, and the recent fall of France; given these events, he felt that to
write a festive piece would be inappropriate. The text of the work consists of the
word “Alleluia” repeated over and over again. The only other word in the text is
7 “Amen”, which is used once at the end.
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News
April 20, 2014
HE DATE
Holocaust
BRIEFS
Jason and DeMarco
Concert Next Sunday
eMarco
Remembrance
April Next
25 Sunday
HaShoah (‫)האושה םוי‬
PM
Yomand translated
in English as
April 27, 7 p.m.
CoH Sanctuary
Jason & deMarco’s “Celebrating
Diversity” tour began in Nashville,
Saturday, March 29th and will continue performing over 20 concerts
traveling through the Southeast and
over to Texas, ending in Sherwood,
AR on Tuesday, April 29th. Jason
& deMarco will again board the RV
tour bus along with Jason’s parents
and the duo’s newest additions, their
two-year old twin sons, Mason and
Noah.
Holocaust Remembrance Day, or
Holocaust Day, is observed as Israel’s
day of commemoration for the
approximately six million Jews who
perished in the Holocaust.
DeMarco
ncert
Upon the rise of Adolf Hitler, gay
men and, to a lesser extent, lesbians,
were two of the numerous groups also
targeted by the Nazi Party and were
ultimately among Holocaust victims.
Beginning in 1933, gay organizations
were banned, scholarly books about
homosexuality, and sexuality in general, were burned, and homosexuals
within the Nazi Party itself were murdered. The Gestapo compiled lists of
homosexuals, who were compelled
to sexually conform to the “German
norm.”
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s Parkway
as
Join Us for a “Reunion” for All 3-day Spiritual Retreat Participants
If you have ever attended a retreat like “Walk to Emmaus”, “The Journey”, “Chrysalis”, “Cursillo” or any other 3-Day
spiritual renewal retreat, you are invited to join us as we gather together for a Reunion.
We will
gather on
Sunday, May 4, atto
5 p.m.Dallas
at 2525 Turtle Creek
Blvd. #432.
This will be a fun time with fellowship,
, Jason & deMarco,
are
coming
with
their
a good ol’ pot luck dinner, a 4th day talk and communion. We will also be sharing the plans for the continuation of our
3-day retreat ministry
at Cathedral
of Hope.
inspiring
music. Their
music
focuses
on every day
More than one million gay Germans All 3-day retreat alumni are welcome to join us for this special event, so please RSVP during church in
were targeted, of and
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Keyword: REUNION. Or, register online at
100,000 were arrested and 50,000 www.cathedralofhope.com/coh-reunion.
serving prison
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If you have any 3-day retreat alumni friends who do not attend CoH, yet may be interested in participating with this
victed homosexuals”.
ministry, please invite them to join us for the “Reunion”. BYOB & LC (Bring Your Own Beverages and Lawn Chairs)
d proud
of when
who
Join us next Sunday,
we willthey are, without compromising
commemorate this dark chapter in
world history on the second Sunday
of Eastertide.
For additional information or questions, please contact Rev. Todd Scoggins at [email protected]
Pot-luck sign ups by Last Names:
A-G Bring a Main Dish
H-P Bring a Side Dish and/or Salad
: presented by the Evangelical Lutheran
in
Q-Z Bring aChurch
dessert
rn Texas Northern Louisiana mission area, meeting in
Pack the Pantry Collection Day
-27. April Board of
NEXT Sunday, April 27
Stewards Meeting
changed from
April 21 to April 28
Board of Stewards
[email protected]
CoH Offices closed
on Monday April 21.
Did you know that through your generous grocery donations on the last Sunday
of each month, we are able to consistently provide more than 300 bags of food
to hungry people each month?
Pack the Pantry volunteers will be distributing shopping lists following our
worship services today. You are invited to be a part of the team by purchasing
items from the shopping list to bring to church NEXT Sunday, April 27 on
Pack the Pantry collection day.
Volunteers will be under the bell wall to receive your grocery donations.
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Refund?
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tithing a portion of
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Circles Of Hope
THANK YOU!
Congregación Latina
In a church this large, it is still important to gather with small groups of people
for study, reflection, fellowship and fun, so we hope you will consider joining
one of the current “CIRCLES OF HOPE”.
A special thank you goes out to
Congregación Latina for donating
this year’s Paschal Candle, for the
Easter Vigil last night, and for use
during the services of Eastertide.
