UU’s should welcome the upcoming launch into space of the James Webb telescope, which is designed to give humanity its deepest look by far into space and time. The leading edge of brain research amazes in a different realm. But no less a scientist than Albert Einstein said that “The only source of knowledge is experience.” Chuck Miller provided music. Joshin Byrnes was our Guest for All Ages, with an invitation to join the Breadloaf Mountain Zen Center in an interfaith quilting project.

Order of Service

Entire service indoors (please mask OR distance).

Bell: Land Acknowledgement

Prelude Music: Chuck Miller

Welcome & Pathways to Connection: Becky Strum, Worship Associate

Call to Worship  Come Let Us Worship by Lindsey Bates  Becky Strum

Chalice Lighting: Becky Strum

Wherever you are coming from this morning

Wherever you are going,

Look to this flame

And know we lit it for you.

Now we are one.

Spiritual Practice for All Ages: Joshin Byrnes, Breadloaf Mountain Zen Community

Offering:  Our donee is Habitat for Humanity of Addison County. Contributions can be made as https://cvuus.breezechms.com/give/online.

Milestones & Passages: Rev. Barnaby. Those on zoom may enter theirs in chat. Future ones can be shared at https://cvuus.breezechms.com/form/YellowCard

Prayer/Meditation: Rev. Barnaby

Music:  Chuck Miller

Readings: Becky Strum

Ancient: Gospel of John 20:24-29 

Modern: The Waking by Theodore Roethke

Sermon: Radically in Favor of Knowing

Music:  Chuck Miller

Benediction: Rev. Barnaby

Postlude: Chuck Miller

Credits:  Thanks to our worship associate Becky Strum; our guest speaker Joshin Byrnes;  Rich Wolfson, Sherman LaRose and Margy and Jordan Young for technical support; Bobbie Carnwath for flowers; Mike Greenwood and Alan Moore all who helped set up, usher, greet and provide hospitality.

Thank you for joining us for worship!

 

 

 

Topics: Nurturing Community