Order of Service - Feb. 18, 2018 "The King's Bride"
Date of Service:
February 18, 2018
February 18, 2018 “The King’s Bride”
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*Gathering Hymn #16 ‘Tis a Gift to be Simple
Story Opening
Chalice Lighting
Music for the Morning “Seven Years in Tibet” John Williams
Welcome and Announcements
Pulpit Message Dining for Dollars Melinda Ewen
Story Part I
*Opening Hymn #1018 Come and Go with Me
*Covenant Love is the doctrine of this church.
The quest for truth is its sacrament,
And service is its prayer.
To dwell together in peace,
To seek knowledge in freedom,
To serve humankind in fellowship,
Thus do we covenant with each other.
*Hymn of Praise From all that dwell below the skies
Let songs of hope and faith arise
Let peace, goodwill on earth be sung
Through every land, by every tongue.
Story Part II
Song of Blessing #1023 Building Bridges
Story Part III
Meditation and Prayer
Story Part IV
Offering
Offertory Anthem “All of Me” John Legend
Jyvonne Haskin
Story Epilogue
Closing Hymn #16 ‘Tis a Gift to be Simple
*Benediction
Musical Benediction
Invitation to Fellowship
*Please stand in body or in spirit
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Greeters: Jamie Duckman (9am); Roberta Frye (11am)
Ushers: Dan Patterson & Kit Shaw (9am); Ned Wright & Michael Young (11am)
Coffee: Alice Hall & Eileen McCormack (9am); Sheila Cummins & Pam Teplitz (11am)
Welcome Table: Wendi Gladstone (9am & 11am)
Bookstore: Audrey Lyness (9am & 11am)
Service Notes
As a response to conversations started last week when Rev. Greg explored conditions within this country's Prison Industrial Complex, this week's Generous Contribution is dedicated to 'Worthy Now'. 'Worthy Now' is a program that is part of the Church of the Larger Fellowship’s Prison Ministry Network. Worthy Now invites Unitarian Universalists - and people of all faiths - on both sides of prison walls to explore relationship as it would be found in the beloved community. It is a declaration that all persons are worthy of love, respect, and support — not at some future time when we are better people — but as we are right now.