Richard A. Goodling - Maundy Thursday Service (April 8, 1971)

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-	The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ	2:57
	and the love of God be with you on this Holy Thursday eve.	2:59
	Now, let us hear these words from holy scripture.	3:05
	"I am the living bread which came down from heaven.	3:09
	If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever,	3:13
	and the bread which I shall give for the life of the world	3:18
	is my flesh.	3:22
	The cup of blessing, which we bless,	3:24
	is it not a participation in the blood of Christ?	3:28
	The bread which we break,	3:32
	is it not a participation in the body of Christ?	3:34
	Because there is one love.	3:38
	We who are many are one body	3:40
	for we all partake of the same loaf.	3:44
	Beloved, let us love one another for love is of God;	3:48
	and he who loves is born of God and knows God.	3:53
	In this, the love of God was made manifest among us,	3:58
	that God sent his only Son into the world	4:02
	so that we might live through him.	4:05
	Christ, our Paschal lamb, is offered up for us,	4:09
	once for all,	4:14
	when he bore our sins on his body upon the cross,	4:16
	for he is a very lamb of God	4:20
	that takest away the sins of the world.	4:23
	Therefore,	4:26
	let us keep a joyful and holy feast with the Lord."	4:28
	The Lord be with you.	4:34
-	And also with you.	4:36
-	Let us pray together the Collect for Purity of Heart.	4:38
	Almighty God, unto whom all hearts are open,	4:43
	all desires known, and from whom no secrets are hidden,	4:47
	cleanse the thoughts of our hearts	4:52
	by the inspiration of thy Holy Spirit	4:55
	that we may perfectly love thee	4:58
	and worthly magnify thy holy name.	5:00
	Through Christ our Lord, amen.	5:04
	Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name,	5:07
	thy kingdom come,	5:13
	thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.	5:14
	Give us this day our daily bread;	5:19
	and forgive us our trespasses	5:21
	as we forgive those who trespass against us.	5:24
	And lead us not into temptation,	5:28
	but deliver us from evil.	5:30
	For thine is the kingdom	5:32
	and the power and the glory forever, amen.	5:34
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	Ye that truly and earnestly repent of your sins	7:48
	and are in love and charity with your neighbors	7:53
	and intend to lead a new life,	7:56
	following the commandments of God,	7:58
	and walking from henceforth in his holy ways,	8:01
	draw near with faith	8:05
	and take this holy sacrament to your comfort	8:08
	and make your humble confession to Almighty God.	8:12
	Let us offer unto God our unison prayer	8:20
	of general confession.	8:24
	Let us pray.	8:26
	Almighty God, Father of our Lord, Jesus Christ,	8:28
	maker of all things, judge of all men,	8:32
	we acknowledge and bewail our manifold sins and wickedness,	8:36
	which we, from time to time, most grievously have committed	8:41
	by thought, word, and deed against thy divine majesty.	8:45
	We do earnestly repent	8:51
	and are heartily sorry for these, our misdoings.	8:53
	The remembrance of them is grievous unto us.	8:56
	Have mercy upon us, have mercy upon us most merciful Father.	9:00
	For the Son, our Lord Jesus Christ's sake,	9:05
	forgive us all that is passed	9:09
	and grant that we may ever hereafter serve and please thee	9:12
	in newness of life to the honor and glory of thy name,	9:16
	through Jesus Christ, our Lord, amen.	9:20
	Almighty God, our heavenly Father,	9:26
	who of thy great mercy, has promised forgiveness of sins	9:29
	to all them that with hearty repentance	9:33
	and true faith turn to thee, have mercy upon us,	9:36
	pardon and deliver us from all our sins,	9:41
	confirm and strengthen us in all goodness	9:45
	and bring us to everlasting life	9:49
	through Jesus Christ, our Lord; amen.	9:52
	Hear what comfortable words the scripture say	9:57
	to all that truly turn to the Lord.	10:00
	"Come to me all who labor and are heavy laden	10:04
	and I will give you rest.	10:08
	God so loved the world that he gave his only Son	10:11
	that whoever believes in him should not perish,	10:16
	but have eternal life.	10:20
	If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just	10:23
	and will forgive our sins	10:28
	and will cleanse us from all unrighteousness."	10:30
	Let us continue our prayers as we join in the litany	10:36
	for the whole state of Christ's church.	10:40
	Most merciful Father, we humbly beseech thee	10:45
	to receive these our prayers for the universal church,	10:49
	that thou wilt confirm it in the truth of the holy faith,	10:54
	inspire it with unity and concord	10:58
	and extend and prosper it throughout the world.	11:02