If you would like to contact a specific Circle Leader, please visit the Cathedral
of Hope website at www.cathedralofhope.com/circles-of-hope.
On Sunday, May 4 you will have a chance to visit with our current and NEW
Circle Leaders during the Fellowship Time following the worship services.
If you are interested in hosting or leading a CIRCLE OF HOPE or if you
need additional information, you may contact Rev. Todd Scoggins at
[email protected] or by calling the church office at 214-3511901 x198.
CoH Youth – UCC Southern Regional Youth Event
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Volunteer At CoH!
June 12-15, St. Petersburg, FL
e are excited to announce that the UCC Southern Regional Youth Event
will be hosted at Eckerd College, in St. Petersburg, Florida this year. Our theme is “Touched by God.” We invite our Sr. High Youth (grades 9 - 12)
to join Rev. Mike Wright-Chapman and Yadi Martinez, Minister for Youth,
Young Adults and Missions to attend this conference. Early bird registration
fee is $240 by TODAY; after that deadline the registration fee is $265. The
fee includes meals, lodging and a t-shirt.
Being a volunteer is a rewarding pursuit, but if you’re like the rest of us, it’s
often hard to find that perfect fit, that volunteering environment where our talents, knowledge, and passions lie. How do we even know where to look? Try
starting here! CoH is lucky to have its very own specialist who is dedicated to
finding the best possible ministry that utilizes your skill set or simply gets you
involved. You can start volunteering today! Contact Anita Haddy, our one-of-akind Coordinator for Ministry Development, at [email protected] As a team, I believe you and CoH Youth Ministry can make this a reality for
your son/daughter. Rev. Mike Wright-Chapman and Yadi Martinez are workor 214-351-1901 ext.135.
ing to cover travel expenses, which we estimate to be $500 per person. Please
Sign Interpreters Wanted
contact Tom Martin in accounting to make a credit card payment by calling the
New members are being sought for our sign interpreter team for the Sunday, 11 office at 214-351-1901 or by writing a check to Cathedral of Hope. If you do
a.m. worship service. ASL is preferred, but not required. Use your ability for write a check for your student, please write in the memo section your son’s/
sign interpretation to make our worship service accessible and meaningful for daughter’s name and Florida trip.
the deaf and hearing impaired members of our congregation. To join the team, Please let us know by TODAY if it is possible for your son/daughter to travel
print the Keyword: SIGN in the comments section of the registration pad. Be with us and if you will be able to make this financial commitment. We would
sure to include your current contact information on the registration pad so we like to make traveling arrangements for those youth who are confirmed to be
can follow up with you, or email [email protected].
traveling with us. For further information or to confirm your student’s participation, please contact Yadi Martinez by email at [email protected] or
Gray Pride Café Rescheduled
by phone at the office by calling 214-351-1901 ext 220.
Our third Friday (April 18) Gray Pride Café is rescheduled for Friday, April
25, 2014, 5–8 p.m. The event will be “Poets Reading Poetry”. There will be
iCare Ministry Wants
Young Adults (18+)
local poets reading their material, and readers proclaiming the poetry of others. If you are a hidden poet, journalist, musician or essayist, please bring your
Your Help!
Ministry
material and share with us.
Greeters, bag-fillers, interviewers: We are inviting all Young Adults to
There will be beverages and edibles available. Everyone is welcome! This is a they’re people just like you, and they join us on Wednesday nights at 6:15
free event, but donations to support and grow the program are always welcome! want your help. The iCare ministry p.m. in our new designated classroom,
For questions, comments or more information contact Shelley Hamilton at 214- distributes food from CoH’s in-house CLC 107, for “tweets from the bible”.
821-4501 or [email protected].
food pantry on Mondays from 1 p.m. After our 6:15 meeting, we sit togethto 3 p.m. and Wednesdays from 10 er for Wednesday night worship, while
some help lead in the service.
Pride Prom 2014—Friday, June 20, IPC, 7 p.m. a.m. to Noon.
If you’re available at these times during the week and wish to make a difference in countless lives, print the
Keyword: iCARE in the comments
section of the registration pad or contact Anita Haddy, our Coordinator
for Ministry Development, at
CoH Youth Ministry is reaching out to members of our congregation to make [email protected] or
this memorable night a reality for all of our young friends out in the DFW area. call 214-351-1901 ext.135.
