Rev. Barnaby concluded his sermon series on what we know and how we know it with some thoughts about the Unitarian Universalism’s “Six Sources of Our Living Tradition” (helpful background). The Time for All Ages spotlighted the wisdom of kids along with some famous prophets and our choir sang. We shared our plate with Diverse Revolutionary UU Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM). Watch a recording of the service here.
Order of Service
Bell: Land Acknowledgement
Welcome: Becky Strum, Worship Associate
Call to Worship: We Are Connected by Leslie Takashai Becky Strum
Chalice Lighting: Becky Strum
We pause this morning
from the chaos of the world
to reclaim the beauty within these
walls
that carry us through our week,
We lift this community onto our
shoulders
with pride and grace-filled expectations
for our children
and our children’s children. By Marta Valentin
Introduction to the 6 Sources of Our Living Tradition: Rev. Barnaby
1st Source: I Am That Great and Fiery Force (Gray #27) Anthony Petti video
2nd Source: Time for All Ages Becky Strum & Rev. Barnaby
Offering: We’ll collect for UU DRUUMM. All cash and checks not otherwise specified will be split between CVUUS and our donee. You can give online at https://cvuus.breezechms.com/give/online.
Offering Music: Variations on Filled with Loving Kindness Ronnie Romano
3rd Source: A Buddhist Story Rev. Barnaby
Milestones & Passages: Rev. Barnaby
Prayer/Meditation
4th Source: The 23rd Psalm (Teal #1038) Ronnie Romano
5th Source: Brief Reflection on Accuracy by Miroslav HolubBecky Strum
O What a Piece of Work We Are (Gray #313) CVUUS Choir
6th Source: Homily Rev. Barnaby
Hymn Mother Earth, Beloved Garden (Teal #1067) CVUUS Choir
Benediction: Rev. Barnaby
Postlude: Ronnie Romano
Credits: Thanks to our worship associate Becky Strum; our choir; Mary Hadley, Richard Hopkins, Alan Moore and others for technical support; our Flower Co-op for seasonal arrangements; Helene Vanderburgh and all who helped set up, usher, and greet.
Thank you for joining us for worship!