	We beseech thee also, so to guide	11:06
	and strengthen the witness of the church	11:08
	to those in authority in all nations,	11:11
	that they may maintain the justice	11:14
	and welfare of all mankind.	11:17
	Hear us, we beseech thee, oh Lord.	11:20
	Give grace, oh heavenly Father,	11:24
	to all ministers of thy church,	11:26
	that both by their life and doctrine,	11:29
	they may set forth thy true and lively word	11:31
	and fatefully administer thy holy sacraments.	11:35
	And to all thy people, give thy heavenly grace	11:39
	that with willing heart and due reverence,	11:42
	they may hear and receive thy holy word,	11:45
	truly serving thee in holiness and righteousness	11:49
	all the days of their lives.	11:53
	Here us, we beech thee, oh Lord.	11:55
	And we most humbly beseech thee of thy goodness, oh Lord,	11:59
	to support and strengthen all those,	12:04
	who in this transitory life, are in trouble, sorrow, need,	12:06
	sickness or any other adversity.	12:13
	Hear us, we beseech the, oh Lord.	12:18
	We remember with thanksgiving, those who have loved	12:21
	and served thee in thy church on earth,	12:25
	who now rest from their labors,	12:27
	especially those most dear to us,	12:30
	whom we name in our hearts before thee.	12:32
	Keep us in fellowship with all thy saints	12:39
	and bring us at length to the joy of thy heavenly kingdom.	12:42
	Grant this, oh Father, for the sake of Jesus Christ,	12:47
	our only mediator and advocate, amen.	12:51
	To assist us in recalling who we are	13:08
	and where we are,	13:14
	hear these words from St. Mark's gospel.	13:18
	"Now on the first day of Unleavened Bread,	13:24
	when the Passover lambs were being slaughtered,	13:27
	his disciples said to him,	13:31
	'Where would you like us to go	13:34
	and prepare for your Passover supper?'	13:35
	So he sent out two of his disciples with these instructions.	13:40
	'Go into the city	13:44
	and a man will meet you carrying a jar of water.	13:46
	Follow him, and when he enters a house,	13:50
	give this message to the householder.	13:54
	'The master says, where is the room reserved for me	13:58
	to eat the Passover with my disciples?'	14:01
	He will show you a large room upstairs,	14:05
	set out in readiness.	14:08
	Make the preparations for us there.'	14:11
	Then the disciples went off,	14:15
	and when they came into the city,	14:16
	they found everything just as he had told them.	14:19
	So they prepared for Passover.	14:23
	During supper, he took bread, and having said a blessing,	14:28
	he broke it and gave it to them with the words,	14:33
	'Take this, this is my body.'	14:37
	Then he took a cup, and having offered thanks to God,	14:42
	he gave it to them and they all drank from it.	14:46
	And he said, 'This is my blood of the covenant,	14:50
	shed for many.	14:54
	I tell you this,	14:57
	never again shall I drink from the fruit of the vine	14:59
	until that day when I drink it new in the kingdom of God.'"	15:03
	The night has come,	15:15
	the day is far spent.	15:18
	The gifts of the day opened as the day unfolded	15:23
	had been set aside.	15:29
	The gifts of the night await to be opened.	15:33
	The gifts before us,	15:40
	which we are to give and to receive	15:41
	are those of bread and grape juice,	15:47
	not unusual gifts.	15:52
	Yearly for nearly 2000 evenings such as this one,	15:56
	groups have gathered in upper room places,	16:02
	varieties of people drawn quietly together	16:08
	in a variety of places	16:12
	by these gifts of bread and grape juice,	16:15
	not unusual gifts.	16:23
	But with interesting variations,	16:27
	this past a year, in my own experience,	16:30
	there has been bread, leavened and unleavened,	16:35
	salted and unsalted,	16:39
	whole loaf and broken pieces,	16:42
	and a variety of wines and grape juice and true aide,	16:47
	and most recently, a bunch of grapes;	16:54
	still not unusual gifts,	17:00
	but a strange way of giving.	17:05
	That which we offer here	17:10
	seems to be that which is in turn offered to us.	17:14
	Are we to receive merely what we already have offered?	17:22
	Is there not some transformation to occur	17:31
	from what we have to what we need?	17:39
	What does this exchange of gifts mean?	17:48
	The gifts here for exchange are symbols, of course,	17:55
	and as symbols, they seem far removed in time	18:01
	from the original gifts of the broken body	18:06
	and the shed blood of Jesus Christ.	18:13
	The distance between is more than a distance of time.	18:19
	The distance between is a pilgrimage of meaning,	18:25
	and each of us is on that pilgrimage,	18:30
	somewhere between Kroger bread and the body of Christ,	18:35
	somewhere between Welch's grape juice	18:43
	and the blood of Christ.	18:47
