Order of Service: Sun, Aug 27, 2017 "Why We Need a New Sanctuary Movement"
Date of Service:
August 27, 2017
Sunday August 27, 2017 Why We Need a New Sanctuary Movement
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*Gathering Hymn (standing) #347 Gather the Spirit
Prelude (seated) Profitizia
Welcome
Chalice Lighting
*Opening Hymn #1021 Lean on 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
Offering for the Westside Food Bank (seated)
Time for All Ages
Song of Blessing #414 As We Leave This Friendly Place
Life Together
Pulpit Message
Offering Gracias Por El Amor
Devotional Time
Silence
Sung Response
Reading
Music for the Morning Negro Bembon
Sermon Why We Need a New Sanctuary Movement Kent Wong
Joined by Hugo Romero
*Closing Hymn (standing) De Colores
*Benediction & Chalice Extinguishing
*Musical Response Amen in Bb
*Dismissal
*Please stand in body or in spirit
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Greeters: Michael Young & Steve Young
Ushers: Tom Foretich & Jila Tayefehnowrooz
Coffee: Sylvia Young
Welcome Table: Barbara Gibbs & Carol Ring
Bookstore: Sarah Harper
Service Notes
Today, 40% of our offering will go to Camp de Benneville Pines. Camp de Benneville 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. This year the all-church camp weekend will be September 15-17, and registration is now open. Please register with our Camp Dean, Jacki Weber. As with all church programs, if the registration fee is a barrier to your participation, please let Jacki know, as scholarships are available, jacki.weber@gmail.com.
Kent Wong is the director of the UCLA Labor Center, where he teaches courses in labor studies and Asian American studies. He previously served as staff attorney for the Service Employees International Union. He was the founding president of the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, the founding president of the United Association for Labor Education, and currently is vice president of the California Federation of Teachers.