Order of Service for Sunday, August 18, 2013
Order of Service |
August 18, 2013 |
Prelude |
This Is Your Life - Karl Lisovsky Karl Lisovsky, piano; Joe Engleman, clarinet |
Welcome |
Angela Lisovsky |
Chalice Lighting |
Clelia Davis del Piccolo |
¬¬¬ Opening Song #1018 |
Come and Go With Me |
¬¬¬ Please stand in body or spirit
¬¬¬ Covenant
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Love is the doctrine of this church. The quest of 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
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From all that dwell below the skies Let songs of hope and faith arise Let peace, good will on earth be sung Through every land, by every tongue. ~ based on Isaac Watts |
Food Offering and a Reflection |
Liza Cranis |
Story for All Ages |
The Biggest Liar on the Bayou Cajun folktale, told by Jake Brunell |
Song of Blessing |
Go now in peace, Go now in peace, May the spirit of love surround you As you go, as you go On your way. ~ Natalie Sleeth |
Reflections on New Orleans |
Rick Rhoads, Ava Walderman, Maddy Gordon |
Offertory |
Inner Inner Ear Karl Lisovsky Karl Lisovsky, piano; Joe Engleman, flute |
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Pulpit Message |
Rachel Fleischer |
Community News and a Reflection |
Parsa Arjomandinezhad |
Meditation |
Paice van Ooyen When I breathe in, I'll breathe in peace, When I breathe out, I'll breathe out love. |
Reflections |
Jacob Weiner (read by Clelia Davis del Piccolo), Maxwell de Vita, Angela Lisovsky |
Music for the Morning |
Way Back Home Karl Lisovsky Karl Lisovsky, piano; Joe Engleman, saxophone |
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Reflections |
Mari Nunan, Jake Brunell, Zane Michael |
¬¬¬ Closing Hymn #121 |
We'll Build a Land |
Greeting and Welcome to Guests, and to One Another |
Dan Patterson |
Closing Words and Thanks |
Paice van Ooyen |
Please be seated for the postlude.
Postlude |
Golden Slumbers Lennon/McCartney |
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Greeters: |
Dwight Flowers & David Olson |
Ushers: |
Tom Early & Phil Bonacich |
Coffee: |
Kirk Attebury & Pam Teplitz |
Office: |
Sheila Cummins |
Bookstore : |
Alice Koga |
Service Notes
Our Generous Congregation offering of 50% of the non pledge offering this month goes to Camp deBenneville Pines. DeBenneville Pines is a UU camp in the San Bernardino National Forest, about 90 miles east of Los Angeles. Since 1962, Unitarian Universalists have gathered in the pines to experience the wonder of the natural world while deepening their connections to their faith and one another. DeBenneville Pines is open year-round to host inspiring and unforgettable programs in liberal religion, nature, music, women's and men's spirituality, as well as popular camp-style experiences for children, youth, young adults, adults, families, and elders. Register for your time in the pines with the all-church weekend Sept 13-15 by emailing Jacki Weber at jacki.weber@gmail.com. Details at www.uucamp.org/