	We seek to anchor the meanings of these gifts	18:52
	in our own time and across time.	18:58
	Without such anchor points dug deep	19:05
	in the river bed of meaning,	19:09
	we drift.	19:12
	There are such anchor points to be found.	19:16
	Grapes belong to Christ.	19:21
	The juice of the crushed grape	19:24
	represents his blood shed for us.	19:27
	Grapes also belong	19:33
	to the nameless Mexican-American grape pickers	19:37
	in their struggle for human dignity	19:42
	in the face of exploitation.	19:44
	Broken bodies and shed blood,	19:50
	whether in innocence or in guilt,	19:53
	destructively or redemptively across time,	19:57
	there are a plenty.	20:02
	With so many broken bodies and so much shed blood,	20:07
	we reach perhaps for bread and grape juice	20:14
	to hide the horror of what we might have as offerings.	20:19
	So these elements, these gifts,	20:28
	these symbols present a two-fold invitation to us,	20:31
	indeed a two-fold challenge to be anchored in our time	20:36
	and to be anchored across time.	20:43
	They invite us to be anchored	20:48
	in our own individual life experiences,	20:51
	to draw upon our own deep experiences for meanings,	20:55
	to be the presentation of our brokenness	21:00
	and our search for wholeness,	21:04
	to be the presentation of our crushed dreams,	21:08
	which ever seek to be resurrected.	21:13
	These become our gifts,	21:17
	meanings of our experiences offered.	21:21
	Indeed in offering the meanings of our life experiences,	21:26
	we offer our lives in all their brokenness,	21:30
	but offered and offered to another.	21:36
	These elements, these gifts,	21:43
	these symbols also invite us to be anchored across time,	21:46
	to participate in the meanings offered to us by the faith.	21:51
	What is offered in return are the meanings	21:56
	which Christ's life gave to these elements,	22:00
	meanings which grab us and hold us in their grip,	22:04
	meanings which are offered to us in return	22:10
	by the person of Christ.	22:13
	This is the body of Christ representing not only brokenness,	22:15
	but a gift within brokenness.	22:22
	So the invitation is to let the anchor points drop deep	22:28
	into the bed of life, our life, and that of Christ;	22:33
	life offered to life.	22:40
	The temptation is to go no deeper	22:46
	than cider press experiences.	22:49
	In my youth, Wednesday and Friday, during apple season,	22:54
	was cider press day at uncle Sylvester's.	23:01
	Yes, I had an uncle Sylvester	23:06
	with his cider press along the Wiconisco Creek	23:10
	in Central Pennsylvania.	23:13
	Bushels of apples resulted in gallons of cider.	23:17
	A sip of that sweet cider was the end result	23:22
	of a series of marvelous changes,	23:25
	which began with spring blossoms months before.	23:29
	Even a muscly bunch of apples resulted inevitably	23:35
	in the marvelous gift of sweet cider.	23:40
	But the cider press does not anchor one very deep in life.	23:44
	It represents the picture card outlook on life.	23:53
	We seek rather anchor points at a deeper level	23:58
	to ride out stormier weather than even winter snows.	24:03
	And the transformation which we seek	24:11
	is sought at the deepest levels of life.	24:14
	Our anchors, if they are to hold,	24:20
	must drop deep through the chaos,	24:23
	which is there when life seems senseless,	24:27
	the meaninglessness when life seems empty,	24:31
	the despair, which is the far side of hope.	24:35
	The gifts before us are capable of being related	24:41
	to the depth of human experiences.	24:46
	We question not the realities	24:50
	which are symbolized by these elements.	24:52
	Their realities are all too painfully real.	24:55
	What is to be questioned rather	25:01
	is the level of commitment we dare to make	25:04
	to these realities,	25:08
	whether our commitment will be shallow or deep.	25:10
	We risk being grabbed by more than bread and grape juice,	25:16
	but by body and blood issues,	25:23
	by issues of life and death.	25:27
	The question then becomes,	25:31
	how deeply are we willing to grab hold of	25:32
	and to be grabbed hold of?	25:38
	What is our offering to be?	25:43
	Whatever it may be,	25:48
	offer it at the level at which you need to receive.	25:51
	Offer all that you have at that level	25:58
	to receive all that you need.	26:04
	The woman told her psychotherapist,	26:10
	"You gave me back my life."	26:14
	That's what she had experienced.	26:18
	She brought him life in despair; that was her offering.	26:22
	She found her life with hope mingled among the despair.	26:29
	The gift of herself was a gift of life	26:38
	at the level of despair.	26:40
	It had be given at that level	26:42
	if she was to receive the gift of life at the level of hope.	26:45