We are seeking chaperones, decorators and assistance with refreshments and
appetizers. If you are interested in participating please contact Yadi Martinez at If you’re bilingual (English/Spanish),
[email protected]. All of our chaperones must be over the age we can definitely use your help, so
contact us today!
of 25 and able to pass a background check.
Do you remember Prom? On Friday, June 20 from 7 p.m.–midnight, Cathedral
of Hope will be co-sponsoring “Pride Prom” with Youth First of Resource
Center Dallas. Pride Prom was originally created as a second-chance prom
for those who couldn’t bring their desired date to their prom in High School.
Cathedral of Hope will be opening the doors to all of our young friends in the
DFW area from the ages of 13-22.
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We welcome all Young adults 18 years
of age and up, to come help us build
this ministry together. Currently we
are planning our summer calendar and
our first Young Adult Mission Trip.
Come join us in a non-judgmental setting with individuals who can relate,
guide, and strengthen us. No matter
what part of the journey you might be
on, all are welcome. For more information contact Yadi, Youth, Young
Adults and Missions Minister at
[email protected].
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Beginning May 4, Cathedral U will
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program, focusing on both learning
and community building. If you’d
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If you are clergy (retired, serving as email [email protected].
chaplain, etc.) please join the CoH Be sure to include your current conclergy staff for an informal conversa- tact information.
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following the 11 a.m. worship service.
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Tr i b u t e s
In memory of Letty Rodriguez
By Patsy Rodriguez
In memory of Jewel
& PJ Morrow
By Warren Morrow
In memory of Rev.
Dr. Lester Zeitler
By Joey R. Miertschin
In memory of My
friends I miss dearly
By Joseph Louis Perkins
In honor of Dixie White
By Jose Gallegos
In honor of “this place
called Hope”
By JW Wylie
To make an honorary or memorial
gift, please contact Tom Martin at
[email protected] or
214.351.1901 x210, or
use the envelope in the pew rack.
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The Cast*
H4PJ presents “BENT” April 25-27
n observance of Yom HaShoah—Holocaust Remembrance Day—Hope for Peace & Justice presents BENT, written
by Martin Sherman and directed by Daniel Scott Cates, at the Interfaith Peace Chapel April 25, 26, 27 at 8:00 p.m.
BENT follows the story of Max—played by Dr. Mann Hanson—a homosexual on the run from the Nazis, who finds himself in Dachau, a prison camp. By developing a relationship with fellow prisoner, Horst—played by Todd Whitley—he
regains his self-respect. BENT is a harrowing, overpoweringly intense, and at times, violent story about the treatment of
homosexuals by their own countrymen before World War II.
“I am proud to be directing such a talented group of performers and to be presenting such a beautiful and powerful
show,” said Cates. “It is my sincere hope that people leave this production changed or moved to speak out.”
The show also stars Richard D. Curtin as Greta—drag performer and club owner; Brandon Simmons as Rudy; and Mark
Calloway as Uncle Freddie. Other cast include Barry Phillips, Heath Billups, Steve Frawley, Christopher (Kory) Beale,
and Rev. Jeff Hood. Leslie Frye is the stage manager. Music will be performed by Danny Anchondo.
“Many people don’t know why the LGBT community—and even the Cathedral of Hope—use the pink triangle as a
symbol,” said Todd Whitley, H4PJ board chair. “Those who know or come to know this story and its history understand
why a symbol that once represented hate and injustice was reclaimed as a symbol for us, and why we as a people—a
community—must unite to ensure that nothing like this happens again, ever, to anyone, anywhere—not here in Dallas,
not in Texas or any other state, and not worldwide, in places like Russia and Uganda.”
Sources of Hope
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Seating is limited. Tickets are available for a suggested $10 donation to Hope for Peace & Justice. Advance tickets are
available on the Cathedral of Hope Web site, before and after services, and at the door while they last. Free tickets are
also available to those who cannot donate. Contact [email protected]. Note: BENT is recommended for mature audiences only. To volunteer for or help sponsor the production, contact [email protected] or [email protected].
* Todd Whitley and
Danny Anchondo
not shown.
C h i l d r e n , Yo u th
Children’s Church
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n this Easter Sunday morning,
our Children’s Worship services
will celebrate Resurrection Day by
telling the illustrated PowerPoint story
of the return of the Christ and the birth
of a new religion. We will talk about
the varied Gospel accounts of that
Sunday morning we now call Easter,
and see that the one person who was
common to all the stories was Mary
Magdalene, whose exciting news
delivered to the Disciples has earned
her the title of Apostle to the Apostles.
