Church in the Forest

Light in the Forest

Donate
Church in the Forest
Service Times

Sunday Service Times

Sunday Bible study @ 9:00am

Chapel Concertino @ 9:45am

Worship Service @ 10:00am

COMPLIMENTARY valet parking has been temporily halted.

Call Us
831-624-1374

Email Us
Church Administration

Location

Stevenson School
3152 Forest Lake Road
Pebble Beach, CA 93953

Mailing Address
Church in the Forest
P.O.Box 1027
Pebble Beach, CA 93953

  • HOME
  • THIS WEEK
    • Last Sunday’s Service
    • Pastor’s Letter
    • This Sunday
    • Small Groups & Bible Study
  • OUR CHURCH
    • Becoming A Member
    • Giving
    • Church History
    • Our Ministers
    • Sunday Services
    • Remembering Bill Rolland
  • MUSIC
  • WEDDINGS
  • PASTORAL CARE
    • Spiritual Care
    • What Really Matters
      • WISHES
      • CONVERSATIONS
      • Legacy Gifts
  • DIRECTORIES
    • Our Staff
    • Our Families
  • CONTACT US

November 10, 2019

MUSIC BOX

Kevin Jordan, trumpet

Melinda Coffey Armstead, piano & organ

Chapel Concertino for Veterans’ Day

Heroic Marches . . . Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)

1. La Majesté

2. La. Grâce

3. La Vaillance

Peaceful World . . . Gilles Rocha (b. 1988)

Musical Tribute to Veterans

The Marines’ Hymn . . . anonymous

The Wild Blue Yonder . . . Robert Crawford

Semper Paratus (Always Ready) . . . Capt. Francis Van Loskerck, U.S.C.G.

Caisson Song . . . U.S. Army song

Anchors Aweigh . . . Capt. Alfred Miles, U.S.N. and Chas. A. Zimmerman

Current and former members of the military are invited to stand when their march is played.

 

 

Offertory

Toccata for trumpet and organ . . . Giambattista Martini (1706-1784)

Postlude

Heroic Marches: 12. La Réjouissance . . . G. P. Telemann

Veterans Day means a lot in my family. My brother and his son both served in the Marine Corps. My father (who died in 2007, age 87) and his three brothers all served in the Pacific in WWII. Only three came home. My Dad joined the Navy in 1937, a skinny kid of 17 from east Texas who weighed in just under the limit when he went to enlist. The recruiter told him to go around the corner, buy a bunch of bananas, eat them all and come back in an hour. He did, and spent the next 30 years of his life serving in submarines (18 years), surface ships (6), and in charge of commissary stores (6). When he graduated as an officer from supply corps school in 1957 a photo was taken in his beautiful new white dress uniform that we proudly displayed in our home. Today I bring it to our “Table of Honor” and invite you to bring a framed photo of your loved one in uniform to join him there.  These are our true heroes, whom we can never repay except by the love in our memory of them. We are indeed the lucky ones. 

RSS Church in the Forest Worship Service

  • Sermon - July 3, 2022 July 3, 2022
  • Prelude and Worship Service - July 3, 2022 July 3, 2022
*Don't worry, we won't spam you. You will be able to unsubscribe from the newsletter, at any time, with a single mouse click.

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.


Top

Church in the Forest © 1987-2022 Church in the Forest
Website by Monterey eSolutions

  • HOME
  • THIS WEEK
    ▼
    • Last Sunday’s Service
    • Pastor’s Letter
    • This Sunday
    • Small Groups & Bible Study
  • OUR CHURCH
    ▼
    • Becoming A Member
    • Giving
    • Church History
    • Our Ministers
    • Sunday Services
    • Remembering Bill Rolland
  • MUSIC
  • WEDDINGS
  • PASTORAL CARE
    ▼
    • Spiritual Care
    • What Really Matters
      ▼
      • WISHES
      • CONVERSATIONS
      • Legacy Gifts
  • DIRECTORIES
    ▼
    • Our Staff
    • Our Families
  • CONTACT US