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This responsive Founder's Day litany by John Hurst Adams (1927-2018) praises the name of the Lord while recognizing the contributions of special apostles, martyrs, and heroes of the faith to the church and community.
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A Founder’s Day Litany
by Bishop John H. Adams
Leader
It is with grateful hearts that we give thanks to God for the gift
s
of empowerment,
liberation, and community in Jesus Christ our Lord.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah
.
Leader
For the
apostles, martyrs, and heroes of the faith.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah.
Leader
For the ecumenical Christian community to which all Christians belong, sharing
common origin and destiny despite our diversity in worship, polity, and theolo
gy.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah
.
Leader
For the new insights and fresh fervor brought by the reformers and prophets in our
history
.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah.
Leader
For the African Methodist Episcopal Church and its u
nique place and special
contribution to the church and community.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah.
Leader
For the experience of two centuries of liberation struggles and reconciliation gifts,
and for the prospect and promise of a third
century.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah.
Leader
For the unique prophet, apostle of freedom, and model of ebony excellence, whose
blessed name is Richard Allen.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah.
Leader
For the beloved of our hist
ory and their special emphases: Daniel Payne, Paul
Quinn, Henry McNeil Turner, John R. Hawkins, Lucy Hughes, and all the bishops
and leaders of our church.
People
The Lord’s name be praised, hallelujah.
AME Founders Day Litany Bishop John H Adams.pdf
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