We’ll also consider some legendary
stories that grew up around the loyal
Mary, including one about a common egg she carried turning bright
red and becoming the prototype of the
Easter Egg. We’ll also examine some
legends that, over the centuries, have
introduced bunnies, caterpillars and
The children meet Mary Magdalene: The Apostle to the Apostles.
butterflies as colorful symbols of this
most joyful day on the church calenEach week, Dan Peeler, Minister for Children & Families, and Charlie Rose, create beautiful illustrations like
dar. We’ll also celebrate the Season
this one for use in the Children’s Church PowerPoint Lessons.
through a handout which includes lots
of information that both children and
their parents will enjoy. Do you know Youth Working Lock-in
how the egg shell, white and yolk can Senior High Youth will be hosting
be used to tell the story of the Trinity? a “working lock-in” on this Friday,
April 25. On June 25 - June 29,
CoH Youth Ministry will return to
Beaumont, TX to work on a mission
project for CASA (Court Appointed
Special Advocates). CoH Youth will
host a fair for all the children and
teens in the foster care system free of
charge. CoH Youth, have designed
and planned the fair games and entertainment. During the lock-in on April
25, the Senior High Youth (grades 9 –
Youth Ministry
12) will work on the games for the fair
by painting, building and assembling
Grades 5 - 12
the items needed for their trip.
meet in Room 107
at 11 a.m. every Sunday.
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We invite all youth from grades 9 - 12
to join us for dinner in the CoH fellowship hall and come prepared for
a night of fellowship, and the first of
many more planning days as we prepare for Mission Trip 2014.
Join Us Today for
EASTER BRUNCH!
E a s te r F l o r a l
Dedications
In Honor of
Our “Framily”
By Miguel Atkins and Todd Whitley
In Honor of
My “Framily”
By Leslie Frye
In Honor of
Bill Johnson
By Scott Bedford
In Honor of
Henry Ann Johnson
By Kirk Johnson
In Honor of
Dutch Ross
By Charlie Fulton
In Honor of
John Lukert
By Kirk Johnson
In Honor of
Doris and Becky
By Scott Bedford
In Honor of
Lisa Carter
By Charlie Fulton
In Honor of
Jerry and Nancy
By Scott Bedford
In Honor of
Chad Ross
By Charlie Fulton
In Honor of
Jim and Jerry
By Scott Bedford
In Honor of
Debbie Clodfelter
By Charlie Fulton
In Honor of
Annette and Pat
By Scott Bedford
In Honor of
My grandchildren
By Harriet Garey
In Honor of
Our children and grandchildren
By Martha M. Cruz
and Philip E. Jenks
In Honor of
Debbie Leiteritz
By Travis A. Gasper
In Honor of
The Cathedral of Hope
By Mark Haberman
and Dave Jacobson
In Honor of
Mark K. Smith
By Timothy J. Dowler
In Honor of
SFJ Friends
By Paul Kolasci III
In Honor of
Nidia and Kelley Cardenas-Carrillo’s
marriage
By Douglas Kratschmann
In Honor of
Don Day
By Douglas Kratschmann
In Honor of
Brent, CM, and SC Barns
By Douglas Kratschmann
In Honor of
The Order of St. Francis and St. Clare
By Douglas Kratschmann
In Honor of
Donua and Gerhard Kratschmann
By Douglas Kratschmann
In Honor of
The North Dallas Circle
By Douglas Kratschmann
In Honor of
Beverly Hodges
By Shawn Shotzman
In Honor of
The Choir and Orchestra
By Glenn Wessler
In Honor of
Roger Parrish
By Shawn Shotzman
In Honor of
The Director, Cast, and Crew of
“BENT”
By Todd Whitley
In Honor of
The Celebration Circle
By Douglas Kratschmann
In Honor of
Jim Mitulski
By Burke A. Lipscomb
In Honor of
Bobby Springfield
By Larry Singleton
In Honor of
Ashley and Julie Cutrer
By Shealyn Stephens
and Ashley Cutrer
In Honor of
Beebee Suliman
By Robert Suliman
and David Mumm
In Honor of
Van Martindale
By Martin Yates
In Honor of
Martin Yates
By Van Martindale
In Honor of
Molly Sutton
By Carol S. Morgan
In Memory of
Mary Catherine Grace Barns
By Brent Barns
and Doug Kratschmann
In Honor of
The Irving Circle and its Friends
By Carol S. Morgan
In Honor of
Cathedral of Hope
By Larry G. Nelson
In Honor of
Todd Scoggins
By Paul Rumsey
In Honor of
Harold Shotzman
By Shawn Shotzman
In Memory of
Woody Berisford, Sr.
