Lenten Series Worship from Second PC!
A new service will be offered each week until Holy Week.
Welcome
Second's in-person Sunday Worship is usually
at 10:30am, but is suspended, indefinitely.
We invite you to the Presbytery's virtual worship at 10am (see below),
and to virtual study or service.
Know that you are always welcome.
812 Edith Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102-2408
NE Corner of Edith and Lomas
(505) 242-8005
NE Corner of Edith and Lomas
(505) 242-8005
Second Presbyterian Church (PCUSA)
is a multicultural, multi-generational congregation.
Our worship is bilingual, with liturgy and music in both
Spanish and English, and an English language sermon.
is a multicultural, multi-generational congregation.
Our worship is bilingual, with liturgy and music in both
Spanish and English, and an English language sermon.
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You are invited to Zoom Bible Study: Wednesday in February and March: Wednesdays at 4pm or 8pm – register at kay.huggins@me.com
This spring we will conclude our study of parables during the four Wednesdays of February; then devote March to a review of the passion narratives of the four gospels. Since there are five Wednesdays in March, the final Wednesday, during holy week, will be an open (but directed!) conversation on the material studied thus far in the Zoom Bible Study: Joel, Beatitudes, Parables (Part 1 & 2), Biblical Prayers, and the Passion Narratives.
As we continue the study of the core themes of Jesus’ message (that is a polite way of saying: why he was crucified) we find his teaching merging with his pattern of living...until as the end of his life becomes a parable signifying much more than we can even imagine.
As we continue the study of the core themes of Jesus’ message (that is a polite way of saying: why he was crucified) we find his teaching merging with his pattern of living...until as the end of his life becomes a parable signifying much more than we can even imagine.
- Feb. 3, The Challenge of the Hour: The Parable of the Debtor (Matt. 5:25), the Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-18) and the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16: 19-31)
- Feb. 10, Realized Discipleship: Twin Parables of the Treasure in the field and the Pearl (Matthew 13:44-45); the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), the Description (parable) of the Last Judgment (Matt. 25: 31-46)
- Feb. 17, Via Dolorosa and Consummation: The shift after Peter’s Confession, Similes in Jesus’ way: no shelter (Luke 9:58), the cup he must drink (Mark 10:38. 14:36), the stone rejected (Mark 8:31), the wheat must die (John12:25); and the Consummation, The Parable of the Tares among the Wheat (Matt. 13:24-30), and the Parable of the Fishing Net (Matt. 47-50)
- Feb. 24, Jesus’ Parabolic Actions: the entry into Jerusalem and the cleansing of the Temple (Mark 11: 1-11, 15-19), and the Last Supper (Luke 22: 14-20 and John 13:1-20)
With the core teachings from the parable ringing in our hearts, we move into the Gospel passion narrative...moving in chronological order.
- March 3, The Passion according to Mark, read Mark 14:32-15:47
- March 10, The Passion according to Matthew, read Matthew 26:36-27:66
- March 17, The Passion according to Luke, read Luke 22:39-23:56
- March 24, The Passion according to John,
read John 18:1-19:42 - March 31, The Core Teaching and the Passion reconsidered: an invitation to conversation.
Sunday Morning Adult Bible Study
using "THE PRESENT WORD" (PCUSA)
via Zoom, Sundays, 8:45-9:45am
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Shared leadership will be provided from among group participants. Study books for students (15) and leaders (5) are available by arrangement through church office or Kay.Huggins@me.com.
December, Unit I: “The Beginning of a Call" includes four sessions from the Gosel of Matthew. Session 1 highlights the heritage of Jesus. Session 2 tells the story of Jesus' birth. Session 3 speaks of the witness of the Magi to Jesus' call as the Messiah. Session 4 tells of the call of John the Baptist. January, Unit II: "Jesus and Calls in His Ministry" presents four sessions about Jesus' ministry. Luke emphasizes Jesus' call to proclamation and ministry and identifies Jesus as one who calls followers. Mark speaks to Jesus' call to a ministry of healing. John gives us a look at Jesus' call as the intercessor for those who follow him. February, Unit III: "The Call of Women," is a five -week study highlighting women in ministry. The first session focuses on prophesying women mentioned in the New Testament. The second session centers the Samaritan woman's evangelistic ministry. Session3 explores Mary Magdalene's call to unwavering discipleship. Session 4 gives an opportunity to study the impact of Priscilla's ministry. The final session focuses on Lydia's call to service and hospitality. |
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Recorded Collaborative Worships by the Presbytery of Santa Fe:
Worship Services
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CommunionCommunion is celebrated every first Sunday, and at special festivals such as Maundy Thursday, Easter, Pentecost, Christmas Eve. As we come to the Lord's Table, non-perishable food is brought to share with those less fortunate, through the Storehouse.
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812 Edith BLVD NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102-2408 (505) 242-8005 |
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