	Until she dug one point of the anchor deep in her despair,	26:51
	she could not find the other dug deep in hope.	26:56
	Or putting it another way,	27:02
	only those who mourn are comforted.	27:04
	There is no comfort for those who do not offer their tears.	27:09
	Or putting it another way,	27:17
	we receive only at the level at which we let go.	27:19
	So these gifts lie before us	27:27
	waiting to be given and to be received.	27:31
	It is possible to anchor these gifts	27:37
	deep in human experiences,	27:39
	as deep as life broken,	27:42
	as deep as blood shed.	27:47
	These gifts represent our experiences	27:51
	as we wander, hoping and despairing between life and death,	27:55
	and they represent the response of another,	28:01
	God in Christ to these experiences.	28:06
	The transformation which is to be found in that response	28:11
	takes place at the level that which the gift is offered.	28:18
	If we offer our despair, hope breaks through.	28:24
	If we lay bare our weakness,	28:30
	there is a resurgence of strength.	28:33
	If we weep, there may yet be comfort.	28:37
	If we come face to face with our wickedness,	28:42
	we may yet see the goodness of God	28:46
	in the land of the living.	28:50
	We receive only at the level at which we let go.	28:54
	The transformation sought comes in the meeting of two lives:	29:00
	one anchored in your life,	29:08
	the other anchored in the life of another, who is Christ.	29:12
	We are asked to risk being present	29:19
	in the presence of another,	29:24
	to offer what we are	29:27
	at the level at which we need to be met.	29:29
	The first miracle is being present to another.	29:35
	The second miracle is the transformation which occurs	29:41
	when another is present to us.	29:46
	Amen.	29:51
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	Holy Father,	38:32
	who, through the of thy Son,	38:34
	has consecrated for us a new and living way	38:37
	to the throne of grace,	38:40
	we come to thee through him, unworthy as we are.	38:43
	We come to commemorate the First Supper of our Lord,	38:47
	remembering his passion and death,	38:52
	believing in his promise of resurrection,	38:55
	and longing to recognize his presence here among us.	38:58
	We offer unto thee, oh Lord,	39:03
	the fruits of our labors for the work of thy church.	39:06
	We offer our lives to be renewed and used for thy purposes.	39:10
	We offer unto thee the bread of the earth	39:15
	and the fruit of the vine	39:18
	to be hallowed in our communion.	39:19
	Accept them, oh Lord;	39:23
	send down by spirit of light and power, of glory and love	39:25
	upon this people, upon this bread and wine,	39:32
	that to us, they may be his body and his blood.	39:36
	Amen.	39:43
	Lift up your hearts.	40:13
-	We lift them up unto the Lord.	40:14
-	Let us give thanks unto the Lord.	40:17
-	It is meet and right so to do.	40:19
-	It is very meet, right, and our bound and duty,	40:23
	but we should at all times	40:27
	and in all places, give thanks unto thee,	40:29
	oh Lord, holy Father, almighty, everlasting God.	40:32
	Therefore, with angels and archangels	40:37
	and with all the company of heaven,	40:40
	we laud and magnify thy glorious name,	40:43
	evermore praising thee and saying.	40:46
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	(choir singing brightly)	40:52
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	Let us offer unto God the prayers of consecration.	41:25
	Almighty God, our heavenly Father, who of thy tender mercy,	41:31
	didst give thine only Son, Jesus Christ,	41:35
	to suffer death upon the cross for our redemption;	41:38
	who made there by the one offering of himself,	41:42
	a full, perfect, and sufficient sacrifice	41:46
	for the sins of the whole world,	41:49
	and did institute and in his holy gospel,	41:52
	command us to continue a perpetual memory	41:54
	of his precious death until his coming again.	41:57
	Hear us, oh merciful Father, we most humbly beseech thee;	42:01
	and grant that we receiving these,	42:06
	thy creatures of bread and wine,	42:08
	according to thy Son, our savior,	42:11
	Jesus Christ's holy institution,	42:13
	and remembrance of his passion, death, and resurrection,	42:16
	may be partakers of the divine nature through him.	42:20
	But when the same night that he was betrayed, took bread,	42:25
	and when he had given thanks, he broke it	42:30
	and gave it to his disciples saying, "Take, eat.	42:33
	This is my body which is given for you.	42:38
	Do this in remembrance of me."	42:41
	Likewise, after supper, he took the cup,	42:45
	and when he had given thanks, he gave it to them saying,	42:48
	"Drink ye all of this	42:52
	for this is my blood of the new covenant,	42:54
	which is shed for you and for many,	42:58