By Woody Berisford
In Honor of
Robert Roderick
By Bill Wells
In Memory of
Don Alan Franz
By Russell Buescher
In Honor of
The Usher Ministry
By Glenn Wessler
In Honor of
The Irving Circle
By Glenn Wessler
In Memory of
My grandson, Josh Carter
By Larry Carter
In Memory of
Marty Rouse
By Charles Cason III
Easter Floral
Dedications
In Memory of
Candace Grantham
By Charles Cason III
In Memory of
Barbara Garner
By Terry Garner and Keith Dowler
In Memory of
Joseph Nicholas Quintessenza
By Martha M. Cruz
and Philip E. Jenks
In Memory of
Johnie Bolen “Bill” Bates
By Lynetta Elder
In Memory of
Mal Goodfellow
By Dennis Green and David Wells
In Memory of
Don Kennedy
by Bill James
In Memory of
Pam Hester
By Jim Hester
In Memory of
Marie James Kennedy
By Bill James
In Memory of
Irene and Homer Holland
By Howard Holland
In Memory of
Dora James
By Bill James
In Memory of
Dolores Greer
By Howard Holland
In Memory of
Pasqual James
By Bill James
In Memory of
Kristen Magoun
By Summer Housmans
In Memory of
Joyce and Richard Kearns
By Gary Kearns and Jim Glasgow
In Memory of
Carol Dowler
By Terry Garner and Keith Dowler
In Memory of
Wanda and Milton Bentley
By Jim Hurt
In Memory of
RoJean Fearey, Ed and
Johanna Twietmeyer,
Jack and Margaret Fearey
By Bret Fearey and Eric Pryor
In Memory of My mom
Vera June Downing-Schmidt
By Jim Downing
In Memory of
Jim Maertens
By Jim Hurt
In Memory of
Beverly Green
By Dennis Green and David Wells
In Memory of
Carole Jane Polk
By David and Shelley Darling
In Memory of
Andrew and Fannie Gasper
By Travis Gasper
In Memory of
George J. Fowler
By David and Shelley Darling
In Memory of
Billie G. Hurry
By Harold A. Hurry
In Memory of
Andrew D. Hurry
By Harold A. Hurry
In Memory of
Johnny Ray Knott
By Jason Knott
In Memory of
Thelma Breaux Kolasci
By Paul Kolasci III
In Memory of
Weldon Martindale
By Van Martindale
In Memory of
Maria C. Serrato
By Rosa M. Ochoa
In Memory of
Carl Hill
By Vince Kordsmeier
In Memory of
Donnie Rutledge
By Van Martindale
In Memory of
My sister Leigh Ann Pomykal
By E. Keith Pomykal
In Memory of
Cole Hill
By Vince Kordsmeier
In Memory of
Richard Baker
By Van Martindale
In Memory of
Parents Rose and Oran Pryor,
Brothers Leo, Frank and Clem
By Eric Pryor and Bret Fearey
In Memory of
Olga S. Ledesma
By Eddie Ledesma
In Memory of
Jackson Myars
By Van Martindale
In Memory of
Sgt. Richard Brill
By Burke A. Lipscomb
In Memory of
Grady Altom
By Van Martindale
In Memory of
Mindy Simmons
By Burke A. Lipscomb
In Memory of
Dorothy Miller
By Doris Miller
In Memory of
Jay and Joel Miner-Hecker
By Jim Miner
In Memory of
Ailene Lipscomb
By Burke A. Lipscomb
In Memory of
Jackie Costello
By Carol S. Morgan
In Memory of
Jean Hon
By Burke A. Lipscomb
In Memory of
Family Members
By Jon and James Nicholson
In Memory of
C. T. Singleton
By Larry Singleton
In Memory of
Lucille Singleton
By Larry Singleton
In Memory of
Alan Ross
By Edward Slater
In Memory of
David Weddle
By Burke A. Lipscomb
In Memory of
Tom Beatcher
By Edward Slater
In Memory of
Bert Greup
By Edward Slater
Easter Floral
Dedications
In Memory of
Mary Kay and Dottie
By Mark Smith and Tim Dowler
In Memory of
Mary Kay Smith
By Mark Smith and Tim Dowler
In Memory of
Dorothy and Carl Mumm
By Robert Suliman
and David Mumm
In Memory of
Martha Teitlus
By Glenn Teitlus and John McGrail
In Memory of
Patricia McGrail
By Glenn Teitlus and John McGrail
In Memory of
Betty Thompson
By Harry Thompson
In Memory of
Jackie Costello
By Glenn Wessler
The Easter altar arrangements are
given to the glory of God in memory
and honor of Cathedral of Hope
Senior Pastors by the Senior Pastor
Search Committee.
