Somerset Baptist Church

09/06/2026

Somerset Baptist Church – September 6, 2026

Call to Worship
Hymn
Invocation & Lord’s Prayer

Joys and Concerns
Pastoral Prayer

Scripture Exodus 12:1-14
Hymn
Scripture Matthew 18:15-20

Sermon

The Lord’s Table
Communion Hymn
Sharing of Elements
Prayer of Thanks

Closing Hymn
Benediction

09/04/2026

Amen

08/28/2026

The church was never meant to be confined within four walls. It was meant to gather, to grow, and then to go—to shine, to serve, to love, and to bring the presence of Jesus wherever we go.

Gathering with believers matters. We need the encouragement, teaching, worship, fellowship, and accountability that happen when the Church comes together. But we were never meant to stay inside the building.

You can attend church every Sunday and still miss the heart of what it means to be the Church. Because being the Church isn’t just about sitting in a pew—it’s about living with purpose, walking in obedience, and carrying Christ into every place He sends you.

The goal isn’t simply to gather more often, but to live out more deeply what we receive when we gather. Every act of kindness, every word of grace, every stand for truth, every display of love—that’s the Church in motion.

Let’s gather. Let’s grow. And then let’s go.

Let’s not just go to church. Let’s be the Church—His hands and feet, His light in the darkness, and His love in a world desperate for hope. 🤍🙏🏻

07/28/2026

07/24/2026

What if the last words you spoke to someone were the last words they ever heard?
Would you change your tone?
Would you soften your edges, offer more patience, or let kindness take the lead?

In end-of-life care, I have learned how sacred our final words can be.
They stay, in the air, in the heart, in the silence that follows.
Sometimes they are a whisper of love, and sometimes they are a wound we cannot take back.

Imagine this:
Yours is the last hand someone holds.
Yours are the last eyes they look into.
Yours is the last voice they hear.
What words would you want to leave behind if you knew they carried them with them?

I ask myself that often.
And when I feel regret for words I can’t undo, I’m reminded to do better.
To pause before I speak.
To remember that silence can be gentler than something that leaves a scar.

So speak with care.
Hold with grace.
And let your words, if they are to be someone’s last to hear, be ones that bring peace.

xo
Gabby
www.thehospiceheart.net