	for the forgiveness of sins.	43:00
	Do this as oft as you shall drink it	43:03
	in remembrance of me," amen.	43:06
	Let us pray together.	43:10
	We do not presume to come to this, thy table,	43:13
	oh merciful Lord, trusting in our own righteousness,	43:16
	but in thy manifold and great mercies.	43:20
	We are not worthy so much	43:24
	as to gather up the crumbs under thy table,	43:26
	but thou art the same Lord,	43:29
	whose property is always to have mercy.	43:31
	Grant us therefore, gracious Lord,	43:35
	so to partake of this sacrament of thy Son, Jesus Christ,	43:37
	that we may walk in newness of life,	43:42
	may grow into his likeness,	43:45
	and may evermore dwell in him and he in us, amen.	43:48
	When you come now to the supper of the Lord,	46:26
	at the direction of the ushers.	46:29
	Jesus said, "I am the vine, you are the branches.	48:31
	By this, my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit	48:36
	and so prove to be my disciples."	48:40
	Rise and go in peace with courage.	48:42
	May the glory of your life be the fruits of the spirit,	48:46
	amen.	48:50
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	Jesus said, "I am the bread of life;	51:07
	he who comes to me shall not hunger	51:10
	and he who believes in me shall never thirst."	51:13
	Rise and go in peace with courage	51:16
	and may the bread of heaven nourish your soul	51:19
	into everlasting life, amen.	51:21
	Will the congregation come to communion	51:49
	at the direction of the ushers using the center aisle	51:51
	and returning by the outside aisle.	51:54
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	Jesus said, "You did not choose me, but I chose you	53:46
	and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit	53:50
	and that your fruit should abide."	53:54
	Arise and go in peace with courage,	53:57
	and by your fruits, may all men know	54:00
	that you are disciples of the Lord, amen.	54:02
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	Jesus said, "If any man would come after me,	56:09
	let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me,	56:13
	for whoever would save his life, will lose it,	56:19
	and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it."	56:23
	Rise and go in peace with courage,	56:29
	and by being spent	56:32
	in the service of Christ and your neighbor,	56:33
	may you find the source of rich and abundant life, amen.	56:36
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	(smooth pipe-organ music)
	Jesus said, "I am the good shepherd.	58:48
	I know my own and my own know me,	58:52
	and I have other sheep that are not of this fold.	58:55
	I must bring them also	58:59
	so there shall be one flock and one shepherd."	59:01
	Arise and go in peace with courage	59:05
	and may the voice of the good shepherd	59:08
	be your comfort and sorrow	59:10
	and your guide and happiness, amen.	59:13
	(choir singing faintly)	1:00:29
	(smooth pipe-organ music)
	(choir singing brightly)	1:00:58
	(smooth pipe-organ music)
	Jesus said, "I am the light of the world.	1:01:09
	He who follows me will not walk in darkness,	1:01:13
	but will have the light of life."	1:01:16
	Arise and go in peace with courage,	1:01:19
	and may the light of the world shine on your pathway	1:01:23
	and in your heart forever, amen.	1:01:27
	The peace of the Lord be with you.	1:02:20
-	And also with you.	1:02:23
-	Let us give thanks unto the Lord.	1:02:25
	Oh Lord, our heavenly Father,	1:02:32
	we, thy humble servants, desire thy Fatherly goodness,	1:02:35
	mercifully to accept this,	1:02:39
	our sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving;	1:02:41
	most humbly beseeching thee to grant,	1:02:44
	that by the merits and death or die Son, Jesus Christ,	1:02:47
	and through faith in his blood,	1:02:52
	we and thy whole church may obtained forgiveness of our sins	1:02:54
	and all other benefits of his passion.	1:02:59
	And here we offer and present unto thee, oh Lord,	1:03:02
	ourselves, our souls and bodies	1:03:05
	to be a reasonable, holy, and lively sacrifice unto thee,	1:03:09
	humbly beseeching the teaching that all we who are-	1:03:14

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Title:

Richard A. Goodling - Maundy Thursday Service (April 8, 1971)

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Date:

April 8, 1971

Speaker:

Goodling, Richard A.

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Duke University. Chapel

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Richard A. Goodling - Maundy Thursday Service (April 8, 1971)

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1. Richard A. Goodling - "Communion Meditation" (April 8, 1971)

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