In Memory of
Larry Ford
By Glenn Wessler
Rev. Rob Shivers
Pastor 1970-1971
In Memory of
Frank Peterson
By Glenn Wessler
Rev. Richard Vincent
Senior Pastor 1971-1974
In Memory of
Dixie White
By David White
Rev. James Harris
Senior Pastor 1974-1977
In Memory of
Alan Worthington
By Dr. Lowell Worthington
Rev. Don Eastman
Senior Pastor 1977-1986
Rev. Steven Pace
Interim Pastor 1986-1987
In Memory of
Russell, John and Hank
By Martin Yates and Van Martindale
Rev. Michael S. Piazza
Senior Pastor 1987-2003; 2004-2005
Rev. Elder Dr. Mona West
Senior Pastor 2003-2004
In Memory of
Jimmy Smith and Matt Vega
By Ed Trimble
Rev. Dr. Jo Hudson
Senior Pastor 2005-2013
In Memory of
My mother, Cynthia Turner
By Brett Turner
Rev. Elder Jim Mitulski
Interim Pastor 2013-Present
Sunday, APR 20 • EASTER SUNDAY
Rev. Jim Mitulski; English 9 & 11 a.m., Sanctuary
Dr. Alberto Magana; Spanish 1 p.m., Sanctuary
Friday APR 25, Saturday APR 26, Sunday APR 27
The play BENT (H4PJ), Interfaith Peace Chapel, 8 p.m.
Friday APR 25
Gray Pride Café 5-8 p.m. “Poets Reading Poetry”
PENTECOST
April 2014
June 2014
Sunday, JUN 8 • PENTECOST
Ministry Appreciation Party 5-7 p.m.
Friday, JUN 20
Pride Prom 7 p.m. to Midnight, IPC
Sunday, JUN 29
Stonewall Commemoration
Pack the Pantry Sunday, non-perishable food collection
Sunday, APR 27
Rev. Jim Mitulski; English 9 & 11 a.m., Sanctuary; Yom
HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance
Dr. Alberto Magana; Spanish 1 p.m., Sanctuary
Pack the Pantry Sunday, non-perishable food collection
Music 4 Hope presents: Jason & DeMarco Concert,
Sanctuary, 7 p.m.
Monday, APR 28
Board of Stewards Meeting, 7 p.m, CLC Chapel
May 2014
Sunday, MAY 4
Rev. Dr. Katherine Godby; 9 & 11 a.m.
Dr. Alberto Magana; 1 p.m. Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Sunday, MAY 11 • MOTHER’S DAY
Rev. Jim Mitulski; 9 & 11 a.m.
Other Important Dates
EASTERTIDE
H O P E o n the Horizon
EVENTS at
a GLANCE*
Saturday, MAY 17
Pack the Pantry Sunday, non-perishable food collection
N E W
S E R I E S
December 2014
Monday, DEC 1
World AIDS Day Service at 6 p.m.
Thursday, DEC 11
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe (La Virgen de Guadalupe)
with Mass and Outdoor Procession 7 p.m.
Wednesday, DEC 24 • CHRISTMAS EVE
Christmas Eve Children’s & Families Service 5 p.m.
Christmas Eve Candlelight Holy Communion Service
7 p.m. Spanish, 9 & 11 p.m. English
Christmas Day
Sunday, MAY 18
Sunday, MAY 25
Thursday, NOV 27 • THANKSGIVING DAY
Thursday, DEC 25 • CHRISTMAS DAY
John Dear; The Nonviolent Tour 2014, 6 p.m. at CoH
Music 4 Hope presents: Chris Chism & Friends, 7 p.m.
November 2014
*Information subject to change without notice and will be updated as needed.
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