Share God’s Love

"Share God’s Love" - a sermon delivered by Dr Stephen Gentle on Mother's Day Sunday, 5/13/2012.
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Friday, May 11 Noon-time Pipe Organ Recital at 12:15pm

When one thinks of the country of England, the Royal Family and everything having to do with “pomp and circumstance” comes flooding into mind. The pipe organ world also has its royalty, with organists who, while at the top of their games, have led music programs in the world’s great cathedrals. Such musical royalty will be featured at tomorrow’s noon-time organ recital at 12:15pm, here at National City, with a performance by former Westminster Abbey, London organist, Dr. Martin Neary.

Having held posts as St. Margaret’s Church, London, Winchester Cathedral, and Westminster Abbey, Dr. Neary has directed Britain’s finest choirs of men and boys and performed thousands of solo organ recitals not only in the great sacred spaces in England but also on tour throughout the world. In 1997, it was Martin Neary who organized the amazingly touching music for the funeral of Princess Diana – an event that was seen and heard by billions of people around the globe. He was appointed as Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO) by Queen Elizabeth in recognition of his services for choosing and directing the music at that funeral.

For his program tomorrow, Dr. Neary will perform William Walton’s stately Crown Imperial March, J.S Bach’s youthful Prelude and Fugue in G Major, Louis Vierne’s charming Impromptu, 21^st century composer Iain Farrington’s jazz-inspired Bluesday, and Olivier Messiaen’s kaleidoscopic Transports de Joie from well-known the Ascension Suite.

It is our great honor and deep privilege to present this exceedingly fine concert organist tomorrow and we hope that you will be able to join us for this very special event tomorrow at 12:15pm!

Connecting with Christ

"Connecting with Christ" - a sermon delivered by Dr Stephen Gentle on Sunday, 5/6/2012.
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Does Jesus Care About Me?

"Does Jesus Care About Me?" - a sermon delivered by Dr Stephen Gentle on "Good Shepherd" Sunday, 4/29/2012.
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Does Jesus Care?

Join us for worship on Sunday at 8:30 or 11 a.m. for "Good Shepherd" Sunday. Read the beautiful 23rd Psalm and John 10:11-18 to prepare. On Sunday we will ponder together what it means to pray, "The Lord is my shepherd." Dr. Gentle's message is "Does Jesus Care About Me?"

See you Sunday!