The practice of civil disobedience was first proposed by an entitled iconoclast named Henry David Thoreau, a Unitarian. Let’s explore what lessons of his may be useful for us today.
- Centering Music, Welcoming Chime | Rev Eric (or WA) & Musician(s)
- Announcements | Glen
- Introit: ##1 May Nothing Evil Cross This Door | Linli SLIDES
- Opening Words | Board Host
- Land Acknowledgment | Glen SLIDE
- Chalice Lighting | Rev Eric
- Hymn: #153 Oh I Woke Up this Morning | Musician SLIDE
- Wisdom Tale The Angry Monk and the Fly | Rev Eric (SLIDES)
- Singing Our Children Onward SLIDE
- Joys, Sorrows, & Gratitudes | Rev. Eric w/ Glen assisting
- Moment of Silence ( a minute or more )
- Music for Returning Rev. Rebecca Parker | Linli SLIDE
- Reading excerpts from Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau | Glen
- Musical Interlude | Linli
- Sermon At the Root of Civil Disobedience | Rev. Eric
- Hymn: #1017 Building a New Way | Linli SLIDE
- Offertory | Glen SLIDE
- Hymn: #1018 Come and Go With Me | Linli SLIDE
- Benediction | Rev. Eric
- Extinguishing the Chalice | Rev. Eric SLIDE
- Postlude: Title | Linli
- Final Wave | Rev. Eric